The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-16
JEFFRIES VICTOR
IN FIFTH ROUND
(Continued from First Page.)

/ tcscobe machine adjusted his instruments.
aT.d q i!ash OF light through the array OF
in.aaS proclaimed that ali was in readi-
ness as FAR as the company was
cgrned.
y Iuo1nens. later a burst OF ltnse-ngnt.
2@6.tft canese power, iiIlmined the vast
reaches OF the pavilion and further en-
Unused The great host Of spectators as
tEe immediate forcruaner OF the cham
pionship struggle.
1. George aarcins. an oafc;ar ,irne-keeper
CT the twentieth Century Club. took nis
with Phi Wand, tisae-keepsr tor KUN
-. e.-s-.y lv..uwsns.
I s.ze z. M.-Jeur.es enters the ring.
| shading his eyes. After him came MS
trainer, Bill Delaney. Ed ;agan. boU
Armstrong. and Brother Jack Jenries-
Harry Cocbett, the referee, then stepped
/ into the ring.
RUHLIN WON ross.
9:SO-Gu- nGaI entered the ring. IoS-
lowed by his seconds. they tossed roa
ca.rsrs anG Rubin won. taxing arc
southwest corner. The extreme neat
from the powerful light over the ring
made iLse.. felt from the very beginning.
but was not as intense as that when
! hampered the Shafkey-Jerries hight.
Two minutes after the men entered the
ring they were announced by Billy Jor-
| CcTbett. Detfening cheers greeted inc ols
fighters. but an instant la:cr, when Police
I Captain Whitman entered the ring 70 eX'
anime the gloves, groaas and Kisses flied
the vast auditorium.
/ JefrieS, in a ariuE red sweater, and
chewing gum IN violent impatience. sat
demurely in his corner, while Rubin
talked earnestly with Denver" Ed. Mar
tin. On behalf o. Tom Sharkey. Tim Me-
Grath challenged the winner of to-nights
contest.
The men will break at the order of the
referee.
Time called a:37
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
Round 1-Ruhlin leads for head and
lands lightly with left. Clinch. Both
men cautious. JeTries' left goes around
Ruhlins head. but no damage. Jeffries
tapped Gus lightly on head with left.
The latter cieverly ducked Hight left.
Jeffries upper-cut Rubin to jaw with left,
Jeffries landed left on body but missed
another for head. Ruhln countered with
left. Jeffriss swung again but missed.
Gus blocked left lab for face Jefries
rushed. but kuhlin came into a clinch.
JeIries essayed u left for body but the
Ohio man got out of harms way. Jdc-
fries Is smiling. The round was tame.
with the champion having slightly the
advantage.
RUHLIN's ROUND
I Round 2-Clirch-Ruhlin hooked
( around neck. He accused JeffreS of foul
i,agtIting. The Akron man then shot in his
aimeat ana found Jeffries' ribs. following
i this up with an Intellectual left swing for
the head. JefTries waxed aggressive. Ruth
lin planted right and left to the face.
tten rushed, landing on the body. The
Champion led with left and was counter
ed. Rubin found Jeffre3' head, and IN
a short exchange neither had me advan-
tage The men fought at close range.
Gus again landing Jeffriss' face and
stopping the latter's attempt to retaliare
with a strong right. Rubin tented with
right and shot straight le-, to Jeffriess
nose but the blow was parDally block
ed The men We're wrestling when the
round closed. This was decidedly Rub
Inns round. si--.
BOTH UP STRONG.
Round 3-The men came up strong and
Rukln shot in right and left, which were
stopped by Jeffries' elbows and he final
" caught the Akron With terrific
left on the neck. Jefrries pursued Gus
and swung with both hands. In rush
Jeffries landed weak body blows. Rub
lin again appeals orefaree. Gus feigu-
ed and came back with ar Intellectual
short arm punch. Jeffries easily held the
advantage with Gus constantly complain
ing. The men closed in several times.
Z i r 1thlin fighting lew end .Jeffries appar-
: FlHb lockout punch. Jeffries retreated about
-EE-fhs ring until the spectators Kissed him.
The round ended with neither man IN
distress. but with Rubin the more worried
of the two.
RUHLfN IN DISTRESS.
Round AFTER short exchange at
close range. Runi'n landed on face.
was forced back, and Jetfries smiled as
Rubin again renuked him Je!frlss
: then pursued, him. fighting at short range
ard plainly wearing HIM man down
Rubin lacked agyressivcuess ard re-
treated as ferries swung left and Fisns
and missed. Gus led for the face and
Jefcries pushed him across the ring.
Then the champion walked; across the
, rns again and landed Il fierce left on s
jaw Rubin shot out Intellectual Iert..
Jeffrtes wsded in. wh1iing Rubin ierr
ana right Gus went down and took the
!; count He came up apparently ne x,
and the gong saved him RuHsln vas
, plainly in the greatest d stress ~hen me
round closed. This round much II Jer-
, ries' favor.
LAST ROUND.
Round 5--Ruhltn wore distressed cv-
preston when he came up. Jenries went
in with straight arm blows but was
blocked. Jeffries landed light hook to IA"
and short left TO ribs, and then again to
neck with right. y volIey followed and.
in which the champiored forc'd Gus With
let's to the face Rubin ducked and fe-
| treated steadily Jeffries followed up MS
advantage and bored in touching RHh-
; lin beneath the chin with right and FORE
, ms RuhIin TO ropes after which Jus
went 10 the floor and at the count OF ave
staggered TO his feet lie ceased lighting
, and Jeffries went in for Knockout:
Rt,ll'in wa. utterly dazsd and missed wild
! swings, while jsHri@s threw hlEa against
IN the las. minute OF the round Rubin
atteuptet! to stop q lett lead for the head
acd he vas forced back and struck
stfaarely M the pit Of the stomach JEFF
fri-z ';,.7s going at EIrt very tieccely and
v .Ia cong sounded RChtin was as
ted to hjs conner.
+. BOXED then rs il the fight was prac-
ended. Ruitlin gave every ap-
-er o.; being distressed. He said
Something to Billy Madden and then
-LgsETer Ed Martin walked TO tbs
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