Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-09-08
TELE C r A P HIC.
jim CORBT7 WINS
HE KNOCKS G, SULLIVAN
IN Fl RUoADS.
Sullivan OutGlaSSed from the
First Round.
JIM WASN'T HURT.
PETER JACKSON SHOULD NOW
BE HEARD FROM.
A Detailed Account OF SulliYan's.
First Defeat.
JIM WASN'T HURT.
PETER JACKSON SHOULD ROW
HEARD FROM
A Detailed Account OF SulliYan's
First Defeat.
Special to the APPEAL
The Fight by Rounds.

New Orleans, Sept. THE town
is a seething mass of sporting men
and the Olympic club is jammed.
At 9:1O Sullivan and Corbett entered
the ring and the cheering was deaf
mng. John weighed in at PIP and
Jim at 189. The gloves were found
all right and time was called:
l, Both men come to the scratch
with a bound, Sullivan is aggressive
but Jim lodges smiling, Tame in
the extreme.
/ > Sullivan becomes angry and at
tempts to chase Corbett to corner,
Jim neatly escapes uppercnt and taps
John on stomach; honors even,
3. Corbett dances UP to the Boston
boy and lands on his WIND, John at
tempts to swing hard but only taps
Jims shoulder, who pelts him in the
ear with his ght and johns head
hops back with Jerk; Coybett is in
good humor.
4. Both men come e the centre
persIfling. Jinr was round and
suddenly comes in wiz E right and
left poke on Sally neck smiling as
he lands Corbett IS being cheercd.
.. Both men are now smiling aud
Jin lands en- face, clinch and separa-
ton after which the Californian lets
his right g and the blood spu1ts out
of Johns nose coloring his body, he
is driven to the ropes and unmerc.-
fully beaten The crowd is on its
feet and 1t looks as if Sullivan would
loose; the gong taps and men 90 to
corners.
8. Sullivan is red with blood and |
ashestepped to the front Jim again LET |
his right loose and whelts him in the
nose, countering on head with his
left; John comes back with terrific
smash on the neck followed with bad
left handed swing. Honors even.
Z. John is like a tiger and bangs
jim on both sides of the head, who |
returns with another smash at Johns
nose who counters and lands on jim
head twice, and about the same time
gets three jabs on the nose for his
trouble Corbett is now the aggress~
or and forces John to the ropes again
punching him all the time.
8. Considerable rapid head and |
neck smashing takes place and Jim
is forcing the fight like demon, he
lands OF Johns stomach three times
and sends the Boston beef to lis cor
ner looking very tired.
9, Jim's head stops right handler
from John and both men appear very
cautious Sullivan gets to Corbett's
wind, who swings hard right on his
neck.
10 Both exchange on neck; SuIli-
van now aggressive; John lands on
Corbett's neck, and latter showed
great generalship; Sullivan rushed
and got jabbed; Corbett was loudly |
cheered. y
II. Corbett as fresh as ,Iqisy;
both land but are cautious; John was
forced to the ropes and YVES jabbed
twice IN the nose
y. Corbett lands on Johns stom-
ach and gets one on the wind in re
turn; Corbett landed on Sullivan's
neck and stomach, smiling; Corbett
loes most of the fighting
Is. Sullivan lands on Corbett's
neck, and looks like tiger; he lands
IN Jlm's wind; Sullivan aggressive.
Ia. Sullivan lands hard on Jims
leck, and there are several counter
they both smile; both
and on neck, and Corbett gets hard
punch on the forehead; honors even
10. Both come up quickly; John :
orces and Jim swings on his neck
nd clinches; John pokes him on the
leck and the latter comes back on
he stomach; cheers for Corbett.
Is. Corbett lands on neck and
Iohn comes back on the chest; Cor
'ett now the aggressor, landing on c
Sulllvan's nose and wind; honors L
'asy.
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