New Britain herald., 1915-04-17

Savers did not look so feeble, but was much distressed, and, unless some lucky accident could retrieve his for tune, defeat stared him surely in the face. Heenan led and planted his favorite hit on the mouth, while Say CTS countered on the left cheek. Hee- nan went at him like a mad tiger, hit him on the mouth, and as he ran to escape. delivered another chopping lick upon his stepping back Again they received the cleansing offices of the sponge, and that being over, Hee- nan stepped forward, but Savers re- tired and partly ran. Heenan fol- lowed quickly, discharged a hit on back of the neck, and, as Savers turned to fight, he hit against the ropes, and, as he fell, rabbed for him and then caught him a terrific uppercut, Whereupon the champion sank to earth.
 29-Sayers came up very weak at the knees. and almost staggering. Heenan rushed over to his side of the ring after him, and began to fight briskly. Savers tried to get away. Heenan followed, caught him with one of his his old left handlers. which lev eled him at the ropes.
 Heenan Takes Tumble.
 30-Sayers came up spiritedly, and gathered himself handsomely, let fly with his left, and caught Heenan on the mouth. The Boy" pressed for ward but caught it with great severity again. (Cheers for Sayers.) Heenan rushed forward, but the blow passed over the shoulder, Savers catching him heavily on the mouth, went down, amid great cheering. This was very severe round for Heenan, who bled freely, but there was not a man on the ground who did not admire the sound gameness which he displayed in following up the sharpest and most damaging cuts.
 31-Sayers walk ed over to Heenan's corner and opened the campaign him. self. AS quick as thought he planted a sharp cut on Heenan's mouth, fol- lowed by light touch on the left cheek, and then went down.
 32-Heenan led off, but Savers got away, and as blood was flowing from Heenan's serious cuts all the while, he paused to be sponged off. They came together. Savers was the first with a light tap. The round ended by Heenan measuring his adversary handsomely, hitting him down by tremendous blow on the nose.
 33-While the two men squared away, the thought to make a diversion in favor of the champion by an outcry of Police! Police!" in hope that Heenan, as stranger, might be struck with alarm, and either be induced in natural panic to jump over the ropes, and thus forfeit the fight, or turn his l. A-I~c might get at his fit eye. Heenan had been forwarned of the intended dodge. He only fought on the fiercer. They had ding-dong, give and take, fight ing in the ancient style. Blood flowed freely from them both and they stopped several times to be sponged. crowd, and the pretended effort to keep back the police. Heenan got sharply on the nose of Savers. The latter caught Eeenan on the mouth, drawing blood. Savers seemed to freshen up and went after Heenan. But the Boy" caught him and floored him with a square knockdown blow. (1O0 to 20 on Heenan.)
 34-Sayers came up weak. Heenan went up to him and hit at him, then closed upon him for a fall As they fell Sayer*s right hand became free to play on Heenan's left eye. It began to close. Savers was thrown with Heenan on top.
 35-Sayers rushed in. The round ended by Heenan seizing Savers in his arms and throwing him clean to the earth as if he was g. frog.
 36-Heenan was not damaged in his left eye. he went after Savers like a tiger. Right and left he gave him, first on the mouth, then on the right cheek, then hit him against the ropes After separation and sponging, he went at him, but caught it on the mouth, and lost much blood. He pressed on. Savers went down to avoid.
 Trying to Scare Heenan. 37-The cry of police was deafening from Savers side. Heenan looked only at his man. He hit him on the back as he ran to his corner, and as Savers struck back and missed, he seized him around the neck and held him in the air. Savers seized Heenan by the cheek and pulled at the sore | and flabby folds most painfully. Heenan lost his hold Savers slipping down.
 3S-It was now plain from the ! noise around Savers corner, that his party was trying to bring the fight to close and save him the belt. Hee- nan kept to work, Mcdonald steering him with judicious steadiness. As the ring was on the point of being broken in, he went up to his man. He hit Savers as he pleased, finally seizing Savers by the neck. He bent his head under his arm, held him there against the ropes completely at l his mercy. Left to himself, Savers H. h al al1c-n 4l.--