The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29
IN TERRIFIC BATTLE JACK
 0'BRIEN AND BURNS DRAW

in a rush. O'Brien put short right jab to the heart They clinched amid prolonged misses. OBrien put right {, uppercut to chin. OBrien spat blood I and during this round kept away as long as he was able. Burns finally fstood stiil and waited for him to come linto range. Burns disllayed unexpect- led agility in slipping under o Brien's Heads. Burns was always the aggres- sors OBrien Is making poor snow ling
 Round s-Burns met o'Brien in the the jaw and they ciinched. GBrisn kept away. They rushed into another clinch. Jeftries broke them with diff l flculty, Burns with right for ribs was short, but immediateIy afterward land ed stiff right to head. He landed right on o'Brien's face which was cow cred with blood Burns was trying to land a knock out. OBrien put a right | hook to chin and Burns, after blocking 2 left upper cut received two light l hooks on the left side of the head The round through Burns,s eagerness to l take 1t. was his o'Brien appeared somewhat distressed when the he'll
 RounS foBurnys gye continDed %ai Ded Sls eq rash | ing tactics and O'Brien slipped in vi- cious swings. Burns hit hard in a to the face o'Brien held ,in a cIInch with Burns. landing on his back, where a pink plaster adorned oBrien. o'Brien sarnss to shonaas De sanHg grSsfsy Burns with right upper cut. He took q hard right to kidneys, .C'Brien poked ways been his style of battle. He re- peated the blow as the gong rang, Burns stood with disgust in the cenfer
 Round 1i-Burns pushed his way across the ring, He met o'Brien in ts his aand srTa oak fhs straight left and also several right and lefts to the face. Hc continued to rush tasnT andns ss tt tWo straight tg lsftS a1d 0'Brien danced along the ropes, but failed to escape two light iafts, They
 Much Blood Spilled.
 O'Brien danced away, then closed in after Burns had planted a left hookto l the face. o'Brien landed stiff upper left to the face as they separated. | Burns ducked a left lead and under l the glaring light o'Brien's face was a l blood from shoulder to cuff owing to | his interfeyenee in the clinchea
 Round l2--Burns pursued o'Brier over the ring and landed q left on the | face. He requested o'Brien to breag after clinch. o'Brien's slbow met | Burns face as they clinched Burns's | sEain he protested. Turns landed left to the ribs and right to face f Burns hooked light left to heart. 1 Burns dncked a left and chased his lied, flashing two upper cuts. to Burns's chin Burns was compelled to do by | far the most leading. Burns swung gust at his tactics. Honors even.
 Round l3-- Burns appeared eager to come 0 close quarters but OBrien evaded and suffered punishment In clinch. Jeffries used all his strength 10 break them They closed again af ,tsr exchanging intellectual lefts renewed the stream of blood from his mouth and eyes He appeared unwlll. ing to come to close quarters and used his right 10 Ipperrsat with ad Burns put a right to the ear and OBrien countered as they citnched. Burns slipped oyer q straight left and the round ended with little advantage I to either man except that OBrieR . seemed litlc boldcF.
 ttound I4--Burns began the round with one of his peculiar rushes and as soon as released bv the referee in a clinch. bored In son 0'Brien. landing hard right hook to the head. and then several body blows at close range. Burns slip ed under left lead and ass saulted O'Brien's kidneys. o'Brien took a clean left to chin before they clinched again. Burns lead with left hook tc the stomach. o'Brien then put
 
 exchanged rights over hand hooks. Burns shot his right to the jaw and they clinched. O'Brien made a much better showing than he did earlier In the fight and the crowd called on him for a speech.
 Jack Is Improving.
 Round 15--o'Brien landed left upper cut and Burns traded a left hook. Burns slip ed. going almost to the floor. while pursuing o'Brien. Tn a clinch. he landed a short upper cut that caught OBrien just above the belt O'Brien put straisht right to the mouth and following with tap to the head. Again o.Brien's left hit Burns in the face. ter shane than heretofore. Burns tried to slip over a left and a right In a cIinrh. His left eve was closing. The crowd hissed vigorously as the men tugFed in clinch. The round was O.
 Round 1s They met in a clinch 'n- to which O'Brien was pushed bv his seconds. Burns missed right hook and ducked a left swing O'Br'en landed a straight left jab to the face. breaking away jabbed oBrien twice with a left Burns seconds protested |arainst o'Brien's holdine his (Burns) l right glove. As thev broke from a | clinch O'Brien landed a light hook | and Burns counfered with aleft jab 1 to the ear. Jeffries worked hard to separate them as they clung together. | |o'Brien put a stiff right to the ear as l the gong sounded. The round was in | gree.
 JeRriea Kept Busy.
 Round IT. They met in a clinch ] and Jeffries services were immedi- | ately in demand. OBrIen put left ! l