The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-11-29

IRound 10-Burns continued his rush
! ing tactics and O'Brien slipped in vi
oious swings. Burns hit hard in a
IcIinch. They exchanged straight lefts
to the face O'Brien held on clinch,
with Burns landing on his back, where
a pink plaster adorned O'Brien. O'Brien
lseemed to be leaning groggily on Burns
shoulder He straightend Burns with a
fright uppercut. He took hard right
lon the kidneys. O'Brien poked Burns
with two straight lefts at long range
lfor the first time. He repeated the
blow as the gong sounded. Burns stood
with disgust in the corner of the ring.
Round 13-Burns appeared eager to
come to close quarters, but O'Brien
eyaded and suffered punishment in
clinch. Jeffrles used all his strength
to break them. Then they closed again
afer exchanging Intellectual efts.
EOBren took two damaging lefts that
renewed the stretm of blood from his
mouth and eyes. He appeared unWill-
ing to come to close quarters and used
his right to uppercut with advantage
in rapid succession. Burns put right
to the ear and OBrien oountered as
they clinched. Burns slipped over a
straight left and the round eended with
| little advantage to either man.
Round 14-Burns began the round
with one Of his rushes, and as soon as
! released by the referee in clinch he
bored in on O'Brien, landing hard
right hook to the head and then several
body blows at close range. Burns
slipped under a left lead and assaulted
OBriens kidneys. O'Bren took a clean
left to the chin before they clinched
again. Burns led with a left hook to
the stomach. They exchanged right
overland hooks Burns shot his right
to the jaw as they clinched, and the
round ended. O'Brien made a much
better showing than he did earlier in
the fight, and the crowd called on him
for a speech
Round 15-O'Brien landed clear up
pcrcut and Burns traded a left hook.
Burns slipped going almost to the
floor while pursuing O'Brien. O'Brien
put a straight left to the mouth and
followed with a left to the head.
Again OBren's left reached Burns
face. Burns left eye was closing. The
crowd Kissed the men tugged saw
agely in a clinch
Round 16-They met in clinch into
which O'Brien was pushed by his Sec
onds. OBren landed straight left
to the face Burns seconds protected
against O'Bren's holding Burns right
glove. O'Brien put a stuff right to
the east as the gong sounded. The
round was in OBrien's favor to very
slight degree.
Round 17-They met in the usual
clInch and Jeffries' services were In de-
mand O'Brien ripped in a stiff right
uppercut and escaped a rush by Burns
in the neutral corner. OBrien put
left hook to the body and followed with
two straight lefts to the face, both APP
pearing effective. O'Brien landed
straight left to the eye and they clinch.
ed holding until Jeffries broke them.
Burns managed to reach O'Brien with
a light left hook and missed savage
right wing a moment later. O'Brien
put q stiff jab to the chin and received
left on the body, The gong rang
with the men in clinch, The crowd
hooted because Burns showed with his
left after the bell changed,
Round 1S-Both men were fast and
apparently not titred as the round
commenced They pushed hard Both
appeared cautious as though the fight
rad Just begun O'Brien reached |
Burns head with a left. Burns slipped |
inside two leads O'Brien jabbed his |
man twice lightly with left, and re-
peated, dancing around outside Of !
Burns vicious blows, which fell short. |
Burns, however, was still the aggressor, |
and succeed in planting q left jab To |
the stomach while entering a clinch. |
Honors We're even, but O'Brien was us
ing his left Ito some advantage
Round 19-Burns was aggressive, but |
O Brien wrapped him in an embrace |
that required the referee to break. o.
Brien put a right to the chin and a left |
to the face In a clinch Burns put |
right to the chin and left to the face
In a clinch Burns put left over the |
jaw O'Brlen tried three times to land
j lelI WHICH he IounQ HHQ the eHect |
of keeping Burns at a distance. Burns |
blocked left hook and took a right
hook to the chin. Burns slipped under |
a straight left and sent a right to o. |
Briens body hard, They were clinched
most of the time, and were locked in an |
wehn tn Ground closed.
Round 2O-Burns attempted to strike |
with his left arm and Jeffries used all |
his strength to force them apart from |
a clinch His efforts sufIlced to keep |
them apart but a short time. Burns /
sent his left to the head as they broke.
Burns appeared somewhat less vigor-
Gus and weakened when O'Brien land
ed a hard left to the jaw. In a clinch |
that followed Burns head seemed to |
wobble and he was not so vicious. He /
chung fully twenty seconds to avoid |
and Jeffries used his Shout |
ders to push Burns away. The entire
house was standing.
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