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He landed left on face, and led for the
head, and O'Donnell ducked, but Jake
Immediately landed his left twice on
the face O'Donnell put back his left
on the nose. Rapid right and left-hand
exchanges followed, and the Balti-
more mans nose began to bleed.
JAKE'S DAMAGED NOSE.
Round Nine = Kilrain's nose still
bleeds. Both led and landed left on
face and body. O'Donnell put his left
twice in quick succession on Jakes
cheek and forehead. Jake got in left
on chin, and O'Donnell placed a hot
one on. Jake's nose three times. They
clinched, and afterwards they ex-
changed right and left-hand blows on
the face and body
Round Ten-O'Donnell led off with
a left-hand jab on the face. Jake
landed left on cheek, and swung light
ly on the face. Steve put in his left
twice on the face, and Kilrain sent
in a left on the body O'Donnell sent
his left three times on face, and Jake
sent back only one in return. Both
landed lightly with left on face.
Round lEleven-Light taps opened
this round, and then Steve landed
twice heavily on the stomach. Steve's
left went to the ribs, and then twice
more on the face. He went in again
and hit kilrain four times on the
face and body without a return.
Round Twelve-Kilrain led off with
left jab in the face, and put Steve's
head back with a left on the neck
Steve put in two lefts on the face, and
Kilrain landed left on chest. Steve
smashed Jake on body. Jake retail
ated with left on face. Jake got in a
good one on Steve's jaw, and the lat
ter did the same trick.
They were clinched when the gong
sounded.
RIGHT AND LEFT.
Round 1S-O'Donnell swung mis- right
but fell short and then got in twice
on the face. Jake hit back with a hard
right swing on the neck Then they
smashed right and left on body and
face at close quarters and Jake was
weak. Jake was very nearly gone
when the gong rang. as the pace was a
little too rapid for him.
twice on the face and placed vicious
right in the wind Jake put mis- right
on the face. Steve's right went hard
on the ribs and it made Jake grunt
O'Donnell jabbed his right on the
wind three times and then went twice
to the face with the left and once
with his right. Kilrain was clearly
Winded
Round 15-O'Donnell landed heavy
right on the body. Both countered on
neck. Steve then smashed right and
left on face and body. He iabbed his
right and left on face and body. Jake
countered lightly on the neck. This
was all O'DonnelPs round.
Round 16-Steve slapped Jake's face
and after a light interchange he put
his right heavily on Jake's jaw. Kill
rain tapped him on the neck and
while Steve kept up a tattoo on the
face with his left, he placed his right
frequently on the ribs and stomach.
Round 17-Steve led off with hard
right on the body and again on the
mouth. He kept up jabbing his right
on the body Jake landed lightly on
the face, but was heavily countered on
the neck. Jake put in a good right
hand body blow, but O'Donnell fire.
quently reached his face, damaging
the left eye badly.
Round Eighteen-Steve landed his
left on the chin and again on the neck
He put his right hard over the heart
and then they countered on the face
and neck. Jake put in his left on body
and received a crack on the jaw In
Its
badly bruised eye and nearly closed il.
KILRAIN GROGGY.
Round Nineteen-Both jabbed with
the left on the face. O'Donnell landed
his left on Jake's face four times.
Jake put his left back on the neck once
in return. O'Donnell sailed in and
touched up the Baltimore man with his
left hard on the face and chest with
out return until the end of the round.
Round Twenty-Jake sent his left
twice for the face, but easily stopped
another O'Donnell planted a right
swing on the ribs. He kept iabbing
Kilran, who attempted to get back,
but without effect. Kilrain was very
groggy when the gong sounded.
Round Twenty-one - Jake's face
showed evident signs of his punish
ment, but was still very game. He led
off with his left on the neck O'Donnell
fought him around the ring When at
close quarters he put his right on the
body and sent his left over On the jaw.
Kilrain fell like a log to the floor of
the ring, and although he managed 10
get up within the required ten seconds,
the referee, Tim Hurst, stopped the
bout, at the request of the police. Jake
would have been put out with one
more punch. Time of last round, one
minute and eighteen seconds. Time Of
fight, one hour, twenty minutes and
ten seconds.
Although Kilrain arose within the
stipulated ten seconds, O'Donnell was
awarded the decision, the bout virtu-