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

the Curley sent MS flshl INV
the kidneys and clouted Carpentei
on the head with his left. A fierce
rally ensued, Carpenter landing a
left stinger on Curley's forehead and
rushing him to the ropes near his
corner. Carpenter sent in a clean
left on that sore nose, then his right
to the head and the left to the chin.
Carpenter missed a left swing, but
hooked him with the right on the
head. Curley's left went over Jacks
head, and Carpenter rushed him
against the ropes. Both missed
swings and for an instant had their
backs to each other. Carpenter hit
him from behind with right and left
on the head and the right in the
kidneys. Curley landed his right in
the ribs and left in the stomach.
Carpenter came back with right and
left to the head. and was fast MAX
ing ground as the gong sounded.
Round 6-Carpenter was out of
his seat and in the middle of the ring
like a panther. He landed the left
on the head and the right in the ribs.
They clinched and the referee broke
them. Curley was breaking ground.
He made a swing with his right.
missed, and the force of his blow
spun him around. Carpenter was on
top of him like a flash, landing left
and right on his head and jaw.
Carpenter hooked him on the jaw
with his left and Curley sen home
a left just below the chin; but there
wasn't the steam behind 1t. Curley
landed tho right above the heart
Carpenter landed the left on the chin
and they clinched. The broke and
Carpenter sem in a right hook to the
jaw. Carpenter rushed him into
Curley's corner, landing with right
and left on the head and spinning
him around and then pounding him
with right and left on the face and
jaw. Carpenter tented with the left
and hooked him with the right; then
rushed him to the ropes, swiping him
with the right in the ribs, then with
right and left on the head. He had
him on the ropes when the gong
sounded.
Round 7-Curley came up pretty
weak, while Carpenter was strong as
ever, full of fight and wanting as
much as he could get of It. He
reached Curley's head with the right,
and Curley swung with his right
landing on Carpenters left arm. 1t
sounded as If 1t had landed good and
hard On the jaw and MeGill in the
grandstand was on its feet. He
swung right and left on the jaw and
head, and caught him on the back
of the neck with his right on the
break. Curley swung wildly with
his left. and before he could recover
Carpenter sent In a knockout right
to the chin. Curley went to his
knees and rolled over, but was up
before the count. Carpenter was on
top of him like a flash, pummeling
him with right and left against the
ropes until Curley sunk to his knees.
Again he took the count and rose
at nine. only to be knocked to his
hands and knees. While he was TAX
ing the count. Carpenter rushed to
his seconds and asked them to throw
up the sponge. There was no re-
Spouse from Curley's corner, and he
came up again only to go down in a
second under the gruelling punish
ment of Carpenter. Again Carpenter
appealed to his seconds, but they
paid no attention and Curley was up
and went down for the sixth time.
do you want me to kill him?"
cried Carpenter to Curley's seconds,
and someone cried: "nill him." Cur
ley asked for no quarter, but he was
gone and it was cruel to continue.
He staggered to his feet, and Car
penter put in the finishing blow with
his right sending him to the floor,
and he rolled over-out.
A good crowd, good music and a