The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-23

Ieau on points ana seemed mucn the
Round Eleven
Attell camo In with his head down. He
hit for tho ribs and landed his left low
for which he was warned by the referee
Each appeared to slow down Attell, In
q rush landed right or the jaw. In a
clinch kilhanc sent in several hard blows
on the ribs and Attell again held on.
1t was the tamest round OF the fight with
honors even.
Round Twelve.
=. The spectators yelIowed Hilbane., The
fighters rushed into clinch and the
referee had hard work in separating them,
Kilbsne landed a left on the Jaw at the
break. Attell was wild in his leads. Col
ly, kid, you are hard 10 hit" he said
10 kilbane. The latter ran into a hard
right on the jaw, but countered with left
and right TO the ribs. Round even.
Round Thirteen.
AttelI, in a cinch, put hard right to
the jaw, Kilbane then pushed Attell near
" through the ropes, You Knocked
Rivers out, did you?' Attell exclaimed to
1t two" Just as Attell said two" kilbane
landed vicious left on the jaw, which
ended &ttelfs remarks. kllbane's speed
seemed 10 worry Attcll. kilbane landed
left and right on the face and the bell
rang as the lads were head to head ex-
changing body punches. kilbane's round,
Round Fourteen.
Kilbane seemed TO force the lighting.
He landed a hard left on the nose and
the champion WINGED and then clnched.
wres Ting the Cleveander about the ring.
An exchange at long range jabs followed
and then in a clinch. Kibane brought
e. roar from the spectators by imitat
ing the Texas Tommy around the
referee. He then let go left and right
TO The face. IT was Kilbane's round with
Attcll aDparently tired.
Round Fifteen.
AttelI showed d burst of his old time
speed by getting out OF a bad hole but an
instant later Idlbane put two lefts 10 the
sore eye. As they clinchcd a spectator
yelled TO Atteli that his face was greasy,
smiinely rctorted the champion, AS they
broke Johnny rocked Abe'9 head with a
left and then landed his right on the
Ribs, Kilbane's round,
Round Sixtoon
| Kilbane rushed and began tattoo on
| The face Referee Eyton here grabbed
Attell and motioned KDbaue TO his cor
| from Attel's body. kilbane again rushed
duckcd an upper cut and landed leit &c
| the jaw. Then with a right he rocked
| Attell'S head. Head TO head. k,lhsne
rained blow after blow on Attcll'S body
AS they came up kilhane landed hard on
| Atiell's face.
Round Seventeen,
Both rushed and fought furiousy. At
| tell compls incd ot kilbanes holding hut
was himself warned not To use his head
| again. Iu a clnch Johnny got In three
| blows To one from his opponent. Abe
seemed to realize that he must make q
! strong finish and rushed, but was met
every time with straight erts. kllban'
| clearly outboxed the champion.
Round Eighteen.
Kllbano clearly outhoXed the champion
| AT close quarters kilbsne nearly lift ec
the champion OF his feet with right tc
tie stomach. Johnnys round,
Round Nineteen.
The eighteenth and nineteenth roundi
were all Kllbanes who landed time anc
| time again on the champion with the lat
| ter on tho defensive,
Round Twenty.
KiIbane fairly sr,othered the champion
in this round. at The conclusion OF which
| Referee Erton promptly awarded tho
verdict 10 the Cleveland fighter. IL wds
n. popular decision.