White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-10

what I'M telling you, SnOuleu JOnn-
son, backing it up with a right up
pereut to the Jaw. Jeffries got in a
good right TO the mouth and the
blood started dowing from the color
ed mans lips. Johnson shot a hard
left to the mouth and almost
wrestled mis- man against the ropes.
The golden smile had not faded from
Johnson's face at this stage. Jeff
forced the champion against the
ropes and half a dozen short arm
jolts found the mark in quick sue
cession. In response, Johnson shot
a right to the jaw and the round
ended. 1t was Jeffries round and
the best one 80 far.
Fifth Round.
Johnson, as usual, came up with a
volley of words. Jeffries paid no at
tention to the conversation nj rush
ed and wrestled for a spell. At close
quarters Jeff shot two rights to the
body, to which Johnson responded
with a left upper cut, cutting Jeff's
lips a bit. Johnson, a moment later,
drove his right to the jaw and then
followed with two lett uppercuts to
the same place. Johnson Jared the
white man with a straight left to
the mouth and they eased up in a
clinch. Both men were bleeding from
the mouth. Suddenly Jeffries sent
the blacks head back a foot with
a straight left to the mouth and
Johnson looked a bit serious as he
took his seat. Not, however, with
out giving the boilermaker the sus-
tomary tap. No serious damage.
Sixth Round.
I'm going to mix with him." said
Jeffries to his seconds. Three lefts
radiated from the champions sholl-
der, catching Jeffries on tho face in
the left cheek bone. Both men fought
cautiously. A ringside fan asked
Johnson If he would like a drink.
TOO much on hand now" quickly
retorted the negro and he ripped in
three left %uppercuts to the white
mans jaw. Jeffries waded in, but
was net with a nasty left uppereut
that closed his right eye tight. John
son followed this with two similar
punches and the blood spouted from
the retired champions nose as he
took his seat when the bell ended the
round. Jeffries' seconds were hero
ically working on his damaged cheek.
Seventh Round.
Jeffries came up with a ferocious
and they closed in. A long
sparring bee followed, without a
blow being struck, Johnson mean
while carfully printing himself for an
opening. Although Jeffries' eye was
badly bruised he never lost his pose.
Johnson laughed sarcastically as
Jeffries essayed a right swing at close
quarters. With the men locked in
an embrace. Johnson jollied his man
and jolted him three times over the
damaged y and followed this with
a right upercut to the jaw. Jeffries
stopped Johnson's chickering's with a
left and right. The bell changed with
honors even and Jeffries looked badly
cut up as he took his chair.
Eighth Round.
AS Jeffries rushed in, the black
drove a right to the mouth and short
ly after shot lefts to the face that
considerable force behind
them. Hello Jimmey," shouted the
negro. Ibid you see that one?" and
as they closed in he shouted Break
away, Johnson" but Johnson did not
break and laughed as Jeff missed a
left swing. Earlier at close quarters
when JEFF worked in two rights to the
body he failed to feaze the negro. He
pushed his man about and the bell
rang, closing 4 rather featureless ses-
sion.
Ninth Round.
Johnson kept a constant converse
ton in his corner before coming up