The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-01
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orously. Corbett missed right uppercut
but SWUNG right to back of neck Nc
Govern put in two hard rights to ribs,
ducked left swing and put in left 70
the stomach. Corbett put left to stom-
ach aid McGovern a right on tibs as
the bell rang.
i Rourd S-They rushed into a clinch
McGo~ern put in two rights to stomach.
They were low and Corbett's seconds
claimed foul. McGovern hooked right
70 chest corbett hooked a right for the
<5a~s. but it was blocked His left found
fEs mark on the jaw. McGovern's right
n went 10 Corbetts kidneys twice Nc
Govern forced and put felt to pit of ston,-
Z ach and right to kidneys. Corbett hooked
right to jaw twice. McGovern hooked
right to chest and eye and got a right on
the Jaw
Round 9-Graney warned McGovern not
TO hit so low. Corbett hooked a right
under the heart It struck Terrey and
ne rushed but did not land. Corbett put
right 10 ribs. ear and ribs, getting Nc
, Govern in his own corner he puched him
with right and left TO jaw and stomach
and Their eferee had difficulty in separat-
Ing them. McGovern holding on. Corbett
hooked right to chest. but got two har1
rights in ribs. Corbett uppercut right to
ribs and got right to jaw and ribs in ex-
change. Corbett put in a hard left to
neck He tried a shift but it did not
work. Terry forced, but Corbett cooly
retreated, then came in like a fash with
: right uppercut, which, however. missed
its mark. The next instant he put his
left to the jaw. This was Corbett's round
Round l0-Terry rushed and put in right
to jaw and ribs. Corbett uppercut right
TO chin and put right to stomach in the
clinch. McGovern put left to the stom-
ach and Corbett was nearly gone. Terry
rushed and Corbett retreated rapidly,
dancing away from him. In a clinch
Terry put right twice to ribs and left to
the jaw. Another clinch. but no harm
done. Corbett put right uppercut to the
jaw, Strengthening McGovern up. They
exchanged lefts to chest and McGovern
put right on kidneys McGovern's right
uppercut was blocked and he got a right
uppercut on the jaw. Terry put two lefts
to the kidneys in the clinch. Terry was
very weak from his exertions as the
gong sounded but Corbett, too, was very
much in distress.
Round 1.-THE men went into a clinch
Immediately. Corbett missed a left hook
and got d hard left on ear. He uppercut
heavily with right to stomach. Meow
ern forced but Corbett ducked his left
and sent in a terrific right to the ribs and
q second later a left to the jaw and left
to the eye. Corbett rushed but slipped
down, but got up Immediately McGov-
ern put in a hard right to ribs and both
men slipped down. Corbett put left on
McGovern's jaw and Terry was nearly
out Corbett seeing McGovern's distress
rushed and getting McGovern in a neu-
trail corner swung right, left and right to
Jaw. McGovern's knees wobbled and his
head sank. Corbett steadying himself
swung his right squarely on McGovern's
jaw and the little Brooklyn fighter went
squarely on his back, his head striking
the floor with a thud. He lifted his head
at the count of three, turned over and
looked at the time keepers, his eyes
CLASSY and rolling. AS the time keeper
called seven he attempted to get on his
feet, but he was unable. Just after the
time keepers called ten .McGovern, dazed
and clearly gone, got to his feet. But
he was an instant too late. Referee
Graney swung his hands in the air as
signal that the fight was over and that
Corbett had retained the championship.
In an instant a terrific uproar took place.
McGovern's hackers, maddened by the
sight of their favorite being dragged to
his corner, a defeated man, swarmed
around and into the ring. They were not
qnicker that the policemen, however. who
pile1 Thorn nell ynalI thrort0r tho ropeC
For five minutes the uproar continued.
Thfn the lights were turned down and
the crowd filed out.