The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01

force in his blows and the majority of
them lacked direction. He was nearly
knocked down in the first round with a
straight left, which sent him stagger-
ing backward across the ring.
Landers resorted to butting and
other rough tactics and was warned
several times by Joe Thomas, who ref
creed the bout. He showed to best ad-
vantage in the seventh round, but that
was the only one where he seemed to
have a chance He was helpless on
the ropes in the twelfth, but Frayne
was too eager and could not deliver
a finishing blow.
The fights drew $5,616.50. OF this
amount $4,000 went to Attell, s1,250 to
Sullivan and $500 to the men in the
preliminary. This left s1,766.5o for the
club, of which Luke Marisch is the
head. After expenses of promotion are
paid there will be but little profit for
the club.
Time called at 9:51 p. m.
Round 1-Attell came up chewing gum. After
some hddiing Attell shot his left hard to the
stomach and then swung ais left TO the Jaw,
sAttell drove two lefts TO the stomach and was
rewarded with hard left hook TO the jaw The
men closed in. each landing left over the body
Attel shot wicked left to the jaw and then
put in two straight right punches to the stom-
ach. Sullivan fought into close quarters, Attel
swinging two lefts to the face AMI right to
rang at this stage, the advantage being all with
the Hebrew. Attel walked very coolly TO his
corner and continued to cnew gum In an uncon-
cerned manner
Round 2-Abe danced back but not far enough
swing over the kidneys. sullivan jabbed left
TO the face and they cinched Attell backed
away and Sullivan, holding with one hand tried
to land the head and body with the other
Finally Sullivan put two lefts to the face but
Abe sent his head back foot with a straight
right to the jaw. At close range Sullivan
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straight lefts TO the face and quick fash
Attell shot his left TO the jaw. sending Sulli-
van against the ropes, Closing in, sullivan put
with the men in clinch. 1t was again Attell's
round.
Sullivan hooked left and right to the face and
then swung his left to the face. Attell brought
left 1abs to that place. The men roughed IT
in the center of the ring and Attell drove left
Gated the blow and then swung his right hard
TO the jaw Attel uppercut with his right to
the Jaw and then swung his left. to the face.
face and as the bell rang Sullivan swung his
right hard over the face. Attell seemed to be
willing TO take blow, however, and again went
to his corner unconcerned.
Round 4-SulliyaD smiled as he came up only
to receive wicked left straight on the face.
Watch that elbow!" shouted Sullivan TO the
referee, and there was some justice in the claim.
At close range Sullivan hooked left TO the face
and the men clinched Sullivan covered up and
waded in. but Abe wariiy ducked his attempts
finally slipping to his knees from a particularly
low duck. Sullivan. famed the air In vain
attemnt TO locate his shiSty antagonist. Attell
shot a right 10 the face and then sent his man
to the floor in groggy condition.
Attell started Sullivan the downward grsde
the floor gasping. Thrice Atte sent his man
to the floor and the police jumped into the ring
and stopped the contest. sullivan was clearly
ont and was carried to his corner by his han
diers.