The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-23
kILBANE WINS
FROM ATTELL

blows Al The bel each was smiling.
Attell h-c . shade the better.
Round Eight.
kilba ne chased Attell az over the
ring but did not land. AttelI dropped
both hands and leaned against the
ropes. smiling. kilbane dashed In. put
left and right 10 the head and then
left and another right. starting the
blood flowing afresh from Attelrs
mouth. Attell seemed tired. His face
was swollen. while the Cleveland boy
bore NOT a mark. In n clinch Attell
got Kiibane's chin under his head and
sent the Ohio boy back. Kilbane sud
denly jumped back and staggered the
champion with a terrific jolt on the
jaw. Kilbane's round.
Round Nine.
Alter iidoling In the center they
clinched and kilbane put left to the
wind. He seemed much faster than
the champion in the clinches. After
they broke Atteil rushed and tried
hard to land on the wind. the chal-
lenger having a shade the better Of 1t.
Kilbane's round.
Round Ten.
Isoth rushed and Attcll rot "A bad
left on the mouth. Kilbsnc then put a
right TO the ribs. Abe was wild. In
Al clinch kiibane landed four rights in
quick .succ, ssion to the jaw without
receiving a return. The champion
clinched and was Missed FOR holding
and butting. Kilbane's round by
big margin.
Round Eleven.
Attcll led for the ribs and landed
his LETT low. Each appeared to SLOW
down. Attcll landed right on jaw. In
a clinch Kilbane landed several hard
blows on the ribs and Attell again
held on. Honors even.
Round Twelve.
The spectators yelled "Kiioanc"
They clinchcd and ;he referee had
hard work separating ;hem. Kiibane
landed left on the jaw at the break
Attell was wild in his leads. Kilbane
ran into a hard right TO the jaw. but
, countered with "a left and right to the
ribs. Round oven.
Round Thirteen.
Attcll. in "A clinch. put "A hard right
To the jaw. kilbanc pushed Attell
nearly through the ropes. K:lbane
landed "a vicious left on the jaw. His
speed seemed t. worry Attcll. Kilbane
landed !oft and right to the lace. Bell
rang as they were exchanging body
punches. Kilbanes round
Round Fourteen.
kilbanc seemed to force the fight
ing. lie landed n hard left on the
nose and the champion WINGED and
then clinchcd. wr.s sitting the CIeve-
lander about the ring. An exchange
90 long arm jabs followed and then in
clinch Kilhanc brought "A roar from
~" spectators 10y Initiating Texas
Tommy" around the referee. He then
IT, left and right go 20 the cacr. Il
was KilbRnc's round. with Attoll ;-p-
parCntly tired.
Round Fifteen.
at:cl showed a burst 81 his old
time speed ~ getting out Of a lad hole
bat an instant later Kiibane put two
let's 90 IN" sore eye. As they cInchcd
Spectator Yelled to ht;ell that his
fac" vas greasy. We'll. it's coming
out of M: I'm "a Jcw." smilingly re-
tort"d far champion Ns they broke
Ki!banc rocked Ab"'s head with n eft
and then landed his left on tn, ribs.
k.ib.-nc's round
Round Sixteen
k.lbane rushed and began n tattoo
OF tho face. Referee Eytoon here
dragged AttoH ana rc;ipned ki!bane
10 his corner. Taking q towel the
referee rubbed tho crcas" from At
t.!rs bodt. Kilhanr again rushed.
dGcE'd and uppcr,.t ard landed let
10 the Jaw. Then with "A RICH; he
rocked Att,rs head. Head L. head.
kiihan" rain'd blow after blow on Al
''Irs hudt ~ D. c,inchcd NttclI
hIttrd Ki.lnur oyU- tf, ESQ. rr--1,uc
him hic.d urofIscl, Tn spectators
jumped Co their f.,; and h,gan kissing
both Attel and Referee Eytoon Kill
lai-'s round.
Round Seventeen.
l:.'H m'n rushed and fought furi-
"usi.. Alton complained o. Kuhar,'s
holding. hl' was himself wafn"d not
Q" us, hi- head gain In cliuch
JC' my got IN thr,. blows 80 on. from
Do. Opponent ALr md Go realize
fha. = must uah. 60 .'rong finish and
r.sne' luu was MT ,N,-, 'ir,. with
e'rasr Ef;s E.lhsu. clearly oIt-
u"N't OBJ. champion 50 close. g.-r-
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