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landed heavily oil Greggains' jaw and Greg
gains landed lightly, following up win
heavy blow on Costello's stomach. 0reg-
gains landed his left on Costellos rlos VINO
counted on Greggains eye with nea'y
swing.
Round Sixteen-There was q great deal OF
generalship shown by the two men, as they
were apparently afraid of each other Ti2pt
hands, and the bulk of the work was ilght
left-handed jabs. There was really only one
good blow struck during the round. AID that
was left-hander Greggains LANDED on w.
tello'S stomach. II
Round Seventeen-There was considerable
discussion over the fact that but one 9i NOW
was struck in the last round. Costello lanaeu
lightly Oh Greggains' stomach, who III slhr r
landed iis7s
On COsteIlO's Mouth al
with a left-hander, followed by two more on
the stomach. Costello then swung ana
missed, both men dancing around the ring
la Corbett At this point Choynskl came ia
just as the bell rung, and was Warmly
greeted. al %.
Round Eighteen-Costello landed three
good efthanded stomach blows In rapiu
succession, but a moment later got aiett-
handler on the mouth from Greggalns tnat
sent him spinning across the stage against
the ropes Just before the close OF the round,
Greggains got in hard stomach blow WHICH
made Costello grunt -
Round Nineteen-Costello led and landed
lightly on the stomach as soon as they Iaeeo
each other. and. after little sparrlng, Greg
gains gained like honors. Again Costeilo
landed heavy one on GreggalnS stoIhacA'
followed by another blow in the same quar-,
Grand GTeggalns landed on Costello S ear ana
followed with slight punch i'll the stomach
of Costello which showed no III effecls anu
again Greggains landed on the point OF the
ear, There was a rafting exchange and
Greggains landed his left on the jaw, ana
drove Costello against the ropes. A terrific
punch, and there was
A Well Went Up
from the crowd and Costeilo's ear was
bleeding, but he did not seem TO mind II
little bit. Al the conclusion OF the rouhd
both men seemed TO ne without a Diur On
them although both had received fearful
punishment.
Round Twenty-Costello made Greggains'
stomach his favorite point. and planted DIS
left in his opponents stomach the moment
they stepped TO the center OF the ring. sew
eral light exchanges we're made without
either feeling it. very much. Just before the
close of the round Greggains made MERGE
rush, swinging both right and left. lie land
ed lightly with both as Costello was running
backwards very rapidly, but there was SUM
Gent force to knock Costello on MS pacK
He was not hurt in the least, however.
Round Twenty-One-Both men were as
fresh AS daisies despite the heavy blows de,
liyered but il is remarkable that they showed
little science ana punishment Round ana
round they danced, bat not blow was struck
beyond few teints. 1t looked as II II were
anybud's fight neither man showing any
punishment buta chance blow might WIN
it. 1t was q most remarkable tight, CONSIDER
ing the weight of the men.
Round Twenty two-GregSains started IN
to force the fight and drove Costello to the
ropes landing heavy left OH his jaw and
a right on his damaged ear. Costello was
in Close Quarters.
and went down to avoid punishment. Not
another blow was struck during the round.
Both men seemed to have respect for each
other. but they spent their time in sparrlng
and running away.
Round Twenty-three-It was apparent in
this round that it was question OF endur-
ance The men stood each other off on light
exchanges jab from Greggains left
logged Costello's head and few light blows
were exchanged Twice Costello essayed to
knock out his opponent, and each time Greg,
gains cleyerly ducked TO save himself from
what he knew must be q Knockout blow.
Round Twenty-four-Afters parrlng Tor an
opening Greggaius started the ball rolling by
planting a wicked left-hand blow OH Cos
tello's face and getting away without return.
Both men fought like wild cats, and 1t was
careful training that enabled them to hold
out under the punishment they received.
Greggain's was the aggressor and he had de-
cideoly the best of the round. landing sew
eral blows that would have finished an or
binary man. ! ais
left-hand smash on Greggins' neck, and got
d ib-rOaster in return. Neither man showed
any i'll effects from the previous rounds, and
Costello got in u stomach blow. Again Cos
telo led with his left on the stomach OF
Greggins. "a
Round Twenty.six-There was little fight
ing ~ g
Round Twenty seven-Greggins led the
fighting. landing right and left on Costello,
who, slipping, fell heavily. Gregginsl fell
oyer him. I'll 3
Round Twenty Nine Costello started blood
from Gregsains' nose again and this round
ended with honors in Costello's favor. In 4
the next four rounds there was little punish
ment At the end of the thirty-seventh round
it was still any mans fight. The next three
rounds were tame, butin round forty Costello
forced the fighting and hammered Greg
gains nose till the blood covered his face.
The roundgended by Greggoins scoring the
first knock-down of the fight. There was
some hard fighting in the next five rounds.
but honorS even, and both men appeared
strong at the close of each.
From round forly-fiye until round fifty-one
the fight was exceedingly wearisome to the
spectators, who called for more fighting In
round hftyone, spurred by the yells or the
crowd, the two men came together 1of an
exchange and Costello went down, but Greg
gains did not follow up his advantage. The
round ended with both sparring. 1t was
Iumored here that Costello had broken his
right hand and could not force the fighting
The tv rounds following were tame
Jeered by the crowd. the fighters did lit,
tie work in rounds fifty-four to siXty-nine-
but it was tame sport at best, and the crowd
began to thin out. Once. however, Greg
gains in mix-up showed his ability, and
there was every indication that the round
would be a wind-up. but the bell rang and
the men separated at the opportune mo-
ment.
The fight was declared draw in the
eightieth round.