The Alaska citizen., 1912-03-25

bane ripped the right over on the jaw, but Abe only bored in close and chewed his gum. Johnny then shifted and put the left on the jaw. Then for the first time Auell seem ed to awaken and when the bell rang he was landing right and left short-arm blows at will.
 kibane Beats Abe to Punch.
 Round 3.-They soon went to a clinch and both tried for the body. kilbane beat Abe to a straight left jab, but missed a terrific right up percut at close quarters. Abe put his left on the mouth and then went into a clinch and both boys held on. In another clinch, while Attell was calling the referees attention to Johnny's holding on, kilbane ripped two lefts on the mouth and made the champion hold on for a moment. Both boys complained of putting. Johnny put straight left on the mouth, then the right on the jaw. In half clinch Abe used his elbow on the jaw in attempting to break, but no damage was done.
 Round 4. They went to a short clnch, and honors were about even. Then Johnny danced in with two straight lefts on the mouth and shifted with right to the jaw. Xiii bane ripped left to the mouth, then the right to the jaw. In the clinch that followed Attell wrestled Johnny to the ropes, then bore in with rights and lefts to the jaw. kilbane repeatedly ripped straight lefts to the mouth and rights to the jaw, but was unable to set him. self solidly for the blows In the mixup on the ropes both slugged for the body and face. Attell re- ceived a hooting from the crowd when he danced away. Neither man had evaded the issue up to this time
 Round 3. - After feinting for sev- eral seconds Kilbane put a straight left to the mouth and they went into a short clinch. Kilbane used several straight lefts on the mouth. Then, fighting Abe to the ropes, kilbane whipped the left over on the jaw. They fought to the other side of the ring, with Attell the aggressor. Attell finally ripped in stinging left, then a right on the jaw at close quarters. In the SC. we're mixup in the center of the ring each boy put over rights and lefts on the wind, and when they shifted, the milling to the face the bell sent them to their corners.
 Round 6. - Kilbane was very shif- ty. He ripped in two straight left facers, and in the clinch that fol lowed freed his left and ripped the back off his glove upon Attells face. Johnny was very shifty on his feet and avoided many well-ntended blows. In half clinch Kilbane put the right on the wind, then, with lightning speed, slipped the left to the jaw. They stood straight and boxed. The bell found them clinched, with Attell landing rights and lefts to the wind.
 Neither Hurt in Seventh.
 Round 2. Kilbane avoided At. tells attempts and they went to a clinch Kilbane made a beautiful showing when he landed a series of lefts on the face, while the shifty champion was apparently doing all in his power to avoid the blows and reach his opponent Attell seemed to devote most of his efforts to the wind, as he kept boring close and at every opportunity smashed short rights and lefts on the stom- ach. In the mixup in Kilbane's cor. ner honors were even. Then, fight ing in the center of the ring, Abe tore in with right and left on the stomach and his face wore the most determined look it had yet shown. Neither boy showed any damage when the bell sent them to their corners, although blood was oozing from an old wound over Abe's left eye.
 Round 8. Johnny again kep, poking his left in the champions face. Abe danced in front of his opponent with his guard dropped, inviting an attack, but Johnny refus- ed to bite. This was kept up for half a minute, and then when the champion came close Kiibane played a tattoo on the champions face. At tell wobbled on his feet and follow ed his opponent in apparently a groggy state, but when they clinch- ed the Hebrew gave his friends at the ringside sly wink. Then Abe went in and almost for the first time used straight left which reached the mark. He ripped in right to the stomach, and then Kilbane attacked the face.