The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-15
JEFPRlES WINS IN TENTH.
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v ; Round 2--Jeffries came up quickly, missed left for the head and they came to a clinch. They would not break, Jim claiming Jeff was holding on. In the break Jeff swung left on back of the head lightly. Corbett had failed thus far to land a single left hand blow. He attempted it at this stage but was too close in Jeffries forced him to the ropes, coming dangerously near the jaw with let hook They immediately came to a clinch in the break of which Corbett took a smashing left to the jaw. Corbett sent in left and right to the body but got hook on head. Jeff came on quickly but Corbett clinched. Cor bett sent in a peculiar right hand half upper cut for the jaw but was a trifie low. They fought carefully to the end. Corbett had shown very little speed so far while Jeffries showed improvement in speed and cleverness.
 Round 3-Both came to the center, Jeff missing a left and Corbett clinch- ing. Jeffries hooked left to the neck and 'Corbett jolted him over the ribs with short right. Corbett increased in speed somewhat and had to run to avoid 3 rush. He turned quickly and put right over the heart hard. There was a lot of clinching, neither man taking a chance in the break. Jeffries barely missed right for Corbett's jaw and roughed him in the clinch. There was much hooting from the galleries. Jeffries forced him fiercely. Corbett began using left hook on the jaw, land- ing three times, and a left to the stom- ach. The blows died not hurt Jeffries and he only smiled and forced his man sbout the ring. It was rough round in which honors were even as to the matter of blows landed, but Jeff gave indications of forcing matters in the in fighting.
 Round 4--Jeffries went after Corbett, but clever clinching and blocking pre- vented damage. Referee Graney stop ped the fighting to look at Jeffries' glove, which was buster, but told them to go on with the round Jeff fought hard in clinches, but Corbett got in too close to get any damage. Jeffries swung hard left; to the chest and got left on the mouth and right over the heart. LIClS WSIC Seillo LlldL JGlL was il5HtliS foul, but the proceedings did not war; rant any such claim. Cerbett got in close, jabbing Jeffries with left several times, but the blows were so light that Jeffries laughed and came back. Cor bett slipped to his knees from a left in the stomach. Jeffries came back with another one, but Corbett blocked it. Corbett was strong and ran to his cor ner at the close.
 Round 5-Police Captain Mooney en- tered the ring to look at Jeffries' glove. Fitzsimmons and Ryan went to Jef- fries corner and cut the glove off. An other was immediately substituted, but not until thirty seconds of the fifth round had expired. Jeffries fought for the body, Corbett doing some fast step- ping to keep away. Corbett did not seem to have bit of force behind his left-hand hooks and alternated with short right over the heart which seem- ed to be the best he had. Jeffries stood up straight and hook Jim twice in the stomach.
 Corhett put the best blow thus far on Jeff ries' ribs, but got left, on the neck in re- Corhett's jaw. following it up with left and right for the body. Corbett held on and the gong rang. Corbett seemed tired. He did not seem to have any force behind his blows His old cutting left stahs were not in evidence. s,t
 Round 6--Jeffries took to his crouching po-a sitian for m instant and put left on the