The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-09-14

In the face with left twice and with
left and right in clinch. Sullivan's
nose again bleeding. Corbett walking
around. Corbett got two good cracks
on Sullivan. one on face and one on
stomach.
Twelfth round-Sullivan was still
steady, and 1t looked as though they
might fight a hundred rounds. Cor
bett got in his left three times In the
stomach within three seconds, getting
away each time and running around.
Great cleverness was shown by Corbett
In the way he jabbed and got away, but
his blows did not seem to be effective.
Sullivan now made a rush, but Corbett
ran away and when he came back he
laughed. Sullivan tried the same thing
twice more and each time got jab
with his left on the stomach.
Thirteenth round-Sullivan had weary
look when he came from his corner, and
there as Corbett ran away. This scene
ward; he..was smiling, but was perspir-
ing great deal. Sullivan rushed him
and Jim ran away. Sullivan did all the
moving up and Corbett was jumping
back again. Nothing was done In this
round except one light blow of Corbett's
ON Sullivan's cheek.
Fourteenth round-Sullivan led left
on Corbett's neck and Corbett landed
two lefts on the face, and In another at
tempt both missed. Each now touched
the other with the left, and then both
missed. Corbett again got his left on
Sullivan's face and then missed with his
right. Both missed double blow with
the left. No blows struck in the round
would have broken pane of glass.
Fifteenth round-Sullivan went In to
do Corbett this time, and rushed jim
three times. The Californians long
reach held John at bay, and the big fel-
low could not break in under the guard
On the contrary, Corbett's left found
Sullivan's face twice. In two more
rushes by Sullivan, Corbett held him off
and plunked John l.. on the ribs and
stomach with left. Sullivan had be-
come very ugly looking before the end
of the round, but Corbett did not mind
that bit. He went in dancing away
from blows as before.
Sixteenth round-A mutual rush oc-
Cured at the opening OF this round, but
both missed their blows. Sullivan fell
short with right-hander. and Corbett
hit him on.the nose lightly. This Cor
bett followed up with jab in the stoin-
ach and two on the nose with the left.
Sullivan appeared to be getting desper-
ate. He went at Corbett cautiously, but
hard. Corbett was not there. John L..
seemed more worried than ever, espe-
cially when he received another tap on
the nose from Corbett's left
Seventeenth round-Sullivan succeed
cd IN getting little left on Corbetts
IA. b; with this exception there was only
fibbing during the round. The house
had good deal to laugh at in the mems
actions, but nothing to get excited over
Eighteenth round = Corbetts clever
ness in tapping Sullivan and getting
away was greatly admired up 10 TINS
time, and when he jabbed the big fell
low four times on the face in succession
the spectators raised aRowl. Sullivan
here got In left on Corbett's breast, but
1t did not hurt Then Corbett touched
John L. up for two right handlers ON the
body amid more bowls. The people
seemed TO be with Corbett.
Nineteenth round-On coming to-
gether Sullivan hit Corbett on the neck
with the left pretty hard, and Corbett
countered with the left on the stomach.
| Sullivan missed a left. meant for the
face, and Corbett laughed at him. Al
that Sullivans face took ON a savage
smile and he chased Corbett around the
ring. Corbett again came forward and
landed his left on Sulliyan's stomach
and face and his right ON the big fellows
stomach.
Twentieth round = Sullivan's left
struck Corbett's breast as they came tc
the center of the ring, but only two SEQ
onds occurred afterward before Corbett