The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-18
GREAT IS OUR JIM.
Turner Was Knocked Out in the
Eleventh Round.
THE SPORTS ARE DuMBFoUNDED.
1t Was Game Buttle and Lifts Williams
Several Feat in the Estimation OF
His Admirers Here.

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Several Feet in the Estimation OF
His Admirers Here.
Jim Williams. the Utah boy. surprised
even his best friends last night.
In Salt Lake the betting was almost
wholly against him, especially by those
who are supposed to be experts on glove
contests and other sports.
Nevertheless. Williams defeated Turner
N eleven rounds, which are gwen in detail
below:
FIRST ROUND.
Williams showed up in the ring in SPLEEN
did form, standing much hiEner than
Turner and with a much longer reach.
Both parties spared cautiously and failed
10 reach. The round closed without q single
blow.
SECOND ROUND.
Turner led with his left on Williams
stomach, and followed it up with his
right; then jumped away without Will ans
returning. Charley was very clever, snd
jim was little SOW. Turner touched
Williams easily and got out of reach.
THIRD ROUND.
In playing for an opening Turner landed
his left on Williams ear following with a
right jab on his wind and got away.
Turner got in hot left on Williams wind,
followed with right on his ear, then with
a straight left on his wind. Williams
movements were very slow and the colored
man was very quick
FOURTH ROUND.
Turner led, but fell short Turner then
landed lightly with mis- left on Williams
wind and followed with right on his
stomach sending Jim against the ropes.
Turner got in hot left on Williams wind,
and lodged a lot right counter. Turner
got in two hot blows on Williams wind aud
then clinched, Turner doing all the leading
aud playing on Williams wind. Charley
TOOK a right on his glove as the gong
sounds. IL was all in favor of Turner.
FIFTH RokND.
Turner came up on q trot, ran into Jim's
corner and landed a good left on his wind
He followed it up with another hot left on
the jaw and OF Williams in q corner aud
then landed with both hands on Williams
Jew ana wind. Williams fought sitter Nc
Aulife's style. Turner landed repeatedly
with both hands on Williams jaw and head
sending him against the ropes. Turner got
in q hot right on Williams jaw, sending
him to the floor. Williams was greggy and
could not stand on his feet Turner landed
with both hands on Williams jaw, when
they cIinched, and the referee could not
separate them. They fought for fully forty
seconds with their arms around each others
neck, and punching each other hard with
the right
SIXTH ROUND.
Turner landed good left on Jim's jaw
and received a hot counter on his Jaw.
They came to close quarters and both
landed repeatedly with both hands on the
jaw. Turner was groEgy, now. both fight
ing to standstiI IN the centre of the ri ng.
Williams landed nard right on Turner's
jaw, sending him TO tue floor where he
laid for nine seconds. Williams landed re-
peatediy with both hands on Turner's jaw
There was great excitement, when the
gong sounds, with Turner on the floor He
was helped TO his corner by his seconds.
Both men were very weak, but Williams
YVES the stronger ef the two.
SEVENTH ROUND.
Williams landed hot left On Turner's
Jaw, ana follows with g right OF wind.
Both men fought like demons Al close
quarters IN the centre of the ring. Turner
became grogRy again, and could not defend
himself, Williams punching him hard with
both HANDS on tho face Dut failed to pat
him out Williams was blind in one eye
1t was all Williams round.
ROONDs
Williams lands hard on Turner's wind
Turner got IL hard right on Williams
face. and then got Williams up against the
ropes and punched him hard Turner
lands repeatedly on Williams jaw and
wind. Both men were very weak. They
clinched and the referee seemed 20 1erless
TO break them away, when Turner landed
8 left on jaw and got away. 1t WAS Turner'S
round.
NINTH ROUND.
Williams led with his left, but fell short,
sparripg for wind. Turner feinted with
his left and landed a good right on Jim g
jaw and got out OF danger. Turner landed
q good left on Williams wind, aud the
men clinched. Williams led with his left
but got hard jab in the stomach. Charley
landed a not left 90 his wind, and Jim
countered with his right on Turner's nose.
There was some sparrng for wind, with
both men very tired. Turner then led, but
fell short, when they clinched. Williams
led with left, but 70 fell short, when
Charley upperc0t Lian hard with his left.
II vas Turner's round again, but any body's
fight.
TENTH ROUND.
Turner landed a hot left on Jim,s neck.
end Williams ceuuteced with right on
CAarley's jaw, dszing aim. Turner ran
away, and jim chased him around the ring
I'M BUO Hlul III = COiucf. ESpeGbeu-
~ WI both hands on Turner's head and
wind. They then clinched and the referee
had hard time TO get them away. Will
Jams got in q good right on Turner's jaw.
Turner was grogRy and fell TO the floor,
where be remained nine seconds. The
round was all in favor Of Williams.
ELEVENTH ROUND.
Turner led with his left but fell short.
Williams countered hard on Charley's Jaw,
sending him to the floor. Turner was APP
psrently almost gone. Williams chased
Charley around the ring and swung q hot
right On his bead, sending him through the
ropes. Turner got up and sprintsd around
the ring. Williams got in q hard right on
Turner's ear, following it with both hands
on the jaw and sending hin to the floor
head irst. Turner was almost out VIII
liams landed q terrific right on Turner's
jan, sending him to the grass where he
lay for half g minute.
Williams made great fight throughout
and the only punishment he shows is a
bruise over the left eye. Williams won in
the eleventh round.