Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-08

referee and protect themselves at all
ltimec.
The first six rounds were fast and
exciting and were all that could be
desired. Neither man had the ad-
vantage and both landed blows to a
fare you we'll. After that Erlenborn
seemed to weaken, but a number of
times after stopping perfect rain
storm of blows he would recuperate
his strength for second and come
back strong but to no avail. The
following is the fight by rounds:
Round Both men advanced to
the center of the ring and shook
hands, following which both ex-
changed body blows. Weeks led a
left hook to the youngsters jaw and
is retaliated on with Erlenborn's left
to his body. Weeks plants hard left
to Erlenborn's wind. Both exchange
i hard blows. Weeks sends left to jaw
and right to head. The miner fol-
lowing with a light body blow. The
Denverite shoots stiff right to Fred
dies ribs. The youngster retaliates
with left to jaw. Are in clinch when
gong sounds.
Round 2-Weeks rushes at the
youngster, dealing smashing blow
which causes Erlenborn to slip to his
knees. Rising they exchange body
blows and clinch. The miner taps
the Denverfte lightly on the jaw and
both men resort to infighting. Erlen-
born sends left to the miners head
and they clinch. Freddie passes two
lefts to Erlenborn's head, who sends
hard right and left to the miners
neck. Weeks tries for the point OF
the jaw and misses and Immediately
sends right to the Denver lads head.
Both exchange lefts. ErIenborn
lands right on head and Weeks
counters with with a blow on chest.
Erlenborn is given a vicious body
blow the sound of which carried over
the house The miner follows this
with perfect whirlwind OF blows to
Erlenborn
Round 3-The men exchange lefts
to heads and commence a fierce in
fighting. Erlenborn sends right to
body and the miner blocks a stiff
right for the head. Freddie sends a
swift right to the head of the Dem
verite, causing it to wobble quite a
bit. Both men exchange body blows
and Freddie lands hard left on jaw,
trying right uppercut which falls
short Clinch follows and in the
breakaway the Denver boy lands left
to jaw. In fierce infighting Weeks
hammers Erlenborn with right and
left which forces him to the ropes. A
i clinch ensues and as the gong sounds
Erlenborn gives the miner vicious
punch in the kidneys
Round 4-The boys rush to the
center and exchange rights and lefts
and then clinch. The Denver lad
lands on the miners jaw and Weeks
shoots rapid flre blows to the body
4 and face. ErlenbOrn put stiff right
into Freddie's breadbasket. Weeks
comes back by handing him one on
i the jaw that made Erlenborn's teeth
rattle. Both men fight fiercely
Weeks sends a smashing right to the
i jaw and follows 1t with right and left
to the body
j Round 5-Weeks opens the ball
with a hard left to the Denver boys
head. They clinch. The Denver LAD
4 lands right uppercut and swung foi
the miners jaw but misses. Weeks
livens things with right hook tc
) the jaw and left jolt above the
heart. Erlenborn tries an upper but
|, falls short, Weeks sends two rights
to the jaw and Erlenborn retaliatei
with right and left to neck. They
} clinch and in the breakaway ex
change left hooks. The miner agar
delivers a fusilade of blows which
} forces Erlenborn to give way and en-
gage in clinch. The miner sends {
, right and left to head as the gons
} sounds and sends in three hare
, blows to the body.
} Round 6-The miner rushes to tn
, Denver lads corner and fierce In
, fighting ensues followed by a clinch
} Weeks lands upper rights to thu
} head and body. They exchange blow
, and Erlenborn plants stiff right Il
} Freddie's ribs. Weeks send righ
} upper to head and left to body
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