The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-17

fight had burned up much of his energy. That was obvious to all at the ringside. The fierce aggressive ness of the early rounds was gone; the fearful power was gone from his swings. But, just the same, continued to wage a careful battle. I was still fresh and strong and could afford to play a waiting game a few more rounds John L., even then. was too dangerous and too wonderful a fighter to hold in con tempt, no matter what his apparent condition.
 In Mondays chapter appeared the round-by-round description of the first three rounds taken from com bination of newspaper clippings Rounds four to thirteen inclusive were in yesterdays article. Here follows rounds fourteen to nineteen:
 ROUND FOURTEEN
 Sullivan led but again it was the same old story. Corbett side-step- ped out of range, catching Sullivan with a left hand counter to the face. Sullivan landed an open left handed slap on Corbett's face and Corbett at once got home a stiff left to the mouth. Sullivan placed an open left handler on Corbett's neck and Cor bett shot a left to Sullivan's injured nose. sCorbett no longer was indulg- ing in runaway tactics. He was standing in close and doing as much, if not more fighting that John l.. But Corbett always managed to keep just out of Sullivan's range and whenever the champion moved in close to the Californian, the latter merely ducked or estepped his leads and at once countered with a iab to the face or to the stomach.
 ROUND FIFTEEN
 Sullivan came out for this round seemingly much refreshed in spirit and at once opened up with some right hand leads to Sulliyan's face. Each fell short and in return Cor, bett landed two rights to Sullivan's face. Corbett landed clean left on Sullivan's stomach without a counter. Sullivan stepped forward for a lead but before he could move his hand Corbett smashed him in the face with a left. Sullivan tapped with an open left and received a straight left handler on his sore nose. Corbett then began to walk around Sullivan and every time the big fel- low led Corbett's side step took him out of danger. The last punch in that round was a left to Sullivan's stomach.
 ROUND SIXTEEN
 Sullivan came out with swollen left eye and a bleeding nose. He walked into left. Then he tried to swing. Corbett put another left to the nose and followed with a stiff left to the stomach. The latter blow made Sullivan vince. Sullivan led and clinch followed. Sullivan hit twice while in the clinch and cries of foul" were heard. As they came out of the clinch, hot rally followed and Corbett sent a smash ing right handler to Sullivan's lip splitting it.
 ROUND SEVENTEEN
 Sullivan was slow in coming from his corner but he got to the center of the ring he made two leads. Botf were short and each time Corbetl landed a left to the face. Corbett then bombarded Sullivan's stomach and landed several heavy blows. Dur ing the rest of the round the fighting was spiritless, neither man attempt ing to do much forcing. What little fighting was done, was by Corbett
 ROUND EIGHTEEN
 Corbett opened the round with g left to Sullivan's face. When the champion rushed the Californian, the latter backed away and then charged at the on-rushing Sullivan and smash ed him on the nose. A moment later Corbett landed a left to Sullivan's ribs A left to Sullivan's face fol lowed and then Corbett began tt pepper the face and body of the champion with left handlers. A blow to the face was followed by righ' swing to the ribs and then same two straight lefts to Sullivan's mouth. 4 second later when Sullivan attempted to rush he was backed up with 2 left handler to the face. The round ended with Corbett sending left tt Sullivan's face.
 ROUND NINETEEN
 Sullivan landed a light tap oper handed on Corbett's breast. He tried another with the closed fist but Cor bett was out of range. Corbett ther hurried in and landed a left twice in fast succession on Sullivan's stom ach It was like two drum taps Corbett followed this up with an other to the same place and as Sui livan rushed, Corbett stopped hin with three red hot smashes to the