Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-04

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Marvin" was the advice that reached
his ears most frequently.
Root continued his left leads which
landed often and the round was his
when the gong sounded. There were
cheers for Root and the men in Aart's
corner got busy with his legs for they
seemed to need a good deal of atten-
ton.
Round s. Root was freshening up
to his work and smiled as Re saw vac
tory in reach. His seconds were elat-
ed and he went for his man as If he
felt that he must set the pace him.
self. He forced his work and beat
his man all over the ring and the, e
were loud cheers for him when Hart
made rally and forced his opponent
to the ropes. Root recovered gamelv
and sent in some hard uppercuts
which got home Hart took world of
hard punching and his face wore a
serious look, but he took his cruel
without complaint and wanted all the
audience to feel that he liked it.
Round T. This round was repitit-
ion Of the last. Hart was forced all
over the ring and Root followL his
advantage with the pace that kills
He got his man over against the ropes
and finally by a jolt nthe chin sent
~ n hn IL
blow and the gong sounded a little
later. Hart was almost out and daz-
ed with the blow but he managed tt
pull himself to his feet before the
count could be taken and his seconds
fell to work like beavers on him.
There was great excitement and
the arena responded with cries for
Root and bets of two to one were
pitched across the ring with no takers
1t was Roots round and he nearly
had his man out.
Round s. Harris seconds had reason
to be proud of his work they had pu.
on their man in this round. He came
/ IA.
Root. knew it was his time to land
something and the two fought like
demons. Hart landed on the kidneys,
his favOrite resting place, and also
some jolts on the jaw. They came to
close quarters and mixed at short
range They fought, clinched, jabbe1
and wroSflod mill tho oudiopoo coil
ed out to stop tn ewrestling and ge:
to fighting. 1t was a hot rally al
through and the shouts of applause
that went up showed that the audi
ence was witnessing the real thing
At the close the Hart seconds go
to work on his legs. He was bleedin:
at the mouth and showed evidence O
the hammering he had received.
Round 9. Hart opened the roun,
with a straight left that landed flusI
; and hard. The men closed and bega,
. wrestling again and Hart threw hi
, man clean to the mat amid cheer:
, The referee cautioned them not to re
, peat the tactics and frequently ha
| to pass between them and wrencl
them apart by main force. Root RAJ
lied and rushed his man but Har
> stopped him with a stiff right and tn
cheers went up when he landed har,
/ kidney blow.
v Round 10. Hart went after the kiC
) neys again and the red welt, so Ell
t couraging to his hackers, was grow
l ing larger. "Tend to his kidneys
g Marvin was the cry again, but it wa
hushed when Root closed in like
It machine and landed three lightnin
/. blows on the head. Hart responde
It with an upper cut which missed an
3 Root rushed in and punished his fo
e with rapid jolts in the face. He We
@ clearly outboxing his opponent an
e seemed to have the best of the raj
e then Hart landed right and left ar
le when the gong sounded there was
il wild look in Roots eyes and he seel
ii ed distressed. 1t was the effect
lp the kluiIey DloW III the HiLlu III
Sc was beginning to tell.
Round IL. Root met his man
rs the center of the ring with Gle
ut left Hart then forced the work a
I'D Root seemed to be running slower a
lis losing steam An uneventful rount
* The Finishing Round.
~ The men came together in =
al twelfth with Root more cautious.
zee gave ground when Hart was work.
as around to explore the kidney reg
NE and got nervous, Suddenly Hart S
ne his opening and reached the sh
ribs of his man with terrible ri.
Oh swing and followed it with the
OF. on the point of the jaw. 1t was
q end. Root went to the mat and
oot was pitiful to see his hand go UP
IVY find a friendly rope. Hart turf