Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-07

got left in the face He missed
iefts on the face. Hello. Jimmy" said
Jack to Corbett as he landed on Jen
did you see that oneg Jefr walked
msuled each h other the wit Without damage at
Jer as Jack held his gloves. Richard
did not touch the men. but allowed
twice with his left and took a left on
the face. Jack tried several times 10 put
his right through. but failed TO con-
ly with ease. The gong found them
locked. Johnson's blows up to now
had been snapper and cleaner, but out
side OF a bruised eye JEFF was not hurt.
ROUND NINE.
JEFF stood up and walked into a left
TO the chest. Make him fight" yelled
Corbett. Never mind: just wait" re-
spondeds Johnson. Johnson walked in
inside OF IL and put his head against
Jacks chest and showed the black fell
low back TO the ropes. Jer took IL all
In calmly and seemed to be waiting the
opening. Johnson stepped in quickly
and shot left hard for the body, but
Jeff's glove was there first. Jeff swung
damage. He swung his left arm around
Jacks neck. His wrist landed hard.
ROUND TEN.
They came up quickly. jeff shot a
left to the face, but Johnson brushed
IT away and responded with a left to
the body Jack again missed light
ming right for the Jaw and they hauled
about the ring In a clinch. At close
range Johnson sent a left uppercut to
the mouth and they both missed a right
for the jaw. jeff got under a left lead
and seemed to want to wear Jack out
by bearing down his weight and show
TO the face In a clinch and he got one
or the same m return. Johnson took
two lefts In the face when they broke.
Jef stepped in quickly and shot left
to body just as the gong rang. Jeffries
appeared TO be fresh as he waited the
gong and watched Jack. Johnson was
also fresh, but appeared less at ease as
he frowned across the ring.
ROUND ELEVEN.
They walked up carefully, Johnson
trying his left once to find IL blocked.
lie took one in the face three times,
but smiled back to Jack They broke
away and Jack sent a stiff left upper
cut TO the face and a right to the body.
He kept Johnson bobbing his head TO
escape the right uppercut whenever
they got together. In a clinch Jack
sent three uppercuts to the face in
quick succession JEFF appeared tired
They showed about, JEFF with his head
on Jacks shoulder, and when they fin
ally broke Jack hooked his left hard
to the hose The blood flowed from
Jeff's nose and lips. lie appeared slow
compared with Jacks snappy blows
Just before the call of time Jeff rushed
in and sent left and right to the body,
but Jack was going away and was not
hurt. Johnson's round.
ROUND TWELVE.
Jim walked over. waiting for a
chance TO get inside the negro's de-
Tense. Jack simply waited and then
drew back or hooked left to the face.
Hurry up were going some Wild"
said Johnson. jeff said nothing. JEFF
sailed in till his head rested on the
black mans shoulder and tried to rip
most before they were started and the
Negroes boxing drew a cheer from the
crowd. Jef forced his way to close
quarters, but got a left on the sore
freely and as he turned to take his
seat at the gong he spat out a mass OF
blood JEFF was not worried, apparent
ly, and looked fresh. Johnson seemed
to gain confidence as the fight pro-
crossed.
ROUND THIRTEEN.
Putting his right glove before his
race. Jen walked into a clinch without
a left to the body and a right uppercut
touched the chin. stick there" shout
ed Corbett. Jen stuck and he was
forced away. Then he took two lefts
and a right uppercut to the face. John
son sent In three lefts to face in quick |
succession aco on and then uppereut to the
stood back and stung left to the face,
then calmly clinched This round was
all Johnson's. Jeff's eyes almost closed |
Cover up" said Corbett. You will |
get him"
ROUND FOURTEEN.
JEFF walked straight into a left and |
they hung onto each other. Jack tap
ped the big fellow in the face with the |
left twice. and blocking Jen's attempt |
at close fighting, stumbling forward |
Jen took three straight lefts to the face |
and got in a left to the face lightly |
Jen $ lefts were simply picked out OF |
the air by the clever negro before they |
could get within six inches of his face |
How do you feel, Jim?" said Jack as |
they stood clinched. How do you like /
emf" JEFF was so blind that he made /
no response. He walked into three |
lefts in quick succession. They don't |
hurt" he said.
ROUND FIFTEEN
IL was clinch TO start with, follow
ing JehrIes' attempt to land on the
BODY. johnson knocked Jer down with
n right TO the face. JeR got nm hut
was sent down again for the count of
ten. The crowd yelled sstOp IT, Don't
let him knock him out, As JeR got nm
the second time he staggered for John
son, the latter sprang mt him like N
tiger and with succession of left
SWINGS TO the jaw sent him through
The lower rope on the east side of the
ing. There he lay until counted out.
solve the Negroes defense and took all
the blows that came his way Jack