Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18

rushed and Mike clinched. Twin tried
for the jaw. but the black warded off
his leads. They cllnched and after the
breakaway Joe whipped hard right
to the jaw. Two clinches followed and
before the gong Cans put his left to
the jaw.
Round 2-The men SPARED for an
opening and Sullivans first lead to the
stomach fell short. They clinched and
after the break Cans showed both
hands to the face continually. Joe shot
Il right to the jaw and a clinch fol-
lowed The men spared easily and
Cans reached the face with left. Twin
returned with right to the face, as
Cans placed his left to the stomach.
The negro jabbed left to the face
and after the sparring which ensuec
Twin found a place for left to the
law. Cans drove his left to the stom-
ach and after the gong Joe put a
right to the jaw.
Round 3-Playing for an opening
Mike put a light left to the stomach.
Cans reached the same spot with his
left Cans placed Il right and left to
the head. Sullivan reached the negro
face with his left and they clinched.
A rapid exchange followed and Cans
avoided punishment by clever ducklhS:
Sullivan uppercut with his right and
Cans placed light left to the jaw.
Mike placed left to the face and a
clinch followed. Joe drove hard right
to the Jaw. Mike got in a left and Cans
a vicious right to the jaw. A wicked
exchange ensued and the men were
mixing it at the gong.
Round 4-The men SPARED, Cans
blocking Sullivan's leads in effective
manner. They clinched. Cans put
left to the stomach and Sullivan came
fI,n
They fiddled again and Cans ducked a
right swing for the head. Twin drove
a vicious right to the head and fol-
lowed it with a right uppercut to the
law. They SPARED and Cans placed
a right to the kidneys. Joe dug
right to the kidneys in the clinch. AT
ter the break Sullivan reached the jaw
with a hard right and the negro ap-
peared to stagger His head wobbled
and his knees shook, but the attitude
was plainly stall and Sullivan re-
fused to be drawn in. Cans continued
his stalling tactics until the end OF
the round.
Round 5-Both men came up fresh
and Cans placed a left to the stomach.
The black ducked a left for the head
and clinched. Cans tried with his left
for the body and Sullivan put left
to the face. Cans hooked his right to
the Jaw and two clinches followed be-
fore Cans reached the stomach with
his left. They clinched again and af-
ter the breakaway Cans drove ter
rife right to the jaw. Three clfnches
followed and Cans succeeded in reach
ing the Jaw, this time with his left.
Joe placed another right to the jaw
and followed it with right uppercut
Sullivan sent a left to the face, and
the end found them clinching.
Round 6-Gans reached the stomach
with his left and they backed away
to spar. Cans put right to the stom-
ach and followed it up with right
to the head Joe reached the stomach
with his left and easily blocked Sulli-
vans leads. Twin ducked a wicked left
swing for the head which had knock
out attached to 1t. The remainder of
the round was a clever blocking ex-
hibition.
Round 7-Sparring marked the open
ing and before a blow was struck the
men ran to a clinch. Cans placed his
right to the stomach. They clinched
twice and then fought carefully, Cans
trying for the stomach and Sullivan
ia bling for the face. Cans landed
left to the stomach and blocked Twins
leads. Sullivan got in a right upper
cut to the body. Cans swung a hard
right to the head and followed it up
with right to the stomach. They
clinched. Cans swung again for the
head and Sullivan avoided the blow
by stepping in close Sullivan drove
his left to the neck and the men mixed
it at the gong.
Round Scans commenced tapping
at the stomach with his left and two
clinches ensued. Cans two lefts to the
face called for a vicious exchange, dur
ing which both men took and gave
equally. Cans reached the face with
a left and right They exchanged
rights and lefts before clinching. Cans
sent a whitening left to the face and
Twin was willing to clinch. Both men
exchanged evenly though Cans blows
possessed by far the more steam. Cans
placed light left to the head at the
close.
Round 9-The men spared for an
opening. blocking cleverlY the attempt
ed leads Cans found Twins jaw con-
stantly with "A light left. The black
reached the stomach with his left and
Sullivan sent a hard right to the jaw.
More blocking and Cans put two rights
to the face They clinChed. Sullivan
ducked right to the head and landed
on the face with his left Cans swung
high left to the head and caught
Twin somewhat off his balance. He
endeavored to keep his equilibrium but
slipped to the floor. the blow was not
hard but moment after he reached his
feet Cans drove damaging right to
the jaw and followed it with another in
the same place. They clinched as the
gong sounded.
Round 1O-The men fddled and
clinched. Sullivan's attempt to upper
cut with his right went wild and they
clinched Sullivan placed a left to the
stomach and Cans put a right to the
face The negro again found the jaw
with his right and followed with a
vicious right and left which weakened
Twin. we'll aimed right and left to
the point of the jaw and Sullivan sank
to the floor. The timekeeper at the
ringside commenced calling the sec
onds rapidly and Morris Levy called
for him to count slower. Referee King
motioned Cans to one side and ran to
where the timekeeper was counting,
in the confusion which followed. He
asked if Sullivan had been counted out
and receiving answer i'm the affirmative
called Cans wins" Sullivan arose
and walked toward the referee as he
awarded the fight TO Cans.
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