The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26

Mitchelrs face, but IL was not quite on the
right spot. II had the effect, however, Of un.
Seap to Ike rosn aoor In
1t was q clean knock down ana the begin
ming Of tho end Mitchell started to getup,
but wisely reconsidered and remained in a
the count. As Referee Kelly stood over him
rolling off the seconds by pump. handle
movement. OF his right arm, Corbett rushed
that his prey should not I've denied him. and
made three distinct lunges at the kneoling
"t One Of these blows landed on Mitchell
shoulder very lightly but II, was certainly a
foul. that Is 70 say, II wns delivered with
foul intent. and great many of the spectators
afterwards at declared that = ought to have won
been strictly abded by. Had Referee Kelly
decided the fight upon such slight technical
ity, however, ho might nave had some difficulty
In getting out OF town without severe whip
ping II would certainly have been nh iniu,
tice to Corbetts hackers had the referee decided
the fight on this foul, for although the rules
would possibly have justified him, yet II was
apparent at this stage that the Englishman
hadn't as much chance to win the fight as
SNOWFALL would have to remain intact ten min
utcs In q baker oven.
II was man against hoy and the ultimate
result was not In doubt, II II ever WINS. after
this episode. Delaney rushed In and pulled
Corbctt away, from hisorr"nent Just then the
gong sounded and Mitchell fouled Corbett by
following him tn his corner mud delivering sew
cral blows after the time for the round had ex.
PRED. II was all Referee Kelly could do to
break him away, so that this made It about an
even thing upon the fouling question. with per.
haps shnde In Mitchell's favor IN so far as the
damage wns concerned Mitchell was carried
back to his corner, but he looked dazed and 1t
was apparent the end was not far of.
THE BEGINNING OF THE END.
THIRD ROuND-There was temporary
lul In the punching proceedings after the
tell mng, and Corbett appeared to he await
inE h %Gn@ee t" &c, in HmS blow w which
very much excited us in tho previous round,
but kept himself pretty well out Of dan
ger, in, spite OF his cagernr>s To wind up the
stepping. and finally tpntalized the English.
man into making u lead The latter made n
strong effort and sent forth ms right hand Tor
the Americans rilS. Corbct stopped 1t with
his left. and ut the snme instnut sent forth his
right IN Il sort Of half uppcrCut to point Just
under MITCHELL heart
CORBET1" TERRIFIC blow TOLD.
II was terrible b,ow-iorcible enough to
fell an ox Mitchell did no; fall forward or
'mcEHnnl, but seemed to sink right down in
his SHOES For n second It looked MS If he was
out Finally he attempted to get to his feet,
lie reached knceling position, when 'orbett,
rushed nj MIN nud sgnin attempted t deliver u
iOul blow Referee Kelly pushed him of and
stood in front o, Mitchell IN such way as to
protect him irom another onslaught by the
All TIL, tmc Corbctt was dancing about,
white with fury. He had lost his head com
prtely and seemed bcnt on nothing else than
giving the Eugli.hman an awful whipping re
gardless ul rules Purse Oranythiug else. Mitch
ell reached II ha, upright attitude Ivy EN-
/ hoytnG the kindly offices Of the ropes To pull
/ him up Then he tumblcd over in IA heap lc
/ fore COrheit could get nj him.
once more that pump handle movement OF
Kelly. right arm came, iEto play, aud.
although the referee seemed 10 b. triNc rat.
I tied, and COuuteI the seconds oil "A great deal
! faster than they were registered by snapper
! GnrrISoh's 81. OO ChrouOnictcr Mitchell was
UP on hi> feet before tho fatal number - TO-
was reached. But II wns only temporary
great pool Of blood on the floor, as well rs
streams oi the red fluid pouring down his face
and body, told of the effective work Corbett
Mitchell stendied himseliror one grand
rally. He was in Queer street - among the
high numbcn, but yet had sense enough q
know that his only chance was 10 rush in and
accomplish what he could In a moment. He
was very unsteady oil his limbs and ms power
TO raise his hands was gone. Kelly, who had
been keeping Corbett at bay while Mitchell
the American champion made Of his man H,
had nothing to fear, for the Engltshman wa
past striking blow.
THE CLlMAN-MITCHELL KNOCKED OUT
Corbett measured him and sent his RICH
across ut the Jaw. The blow was swift, power
iu and we'll aimed. As II caught Mitchell hi
head jerked rapidly aside and then the English
man fell OH his face In the rosin, his nose anC
motionless until long after he had been counte,
out, and the picture OF Jim Hall and Jacl
Fogarty carrying the limp figure towards one Q
! the corners Of the ring was a:trifing one.
E For fully three minutes Mitchell remaine
insenslble but the restoratiyes which were up
! piled gradually BEGAN TO have effect and 4
t came around after Corbett-his fame and nam
greater than overland passed within two lei