The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

tired I,hPf that Than 10 kee%nn ! n
stamina a and we could NOT selq
TO knock the big fcllnn made =
" Th" % tunnIIs., noTen hard left jabs 3
rnen5o,s II,ent ln a Collapse. Two o. scI
st,l, iouS nosaeSsng swlngs, however. sSaf. SSf lhrs
hlnw g'Jssou II %, na power 10 iana =,
stood % hecy ~ could COZ, bring /, % horss y
viii bis rirbt J1' on danger md and i.
civ div an m's III hrtsn., CATCHING snIiyla sS a
lSnees enc =" saws awe Jaw, Finally the =,
sidcs sN IsVs go way. his hands ~
Ing for r''n The eSes SioI g'e%ed and he ~, ~
il tbs fHr f,nor tne ,1S p.ow that would sss s,s
rmaou rI.a Do1r ~ d ,o aeIested man. Cor.
inri.sd n~ ~ ~. una iha mat blow. S Sn,
.uineu .,a.o py ,he changing Of thu ~
Srny.S 5n,v 70 ,o ,fe he champion ma ano,her =, g,
p'SvTT S,,yI', TO De his last moment AZ
roIIn6 nut,'Fsn s,ir came % up for the tSM tM
routiI .ra,t%,, sun aazed aud tired 'S;
Ga,3ntt GaIpieu ana refused TO so,.
ot"Go5, ,i|n Go;,. as strong and actise'1
Sanehf IaT hfnI opened sprang upon = =
aug MN iulI in the lnou,, gs
,le sletletnons right drive. Thsh
loWe1 oy ,cii another right ~
S'Iu Sm1 ie,| Coroett was now ~.
nutiivan would have had him ~ ~,
tle oaI1,e opened, He was s,s.s
lore his antagonist reEardas
punishment he might himself ~.
was working his arms like nisns Iso
Sullivan reeled caught NJ ,h'
one hand and sprend his ,as ,as %
himself Corbett caught h,r, ~ =
OF tho jaw with n right sol sr,,,a "a =
restrained his left mercir,IIv e,
Sullivan to drop from sxhan.,,n.es ,nesl
was still a spark Of streny1S ~
older mans body, howevsp .1
fused TO fall. aiQ
Corbett again threw hIs ,,...
ward with just sufficient % so
IL TO drive Sullivan from ais @ @%,
big fellow was not KNOCKED -,
sank forward 10 tie floor M ,s
struck the mat on his left -.
rolled over on his face. JACK u.
from his corner showercd lca ~
upon him from a sponge.
The mighty Sullivan pIac.d a
OF his hands on the floor ana T.
TO raise himself, He suceasdsI
his body n few inches and ~.
forward as the referee co,Ir,o.i I.
| full ten.
The referee waved mis- hands !,
and then patted Corbett on ,s.
to show that the champIos,ss
passed into new hands. Ths :.
walked forward and attemptj
Sullivan's seconds 10 carry M-
corner. His face wore a I'M l.
pathy for the man he bad bssis,
with the elation OF victory No =
sorry for Sullivan and made =
pathy known with a word on -
Sullivan, heartbroken and dsL,.
In his corner until the demonsins.
somewhat spent itself: then. -.
supporting himself by the topz.s
faced the crowd. For u momsr i
not control his voice. Then. q,
a sob, he said:
''G tried once too often. Iazs
tho championship remains In AZ.
Again The cheering was fake
fully as many then followed ,he =
Sullivan 10 his quarters cheen.th
as chased after the new chambE- 4
him their plaudits for his pur,
| success.
| Not only had n new ehampIoz !,
tablished. but new school. a :
had been set UP IN the world a.
bury rules had been subsliu,aI n
time for the old London prize 4.
Science, intelligence and sped h;
called upon to form the champl,r
of defeating the greatest Of all b
tatives OF muscle and bravn. 3
the most popular pugilist who 81
a glove and the greatest Of al
in the London prize ring. ht5
laurels 10 Corbett, the greatest Il \
scientific boxer the world has n
Ii may perhaps be said In tru,h s
bett that he took 10 the prI. q
best intellect that institution ssr
known.