Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-08

champion was forced to Lno ropes ana got
two jnhs on the nose. Corbett was now
the aggressor They clinched md Sullivan
hurt Corbett q little. Both exchanged
Vicious blows Honors easy.
| Twelfth round-Corbett landed his left
hard on the stomach. Sullivan got Ia
twice Corbett walked round Sullivan
Sullivan landed swing with his lefS on
Jim's wind. Corbett crossed on the neck
| with his left. Jim landed another left In
the stomach and ran away laughing Sul
livan rushed Corbctt Corbett swung 1t
him with his lefs and landed hard on
Johns stomach. Jim jabbed Sullivan
hard In the neck. Jim did most Of the
fighting In this round.
| Thirteenth round - Sullivan landed
lightly with his left on Jim's neck The
hampton looked like . tiger and do
termined, bus Jim kept away. John led
| with his left on Jim's wind Jim swung
viciously with his ieft, bus John Jumped
away Sparnng followed Sullivan was
now the aegressor. He got In his lefs Oh
Jim's nose. No damage dona
Fourteenth round--Sullivan landed hard
on Jfm's neck. Both landed good blows
They exchanged heavy lefts on the head
Jim jabbed Sullivan Sullivan made a
ducA ed away. They exchanged lefts. Bot.
landed hotly on the neck. John landed q
good Left on Jfm's forehead Corbstt was
| now a the dsAsnsive The round ende
| with AonpS easy.
F9faeentA rounA--B0Sh bounAsd 70 shs
oeussr u " AaS. eskaivsa forced Corbest
9rouad Jta swung his right hard on
| Sullivap's neck. Ths men clinched and
were separated Sullivan got hard one
one 10 the CO. Corbett landed heavily
with bic left On Sullivan's head. Sullivan
eaverorbstt . hard puneh In the stomach
Both kaded lefts corbctt landed his left
on eullivan's stomach twice and jumped
awsg. Again Jim landed left hard on
Sulnsan's stomach. The gong sounded.
and tho crowd eheersd Corbett
Sixteenth round-corbett jabbed John
hard In the mech. John landed his left on
Corbett's breast. They exchanged left
handsfs Sullivan swung his right and
Corbets duckel away. Jim jabbed John
In the nose and followed with his left IN
Sulivan's stomach. Corbets was Aov the
aggressor. They exchanged hot blows
and clinchsd. Sullivan landed on Jim's
neck. Honms easy.
Sevepteenth round--Suilivan swQng HE
| left lighsly on Corbete's neok Both were
very anSious john landed good left on
Corbctt's body. Corbets seemed she
fresbss man. Sullivan was breathing
hard Corbett neatly avoided left on
the face. Jim 1abbed John In tho mouth,
following 10 with q heavy left ON Johns
stomach. They exchanged light lefts.
Eighteenth rUund--Corbett was conf
debt. Tho men xchanged hard blows on
tho bead and stomach. Jim jabbed Jobn
n, TN, pfnS1.t
on Johns head John cross -copntersd on
tho neck Corbets jabbed John hard
twicA, but sullivsa came back hsrd on
Corbett. The blows sounded like q bass
drum. Jim swung hard oo John's stom-
ach. Corbett led Sullivan On and ppnchod
him four righthanded blows In she face.
Nineteenth round - Both quickly re-
sponded. Sullivan was now tho sggressoS
sad looked victously % CoYbett. Jim
smiled and danced around him. Corbcft
landed twice on 6ullivan's stomach, and
followed with the hghs on the face 0ui-
nvan rushed ~ him, Corbett met him
with two lefts In 6uhi~a's face. eall-
van was windeh.
Twentieth round-sullivaa looked very
tred. Sullivan landed left on Orhett's
f1GA yim was very oAstious. Jim forccd
| in - the ropes and Landed fous sssiag-
iut Slosvs On John. The dAampiop W
naasiy lnocked down With . hghs - Shs
jaW. cQpbett made vicious swing Sal
Ivan Jumped sway. oorbett punched
Sullivan bard In the stomach. Corbnt.
landed hts left on Johns stomach. John
retalisted hard on the neck. Corbett
forced John to tho ropes with heavy
right and left Corbett had the best Of
this round.
Round Twenty first and Last.
Sullivan led with his left, but every blow
was weak. Both SPARED for wind Both
then exchanged lofts. jim landed his left
| on Johns stomach. Corbett rushed Sulli.
van 10 She ropes, knocking him al around
the ring. CorbSst kpocked Sullivan down
with . terrible right-hand swing The
champion tried 30 Fespond, but could not
get mp. Sullivan was then counted out
and Corhett was given the fght
Corbett sano odt Of the fght without q
scratch. The crowd went wild. Sullivan
was badly punished snd bleeding like a
beef The ovation that tho Californian re-
ceived was something tremendous.
James j. Corbett of California was do
clared winner In Che twenty-first round.
and declared champion heavyweight pugi-
| list OF the world.
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| and aasist him to his fast. Even then
John L. lid not know what was going on.
II ives not fos over two minutes that John
L. recovered himssil. Wkso be did come
TO. he looksd up a JacA MsAuiiffe. who
was tanning HIM With towel, and after
opening hts syss halfway, o. ss Tar as he
could. he ssAA N bis pnoys than ordinary
bootleg voica. Say, sen nckedi DID that
| Young hollow 40 itf"
| McAuliBs sorrowfully admitted that
that was the case John did not say any
more until Corbsta came over and shook
bands With him John got uH took Cor
bett's hand, md then gpoks 10 the crowd.
| "Geptismsu" said ths sx-ohampiou, II
en- only siaA thss o. AAmpionship las
ben won b a Ame.lesne
frfbate.
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