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on Toms ear but the sailor was right
back with three left hand jabs to the
face. Jeffries clinched Tom hooked
the right to the neck, then they swung
viciously and, in the clinch, Sharkey
hung On Jeffries neck with his left arm,
dragging Jim across the ring. They
broke clean. Tom swung his left with
fearful force to the jaw. Jeffries
shook from head to foot. Jeffries was
more careful after this and kept on the
defensive until the end of the round.
which was decidedly Sharkey's on
points, barring hugging.
Round 19-Sharkey rushed but JEFF
fries was first to land, sending a right
hard under the heart. Sharkey broke
away and hooked the left over to JEFF
fries ear. The clinched again, Shar-
key brought his left hard across the
stomach. Jeffries complained of
Sharkey holding him but the referee
thought differently and told the men to
go on. Sharkey led with the left to
the head. Jeffries ducked and put the
left hard on the wind. Sharkey
and, in a half clinch, sent his free right
hand over the kidneys three times.
Jeffries clinched and, after the break.
Sharkey swung the left to the cheek
and the right on the opposite side.
Both blows Jared Jeffries but he came
back, jabbed the left to the wind and
shot the same hand straight to Shar-
keys face. The sailor staggered.
Round 20-Sharkey forced Jeffries
to the neutral corner but failed to land
right and left swings which he at
tempted. They broke from the clinch
in the middle of the ring. Jeffries sent
left straight to the mouth. They ex-
changed left swings on the ear and got
into another clinch from which the
referee separated them. Both men
were slower and clinched repeatedly
without landing. Sharkey sent two
straight lefts to Jeffries' nose, bringing
streams of blood. A few seconds later
Jeffries jolted his right under Toms
chin. In an exchange of rights and
lefts on the face and chest, straight
left jab from jim landed on the sailors
houth and Jared him hard. The pace
increased towards the end of the
round without damage.
Round 21-In a clinch in the center
of the ring, Jeffries shot a right to the
body. Sharkey responded with two
rights over the kidneys. They ex-
changed lefts to the face. Then, Jim
stepped in with a hard right on the
body and jabbed the left in Toms face.
Both hooked rights over the kidneys,
while they laughed at each other semi
good naturally. After clinch, Tom
swung the left to the neck, Jim re-
spending with a straight left on the
mouth just before the bell rang
Round 22-They moved cautiously.
Jeffries was first to land, sending a
right to the body and, then, a straight
left to the face. Sharkey replied with
left swing on the jaw. After the
clinch, Jeffries sent the left to Shar-
keys injured eye, which began to
bleed freely. Tom kept boring in, but
Jim met him twice with straight lefts
to the face. Three times they clinched.
AS they broke each time, Sharkey
landed backward rights on Jim's face.
Jim stepped in with a fearful right
upper-cut under the chin and repeat
ed it twice as they broke from the
clinch. Sharkey turned to Manager
O'Rourke and laughed, while Tommy
Ryan and other men in Jeffries' corner
shouted to him to GO on" Jeffries
failed to follow his advantage but the
when the bell rang, as Sharkey wab-
bled perceptibly as he went to his
corner
Round 23-Jeffries shot right to the
chin. They clinched and Tom forced
Jim's head back with the left glove
under the chin, When they broke, JEFF
fries smiled and tented with the left
as they went to clinch again without
anything done. They exchanged lefts
on the head and both missed lefts for
the body. Jim jabbed a straight left
to Toms injured eye. Tom clinched.
After the break, Jim jabbed a left to
the sailors stomach, forcing him
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the clinch, Sharkey forced Jims head
back with an elbow under the chin
Another clinch, from which they had
to be broken by the referee, followed
with Sharkey holding. Jim jabbed a
left to Toms face and staggered him
Sharkey clinched and after the bell
rang, sent a right over to the head as
the referee was forcing them apart.
Round 21-After a clinch, Tom sent a
right to the neck and Jeffries jabbed
left to the face Sharkey tried a left
but fell short and received right
smash on the ear. Jeffries shot right
to Toms chin. Sharkey clinched again
and, after the break, Jim reached the
sailor with right swing on the ear.
Sharkey still kept boring in but Jim
met him every time with hooks on the
head. These soon made Sharkey
but Jim kept pushing him off Tom
rushed back, swinging left and right
wildly for the head but failed to land
and Jim caught him with a right on
the jaw. They clinched at the bell
with Jeffries having decidedly the bet
ter Of It.
Round 25-They shook hands good