The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-27

rushed and swung his right heavily to
Ruhllns jaw. They mixed it up hard.
both landing left and right swings to
the head az close quarters. Tom hook
ed his left to the jaw and Gus crossed
with his right, sending Tom back. and
followed with hard left to the wind.
Both again landed both hands to the
race ana We're mixing it up at the bell.
Round Seven.
Tom rushed and swung his left to the
jaw. They clinched and broke without
punch and Gus jabbed his left to the
lace. Tom again rushed and they
clinched. Tom jabbed his left to the
head and Rubin sent him away with
one OF the same. Sharkey landed a
flSht on the body and Gus uppercut his
Ieft to the face and then swung his
right 10 the jaw. He repeated the trick
ana ducklng Toms swings, drove his
right to the BODY as the bell rang. Both
were now very tired.
Round Eight.
Tom rushed again and jolted his right
TO the body. Gus closed and landed
IeIl and right. TO the face. Tom was
sun aggressive and rushed Gus about
the ring. Again Gus jabbed and swung
win a right across to the jaw Tom
doo8ed II. Tom rushed, only to take
d lett to the face and a right on the
Jaw rom staggered and Gus rushed
ana banged with both hands to the
Jaw and Tom went to the floor. taking
the count, and only got to his feet as
the bell rang.
Round Nine.
Tom rushed and Gus net him with
a straight left to the face that Jared
MIN. Tom swung wildly, but his blows
landed around the neck and Gus plant
ed both hands to the body. Tom still
came on, but Gus measured him and
sent crashing right to the Jaw He
could not keep the sailor away. but
every time he came, Gus was ready for
him and sent left and right to the head
with telling effect. Gus looked the best
at the bell.
Round Ten.
Gus stood in his corner in a crouching
position, and when Tom came in sent
him back with a short right on the law.
Tom rushed back and sent a terrific
left to the body He tried to repeat the
blow, but Gus blocked it and sent back
left to the head Gus mixed It with
him and Tom made him wabble with a
right on the jaw. Gus then swung a
right to the body that could be heard
was good yet and was rushing again
when the bell rang
Round Eleven.
Tom rushed and swung his left to
the neck. Both steadied themselves
and Gus jabbed his left twice to the
race. Tom responded with a right OF
the jaw and Gus broke ground. Tom
followed and jabbed his left to the face
and uppercut his right to the chin.
Both were so tired they were hardly
able to stand, for the aggressive sailor
rushed only to take a right swing on
the jaw that staggered him. Tom
swung for the body, but fell short and
hit Gus on the thigh before the close
Round Twelve.
Again Tom rushed and landed on the
BODY. Gus jabbed his left to the face
and sent Toms head back. Tom was
bleeding badly from the eye and nose.
Tom rushed to a clinch and pulled Gus
across the ring. They broke and Tom
sent hard right to Ruhlins body. Gus
shifted about the ring, but met Shar-
Keys PUSHES with left jabs. Neither
man blows were carrying any force
Round Thirteen.
Tom rushed but Gus danced away
ana Tom grinned. Gus jabbed his left
TO the face and, forcing Sharkey to his
own corner, drove both hands to the
head Tom forced his way out and
bore Gus across the ring and swung a
hard right to the head. Gus was cool
ana lighting cautiously. He jabbed Tom
hafd on the face and hooked his right
to the head, at the same time blocking
Toms swings. Both were resting at
the bell.
Round Fourteen.
Tom rushed and fell short with his
right for the body Gus iabbed his
left to the face and almost took Tom
of his feet. Rubin now seemed strong
er. and three times jOlted his right for
the head Tom was bad, and Gus
banged him with both hands. playing
heavily on the head. It looked as if he
would surely go, but by hanging on he
to stay the round.
Round Fifteen.
Tom was up first He closed, but
Gus sent him away with short left and
right jolts on the body. Tom looked
tired and Gus followed him and jabbed
his head and back and crossed his right
to the jaw. Tom staggered and Rubin
stepped in and banged him with both
hands until the sailor staggered to the
floor. He was up at the count, but
unable to make a defense, and again
he went to carpet from RuhIin's blows.
With bulldog gameness he struggled
again to his feet. Gus by this time was
hardly able to use his hands.
When Tom again regained his feet
Gus staggered to the game sailor and
sent short lefts and rights to the head
that looked as if they would not hurt
a child, but Tom was so badly done up
that he again went down under them.
Again he rose blindly to his feet and
Gus walked to him. Tom tried to
clinch, but Gus stepped back and put
a straight left to the face and a right
uppercut to the jaw. Tom then toppled
forward all out and Referee Johnny
White waved Rubin to his corner. !
while the sailor pugilist's seconds car
ried him to his corner, where he grad
ually revived and was soon able to
leave the ring.
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