Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10
!; A PAGE OF LIVE SPORTING NEWS

boys received their instructions from
Referee Murray and went to their cor
ners, the agreement being to break
clean.
Round lat the bell the boys came
to the center of the ring and started
fighting without wasting any time
i Auber opened with right jab to the
face. and repeated the blow an instant
later, Drummer countering with left
swing to the face. Auber sent his
right to the heart twice. Auber feint-
ed with right, and Drummer ducked
into hard left swing on the jaw.
Both boys started working very fast
and hard, landing on each other re-
peatedly. Drummer whipped his left
to the body just before the gong.
Round drummer started the fight
ing. sending a stiff left to face. Au-
Der swung his left hard to face. land
ing only a glancing blow. Auber sent
left to body, following later with hard
right punch to the heart. and clinched.
AS they broke away Auber sent left
to the face. Drummer sent right cross
to the jaw. Auber landed a left on
the face. Auber went after his man
hard. but Drummer. dueking cleverly,
kept away. Auber landed another left
on the face, Drummer whipping left
hard to the body. Auber sent right
cross to jaw, Drummer countering with
a hard stiff left whip to body. Auber
sent stiff left to face, both boys fall
ing on the ropes as they clinched, Just
as the gong sounded.
Round 3-Auber open right to heart.
Drummer sent left to face, following up
with a right hook to jaw Drummer
hooked his left to jaw. Drummer swung
hard for face, but Auber ducked clev-
erly and Drummer went to the carpet.
Auber sent his right to jaw. Drummer
sent his left to the face, following il
with hard left to the body. Auber
swung his right to the ear as the bell
rang.
Round 4-Auber opened with a left
chop to the jaw and clinching, showed
Drummer through the ropes. Drummer
got to his feet mad, claiming foul. The
referee would not allow the claim and
the men mixed lively. Auber ducked
two savage right and left swings.
Auber sent a stiff right punch on the
jaw, knocking Drummer clean to the
carpet. Drummer was on his feet spar
ring at the third count. Drummer cut
his right hard to the heart before the
bell.
Round 5-Brunner sent his left hard
to the face knocking Auber down, who
avoided savage left uppercut as he
got to his feet by a pretty duck.
little later Drummer whipped his left
to the body and both mixed lively.
AS the gong hit both boys landed left
punch to face.
Round Elm this round both boys
looked a little tired. Auber sent his
left to the face, following with a left
| to the body. Auber tented for the
face. and as Drummer ducked, chopped
both gloves to the neck. Drummer
swung his left to body and followed
with right jabs twice to the heart be-
| fore the bell.
! Both boys came up fresh. mixing live
ly. Drummer opened with left to face
Auber swung left to neck, following
with a left to the face. Drummer sent
three stiff jabs to the heart without
| seeming effect, Auber sending his right
| and left TO the face repeatedly before
the gong.
Round S-Auber opened with a right
cross to the jaw. Drummer sent his left
| hard TO face Auber chopped his right
on the neck. Auber sent his left to the
body, knocking his opponent into the
ropes. Drummer came up strong, send
ing his right to the body. Auber sent
| his left to the body, Drummer counterine
with his left on the face. Au'ber swung
| his left TO the neck and followed IL vi
with a right chop in the same place
Drummer sent a stiff left 10 the face
Auber landed both left and right swings
on the face. Drummer swung his left to
the neck as the round ended.
Round 9-Auber'5 opening with lef'
lab on the face was signal for lively
mix-up, during which both boys fought
as hard as they could. After clinch
Drummer sent his left to the jaw twice
the second time Auber countering with
a left cross to the heart. From this out
it was give and take until the bell with
honors little in favor of Auber.
Round 10-Brunner opened with a
stiff left to the face. Both men start
ed trying hard for a knockout. Auber
sent his left TO the neck. BruEner
swung his left to the face. Auber sent
right to the face. sending Drummer halt
way to the dope bucket. Auber follow
ed with two right crosses to the face
but the Cincinnati boy was bit toe
strong. Drummer came TO and sent his
left to the face. Auber sent his right
to the jaw, with his weight behind IT.
and Drummer went TO the carpet He
got to his feet Immediately, but the
bell stopped the bout.
The partisans of the two boys lined
up, calling out their favorite and pan
demonium reigned for a time. When
order was restored Referee Murray de
cided the bout a draw.
The fighting was very fast all
through and it goes to show the boys
were in the best of condition to stand
the work. The crowd was well pleased
with the exhibition.