The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06

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Round 9-Ketchel rushed in and
swung vicious right around the head
and In return got an equally hard
punch in the face Ketchel hooked a
vicious right 10 the jaw that brought
the blood In n stream from PaplSe's
mouth Ketchel waded in. landing
right and left on the face and jaw, and
Papke clinched Papke continued to
spit blood and the red fluid poured
from his nose. Ketchel sought to get
Ia fatal punch. He fought Papke
into a neutral corner and landed two
good wallops on the face as the gong
rang. 1t was Ketchel's best round so
far.
Round 10-Papke surprised the
champion by coming TO the mark and
landing a couple of stiff face punches.
1t was only flash in the pan. for
Ketchel shot right and left on the Jaw
with merciless precision and II looked
as If he would beat the "Thunderbolt"
to the floor. Papke stalled and hung
and saved himself from severe pun
ishment Ketchel hooked a terrific
left to the jaw and Papke looked beat
en-. Ketchel then landed a right and
left on the jaw and face and the gong
rang.
Round 11-Papke came up bravely
and Ketchel started the blood afresh
with right and left swings. To which
Papke responded with a full left
swing TO the champions jaw Ketchel
went after his man. delivering blow
after blow on the Jaw. and Papke
weakened perceptibly, Ketchel slip
ped to the floor. his foot catching on
Papke's shoe tops. He was up In a
trice and waded relentlessly in, but
was unable to land Knockout punch
Round 12-Ketchel drove a hard
right To the jaw and sent Papkc to
the ropes. only the lower strand saw
Ing him from going into the press
stand. After Ketchel had sent hard
right TO the face. Papke came back at
him. landing vicious right and lett
swings 10 the jaw and Ketchel stag
Sered bit The crowd rose on Its
feet In an uproar and shouted for the
under dog In the betting. Ketchel,
however, was not 10 be stopped. He
exchanged punch for punch. but re-
ceiyed considerably the worst of 1t
PapRe braced up considerably and
succeeded in making 1t an even round
Round 13-Papke landed a vicious
swing on the jaw, netting the cham
pion and forcing him TO a cllnch
Papkc was lighting strongly at this
stage and appeared TO be far from a
beaten man. Ketchel landed his right
TO the Jaw. for which he was rebuked
by vicious right uppercut on the
chin. Papke seemed to take on conf.
denco as the battle progressed and
when the round ended. If anything he
had "A slight advantage
Round 1.-THE men swung at each
other for fully a minute, but only one
blow, right TO the body, landed on
Ketchel. The "Thunderbolt" followed
this with a right TO the jaw and a lett
to the body Ketchel then drove his
right with great force high on the
body and a cllnch followed The rest
of the round was devoted TO close
range lighting at which no damage
was done, but Papke had slight al,
vantage.
Round l6-Ketchel opened the
round with a vicious left chop on the
jaw. A moment later he sank his
left into the stomach and then forced
his man against the ropes but inflct.
ed no damage The men clnched,
wrestled and stalled and slowed up
perccpibly, At close range Papke
swung short arm rights and lefts to
the jaw and the bell ended a very
tame round
Round 1.-THE men battled at a fu.
rious clip at close quarters, Again
and again they swung with right and
left. but without result, In a clinch
Kotchel uppercut with left to the jaw
but Papke eycned it up with right
and left body punches, which he VA.
rled with straight loft to the face
The lighters were locked in each 9TH
er's embrace as the gong rang.
Round 1.-THE blows of both men
seemed to be lost as the men came
together in the center of the ring. The
efforts of both TO land were futile, al.
though they hammered away unceas-
Ingly- Papke suddenly shot a stiff
left to the pit Of the stomach, but
ketchel countered with left to the
body. followed by a left 10 the jaw
Paple staggered Ketchel with
straight left 10 the jaw. Us the gong
rang. The blow was hard one and
gave Papkc a slight advantage in this
round
Round is. - After considerable
wrestling and clinching. Papke drove a
nasty right 10 the Jaw. Papke forced
his antnGnoist 10 the ropes putting In
two lefts TO the face, which had no
serious effect Suddenly the "Thun-
deTbolt' Jared his man with two
forceful left hooks on the point of the
jaw. Ketchel spat blood and appeared
TO weaken, but took a brace and shot
two solid lefts on the jaw as the bell
rang.
Round l9-Ketchel came up dancing
and they waltzed into a cllnch. The
lighters contented themselves with
clinching and staying In close. No
hammoring punches were landed dur
Ing the first two minutes of fighting.
Papke shot out his right rather sud
denly and the blow landed on Kotcb-
els Jaw and the champion staggered
half way across the ring. Papke fol.
lowed this up with another vicious clip
10 the chin and tho bell ended an in
teresting exchange. Papkes round.
Round 20-Both men fought with all
their uneXpendcd strength at close
range. Ketchel fought desperately to
land telling punch but Paplo rock
cd his head with two rights In quick
succession on the point of the chin.
Ketchel rushed the "ThunderboIt"
against tho ropes. seeking yainly To
find vital spot. but Papke smothercd
all his attempts. At this stage Meth
er man appeared capable of landing n
Knockout punch Ketchel rushed his
man around the ring mainly with tho
force of his body, The round ended
with Papke In neutral corner and