Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-09-17

S~ullivan's face and slipped away. Sulli-
van landed on the forehead, but In at
tempting to lane n left he fell into the
corner, landing closely to his man. Hon
ors were easy.
Round l5-Jim was first to the center.
Sullivan made his famous rush and forced
his man all over the ring, though he was
nearly knocked down will n right The
men clinched and separated, Sullivan re-
ceiving n right on the ear. The latter
landed a left on Jim's nose, but his q om-
ach was uncovered and he received "a
heavy blow. Jim landed the usual left on
Sullivan's head, but he got n right on the
body in return. Both men landed lefts.
Sullivan missed his vicious right for the
body. Both received light lefts, though
Jim recorded O heavy stomach punch as
the round ended.
Round 16-rhe round commenced with
a rally. Sullivan received n left on his
dial. He attempted a left lead for Cor
belts head, and Jim saved himself by
pulling away. The champions head
was pushed back once more. Sullivan
landed n heavy left on the nose and on
the stomach n moment later. Jim looked
very fresh as he punched the champion in
the head ana stomach. Sullivan received
two good punches and Jim clinched. Dur.
ing the lock sullivan hit his opponent and
the audience yelled Foul" though Cor
y - hoN viz NlokoI tn0L WaN.
Round Jim was first up again, look
ing none the worse for wear. Sullivan
landed n good left, though his right for
the body was short. Sullivan was breath
ing hard. Jim neatly avoided a left for
his face, but sent his own fist home a
moment later on Sullivan's head. Sulli-
vans face was very red and he received q
left hand swing in the stomach for coming
too close. Both exchanged right leitsSnd
boxed for an opening for a right. There
was no severe punishment In this round.
Round lS-Jim was as usual the first to
respond. A beautiful rally took place In
the center OF the ring. Jim Landed two
punches on the head. A fearful left hand
jab on the nose was presented to John
and he got n hot one on the head for being
too familiar. Jim's left found the cham
pions' stomach and face and also his
head. Later John l. landed q right punch
on the ribs that sounded all over tho
house, though lie got q left swing In the
stomach a momen later. Sullivan was
extremely cautious, although ne got four
heavy rights on the lace. This was all
Corbett's round
Round l9-Both men were quick To re-
spond. They boxed cautiously, Sullivan
landing. and Jim retaliated on his
stomach and stepped away from .
heavy right, and the champion looked
~ ASAt was COutiuuailY
In motion seemingly. The Californian
looked too clever for MIN, and he laughed
sarcastically at the champion as he 1eis-
urely boxed for an opening. Corbett
landed two quick left, In the stomach.
Sullivan lost his temper from a stagger-
ing right and rushed at his opponent. but
looked like q beaten man.
Round s0-Sullivan looked tired and his
left fell very short. He was blowing hard
and seemed very cautions, but he was the
same resoluie, ferocious man as of yore.
Both exchanged rights, and Sullivan was
beaten to he ropes with a right and q
left. The champion was nearly knocked
down with . lert on the stomach
and q right on the head Corbett was
dead game and unhurt 30 far. Sullivan
tried . right and received n fine clip on
tho head and stomach. the champions
knees shaking. and he seemed unable 10
defend himself Sullivan was fought 70
the ropes with heavy rights and lefts. and
the gong seemed his only safety.
Round 2l-Corbett was the frat 10 re-
spond TO time. Sullivnn's left lead was
very weak nnd he seemed anxious 10 walt.
His opponent was with him, however. and
the champion received q left ON the noss.
sullivan MAS trying for a right. though he
made but little attempt TO send II home.