Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-08
WHERE SULLIVAN WAS vAyoUIsHED.

left on the nose and both mon hugged each
other in the ciinch. Sullivan was missing
many blows now, though when he did land
il was twice as heavy as his antagonists.
Both men landed light lefts, but the Cali
fornian landed heavy on the champions
stomach. AS the gong sounded, Jim had
all the best Of Sullivan and went to his cor
ner looking like the victor.
Round Ten-Sulllvan attempted to land
his left, but the blow was very short. He
followed his opponent, however, and both
exchanged lefts, Corbett'S right found the
champions head, and his left got there
moment later, but the champion landed on
the head in return. 1t was a great fight
so far, aud Corbett apparently had the az
lniratlon of the crowd, as he was doing
most % the hitting. When the round ended
Corbett was Justify cheered.
Round Eleven-Both landed good blows,
but Sullivan got twisted around from the
force of his left. Cor0ett showed great
ability, even at clinching mis- more bulky
opponent. Sullivan was extremely eau
tious, though he got
CRUSHING BLOW on THE NOSE.
Jim tried to deliver a heavy right hand
blow and the champion was forced to the
ropes to avoid IL. Sullivan received a
punch in the stomach from the Dandy's
Round Twelve-Sullivan was last to re-
spond and when no did he got left in the
stomach; he got it again very heavily and
a repetition a moment later. Sullivan
landed O fairly good blow with his right,
though he got the left IN the stomach in
return. Jim landed another left in
the Boston boys stomach and ran away
smiling. The Californian landed good
left on the head, but the champion stopped
the right with MS shoulders. Sullivan
made a vicious rush and Corbett clipped
him in the stomach with his left. The
champions head was forced back twice
from Two heavy left handlers, and the round
wound up with both Corbett'S hands in
Sullivan's stomach.
Ronnd Thirteen-Jim was first UP again.
Dodging the usual left lead Of the cham
pion, he slipped away from another left
moment later and the men boxed scientih
csllv for an opening. Sullivan could not
draw his antagonist on with left hand
feints. but barely touched his body with
his left. The mems toes touched, they
stood so close, but Sullivan never attempt
ed 70 land the right, and his left was short,
Coroett stepping away, Sullivan was now
forcing matters. but very carefully. He
got left on the nose that senthis head far
back. though the champion landed light on
the Californian's head.
Ropnd Fourteen-The Californian's
stock was sky high now, and ne stepped TO
his oppouent, though he got left on the
nose for his paIns Both men landed good
biows CorDett landing a left and Sullivan
a right. Both men got heavy blows oa the
head, and
SULLIVAN WAS PUSHED BACK
With q left Again both men got in good
iaits Jim landed left on Sullivan's face
ana slipped away. Sullivan landed on the
forshead. but in attempting to land his left
he faIi into a corner. Honors were easy.
Ponnd Fifteen-Jim was first TO the cen
ter sullivan made his famous rush ana
forced his man al over the ring, though
he was nearly knocked down with rlgnt.
ms nan clinched aud separated. Suih-
van received right on the ear. he t1en
Ioplie1 his left on Jim'S nose, out MS
stomach was uncovered and be received
5sar,T, biow. Jim landed the usual left on
+bs had. but he got the right on the body
- ,atrrn Both men landed leftS. Sulh-
80, ,,,issed with his vicious right for the
~, ~ Roth men received light lefts,
,boIyb lin recorded a heavy stomach
nnnch as the round euded.
Sound Sixteen-This round commenced
with rally, Sullivan receiving the tall'
mans left on his dial. He attempted !eit
lead for the head, but Jim saved nimselI Oy
nnllinV away. The champions heao was
pushed back once more ouiI.Van l.H1t Ian1ee
Po1-S, on the nose and stomach moment
iu.a, tvSS' bnt linn looked very fresh as he
,,,'oched !avo the champion ia the head and
purob p.nooacb Sullivan received two good
9nDrSes n, and Jim clinched during the locx.
S,,IIivan hit his opponent and the audience
1,eIIaS "foul.n though Corbett refused 10
6ove the victory that way.
n;n n looking none the worse for wear
SI,iiiran H, landed a good left, though his
r;rht 1S,1 for the body was short sullivan
was breathing hard. Jim neatly svoioeu
LEFT FOR TEE PACE,
h,+ sent his own fist home moment later
ou' SS.,Ii,van's Eli bead. Sulliyan's face was