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VOL. X
THE DALLES, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 18. 1897
NO 57
CORBETT WHIPPED
Knocked Out in the Four
teenth by a Body Blow.
FITZSIMMOXS IS THE CHAMPION
Corliett I'rovrs tlio More Scluuceil, bat
l'ltzsiniimiiiR IVliiH by His Greater
l'ovcrs of Knduruuce.
Fitzsininions arrives in the rinp at
11:59, nnd is followed half a minute
later by Corbett. Both men are wildly
applauded by the crowd. Behind Cor
bett are Charlie White, Deluney, Jeffries,
McVey, Joe Corbett, Billy Woods and
Al Hampton. In Fitz' eorner are
Julian, Stelznor and Hickey. Billy
Madden announces the time-keepers.
Fitz walks leisurely around the ring and
chate pleasantly with all the people in
close proximity to the ropes. Corbett
does a little jig step in his corner. Both
men look in the finest shape.
Billy Muldoou feels Fitz, aBtiug,
"Hollo, Fitz, how are you?"
Fitz says: "Oh, bloody fine."
Madden introduced the referee, and
the men proceed to strip. Fitz looks
light, but is a bunch of muscles. Cor
bett looks easily fifteen pounds heavier,
and his skin as well ub Fitz' looks like
polished mahogany.
FlTZSlMMONS JAS
The men are now donning the gloves,
and Fitz refuses to shake hands.
Time called at 12:07.
First round Sparring for an opening,
Fi'z, forcing Corbett to corner, tries a
left Bwing, which Jim ducks cleverly.
Jim Binding, Fitz very aggressive, and
lands a light one on Corbett's neck.
Jim feints, and lands a left hook on the
Btomach ; follows with a left hook on
Fitz' jaw. They clinch, but no damage
done in the break-away. Corbett lands
aright swing on Fitz' ribs; clinch, no
damage in the break. Fitz lands left on
Jim's head. Jim lands a hard right on
Fitz' short ribs. Thov clinch, and Fitz
lands a heavy right hand on Jim's head.
Jiui 6ays "Oh," and laughs. Jim lands
his right on Fitz' ribs, as the gong
eounds.
Second round Corbett advances to
the center; forces it for a minute. They
clinch and no damage is done in the
brenk-awuy. Fitz falls short on right
and left swings. More clinching. Jim
is very cautious and looking for the
slightest opening, Jim lands two still'
left swings on Fitz' head. Fitz swings
left and right and lands lightly on Cor
bett's head. The fighting ia of a rapid
character, and both men are very lively
on their feet. Jim lands a hard left
round jab on Fitz' stomach, and follows
t with another in the same place. He
is jabbing Fitz hard right and left on the
body when the bell rings.
Third round Corbett starts right on,
with that hard left hook on the body,
itz gets Bavago and tries his left and
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little damage. Corbott lands another
left jab on Bob's wind and follows with
a right short on the.ribs. Jim clinches,
porbett lands his right hard over the
heart. Fitz knocks it up and puts the
heel of his glove in Corbett's face. In
ho clinch Jim keeps his right working
like a piston rod on Fitz' ribe. They
clinch and Fitz strikes in the break
away as the gong Bounds. Fitz Beema
anxious to continue, but Corbett laugh
ingly sticks his right (dove in Fitz' face
and they g0 to the corners.
Fourth round Corbett, rushing, lands
no left again on body ; Fitz is ahort
h?i 1,18 Ioft Fi,z follows "P with a
8 "Wit on Jim's stomach, and in the
clinch roughs it again. They are fight
ing ut a terrific rate and it is a beautiful
contest. Fitz rushes.aud Jim moots him
" ft stiff right hand short on the
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hitting and roughing it in the break
aways. Corbett is by long odds making
the cleverer fight. He is playing sys
tematically with right and left on body.
An exchange of lefts at the head as time
is called.
