Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-05

just watt" responded Johnson. John.
son walked in and tried left for body
but jeff got inside of it with his head
against Johnsons chest and showed
Johnson back to the ropes. Jeff took
1t calmly. Johnson waited for the
lead. He stepped in quickly and
shot left to the body. jeff walked
into two left jabs on the face that
did no damage. He swung his left
arm around Jacks neck as they came
together. His wrist landed hard on
the ribs of Johnson and Jack did not
appear to like it.
ROUND TEN.
They came up quickly. Jack shot
left to the face but jeff brushed it
away and responded with a left to the
body. Jack again missed lightning
right for the jaw and they mauled
about the ring in a clinch. jeff put
his shoulder against Jacks body and
showed him back. At close range
Jack sent 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. Jeff stuck two lefls to the
face from clinch and he got one of
the same in return. Johnson took
two lefts in the face when they broke.
johnson stepped in quickly and shot
left to the body, just as the gong
rang. Jeff appeared to be fresh. John.
son was also fresh but appeared anx.
ious and frowned at Jeff.
ROUND ELEVEN.
They walked up carefully, Jeff fin
ally trying his left once to find /.
blocked. He took a left on the face
three times but smiled and talked to
Jack in the clinches. They broke.
Jack sent stiff uppercut left to the
face and right to the body. He
kept Jeff bobbing his head to escape
the right uppercut when they got
together. In a clinch Jack sent three
uppercuts to the face quickly. Jeff
appeared tired. They Showed about,
Jeff with his head on Jacks Shout.
der, and when they finally broke,
Jack hooked his left to the nose. The
blood flowed freely from Jeff's nose
and lips. He appeared slow compar-
ed with Jacks snappy blows. Just
before time was called jeff rushed and
sent a left and right to the body but
Jack, going away, was unhurt. De-
cidedly JohnsOn's round.
ROUND TWELVE
Jim walked over frownlng, waiting
for chance to get inside the ne
groe's impentrable defense. Jack
simply waited and then hooked left
to the face. Thought you said you
were going to hit me Wild" said
johnson. jeff said nothing. Jeff
showed and butted in until his head
rested on the black mans shoulder
and then tried to rip in body blows.
They were blocked almost before they
were started, and the negroes box
ing drew cheer from the crowd. Jefr
forced his way to close quarters but
got a left on his sore nose for his
reward. His nose bled freely and he
turned to take his seat at the gong
and spat out mass of blood. Jeff was
not apparently worried.
ROUND thirteen.
Putting his right glove before his
face, Jeffries walked into a clinch
without blow. When they broke
Johnson sent a left to the body and =
right uppercut touched the chin.
Stick there, Jim," shouted Corbett.
Jeffries stuck until he was forced
away. Then he took two lefts and
a right uppercut to the face. Johnson
sent in three lefts to the face in quick
succession. Then he uppercut to the
face. Jeffries seemed tired and slow.
He could not solve the negroes de-
Tense and took all the blows that
came his way. Jack stood back and
swung left to the face, then calmly
clinched. jeff continued to come in
spite of the punishment. This rounu
was all Johnson. Jeff's eye was al
most closed. Cover up" said Cor.
bett, between the rounds, you will
get him."