The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-30
HOW THE BIG AND LITTLE
MEN FOUGHT BY ROUNDS

Dillon anne out with a rush. leading
with left and right. but Moran got in
side the blows. They spared a bit,
Moran landing a straight left to the
face Jack rushed Frank, trying with
his overland right. but Frank blocked
later brushed Franks chin with a right
hook and planted ? solid left to the
ear. The Pittsburger answered with
his famous Mary Ann. but the Giant
Killer saw 1t coming in time to pull
away. Dillon hammered Franks body
with both hands al the end OF the round,
which he carried by a good margin.
They fought at close range coming
out for the second. The peculiar style
of the Giant Killer had Moran a bit
clustered. for Jack laid his head on
Franks breast and pep?ered away with
both hands to the body. Frank tried to
keep off his rushing antagonist with a
straight left. meanwhile setting for the
right, Three times Frank did connect
with his most reliable mitt. but none OF
the shots found the point. This was
Dillon's round by a shade.
Dillon Comes Right Back.
As they came together in the third
Frank connected p~rettily with a right
to the Jaw that shook Dillon TO his
toes. Dillon re;aliated with a light left
that brushed Franks face. The Pitts
burg fighter then faced Dillon in a
neutral corner. Again he connected
solidly with the right. Jack sagged at
the knees, Moran sprang in, shower
ing Dillon's head and face with well
placed rights. II looked as If Dillon
surely would 60 down. but he weathered
the gale by falling back on his ~favorite
crouch.
This respite revived the indianapolis
tvrhoon speedily, so speedily, indeed,
that whcn Jack rushed he caught Frank
unaware and whipped a tattoo of blows
to Moran's body without a return. This
rally. however. could not Offset Franks
earlier lead for the round,
Moran IL Wild In Fourth.
Frank had the better OF the early
part of the fourth, but Jack squared II
Just before the bell with a hard left
hook to the jaw that spun Moran half
way across the ring. Moran was trying
fur a knockout. but Dillon had the right
of his antagonist pretty well gagged.
Jack did some very clever blocking,
Moran was very wild in this round.
Dillon W. Moran "A terrific lacing
in the fifth round and sent the tow
Loaded hoy from the Smoky City to his
, corner covered with blood. This dam
age the little wildcat inflicted at close
quarters. Moran was wild with his
leads. while Dillon was as sure as
death. especially =, at close quarters.
lie kept peppering Franks face n Jaw
with uppercuts at close quarters. Every
time one landed 1t shot Franks head
back on his shoulderblades
Dillon kept working to the body at
long range. "A sort OF attack that took
the cool and confidential smile OF
Moran's bleeding lips.
Dillon Shifty In ststh.
Through the sixth Dillon continued
this most tantalizing attack, Evidently
ben on preventing Moran from setting.
he kept dancing about for his openings.
lie was 80 shifty that Frank appeared
bewildered at times.
Compare rcd to what had gone before
the seventh vas rather tame. There was
altogether too much wrestling, Moran
realized II was IN to him to land n
knockout. For almost a minute while
they were locked Frank tried valiantly
enough. hut little lack let his head
rock with the hlows and suffered little
harm One powerful right from Fra MI
did make jack rlinch and cling.
Moran seemed TO have lost some Of hi;