The age-herald., 1899-06-10

 lightly on the wind. F'itz crowded in light ly for the wind and Jeffries crossed to the ear. They broke from clinch and Fltz sent left to the face and a terrible right over the injured eye. Another clinch fol- lowed and the referee had to separate them. Fitz sent left twice to head and followed with a hard left to the chest Jeffres fought back wildly landing both hands outside Fits guard, and after an- other elineh Fitz upqercut his opponent with a right on the wind. This was the last blow of the round which was in Fitz's favor.
 Round Seven-Jeffres was slow about coming to the scratch and broke ground, making a circle of the ring. Fitz tried right to head, landing lightly and Jeffries got left to the ribs. JeffreS jabbed his left to the ribs and got away clean. Then the Californian endeayored to land a straight left on face but was blocked neat ly and received left counter on the ribs Fftz was on the aggressive. and hit with left on neck. Jeffr1es tried to crowd Fitz- simmons on the rppes, but Fitz got away nicely. Then, in a rapid mix-up, both swung rights and lefts for the head, land Ing lightly. Then FitZ landed on the side of the head and Jeffries jumped in with a right hard on the body Jeffries swung his left for the head but Bob got inside of it and drove his right over the heart when the gong sounded and they went to their corners. This was Bob's round.
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 Fitz Again Knocked Down
 Round Ten-Jeffries came up looking con- fdent and Fitz wore an earnest look on his face. The Californian was aggressive and begun with straight left to the head, then clinching. Going into the clinch, F'itz drove his left hard to the wind After fiddling F'itz tried a left swing and went wide of the mark, but caught the Californian a sec ond later with left swing on the nose. Jeffries made Fitz's head wabbe and then with left swing on the jaw put Fitz on his back. FftZ was groggy when he got up in five seconds, and was sent down again with left and right on jaw. He came up again in five seconds and Jeffries rushed him into a corner, trying very hard to Gn- ish the champion, who was very groggy Jetfries was too anxious and failed to finish his man. This round. lasted seven seconds.
 Finished in Eleventh
 Round EleVen-Fitz came up slowly but assumed the aggressive, Jeffries standing off evidently waiting for knockout. They clinched three times, coming to close quar- ters Jeffries put two hard rights over f1tzs heart and back and then a straight left to the neck, following with a left on the chest. Fftzsimmons crowded in trying his right for the jaw, but fell short, but succeeded in blocking the Cahfornian's right return. Jeffries then assumed the aggressive and jabbed his left to the head A left on the jaw from Jeffries dazed Fitz- simmons, who stood in the middle of the ring. Jeffries looked at him for a second ana when he had him at his mercy swung his right to the jaw and Fitzsimmons went down and out, reiinquishing the champion ship to the big Californian. Time of eley- enth 1:32 3-5 seconds.
 As soon as Fitzsmmons was carried to ms corner the spectators crowded over the benches aSd through the ropes and the po- lice had great difficulty in keeping the ring clear. The partsans of the Californian al- most went crazy in the excitement, and pandemonium reigned for several seconds Fitzsimmons came to very quickly, and Jeffries walked over to the defeated cham pions corner, and both shook hands warm ly. Judging from the expression on Fitz- simmons face, he did not feel much dis gruntled at his defeat.