San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-09-16

at the end OF this round.
In the sixth round the Boston boy
looked tired. A heavy exchange Of
let's followed. Sullivan seemed to be
angry and slapped his opponent in the
face. Corbett landed blows on the
head and ran away 1t began to look
like some OF the fight was out of Sulli-
van. The seventh and eighth rounds
were marked by vicious fighting. Cor
bett now became the aggressor and
forced John to the ropes.
Good lefts were exchanged in the
ninth round. Sullivan was putting
when the round ended. In the tenth
eleventh and twelfth rounds heavy
blows were exchanged. CorOett
doing most OF the hitting. In
the thirteenth round the men spared
for an opening. Sullivan attempted
to land his right, but fell
short. Corbett continued to get
in powerful blows on the stomach.
Inc Californian's stock was high in
the fourteenth round. So far he had
the best of the fight Hard
blows were landed in this round.
The fteenth round found Jim in the
center. Sullivan made one of his
famous rushes and forced his man
all over the ring, though he was nearly
knocked out with a right-hander.
The sixteenth round was commenced
with a rally Sullivan planted u heavy
one on Corbett's nose and got another
=; = =, ~, eto,n.or M savara minis h.
ment was administered to either
man in the eighteenth round.
Both were quick TO respond in the
nineteenth round. They boxed con-
tinuously. Sullivan landed and jim
retaliated on the stomach. stepping
away from a heavy right.
Sullivan looked tired in the lweniietn
ana mis- left was very short lie was
blowing hard ana seemed very eau
tious. out he was the same rcsoiute.
ierocious man of yore. Both ex-
changed rights and Sullivan was
beaien to the ropes with 4 right and
left The champion was nearly
knocked down with Il lett on the stom-
ach ana right on the head Corbett
was dead game ana unhurt so far
sullivan tried mis- right ana received
five clips on the head ana stomach.
The champions knees were
shaking and he seemed unable
10 defend himself Sullivan
was fought TO the ropes with
heavy rights and let's but the gong
seemed mis- only safety. Coroeit was
first to respond to time, in this the
twenty-frst and last round. Sullivan ;
lett lead was very weak and ne
seemed anxious TO wait His oppon-
ent was with him. however. ana saw
the championship bee in his bonnet
and Inc champion received u
init on the nose, Sullivan trying
Tor right though ne made little
a tempt to send it home, Sullivan was
beaten down with heavy rights and
let's falling 10 the ground. lie at
tempted to rise and fight but nature
gave way and ne was counted out and
Corbetj was proclaimed the champion
o: America Dy Referee Duffy.
NEW ORLEANS La. Sept. 9.-Jim
CorOett showed generosity in the most
remarkable manner Wednesday night
at the ST Charles hotel when nc SEPT
word % Sullivan he would not only
spar four rounds with him at his bene-
fit to oe held in Madison Square gar
den Sept -. but would take BOX
and pay $1,000 for it y hen Corbett
went to Suliivan's corner and helped
MIN to 4 chair he held out mis- hand
aud said: John, will you shake
hands with me?" ana Sullivan replied
Yes my BOY, I'm glad it was you
that won.