The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28

They rushed to a clinch again as the
bell rang, and finding opening under
the guards they were tapping each
other lightly at every available spot
from the short ribs to the head Sui.
Ivan missed a hard right to the face
and they clinChed asain. In the break
Sullivan put stiff upperCut to the
chin and right to the head West
missed swing to the head, Sullivan
doing the same thing a second later.
They clinch again, both missing rights
and lefts to the face. Sullivan missed
another hard one to the mouth and
West punched him hard against the
ropes near his own corner, where Sui
Ivan planted light one on the face
West missed an uppercut to the jaw
and so neatly ducked vicious swing
TO the head that the crowd yelled to
the tune of the gong ending what Ref
cree Magner declared an even round
Sullivan did not seem out of sorts, and
looked perfectly cool. West, on the
other hand was flushed. and although
he did not show signs of weakness,
seemed not pleased with himself.
Nearly Out in Round Three.
There was a hum of conversation
and the betting from the O'Neill side
was not heard from as the bell brought
the principals to clinch. Both land
light ones. Sullivan put his left on
the face and missed the same kind to
the head. He came back with hard
right, pushing the kids chin in the air
In the clinch both landed some clever
blows. They mixed it a second later
and Sullivan put his right over the
head and chin, his mark seeming to be
the injured lip. which some time ago
was cut open by Young Denney. He
did not, however, succeed in opening
it, but drew blood from the other side,
where the kids teeth cut flesh. They
kept up the mix around the ring and
Sullivan soon had West in his corner,
where he rained a torrent of right and
left jabs and uppercuts to the face.
West in the miXup got in a few light
ones, but he looked weakened and a
red color spread over his body as he
took his seat at the end of the round,
which was decidedly Sullivan's.
Round Four.
The minute rest did not seem to re-
fresh the kid who was up with the
bell, however, and showed retaliation.
They spared and in a clinch at arms
length which showed his superior
reach, Sullivan pummeled the kid S
head. They spar and Sullivan landed
both right and left to the face They
clinched and in the break Sullivan
ducked terrific swing which the kid
seemed to have had in reserve. He
| was back in a jiffy, however, landing
right and left jabs to the face. The
kid landed short one on the short
ribs in the mix but Sullivan kept
pounding away with first right and
then left swing to the head. He did
not seem to hit the kid in the body,
the low fighting of the Omaha fighter
seeming to prevent this. Sullivan
missed another left to the face but
connected with hard right to the
face which the kid took decently and
landed his right on the champion S
head. Sullivan landed right to the
jaw and the bell found them sparring
1t was strenuous round for the kid
full of fast mitigating. He seemed to
bring the clinch on himself and al
though it handicapped Sullivan it
! gradually wore the little man down. 1t
was all Sullivan's round.
Round Five, West Takes Count.
West looked weary as he got up
from his corner and Sullivan looked
very cool. They Immediately came to
a clinch and in the break West miss
ed good heavy right to the face
They spar and when Sullivan missed
a heavy left to the jaw they again fell
into each others arms. They broke
again in which proceedings Sullivan
landed hard right to the head and
they clinched again, broke and clinch
ed. Sullivan then put his left to the
face and West succeeded in putting
his right over the stomach In the
close fighting Sullivan put both his
right and left to the kids face and
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stiff uppercut. They broke loose and
a glancing right around the kids neck
which, probably meant for knockout
threw him on his back to the floor
near his own corner. Referee Mag
ner counted six but the kid slowly
dragged himself up and they were al
it again with the kid all but gone
They spared and in Sullivan's corner
the champion commenced his heavy
right to working. He put it in ovel
the kids face and finally connected II
with the rear of Vests left ear send
ing him to the floor. He was counted
out by the referee but struggled hare
to get up to resume the fight. This
ended the round and fight in which
West was outclassed in science ant
physical ability and the crowd cheer
ed for both men.
Big Crowd With Sullivan.
Among the O'Neill fight fans wht
were in the city Thursday night ant
returned on the special train earl!
Friday morning were: