The evening world., 1911-03-29
Prank Klaus Easily Oisposes OF
Sullivan in Three Rounds
montana Jack" Takes Hard
Beating Before Referee Stops
the Bout.

X Ahore ~ no pettor plece oI Hkntink
RuR han Frank Klaus in the middle
Psight class to-day. Tho way the Pitts
SRsrg terror disposed OF Montana Jack
I~niiivan in three rounds at the Fairmont
kst night showed that there 10 more
ban wind behind his championship
H1aim. From the very beginning OF Tho
kDut Klaus looked like a bull terrlcr
oaehing for the death hold on a grey
bound. When he came TO the grip At
hst II was all over.
klaus entered the ring covered with
heavy bath robs. He sat In his
{ornsr cool and unconcerned. Sullivan.
Spross the way. was more nervous.
paus was the phlegmat!c German;
Sullivan the high strung Irish fighter.
] OF edge until the first blow was
okruck. There was no fuss. no cere-
hony. no loss OF time. The boxers mot
mid-ring for q second. shook hands.
Exchanged q word or two with the
0fsree. and returned to their corners.
, they stripped and stood UP waiting
Dr. the bell the contrast between them
pas startling. sullivan. who had weighed
At l7 pounds In his under
year. was half a head taller than this
0oad and chunky German. but. gaunt
half starved Indian. Klaus.
<ouching. seemed the embodiment OF
1prilla-like strength.
rat the bell they anne together
@viftiy. Al once Sullivan Jabbed lightly
II feeling his man out. then shot
hard left TO the Pittsburg lighters
min and crossed his right solidly to
0s same spot. As he Jumped away
niaus rushed. only to miss n swishinE
ting. Instantly Sullivan nailed him
9th three rapid lefts. n t~incanned.
9th the Dutchman In swift pursuit.
sSuiiivan was boxing all around the
(pcky man. and was hitting hard. yet
2aus showed no sign. other than ex-
operation. OF the punishment. Esas-
nDrated he was. for he tore In savagely
"a landed heavy blows At close range.
bar the end OF the round Sullivan,
wing to escape from a mixup. slipped
Own to one knee. but Jumped UP
(pickiy.
~ the second Sullivan Jabbcd nrst
then went In TO mix II up. klaus
soon showed that mixing was hi,
esvn game. Ono OF his blows was
vprth two OF the Montana boys. Cias,
Vas beginning to tell. and Klaus had
tks class.
finder the heavy battering Sullivan
Toke ground and stepped deity out OF
rknge. flashing In again now and ther
9th . smashing left or right. Klaus
cfouching and advancing IN short, bull
ill., v,,.las srlal e.. ,nrpar tha lam ar.
sSift footed westerner and catch hin
With one blow that would end II. sulli
vtn avoided his rushes skllfully an'
cunched. while Klaus AT hi
tedy. Just before the end OF the roun
TIRE was a clinch. Immediately Ref
80 Billy job pushed etween lie hat
~ hand on Sullivan when Klau
reached around job and landed n herc
topping uppercut on Jacks chin. Reel
u back. sullivan protested. n Jus
th the peii rang SULLIVAN went 10 III
'N" 1"'
, 49, -
ne u Nv '",u rou"u eau
swnuy. sun u H'ue uhstead
from the effects OF the uppercu
Sullivan came out and stepped into
chnch, On the break Klaus made a ds
t(rmined rush, landing n swing. III
xEh.d .s.,r ana suriva, s,raigb,sne
....,.. 80 az 90 ~ 49,,
~"
ivSus stopped anu shooA MS mead the
ceeuched again and came with anoths
rtSh. There was II cllnch. Klau
vRsstled a little, jerked Sullivan aroun
IA brouRht his left I'D 10 the "a.
~yth . ,syrtac crushing swing fair
,.--.., y, ,,,,. ,h. ~, Tn. .ov,
'IT.p'"s W Ne ~" '
OF u could pc hearo ABOVE 'he elam'
At tho ringside. and sullivan fell i
r4Ds to one knee and listened to Il
c9ant. At nine e got up. and Klau