Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-05

| a good one. Jefries walked into two
left jabs on the face that did no
damage. His wrist landed hard on
the ribs and Johnson did not appear
to Ike it.
Round 1O-They came up slowly.
Jack shot a left to face but Jeffries
brushed il away and responded with
a left to- body. Jack again missed a
right for jaw.
Jefries put his shoulder against
Johnson's body and showed him back.
AT close range johnson sent left up
percut to Jeffries' face. Jefries got
! under a left lead and seemed TO want
to wear Jack out b. bearing his weight
and showing him. Jeffries struck two
/ lefts to face from a clinch and got one
of same kind. Jeff took two lefts on
face when they broke. He stepped in
| quickly and shot left to body as gong
rang. Jenries appeared to be as fresh
as he was when the gong rang for
first round. johnson was also fresh
Round 11-They walked up careful
~. Jeffries finally trying his left once,
only to find it blocked. He took lefs
on face three times, but smiled and
talked to Jack. They broke away and
face and "a right to body. He kept
Jeffries bobbing his head to escape
When they came togther Jack sent
two uapercuts to face and Jeffries ap-
! peared tired. They showed about, JEFF
i fries with. his head on shoulder and
when they finally broke Jack hooked
| left to nose, drawing blood. Jeffries
appeared SLOW, compared with john
| son. just before the call of time JEFF
/ fries rushed in and sent left and right
/ TO body, but Jack was going away and
was not hurt. Decidedly Johnson )
/ round.
Round 12-Jim walked forward wait
ing for chance to get inside the ne
/ gro's defense. Jack simply drew back
! and hooked left to face. Thought you
| said you were going to have me wild,
| said Johnson. Jenries forced his way
/ into close quarters, but got left on
| sore nose for his reward. His nose
I bled freely and as he turned to take
1 his seat at gong he spat out a mass
of blood. Jeffries was not worried APP
parentIy and looked fresh
| Round 13-Putting his right glove
| before his face, Jeffries walked into a
! clinch without a, blow. When they
broke, Johnson sent left to the body
! and right uppercut touched the chin.
| Stick there, Jim" shouted Corbett
PJeffries stuck until he was forced
away. Then he took two lefts and a
| rieh hit uppercut to face Holding him
with right on the shoulder, Johnson
sent in three lefts to face in quick
succession and one uppercut TO the
| face.
Jeffries seemed tired and slow. He
could not solve Johnsons defense and
/ took all the blows that came his way
| Jack swung left to face and then
/ calmly cIinched. Jeffries continued Ia
come in. The round was all Johnson's
Jeffries' eye was almost closed
Round 14-Jeffries walked into a
| left to the ear. lack tapred the bis
/ fellow on face twice and blocked JEFF
fries attempts at close fighting JEFF
I fries took three straight to face and
| got in a left to face. Jenries' lefts
were blocked by Johnson before they
could get within reach of the face
How you feel. Jim o. said Jack as
| they stood clinched. How you like
emp" Jefries was sober and made nc
response. He took three more ;efts
''They don't hurt said Jeffries.
Round 15-When the men faced
each other it was plain to all that
| Jeffries was in distress. His face was
puffed and bleeding from the punish
| ing blows he had received. and his
movements We're languid. He sham
bled after the elusive negro. sometimes
crouching low with his left hand
stuck out in front of him. and some
times standing erect. STOPPING OF
erect he was a mark for Johnson's
accurate blows. The negro simply
! on and chopped his face. They came
| TO a clinch after feeble attempt by
| Jeffries to land a left on the body
! and as the ybroke away Johnson sho
| his left and right to the jaw in fash
Jeffries staggered back against tn,
ropes. His defensive power seemed t.
desert him I'm an instant. johnson
| dashed al him like a. tiger. A rain OF
! lefts and rights delivered at close
! quarters sent leffries reeling blindly
| Another series of short, snappy pnche-
and the giant went down for the first
| time in his ring career. He fell under