The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04

| tribe 100 clever with his lsft-hsnd iabe and
soon, had hussell's face again covered with
SEVENTEENTH RouSn -siddons commenced
to sprint but through carelessness got a still
Tleht-hand upber cut that did him no good.
sr.n nf orcs s@ or sTssd G Sy
ami swollen mouth The blooI gushsd out all
,EE,HiEISyn Rouxp. Russell came up with
his face well battered and bruised, but he was
EsTss.sa pebble end t1li 9i res,; ma SS,n lions
fresh supply of blood with each punch. Ius-
ssl did some vondstful ,ody lighting ~ s h,
ted dslissrs,e foul y hitting Hss ~, IN IA
end Of the round. This created considerable
NiSrTsWSrH Rouxr. -siddons landed his left
s1.sS a boo aes Rsss MRo wss Eli n u
steam. swung hit right on, StIdonse istt eye
and pufrsd It slightly In ne had tn.HS9ht d1
punching and had Siddons's stomach and
Tw Is Roy.xp. Russell rushed siddons
to the rnres and did some spirited body fight
ing. after the bteak Siddons landed rights
handler on Eusselrs sore mouth. 1t evidently
hurt, as the Glood spuftcd. an1 Russell. with
tie fury OF n lion. rushed Siddons 10 the ropes
Snd thEew him OyeL into the cfoW SS ana ,S ie Gn
Sddons swung hts lett on Russell's mouth
and his hlood loved all over the tioor A..
right ON Eusselrs neck. The latter chased his
opponent all over the ring. threw him over he
\.
Knsseli's iace seemed to he kpocked out Of
gear but he was still in the light. and chased
sitons around the ring. banging away at him
TWrNTY-sF' oxD R,uxp -Si1dons began to
sprint. and Russell followed him all over the
lie could strike. Russell hip-ocked Sddons.
and threw him heavily in his own corner, o.,
TvENrY-1HIRD RuuNn. - Russell forced Sid
dons into close quarters where he used his
right and LETT many lines Hls blows how.
Though n IainR nOun0Cn
ill he saw his OPPORTUNITY. wien he switched
around IKE flash o. lirh,nios, and plap TsI
latter went to the floor AL in heap. and re-
mained there nine secGniSs He stngGerei to
sell was Knocked down four times diving the
round. and by taking advantage OF time man
aged 10 last through the round.
TwEST,-FoUETH ORGANISATIONS had Rus
sell at his mercy. He commenced to- spring
snpnd sne 5d b mnn
close q the round siidon. landed some, very
heavy blows with both hands. hut Russell was
then strong enough on his pins to stand the
TwESrY-FrrrH RorSp.- Russell came up in
fairly good shape although trine unsteady
on his feet. Siddons landed some hard EFT
ter was still thoroughly game and brimful OF
ginger and FOUGHT ike TroIap to the Last
He made a must dssrerate fight and the
TwsSry.sIxTH RorSb.-si1dons tried to
bring matters to a close quickly; He swung
sells blind right eve which was closed IN as
tight as drum. He then swung his right full
on Rns%elrr left eye. which was badly pulled
and bruised and almost closed. IL wac more
than Russell could stand. e rushed Siddons
to the ropes and threw him over into the
crowd. When the men were brought back into
the ring again they clinched and fought all
over the ring like two dogs. The crowd
cheered Russell heartily for his gameness.
TWENTY SEVENTH RpUSn- Siddons led with
the left on the mouth and brought q fresh sup
rly OF blood. Russell evidently saw that he
was gone. for he rushed Siddons TO the rones
and pushed him over. Both Tell together and
resumed their battle on the floor In the regular
old fashioned rouRh-and -tumh le style. The
moment they were but back In the ring Rus
selI grabbed Siddons around the lecs below
the knees and threw him down on the floor
hard enough to dash out his brains Siddons
would not clai m the foul as he Was too eager
for the credit OF u knock -out. Amoment later
however. Russell did the same thing again
among a lot OF glasses and bottles The crowd
then claimed foul and Referee Norton gave
tho fight to Siddons. The time Of the round
was minute and ~ seconds