The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-08

tried to rattle Willard by talking. The
latter angrily replied in kind. Johnson
tapped the giants shoulder at the bell.
1t was a slow round.
ROUND TWELVE.
The negro opened with q left to the
body and a right to the jaw. In a
clinch he smashed Willard three times
with his left. Johnson then drove a
right to the body and a left to the
head. His blows apparently had no eff
feet on Willard. Wizards ear and
cheek were bleeding. He walked spry-
ly to his corner at the bell.
ROUND THIRTEEN.
Wizards body now was red from the
effects Of the punishment. The negro
ducktng under his opponents leads,
continued to play for the stomach.
Willard drove Johnson into a corner
and landed straight left to Johnson's
jaw. The negro Jared Willard with a
left hook to the jaw in return. He next
hooked his left to the white mans body,
repeating this blow a minute later. The
champion landed right and left to the
head as the bell ang
ROUND FOURTEEN.
The round opened with Willard rush
ing and missing a right uppercut. The
challenger was the aggressor and tried
to force the fighting. Johnson slammed
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son laughed. The negro was beginning
to miss his left. Willard drove a hard
right to J%ohnson's ear. The negro
smashed a hard left to the body at the
bell.
ROUND FIFTEEN.
The crowd kidded johnson who
rushed Willard to the and scored
five hard swings, remarking "What a
grand old man." Willard g%rinned at
h remark n also at the blows ac-
~companying it. The bell found both
pugiliStS fighting in the center of the
ring.
ROUND SIXTEEN.
Johnson missed a left to the head and
they clinched. The challenger blocked
the negroes rush. Amid much fighting,
the black man said Willard is a good
kid" n then rushed Jess to the ropes,
scoring two hard punches to the body.
The negro drove a terrific swing to
Wizards side. The challenger was a
trifle unsteady in going to his corner
at the end of this round.
ROUND SEVENTEEN.
Johnson hooked a left to his oppo-
nent's jaw and a right uppercut to the
same place. Willard landed a right to
Johnson's body n a left to the head.
Willard again scored a right to the
body and blocked the negro's return.
Jack drove Willard to a corner and
landed two swings to the head. John
son again hooked a right to the body
and followed it up with two punches to
the head.
ROUND EIGHTEEN.
After playing a tattoo on Wizards
chest and stomach, the negro drove
Willard to the corner, where che negro
! smashed him twice IN the jaw. Will
lard's leads We're easily picked off by
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landed a straight left to Johnson's face
and a right swing to the jaw. At the
bell Johnson landed a punch to the
body and another to the jaw.
ROUND NINETEEN.
Both pugilists slowed up a bit. Will
lard now was the aggressor. Johnson
stood in the middle of the ring and
blocked Wizards blows. During the
first minute not a single hard punch
vine Wizards every lead. The Negro
then started a rally, landing two lefts
to the body and a right to the jaw.
ROUND TWENTY.
Willard opened the round with two
light blows to the Negroes face. The
latter laughed and said, Lead again
kid" Willard did and smiled also. The
crowd around the ring yelled. Hurry
up, we want to see the races" Willard
stabbed and paved the air until he
landed a swing on the Negroes jaw. The
negro Immediately cut loose and they
battled across the ring. The crowd went
frantic when Willard drove a hard righi
and left to the negro's body at the bell
ROUND TWENTY-ONE.
After a minute of posing and ~feintins
Johnson hooked his left to Wizards
body and sent a right swing to tht
head. Willard replied with a straigh'
left to the negro's face. Jack rushed
out Willard protected himself we'll ant
they fell into a clinch. Johnson walked
around the ring. Willard missed a RICH