Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-29
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LEFr HAND Jan IN Tur MOUTH
Some very severe body blows v,se
struck before the round closed. In the
seventh there were numerous flows
cNchau. eG. and a LEFT hand swing on
Costello's jaw csustu him 10 fall in his
corner. The roun'i was finishuI with
both muu still flesh. ..ll..
ln the eighth DOT muchwas done. In
the ninth there was considerable hnr !
fighting, Costello landing on tho neck
aud getting aheavyeioon the stomach.
lie landed suco,ssiN lly twice ON Greg
gains jaw, then \ W. on the stomach
and landed again u. The head. Greg.
gains looked rather the worso Tor
punishment. In the tenth Gregguina
landed terrific Ioit.hanier Oh Cos.
tello'S jaw ard a moment later Co,tello
got In u stomach hlow. Both then led
with the lett, coming together with
crash, Costello landing on the chest
aud Greggaine on me stomach. In the
eleventh It was shout the same. la
the Twelfth Greggains rushed and acc!.
denially pushed Costello over. In the
thirteenth and fourteenth q number OF
hard blows were exchanged, but moth.
ing serious.
In the fifteenth, sixteenth aud
seventeenth both men showed gfea.
gencralship and while many blows
were exchanged there was no uppnfen,
result. In the eighteenth Costello zut
a leit'hander ON the mouth that sent
him against the ropgs and before
the close oil the round Gr,ggains hit
him u blow IN the stomach that made
him gruut 10 the nino,,e ith, after a
sharp interchange In one Of which Cos.
tello'a ear was cut, GreggRlns landed
his lett In the Jaw aud drove Costello
against the ropes. Costello landed
heavily on Greggains' stomach. In the
twentieth after light exchanges, Greg.
gains hit Costello rs the latter was
running backward and knocked him
on his back. Up to the went y.fourth
not much was done by either. In the
twenty.fourth both men fought hard.
Greggains was aggressive anu hnd de.
cidedly the best OF the round, landing
several blows tina, would have finished
an ordinary man.
In the twenty NTH, sixth and
seventh little was done. In the
twenty eighth Costello bought blood
from Grcggains nose. Gfeggains led
and Costello slipped and fcll heavily,
GIezgaing falling over him. la the
tw ebty .nintb Costello started blood
from Greggeins' nose again. From
this II was again case Of caution, and
ut the end OF the thirty. seyoulh 1t was
anybOdy's fight. Tho next throe
rounds were tame, but In the iour,icth |
Costello forced the fghiiug, ana |
hammered Greggain's nose TIL blood |
covered his face. The found ended |
by Greggaips scoring the flrat knock |
down oi tho fight. There was some |
hard fighting In the next i've rUundp,
but honors were even and both men |
were strong NJ the close OF each.
Up TO round lfiy.one the fight was
wehrisome to spectators, who at inter-
walls yelled for more fighting. In the
flty.ilrst the two men got together Tor
n few exchanges, and Costello went
down, but Grcggainn did not follow
up the advantage. II was rumored
here that Costello had brckcl hts right
hand and could not force the fighting. |
The fifty-ilrst ana fifty.second were
tame. Jeered by the crowd, the
fighters did little work Ia rounds flity-
four to sixty-nine, but II was tame
sport ut best.
There was no life TO the fight from
.hit on. Blows were occasionally ex-
changed, but they lacked steam. The
imv was devoted largely 10 walking
about the ring In very embarrassing
The spectators continued TO
cave until nearly third had gone.
When the elghtielh round ended with.
nut incident, the referee declared the
match draw.