The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-02

| then forced Attell to clinch with right
| and left swings to the jaw. AtteI COW
cred up and worked to close quarters
| saying: Let go, Owen" The referee
broke the fighters. They Immediately
went to close quarters and fought with
out effect. The men were locked in an
embrace as the bell rang. The round
| was characterized by constant clinch-
| ing.
Round S-Attell shot a left high in
/ the body and the usual clinch followed.
i Moran missed left for the face and af-
! ter a clinch swung left to head and
| then a straight left to the Hebrews
| face. Again they clinched. Moran
| showed his left to the stomach. Moran
wasted his strength at infighting.
Moran shot a stiff left to the stomach
| and Attell met him straight with a left
| to face after they rushed to clinch.
| Moran landed a left uppercut lightly to
the jaw, but Atten only smiled as the
bell terminated the round. 1t was a
tame round with honors about even.
Round 9-They came up slowly and
Attell swung right to the head, Moran
replying with g. similar punch. They
exchanged straight lefts to the face and
Moran forced Atteu to the ropes, but
failed to land. Another clinch followed.
Moran sent Attell's head back with
straight left on the forehead, but Attell
more than evened 1t with a left to the
jaw. Attell had a slight advantage In
this round during which little harm
was done.
Round 1O-No harm was done in this
round. The fight up to this stage had
been practically even.
Round 11-Moran was playing on At
tells kidneys with rights when the gong
ended an even round.
Round 12-Attell appearing tribe
worried Moran's right swing to the
law in this round was the best blow of
the fight.
Round 13-Morar missed a left swing
for the jaw and they clinched as the
bell rang. Moran had a shade the pct
ter of the round.
Round 14-Attell warned Moran for hold
ing while Jeffries pried the fighters apart.
| Attell struck Moran several times after
the gong rang and was repeatedly Missed
by the crowd. He was reDrimanded by
the referee he took his seat
| clever ducking and foot work. Moran $
| left eye was badly swollen as he went
to his seat. Both men looked serious at at
face had entirely lost it's confident mi smile;
Round 16-Moran sent Attell against aims the the
fSe ca Mtn Iare Champion Found in
| a clinch Moran has a very slight lead.
Round 17-This round was reolete with
ng Mo gangR HAVING vi the better of it,
| Round 1S-Attell had good lead in the
| 18th round and landed some damaging
| face and body blows, particularly right
Jolt over the heart early in the round.
| Round 19-Moran had the better of the
/ round his blows staggering the little He
| brew.
Round 2O-Attell with a singing left to
Moran's nose started the blood afresh
from that organ in the latter part of this
round and the better of it.
Round 21-The Dist round closed in At
| tells favor.
| tell to the ropes. landing a left to the body
| and pushing his man about the ring
Breaking from clinch Attell unfnten-
! tionaIly struck Referee Jeffries which
| provoked considerable merrirlent. Attell
| shot straight and left to the face and
| swung a hard to Moran IS jaw and at the
| end of the round had a lead over the
Britisher.
Round 235Again the monotonous clinch
! in the 23d round and the usual prying
apart No damage in this round, both
| men slowing uD perceptibly in their work
ably also in the 24th round, although
neither looked tired. Moran swung left
and right to the body and missed a right
swing as the round ended Attell had a
| slight lead.
| Round 25-The men shook hands and
Abes head with a short arm right jolt to
| the jaw. They wrestled again and then
Moran whipped in Furnishing. right to the
body. They fought viciously at close
range, both landing telling rights to the
head The referee parted the men with
wallop to the face and they mixed it
/ hammer and tongs, wrestling and punch
| ing ike grizzlies. Moran forced his man
/ to cover up in a last desperate rally. in
which he outfought his opponent
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