Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-02

got an uppercut with the right. Bur-
ley showed to best advantage in this
round.
Third round-Bonner still playing
fer the stomach. Bonner ducked and
Burley landed stiff uppercut. He
placed another on the jaw. Bonner
forced Burley against the ropes, and
he fell on his back. Bonner placed his
right on the breast, and staggered Bur-
ley. Burley placed a swinging right
handler on the jaw and iabbed his left
on Bonner's nose Burnley found the
ribs. and Bonner started smuggling as
the bell sounded.
Fourth round-They led off with a
clinch. Buriey landed right On jaw
and a light uppercut. Bonner clinch-
ing, and apparently stronger than Bur-
ley Bonner placed right on ribs, and
Burley iabbed right in the same place.
Bonner landed a swinging right on the
jaw Burnley chased Bonner around
the ring and landed several times.
Burley swung viciously and missed
twice. Bonner landed swinging left
on the jaw as the gong sounded. Hon
ors were even thus far Both little
tired
Fifth round-They came up refresh
ed. Burley led for the face and miss
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ing frequently. Bonner favors might
ing. Burnley landed a terrific right
handed swing on the jaw, staggering
Bonner, the best blow Of the fight. Bur
ley placed two lefts On the jaw. Both
ducked terrific lunges. Bonner jabbed
his left twice on the neck. Bonner
sent Burley to his knees with left
handler, but he was up in a second
Sixth round-The terrific pace telling
on both contestants. Burley missed
two swings for the head. Bonner
found the wind with his right. Bon
ner swung hard left on the ribs twice.
A light interchange. Bonner placed
right and left lightly on body Bur-
ley landed twice on face, the second
time as the gong sounded.
Seventh round-Bonner landed on
ribs, and Burley countered on jaw.
Burley swung twice and landed light
ly. Burley placed swinging left on
the jaw, which dazed Bonner, and fol-
lowed him up, landing right and lefts
to good advantage. Bonner clinched
to save himself. and managed to place
several iabs in the face, one OF which
brought the blood from Burley's
mouth Burley's round.
Eighth round = Burley landed
swinging left on the stomach, and
jabbed his right on the jaw. Bonner
still clinching Burley placed left on
jaw and swung his right viciously,
but Kissed. Burley jabbed left on
ribs Bonner landed lightly On jaw.
| Burley placed two left jabs on jaw,
and is forcing the fighting.
Ninth round-Bonner led twice for
| the ribs, and stopped jab on the face.
Burley placed two left jabs on the
mouth Bonner punched twice in the
ribs Bonner landed a terrific right
| swing on the jaw. An exchange of
1 swinging blows on the jaw. Bonner
slipped and fell to the floor. Bonner's
! left ear bleeding. Bonner landed left
swing on jaw Bonner shows up bet
/ ter
/ Tenth round-Cpened up cautiously
and both clincking. During another
clinch both landed several times in
| the stomach, Burley inficting the
greatest damage. Burley landed right
on jaw. Bonner playing for the wind
Bonned landed on breast, and Burley
countered on the wind. Burley landed
right on neck, and Bonner landed
twice on back Bonner placed left
swing on the jaw.
! Eleventh round-EXchang Of face
| blows Bonner iabbed lett oi, the
neck, and got away from hard right
! swing. Burley rained in blows at
/ short range, but they lacked steam
/ Bonner sent Buriey against the ropes
with straight arm jab on the breast
/ Burley jabbed left on chin. Burley
| iabbed lightly on face several times as
| the bell rang.
Twelfth round-Started with lead
and a clinch. Bonner placed a swing
ing right handler on the jaw. Burley
landed on the back. Hard swinging at
| close range but no punishment. Bon
| ner jabber on face, and found the ribs
| with his left Bonner placed a swing
ing right on the mouth. Burley
] placed a short arm jab on the chin
| Bonner's round.
Thirteenth round-Bonner played
cautiously, and landed terrific right
swing on the jaw which sent Burley's
head back Burley on the defensive
now. Bonner placed two terrific jabs
with his left in the stomach. The first
| surprised Burnley, and before he recov-
! cred, the second had been landed This
| practically ended the contest in Bon
ner's favor. Bonner swung his left or
| the jaw. and sent Burley to the floor
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