The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-10

nose Tor MS trouble. COrbett was
cheered as the gong sounded.
Eleventh round-Corbett stepped up
to the center Of the ring as fresh as a
daisy. Both men land good blows on
breast; both very cautious; Corbett
landed crushing left on Sully's nose
without return ard the champion was
forced to the ropes and got two jabs in
the nose. Corbett now the agressor.
They clinched and Sully hurt Corbett
little. They both exchange vicious
Lows; honors easy.
Twelfth round Corbctt landed left
hard on Sully's stomach, Sully got it
twice. Corbett walking around Sully.
Sully landed left on Corbett's wind
Corbett cross countered on neck with
left ;Corbett landed another left on stom-
ach and ran away laughing. Sully
rushes COrbett. Corbett swings at him
with left hard on stomach. Corbett
jabs Sully hard in neck. Corbett did
most of the fighting in this round.
Thirteenth round Sullivan landed
left light on Corbett's neck. Sully looks
like tiger and determined but Corbett
keeps away. Sully led with left on Cor
beats wind. The mems toes touched
each other. Corbett swung vicious left.
Sully jumped away sparring Sully now
aggressor. Sully got left punch on the
nose. No damage of any consequence as
the gong sounded.
Fourteenth round -Sully landed hard
on Corbett's neck both men landed
good blows. They both exchanged
heavy lefts on head. Corbett iabbed
Sully and laughed at him. Sully smiled
back. Sully made IA desperate swing
with right. Corbett ducked away and
they both exchanged lcfts; they both
landed hot on neck; Sully landed good
left on Corbett's forehead. Corbctt now
on the defensive: The round ended with
honors easy.
Fifteenth round-Both men bounded
to the center of the ring. Sully forced
Corbett around; Corbett sparring right
hand on Sully's neck; the men clin ched
and were separated Sully got hard one
in the ear; Sully gave Corbett hard
punch in return on the stomach. Both
landed lefts; Corbett landed left on
Sully's stomach twice and jumped away
without return: Corbett lands left
hard on Sully's stomach; the gong sound
ed and the crowd cheercd Corbett.
Sixteenth round-Corbett jabbed Sui.
ly hard in the necK, sparring. Sully
landed left on Corbett's breast; they
both exchange left handlers; Sully swings
right, Corbett ducks away; Corbett
jabbed Sully in the nose and followed up
with left in Sully's stomach; Corbett
now the aggressor; they both exchanged
hot blows and clinched: Sully lands on
Jim's neck; honors easy.
Seventeenth round-C Corbett first up
to center; Sully swings left on Corbett' S
neck light; both men very anxious;
Sully landed good left on Corbetts body
without return; Corbett seems freshest;
Sully breathing hard: Corbett neatly
avoided left on his face; COrbett
jabbed Sully in the mouth, following it
up with heavy left IN Sully's stomach;
both men exchanged light left; the gong
sounded as they were sparring.
eighteenth Corbett comes up con
tident; the men exchange hard blows on
the head and stomach; COrbett jabbs
Sully hard in the nose; Corbett swung
with right on Sully's head; Sully cross
countered on neck; Corbett jabbcd John
hard twice, but Sully came back hard on
Corbctt's RIBS; sounded like bass
drum: Corbett swung bard on Sully's
stomach; Cor5ctt led Sully on and
punched him four rights in the face.
COrbett has way the best of the fight;
not mark on him.
Nineteenth round-l}oth men quickly
responded; Sully landed heavy on Cor
belts jaw. Sully now the aggressor and
looks vicious at Corbett; Jim smiles at
him ana dances around him sparring
Corbett landed twice on Sullivan g
stomach and followed up with right on
face; Sully rushed at him; he met him
with two lefts in Sully's face; Sully
badly winded and has the worst of the
fight up to this time.
Twentieth round Sully looked very
tired: Sully lands left on COrbetts face;
Corbett very cautious; COrbett forces
Sully to the ropes and lands four swing
ing blows on Sullivan; the champion
was nearly knocked down with right on
jaw: Corbett made vicious left swing;
Sully jumped away;Corbett punches Sui
ly hard on stomach: Sully very tired;
Corbett landed hard on stomach; Sully
retaliated hard on neck; COrbett forced!
SuIly to ropes with heavy right and lefts;
COrbett las the best of the round.
Twenty-tirst round-Sully led with
left. but every blow was weak; sparring
for wind; both exchanged lefts; Corbett
landed left OF. Sully's stomach; Corbett
rushed Sully to ropes. knocking him all
round the ring: Corbett knocked Sully
down with terrible right hand swing;
Sully tried to respond, but could not get
up. Sully was counted out. and Corbett
given the fight. Corbett comes out of
the fight without scratch. The crowd
has gone wild. Suily badly punished
and bleeding like beef. The ovation
that Corbett received was something
tremendous. James j. Corbett was de-
clared winner in the twenty-tirst round
and declared champion of the world.
After Sullivan was brought round he
stepped into the middle of the ring and
made speech, saying he was glad that
the championship remained in America,
but that he fought once too often. The
crowd cheered him and went wild with
enthusiasm.
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