The age-herald., 1897-08-13


 
 that the men would go 'dan more rounds. From the twsrls first '.osths tive .ty- third bJ h men spared for openings. neither doing material damage.
 TweE, y- .hird R3unI-Gallagher's face was h.ginning to grow on him. his lips swelling and eye becoming b'ue. soms h avy exchanges made the rouni int 2. ct ing. Gcisr rushed his m1n to ths ropes with some ugly fsc5 blows Gallagher stock began to go down.
 Twenty-f- f-urh Rourd-Ths was the tamest roun1 in the el ire bout, being a regular sparring match for wind.
 Twenty y-fifth Round-Tk event of this rouud was Geiar's fine work in ca ching Gallagher rnppiag and closing in on find ing an opening. He made his fass do good work cn his opponents face.
 Tweal y-srxth Rouui-G isr co tirued his good work by ru-h hing and doing h ently smOo.h sailing,
 Twenty-seventh Round-In this inning Gallagher evidently saw his hopes fading and began little shady work, for which he was cautioned. He rushed and got in OHE Sllll puuCIl OSlOW lHS' b0ll anu ihilt- ed heavy on the stomach.
 Twenty eighth Round = Gallagher again rushed but failed to accomplish anything.
 Twenty-ninth Round-Geier landed three times in succession, but the blows were light. Gallagher rushed and got in two light taps on the ribs. Close in fighting was a feature. Even break. Thirtieth Round-The Irish lad got bit the best of this round. He planted one good one on Geier's optic and made a blue mark. Carelessness, possibly, on the part of Geier, gave the opening. Gal lagher got in one or two rib jabs At the end of the round the men expressed a desire to continue and the referee said ten more rounds would go.
 Thirty-frst Round--Gallaghe rushed and some thought Geier was a little weak, but he was lively at the end of the round. Gallagher planted his fist on Geier's nose and chest. this being his best exhibition.
 Thirty-second Round-Geier got in an ugly punch and stiff right on the mouth. Gallagher rushed, but got the worst of it.
 Thirty-third Round-Gallagher's eye was closed and his face badly swollen when he stepped to the center. Geier planted one on the nose which was ugly and received a jab over the heart which counted. s 4.,
 Thirty-fourth Round-Gallagher was fast weakening. He rallied and gave Geier heavy jar with his right. but the latter got in several face jabs which counted heavily.
 Thirty-fifth Round-Nothing occurred in this round. 1ia
 Thirty-sixt.l Round-This was a give and take and honors were even.
 Thrty-s=venth. Round-Geier landed repeatedly and closed the round with a stiff stomach punch which raised Gal lagher off the ground.
 Thirty-eighth Round-The most palpa- ble foul ever committed occurred in this round when in a clinch Gallagher de- lib=rately butted Geier with his chin. Foul was claimed, but under the cir cumstances warning was given. Gal lagher made futile efforts to find a finish but failed, owing toDweakness.
 Thirty4n1.,th RoundDGallagher tried hard to let his man give him a foul by clinching, but instead fouied Geier in, the stomach In a cllnch. He was warned and kick resulted.
 Fortieth Round.-It was all over. Gal lagher tried, but could not do anything and in the. clbnch he repeated his foul of the previous round, and tha referee. midst the plaudits of all present. gave the mill to Geier.
 Gallagher rushed to the ropes crying like a baby and protesting. but his fouls were too palpable and he was taken from the ring without a sympthizer in the audience.
 Geier was still in good form and look ed as if he could keep on until night