The evening world., 1894-01-26

Mitchcll's iacc, hut II was not quite on the
right spot. II had the effect. however, of I'M
bnlanring the Brilisbcr, who tumblcd IN II
heap To the ro>in. covered floor.
II was clean knock down ann the begin
ming ot the end Mitchell started TO get up
but wisely rrconsidcrcd and remained In
knccling position, bent on tnkng advantage OF
the count As Referee Kelly sto,d over him
rolling oil the seconds by n pump handle
movement OF his right arm, Corbctt rushed
past the referee like wild beast, determined
that his prey hluld not bc denied him, and
made three distinct lumScs ut the kncclins
figure.
one OF these blows landed on Mtchclrs
shoulder very lightly. ht 1t was certainly
foul. that !, To say, II was delivered with a
iuul intent, aud II great many Oi the spectators
afterwards declared that ought Ia have won
the money Tor the Engli,h mnm, ii the rules had
been strictly abdch 10y. HID Referee Kelly
decided the fight upon such "A slight technical
| itN, however, he might have had some difficulty
| IN getting out nj town without n severe whip
ping. II would certainly have teen an iuju,.
t.Gc 10 Corhctts luckcr, had the referee decided
the night on this Inul, for although the rules
would pO sibly have justified him vet II was
| apparent nt this stage that the fngliShinan
| hadn rs much chance to vim the fight rs II
| snowfall would have to remain intact ten min.
/ utrS in II baker : oven.
| II WAS II man against n 10y and the ultimate
! result was not in doubt, Il 1t ever was, after
this episode Delaney rushed in and pulled
! 'orhcit away from his opponent. just then the
/ gong sounded and Mitchell ioulcd torhct by
/ following him Ia his corner and delivering sew.
cral blows after the time for the round had OK
pred. 1t was all Referee Kelly could do to
/ break him away, so that this made II about IN
even thing upon the iouling question, with per.
lnps shade in Mitchclrs lnNor IN 80 far0s the
damage was concerned Mitchell was carried
! lack TO his corner, hut he looked dnzcd and il
! was apparent the end was rot lar OF
THE BhGlNNlNG or THE END.
THIRD ROuNO-lhere was temporary
| lull IN tn, punching proceedings inter the
( bell rang, and Corbctt appeared 70 he await
I'M, W9d b Tfnce t" S' tho =" TmS blow which
very much excited, rs III the previous round,
1 hut kept himself pretty we'll out oi duu-
ger. in spite of his ra-crnrNS 10 wind mp thu
job. He danced about, iriutinS and eide
stepping AMI finally ttutalk"d the English.
man into masking lead, the latter made IA
. strong effort and sent forth his right baud Tor
the American r'". ,"rN"tt stopped 1t with
. his left. and at the same l,tnnt sent forth his
right in u sor, Of half upwrCut To point Just
under Mitchell heart
CORBE11' : TERRIFIC II OW TOLD.
1t was II terrible low lurcihlc enough to
4 fell an OK. Mitchell did not TALL forward or
backward, hut seemed In sink right down in
his shoes. Fora ,c'ond II luokcd uS n he was
out. Finally he attempted To rct Ia his icrt
lie reached knpcing IO>iIlun when Gorbclt,
who seemed Ia hr more savage than ever,
. rushed nj him and again attempted to deliver u
i"'il blow, Referee Kelly pushed HIM OF and
stood in front ~ Mitchell IN sUch II way rs Ia
protect him from auoIh"r onslaught 10y the
champion.
All this time CurbCt was dancing about
white with tury. Tie had lost hl> head com
plCtclN and seemed hrui ON nothing else thnn
giving the ENgli>hmnu au awful whipping 10
gn,dlcs. ui rules, nurse uruuythiug else, Mitch.
ell r"Achrd u hal! upr%h; attitude Icy en-
pO,tu. the kmGlv Offices Of the r,pcs Ia pulI
him Up Then he lumhcd over IN Il heap Ia
iur turlrcit vuuld get AT him.
once mo"' that pump hoUdI" movement Of
kriiys lighi arh came into play, and
although tho referee seemed To De a irillc rat.
ted, aud counted the seconds ull n great deal
ia,trr than they were registered 10y snapper
Garrison 81 uNn chronumctrr Mitchell was
up uu hi. ic I before the natal umiCr - 10
WAS reached liut II was only n temporary
> stay ior the Eugli>hmau. lie wa, ialcd. and
) great POOL ,i boot uu III" Nour. u, Well ~
| streams of the red sud pNurlug down his lace
ami body, told ul the effective work Curb,,ii
Lad dom.
Mitchell ,tcadcl h,m,cilor ono gram
rally, licNas IN 90 Qu"vr street among IN,
hlgh numbers. IA. vet had sense enough I,
kEuw That his only ChanC" was 10 rush in am
p accomplish what he could in moment. Ne
: was very unsteady ON In, limbs and la, powc
10 raise his hands was gone. Kelly, who har
been keeping Crrlctt Mt bay wailr Mitchell
was gaining HE feet. then stepped aside, anr
. the American Champion mace nj hi man II,
I had noting TO tear, !uC the Englishmau wa
/ past striking n blow.
THE CLIMAN-MlTCHFIL KNOCKED orr
Corbett measured him and sent his iSh
, across ut the jaw, The blow was swift. IOwtr
: iul and well aimed. AS il caught Mitchell hi
head jrrkcd RAPIDLY aside aud then the English
man icll on his iuCC in the Iosin his noec nnC
1 forehead striking the floor lie rename,
. motionless until long after he had been countc,
out, and the picture Oi Jim Hall and Jacl
4 fnGarty carrying the limp figure towards one q
u the corners OF the ring was striking one.
c For fully three minutes Mitchell remninc
+. insensiOle, but the ic'toratlveS which Were MP
y Piled gradually BEGAN To have effect aud Il
u came around utter lrbgit--his fame aud nam
= greater than syefr-pad passed within two 80
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