The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19

force. however but his oidtine pluck as
serted Itself. and with wild PUSHES he
dazsd the Australian boy, who had been
smiling confidently for seven rounds and
had landed at Will upon the face Of the
Gaitimoreaa. o'Donneit was the eieverer
In the leads. In the first round he fioorej
Eilrain. and In the second he also had
him 10 the floor. but hts blows seemed 10
lack force. kuraln did very effective
work with his right. O'Donneli has gain
ed nothing In reputation by his work 20
night. while the stock OF kilrain was
rated high
Both men entered the ring at s.3
ki!rain WAS fat and clumsy. and weighed
In Mt 30 pounds II was apparent that
he had little training. while O'DonneiI
was in excellent trim, and tipped the
SCALES at 113 pounds. With O'Donneii were
lie Weir. James Mckay and Billy De-
lansy. kirain was seconded by Jimmy
Casey. Jim Phelan and T. Ebhardt The
rounds were as follows:
First round-o' DonnelI was the aggres-
sor and led with his left, which was clev-
eFiy stopped by kilrain. O'Donnel then
led with his right, landing on Kilraln's
stomach. followed with a left swing for
kilrain's juguiar. kilrain led with his
LETT. missed. and a punch sent him to his
knees. kilrain on rising was forced to
BIS corner. where rapid blows were ex-
changed
Second round-A punch on Kiirain's
nose brought blood. KiIrain rallied. and
with righthand9 on o'DonneIrs neck.
nearly threw him Oft his feet O'Donnsli
with rush pushed Kilrain suddenly. and
he Tell kiirain caught O'nonneii In the
face. bat received two straight punches
IN the face. o'Donnelt followed with haif
dozen slaps ON kilrain's mouth. At the
close ktlraiH was breathing heavily.
Third round-~o'ponneli landed at viii
hpeu kllTaius mouth. and until near the
close. when kilraiu swung his left and
met o'nouneil's jaw sharply.
Round 4-kilrain was again on the de-
isasive. He was fighting against great
odds, and received much punishment in
the face and ribs. In the last minute Of
The round kilraiu. obeyIug tho instruc-
tons Of John l., which were heard all
over the hall. forced the Australian hoy
70 the ropes and punched for wind with
effect
Round 5.-o'nonueli citnchei. rushed and
got punched IN the wind Counter blows
Nero exchanged, and in a break Kiirajn
Got In hts let twice and o'nonneii
planted two singers upon kEirain'e nose
Rosud e-kirain landed his right with
eject and go, In a swinging right on
cpopueiis right ear o'pcuneu came
back with two straight rights upon the
face, klirain clinched 20 save himself AMI
set In two yight,handers on o'ponnelrs
ribs
Round 7-o'nanue}l WAS forced - the
ropes with stout right -aau1er from Kill
rata pponuelt got In a left swing with
a'S Ticht for - Knockout hut knra{n
SPARED anA cjinchca O'poaneu them
aHfsd fiye firues I'm quick succession nh
huraln'S fare. aaa kilvain was decidedly
EroSGv- ki3r8fn VAS weak. ana ga dolly
'aE Received severe punishment AS XII
rain STAGGERED Sullivan rose art shouted
g kHraiU - let out his right and let
straight htIraia oh@yci ana forced
NboNoell - maia strength 10 his corner.
heu03 = This was kIlrain'S roisn3 frsFn
stSTt 90 finish WITH bulldog tcaaeity ana
t9e tNeHEA; that his reputation hung IL
'Ar halsn>r he rushed ~ O'ponneu Ike
4 oeU AMI surprised his antagonists by
'eFri0E hfui ala ahoat The ring. landing
Dozen Is.rghes on his cace ara neek.
A"tNH b. Ha} - NonueIl al his merry. bat
t%eN~t fHe Strength "a place a telling
efe"- - ieeuufN wss igsed as the spez,-
SAterS ssoa'eei fa kllvain 90 pat him out.
o0F ite istter coub rot respond. The
'oand closed N.;a houors for ki,raiu.
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