Arizona republican., 1906-11-29
JEFFRIES SUCCESSOR
 Is NOT YET ELECTED
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 , round kept away as long as he was able to. Burns finally stood still anC waited for him to come into range Burns displayed unexpected agility ir slipping under O'Brien's leads. Burns was always the aggressor. O'Brien is making a poor showing.
 ROUND g.
 Burns met O'Brien in the iatter's corner with a savage right to the jaw and they clinched. O'Brien kept away They rushed into another ciinch. Jef- ferries broke them with difficulty Burns with a, right for the ribs, was short. but immediately afterward land ed stiff right to the head. He landed a right on O'Brien's face which was covered with blood. Burns was trying to land a knockout blow. OBrien put a right hook to chin and Burns block ed a left uppercut, and received two light hooks on the left side of the head. The round, through Burns eagerness to attack. was his. O'Brien appeared somewhat distressSS as the gong sounded. O'Brien's eye was badly swollen.
 ROUND 10.
 Burns continued his rushing tactics and O'Brien slipped in vicious swings. Burns tried hard in a clinch. They ex- changed straight lefts to the face. O'Brien hit in a clinch, and Burns landed on his back. where a pink plas- ter adorned it. O'Brien seemed to be leaning groggily on Burns shoulder. He strengthened Burns up with a right uppercut. He took hard right on the kidneys. O'Brien poked Burns with two straight lefts at low range. for the first time using land that has always been his style or battle. He re- peated the blow as the gong sounded. and Burns stood with disgust in the center of the ring.
 ROUND fl.
 Burns pushed his way across the ring. He met O'Brien in a clinch using his right whenever he could. He landed on O'Brien's face. He continued rush O'Brien landing two straight lefts and taking a stiff left in the face O'Brien danced along the ropes but failed to escape two light lefts. They clinched. O'Brien danced away, and they closed in after Burns had planted left hook to the face O'Brien landed a stiff uppercut as they clinch- ed and put a straight left to the face as they seperated. Burns ducked a left lead. Under the blue light O'Brien's vissage was a ghastly sight Jeffries' white shirt was bloodied from shoulders to cuffs owing to his inter- ference in the clinches.
 ROUND 12.
 , Burns pursued O'Brien over the ring and landed a left on the face. H. , requested O'Brien to break a clinch , Burns glove was locked under O'Brien's arm. Burns landed left tC the ribs and a right to the face. Burn: poked a light left to heart. Burn: , ducked a left and reached his man II the ring O'Brien rallied. flashing two uppeIcuts to Burns chin. Burns wa. compelled to do by far the most lead ing and as they separated from ; clinch Burns swung O'Brien from hin f with apparent disgust at his tactics HOnOrs even.
 ROUND 13.
 Burns appeared eager to come t close quarters. but O'Brien evaded an, , suffered punishment in a clinch. Jef flies used all his strength to breal them. They closed again after eacl |, landed a left. O'Brien took two dam aging lefts that renewed the strean l of blood from his mouth and eyes. HI appeared unwilling to come to clos :, quarters and used his right to upper !. cut with advantage twice in rapid sue oession. Burns put a right to the ca , 1 and O'Brien countered with a left a :, they clinched. Burns slipped over n straight left and the round ended witt n little advantage to either man, excep 5 that O'Brien seemed a little bolder. n ROUND IA.
 Burns began the round with one O o his spectacular rushes, and as soon a f released by the referee in a clincf |, bored in on O'Brien. landing a har f right hook to the head. and then sever Q al blows at close range to the body Burns slipped under left lead and as saulted O'Brien's kidneys. O'Brie took clean left to the chin before the, clinched again. Burns led with lef C hook to the stomach. OBrien thei put home a left hook to the stomach They exchanged right overland hooks I, OBrien made a much better showin = than he did earlier in the fight and tn n crowd called on him for a speech.
 ROUND To.
 . O'Brien landed a left upper cut am . Burns traded a left hook. Burns slip Q ped going almost to the floor whil :, pursuing O'Brien In a clinch he reach Q ed up with a short uppercut Una n caught O'Brien just above the bell , i O'Brien put a straight left to the mout , and followed with a tap on the head Again O'Brien's left reach Buns face The Philadelphian seemed in muc better shape than heretofore. Burn :, tried to slip over left and right il a clinch. His left eye was closing The crowd hissed vigorously as tn f men tugged savagely in a clinch. Tn round was O'Brien's.
 a ROUND is.
 if They met in a clinch into whic Q O'Brien was pushed by his second: Burns missed a right hook and ducke e a left swing. O'Brien landed straigh - left to the face. They clinched agai and Burns. in breaking away, jabbe V O'Brien twice with his left. Burn! d seconds protested against o'Brien' n holding his (Burns) right glove n they broke from a clinch O'Brien land n ed a right hook. and Burns countere with a left jab to the ear. Jeffrie : worked hard to separate them as the & clung together. O'Brien put a stii
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