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left to the head. Tom dropped to escape punishment He was right up, only to get both hands to the face and head from Gus. Tom was bleeding at the nose when the bell rang, and both were tired.
 Round 4-Gus danced about when Tom rushed, but when Tom closed planted hard right on the sailors body They then mixed it up in Sharkey's corner. Gus was very tired and Tom was little better. Tom rushed and Jabbed his left to the face. He repeated the blow and Gus sent him away with both hands to the body. The round was much slower than the preceding ones and both were glad to hear the bell.
 Round 5-Tom was right on his feet and to the center; planted his right to the body and swung his left to the jaw. Again he landed the same punshes and Gus counter ed with right jolt on the body. Both rough ed it on the ropes Gus shot straight right to the face and Tom rushed him across the ring and landed hard right be- hind the ear. Gus jabbed back, but was very tired, and Tom banged him with hard rights to the body and both hands to the head Gus was staggering when the bell sounded.
 Round 6-Tom rushed and hooked his left to the jaw and Gus jabbed his left cutting Toms right eye. Tom wild and rushed and swung his right heavily on Ruhlin's jaw. They mixed it up hard, both landing left and right swings to the head
 
 the jaw and Gus crossed with his right, sending Tom back and following with hard left to the wind. Both again landed both hands to the face and were mixing 1t at the bell.
 Round 7-Tom rushed and swung his left to the jaw. They clinched and broke with out a punch and Gus jabbed his left to the face. Tom rushed and again they clinched Tom jabbed his left to the head and Ruhlin sent him away with one or the same Sharkey landed a right on the body and Gus uppercut his left to the face and then swung his right to the jaw. He repeated the trick and ducking Tom swings drove his right to the body as the bell rang. Both men were very tired.
 Round S-Tom rushed again and jotted his right to the body. Gus closed and landed left and right to the face. Tom was still aggressive and rushed Gus about the ring. Again Gus jabbed him and followed with a right cross to the jaw. Tom lodged it but Gus was equal to him and pushed him away. Tom rushed only to take left to the face and right on the jaw. Tom staggered and Gus rushed and banged with both hands to the jaw and Tom went to the floor, taking the count and only got to his feet the bell rang.
 Round 9-Tom rushed and Gus met him with straight left to the face that jared him. Tom swung wildly, but his blows landed around the neck, and Gus planted
  Gus measured him and sent crushing right to the jaw. He could do nothing to 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 10-Gus stood in his corner in orouching position, and when Tom came in sent him back with a short right on the Jaw. Tom rushed back and swung a ter rible left to the body. He tried to repeat the blow but Gus blocked it and sent back a left to the head. Gus mixed it with him, and Tom made him wabble with right on the jaw. Gus then swung a right to the body that could be heard throughout the building but the sailor was good yet and was rushing again when the bell rang.
 Round 11-Tom rushed and swung his left to the neck Both steadied themselves and Gus jabbed his left twice to the face. Tom responded with a right on the jaw and Gus broke ground. Tom followed and jab- bed his left to the face, and uppercut his right to the chin. Both were so tired they were hardly able to stand, for the aggress- i've sailor rushed only to take right swing on the jaw that staggered him. Tom swung for the body, but fell short and hit Gus the thigh before the close.
 Round 12-Tom rushed and landed on the body. Gus jabbed his left to the face and sent Toms head back. Tow was bleeding badly from the eye and nose. Tom rushed to a clinch and pulled Gus across the ring. They broke and Tom sent a hard right to Ruhlin's body. Ruhlin shifted about the ring but met Sharkey's rushes with left jabs. Neither mans blows were carrying any force.
 Round 13-Tom rushed but Gus danced away and 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 hard right to / the head. Gus was cool and cautious. He jabbe~ Tom hard on the face and hooked his right to the head, at the same time blocking Toms swings. Both were blowing at the bell
 Round 14-Tom rushed and fell short with his right for the body. Gus stabbed his left to the face and almost took Tom off his feet Ruhlin now seemed stronger and three times jolted his right for the head Tom was mad and Gus banged him about with both hands, playing heavily on the head. It looked as if he would surely go, but by hanging on he managed to stay the round.
 Round l5-Tom was first up. He closed but Gus sent him away with a short left and right jolt on the head. Tom looked tired and Gus followed him and jabbed his head back and crossed his right to the jaw. He was up at the count, but unable to make a defense and again he went to the carpet from Ruhlins blow With bull QOR RdI1eHeSS ne SUI uSSicu dSdiH eo HIS feet Gus by this time was hardly able to use his hands When Tom again regained his feet. he staggered to the 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 for that he again went down under them. Again he rose blndly to his feet and Gus walked to him. Tom tried to clinch but Gus stepped back and with a straight left to the face and right hand uppercut him on the jaw, Tom toppled forward all out and Referee Johnny White waved Ruhlin to his corner, while the sailors seconds carried him to his corner where he gradually revived and was soon able to leave the ring.
 Taylor VIII Not Talk
 Niagara Falls, N. Y, June 26.-Ex- Gov ernor and Mrs. Taylor registered at the Hotel International after reaching this city. Mir Taylor declined to discuss Ken- lucky affairs. Two men accompanied him, n l.