The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-11-27

IaIass rssht Md left 10 t..e face. KeIcae
shifting sent a terrific right to the jaw
IND g left to the sam place a moment
later: At the close quarters Papke
npper-cut right to ft,e face and fol
lowed with left t.. .ttll s..3le place.
ketchel then sent a hare fiss7S. to The
Jaw and they clinched for about half
H minute wrestling. Ketchel then twice
upper-cut his man, but Papke more
than evened it, Suddenly Ketchel
caught his man with a terrific right
on the body. He followed this with a
rain Of lefts and rights to the face,
driving Papke to the ropes and fore
ing him to cover and stall the round
out. Ketchel had the advantage. \
Round e. e".
Ketchel shot right to the head and
they clinched. Papke sent two straight
lefts to the face as they broke. Ket-
chel sent a. wicked right to the stom-
ach and two lefts to the face. The
men clinched. Papke then shot a ter
! rife right to the jaw and Ketchel
broke ground. The round was a shade
,Papke's.
Round 3.
Papke rushed his man to the ropes.
Ketchel seemed to be putting, but
neither landed a blow. Papke back
ed to the ropes and easily smothered
Ketchel's punches. Ketchel swung
wildly several times and Papke swung
his left hard to the jaw. Ketchel got
a left on the ribs and then suddenly
shot a hard right to the jaw. The
round ended with honors even.
Round a.
Ketchel swung a terrific right to the
jaw and followed it with a hard left
to the same place forcing Papke to
a clinch. Fighting close Ketchel swung
lefts to the face, Papke backing into q
neutral corner. Several fruitless ex-
changes followed, but ended in Ket-
chefs favor. W.
Round S.
Ketchel crossed a %ponderous right
to the jaw and both men fell clear
through the ropes, over the heads of
the newspaper men on to the floor ii
the e They were helped into
the arena and Ketchel missed, two
fearful rights, Papke smothering them.
Ketchel crossed again with his right
TO the jaw and Papke looked a bit
serious. Ketchel was much quicker
and landed a hard left hook to the pit
Of the stomach. He then shot a hard
right to the jaw as the bell rang. The
round ended with the advantage all
with Ketohe1. He looked very conf
dent as he took his seat.
Round 6.
Ketchel landed two vicious let's to
the nose and the blood started to flow.
exchange at close range Of blows to
the body followed. When the men
broke away both wore bleeding from
the nose. Ketchel shot a terrific left
the jaw. Ketche1 then poked a
right to the jaw, forcing the
Illinois thunderbolt to clinch. Ket-
chel had a good lead as the round
Papke going to his seal I'M
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Round Z. =-
Ketchel shifted his left to the body
and then got a left uppercut to the
chin. Ketchel then sem a short hook
o the chin with terrific force and a
moment later shot a straight to the
Papke seemed to be stalling.
He bled quite freely as the round end
ID. Ketchel's round.
Round 8.
Both were up quickly and Papke
anded a hard left ito the jaw. Ket-
,hel countered with right to the ribs
Ketchel forced Papke to the ropes,
'anding a left on the body. Both land
ID hard rights and lefts to the jaw,
xetchel having the better Of the ex-
Round g..
Ketchel shot a left to the stomach
at close range swung two lefts
o the head. Papke fought back des-
oerately, but Ketchel forced him
THE ropes and landed right
left to the body. Papke con-
inued to break ground, %clinching and
Ketchel sent his man clear
across the ring with a hard right to
he jaw and Papke came back groggy.
Papke stalled, getting in close and
xetchel was not able to get in a tell
ng blow. Ketchel looked a winner
1t this stage.
Round 10.
Take your time" shouted the crowd
Ketchel as the men closed. Ket-
;hel kept landing uppercuts on the
head. Ketchel missed a hard left for
he head and they exchanged rights
o the jaw. Ketchel forced his an
,agonist against the ropes, but missed
hard right for the jaw. A moment