Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-11-01
EXECUTION TO
BE POSTPONED
Stay of Sixty Days Granted
for Appeal Attorney
is Sick,
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argument of an appeal. Darlington
has so far been confined in jail for
three years for this crime.
face and then sent his right to the
body. The blows lacked steam, how
ever, as also did Berger's efforts.
The men clinched frequently. Ber-
ger swung his left to the head and
both men slowed up considerably
and were loath to break from the
clinches The men were boxing
wearily as the bell rang. Kaufman
was the stronger as they went to
their chairs. 1t was a tame round
with honors even.
Round Berger missed left and
right swings and after receiving two
uppercuts at close range, Berger got
his right hard to the body and fol-
lowed it with left to the jaw. Ber-
ger landed right and left swings to
the face and Kaufman missed a ter
rife right uppercut for the jaw.
Kaufman uppercut with left to the
jaw and clinch followed. Berger
rushed in with left for the head, but
was short. Both men stalled and
Berger sent straight left to the
jaw and clipped his right to the jaw
A rally followed and Kaufman up
percut Berger with telling effect sew
eral times. The bell rang at this
stage with Kaufman enjoying a good
lead to the round. Berger has slowed
up and his blows are now weak in
comparison with his earlier efforts.
Round 6-Berger missed right and
left for the face and Kaufman
planted powerful right to the
head. Berger flung wickedly with
left on the body. In a clinch Kauf-
man uppercut twice with right to the
jaw. Berger finally hooked his left
to the jaw and they went to a clinch
with Kaufman uppercutting repeat
edly to the jaw. AS they broke Ber-
ger landed right and left to the face
with terrific force, sending Kaufman
against the ropes and bringing the
blood from his nose. Berger after
stalling sent Kaufman's head back
with straight left over the mouth.
Previous to this Kaufman had
landed two powerful uppercuts to
the jaw at close range. 1t was Ber-
gers ,ound
Round Berger jabbed left twice
to the nose aud they c'inched.
l''ca ',tLg, they * hanged lefts and
rights to the face and in a clinch
Kaufman landed several lefts over
the kidneys. A furious rally fol-
lowed, both landing powerful blows
to the body and face, Kaufman do
ing the better work. They clinched
and Kaufman landed several wicked
uppercuts to the jaw. Berger swung
right and left hard to the jaw, but
Kaufman then rained stiff left and
right swings to the body and face
and forced Berger to the ropes.
Both fighters then slowed down and
Berger seemed content to STALL
Honors were practically even in
this round.
Round S-Kaufman sent a light
left TO the face and then swung right
and left to the jaw with terrific
force. He cut loose with volley of
right and left swings to the jaw,
forcing Berger to cover and stall.
A rally followed, both landing some
terrific wallops to the jaw. Berger
stalled again and appeared very
weak. Kaufman waded in, trying to
land a vital blow, but Berger tot
tered about and clung desperately to
his man. He seemed to be all gone,
but answering the call of Swing"
from his corner, swung right and
left to the jaw. 1t was only flash
in the pan, though, for Berger weak
ened perceptibly and as the bell
sounded he fell to the floor from
weakness. Kaufman had a big lead.
Round 9-Berger appeared weak
as he came up and quickly sought
refuge at close quarters. Suddenly
he swung his right to the jaw, send
ing Kaufman back to the ropes
They mixed it in the middle of the
ring, each landing left and right
swings. Kaufman. however, timed
his blows with better precision anC
speedily had Berger clinging to him
Kaufman sent Berger to the floor fol
the count with right swing. II,
came up gamely, but was almos
| helpless. Kaufman, weakened by hi
efforts, could not land the knockou
2 punch. Berger staggered about tn,
3 ring with Kaufman peppering hi