White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-11

corner WIN Hnue were george w IL
kerson, Johnnie Jones and Peter
Gruss.
Curley Rhue was the first of the
gladiators To enter the ring and Nc
Gill made a noise like the tieing of
per Flat. Carpenter followed short
ly after and received his modicum
of applause. He selected the rorner
from which he had whipped Sailor
IGordon; but the choice was won by
lCurley's seconds, and corners were
Ichanged. The men were in the ring
promptly at nine o'clock, and 1t was
only a few minutes later when Joe
Murphy the referee, called them to
the center of the ring and gave them
their instructions as to the rules of
the game. The contest was 20
rounds to be fought under Marquis
of Queensbury rules, hitting in-clinch-
es with one hand free oeing allowed.
Tho men then returned to their corn
ers to await the sound of the gong
Following is the fight by rounds:
Round THE men advanced to
the middle of the ring and shook
hands. Both were eager for the fray,
and Curley landed with his left on
Carpenters Jaw. Carpenter missed
a vicious swing with his right; but
following up sent in a clean left on
the nose, following with a right to
the head. Curley rushed him to the
ropes. but Jack got away. and curley
cleverly ducked right swing,
eountering with the right on jacks s
head. Jack missed a left lead, the
men clinched, Curley covering up
Carpenter showed left swing for the
head. but followed up with left in
the ribs. Both men were fighting
hard at the sound of the gong.
Round 2-Carpenter rushed break
ing past the center of the ring and
swung his left on Curleys jaw. Cur
ley countered with the right on Jack
Stats. They mixed it and there was
grand right and left, Curley land
ing his left on the jaw at the break.
Curley was bleeding at the nose and
from the right cheek. Jack landed
his left over Curley's kidneys, and
! 1t hurt. He came back with his
right on Jacks head. They clinched
and Jack landed left and right on
the head, Curley playing for the kid
neys. Jack planted left stinger on
Curley's wounded nose. and 1t was
right and right to the head for each.
Curley swung with his left but went
over Carpenters head and landed on
the back of the neck The gong
sounded as the men broke away.
Round 3-Both men were in the
center as soon as the gong sounded,
and Curley clouted Carpenter with
his right on the head, then followed
with left and right smashes to the
jaw and ribs. They clinched and
Curley landed with his left in the
neck and his right in the Stats.
Carpenter came back to the head
with his right, and Curley reached
the head with his right just at the
break. Carpenter missed a terrific
right swing. and Curley reached the
head with the left. Curley misjudg-
ed the distance and missed a right
swing a mile, and Carpenter landed
lightly with his left to the head, then
mixed It, landing with right and left
to head and jaw. In the mxup he
uppercut Curley with the right.
After the break, Carpenter missed an
ugly left uppercut, but was immedi-
ately there with righ hook to the
jaw.
Round 4-Both men rushed. Carp
enter missed left hook, and Curley
sent wild right astray. Carpenter
connected with his left to the head
and pounded his right into the ribs.
Curley rushed him against the ropes
without damage. Carpenter got
away and turned the tables on Cur
ley, rushing him to the ropes and
uppercutting him with the left.
Curley hooked him with the right
on the cheek and they clinched. and
Carpenter pounded him on the head
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