The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-06-26

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left and came back with left to the
jaw. He followed this up with dam
aging left swing to the body. 1t was
an even round.
Third Round = Coulon put two
straight lefts to face and then Jared
the easterner with right uppercut.
Burns went into close quarters on the
ropes and Coulon peppered his kidneys
with rights and lefts. frankie put a
left hook to Coulon s jaw. Johnny put
a straight left to the nose, then past
ed Frankie's head with a brace of
light lefts. Burns planted straight
left to Johnny's chin. It was an even
round
| Fourth Round-Burns put three light
| left taps to Johnny's face. Coulon
put straight left to Burns nose, and
frankie landed left to the head.
They started to wrestle around the
ring and had to be parted by the
referee. They exchanged lefts and
rights to the body without apparent
damage. frankie landed a right on
Coulon s head at the bell. The round
was even.
Fifth Round-Coulon landed two
straight lefts, one to the body and the
other to the jaw. frankie put a
straight left to the body Burns miss
ed a left for the head and the little
champion countered with a right to
the jaw. They then stood toe to toe
in the center of the ring and exchang
ed lefts and rights to the head and
body. Burns landed two short upper
cuts to the head and crossed his right
to the body at the bell. It was
Burns round.
Sixth Round Coulon blocked left
lead for the face and they went into
a clinch, each pounding away at the
body. They traded lefts and rights to
the head, but neither boxer had force
behind his punches. Burns planted
lefts and rights to Johnny's head, and
the Logan Square battler went into a
clinch. frankie pounded Johnny S
kidneys numerically. Coulon's blows
seemed to lack steam enough to do
much damage. 1t was an even round.
Seventh Round-Burns cracked Cou-
lon on the jaw with a left hook and
Johnny came back with light right
TO the body. The champion then put
mean left to the face and made
Burns miss. Johnny drove three
straight lefts to the body and one to
the head without return. The champ
then drove in two straight lefts to the
body and they went into clinch at
the bell It was Coulon s round.
Eighth Round-Coulon planted
straight left to the face and right
to the stomach which forced Burns to
the ropes and made him hang on. The
champion then planted two lefts to
Burns jaw without return. Coulon
continued to force the fighting and
used left hook to the stomach with
telling result. Johnny drove in stiff
right to the stomach and had Burns
hanging on. frankie put light left
to the jaw and the champion re-
taliated with right to the body at
the bell. Burns had a shade of the
round.
Ninth Round-Burns put two light
lefts to Coulon's head and Johnny
came back with a hard right to the
stomach, which caused Burns to slip
and fall against the ropes. AS he did
so Johnny put singing left hook to
the jaw, which compelled the Jersey
City boy to hang on. frankie put
right swing to Coulon's jaw. They
traded lefts and rights to the body.
They were in a clinch at the bell and
Burns had shade.
Tenth Round-They shook hands and
Coulon put a light left to the stomach.
Burns came back with right to the
body. Each landed singing punches
to the kidneys and the referee had
trouble in breaking them Burns
planted a right to Coulon' head
Burns forced Coulon to the ropes and
landed lefts and rights to the jaw.
Burns put light left to jaw and Cou-
lon landed weak right to the body.
They were in clinch at the bell, but
the round went to Burns.