Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-09-08
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Ponapadour Jim Now Wears the
Heavy Weight Clam
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tiOn..> Wttn evening ca,1le the WIS
quart r. u tic Olympic club. were !
i1te4ally p,.c}:t:*t with people, 49,. /
AZ S:55 r.. H.. Sullivan entered The !
riag, amid tremendous cheering. Cor>
bett foilrwe.t few minutes later. nx
mutna, cot,~tnt tile riv"t and block
flows were barred. Sullivan weighed
In at :o233 pounds and Corl,ett IDS.
The betting closed ut l to s againat
Corhett.
THE FIGHT.
A. the call Of tinr both mtn Jumps
ed 10 the center If the ring Sullivan
! IN the aggressive. Dandy Jim only
laughed ut him. Sullivan led with
| his right, dut missed Jim five feet, and
| Corbett countered, knocking Sullivan
down. Both men monk%ying and
eye,ng each other closely. Sullivan
rushed, but Corbett got away, smiling.
Suily tried 10 corner Corbett, hut Jim
slipped away tgain, and the gong
sounded.
| From the second to the ninth round
the fighting WIS steady and hard,
s ally locking vicious and Corhett con"
tideut aud smiliug, with q shade the
mst of 1t.
T.nth ronud-Sully feInts with left,
but the blow tell short. They both
landed Iefts On the neck. Corbttt
su,l d. Both men exchanged light
Ief y. HnIjy struck Corbett light blow
on neck, ami Corbett .rinned. Su'ly
rushed Cortet,, and gnt jnbbed In the
pu4e fur hs tr~uble. Corhett wes
.beered by thu crowd ~ the gung was
sounded.
Eleventh ruund--Co1bett s'eprel tn
the center of tie ring as fri sh as
dnisy. Bo'h tnen lan5rtf g"od blow'
OH ih,a treas.; hvth very cautious
Co,hett landed Il crushing :e.t oh Sui
Iva nts. without a return. The
tllutupltta Wu~ boxed to the ropes, ant
Coz belt wss now the aEgres-or.
TseItth round Curbe.t landed }ef
" hard on Sully'H MISE. Suily got /
twice, Corhrtt walking around sauc'ly
Sully landed left on Corbetts wind
\ Corhett eros-- conntered OH neck ant
landing another Oh the stomach, ra,
away luughink. Sutly rushes Cotbett
Corhett swings at him With left hart
on ktotnach. Corbett jahs sul!y hart
In neck. Corbett did most Of til
. fighting In this round.
Thirteenth round-A!most repeti
tion OF the twelfth.
Fifteenth round-Bullivan lande
: hard OH Corbett's neck. Both me-
landed good blows on the head. Cor
bett jabbod Bully aud laughed ut him
= Suliy smiled back and made d. spe1
ate swing with his right, but Corbe1
dueked Both landed hot on the neck
sully landed on Corbett's forehead
/ Corbett was now ON the defensive en-
The round ended with honors easy.
Fifteenth rtuld-Both men bounce
tn the center of the ring. Corbe
swung bis right hard on 6uily's necl
\ The men cliuched and were separate
! 6ully got hard one In the ear. 20
hett landed heavy with left ON 6ully
head. suily gave Corbett hard ol
In the stomach In return. Both land'
lefts. Curbett landed his left ON Su
Iy'a stomach twice and jumped aw'
without return. The gong sound'
and the crowd cheered Corbett.
Sixteenth round--Corbstt jabb'
Sully bard Ia the ueck and spzu'
away. Sully landed hla left Oh Cc
belts breast. SuIly swung right, Or
bett ducked away. and j~bbed snlly
the nose, following 1t up with bis i
In su!ly's stomach. Corbett was M
the agrressor. They clinched al
Suliy landed Oh Jim's neck. Hone
were easy.
Seventeenth round-Corbett v
frat to the center. 6ully swung
left light on Corbeet's neck. Bt
men were very anxious. sully LAND
q good left ON Corbett's body witL'
return. Corbett freshest; Sullts
breathing hard, Corbett nea
avoided hard left for the face. u
,ho labbed Bully in the mouth and
lowed 1t with a heavy left on Sn1l
r.: stonaaoh, Both nlen exchanged III
- lefts aud were sparring when the 81
sounded.
EIphteenth rouuC-COrbett came