Round 5 Corbett lands his left on
Fitz' jaw, and again that left goes on the
jaw. Filz' blows ha 'e plenty of steam
behind them, but are not as frequent as
Corbett's. They clinch and exchange
compliments with one arm loose. Cor
bott leads a very slow left. Fitz lands
his left on Jim's neck. Jim throws a
stiff half round with his left on Fitz'
nose, drawiug first blood. They mix it
and Corbett has the better of it. Cor
bett lands another stiff right on the
body and left on the chin. This round
is in favor of Corbett.
Round G They clinch and Fitz tries
to wrestle Corbett down. Loud cries of
"Oh!" "Ob!" Corbett lands a light
left jab on the face. Fitz counters on
the jaw. Corbett uppercuts fiercely
with the right and has Fitz going. Fitz
is literally covered with blood, but iB
fighting like a demon. Corbett is show
ing signs of the fast work. Fitz is down
on one knee and takes the time limit.
He is full of fight on arising. Corbett is
slaughtering him with uppercuts. Cor
bett's leads are a little wild, and he
misses many well-intended blows. Time
is called with Fitz looking very much
the worse for wear and Corbett puffing.
Round 7 Corbett forcing, misses left
swings at the head, and Corbett upper
cuts Fitz again on the face. Fitz is
bleeding again, but is fighting like a lion.
They are both looking for a knock-out
blow. Jim lands light left on Fitz' sore
mouth. Fitz misses right and left
swing. Fitz tries a left swing, which is
ducked by Corbett and countered with
a heavy right over the heart. Corbett
is very tired. Fitz looks like a stuck
bullock but is as strong as the other
man.
Round 8 Fitz iB forcing it. An ex
change, but no damage. Fitz misses
his left and is lifted off his his feet by a
straight left jab 'rom Corbett on ' the
mark. Fitz is doing all the forcing this
round. Fitz tries a right-hand cross,
but Corbett ducks. Fitz lands his left
on Corbett's face and Corbett counters
with a right on the body. They spar for
wind. Fitz tries his hard right at Cor
bett's head but is countered heavily on
the jaw with Corbett's good left. Fitz
has the worst of this round when the
gong sounds.
Round 9 Long-range sparring, both
very active on their feet. Fitz lands be
low the belt and is cautioned by Siler.
Corbett lauds a stiff on Fitz' wind.
Fitz rushes Corbett, but does very little
damage. Jim is jabbing and clinches,
upper-cutting on the breakaway. Fitz
landB a very hard left-hand swing on
OnrKfitt's Jaw and tries a right cross, but
Jim ia inaide. Fitz again tries a right
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cross but is short. He is landing more
often than Corbett now.
Round 10 Fitz spits the blood out of
his mouth and tries a hard left swing at
Corbett head. Fitz comes back with
stiff left and right and right on Jtm's
head and body. He ia very much cooler
and stronger than Corbett is at this
stage. Corbett stops a left awing with a
straight left on the month. Fitz is
bleeding rapidly, but forces Corbett
back, apparently being the stronger
man. They mix it up, and honors are
about even. Both are fighting hard.
Fitz catches Corbett around the back
and drags him to" the ropes. When
time is called, Corbett lauds lightly on
Fitz' mouth. Corbett's blows are lack
in force, but he is fighting yerv cautious
ly. Round 11 A clinch. Corbett lands
his right on the ribs and is countered
with a left jab on the chin. Fitz is clev
er in general for Corbett's left, but is
like a bear in strength. Corbett misses
a half round on. the jaw, Fitz lands a
hard left straight on Corbett's face.
They clinch and Fitz crosses with his
right. In the clinch they mix it and
Fitz has decidedly the better of the
roughing. Fitz fights Corbett to his
corner and has him weak as the gong
sounds.
Round 12 Corbett uses a left; it
missed and is countered on the face.
Fitz is bent on rushing it, but Corbett
iB keeping away. Fitx gets the worst of
it in the rush. More clinching. Cor
bett lands his left on Fitz' sore nose and
follows with a half round on the body.
He forces Fitz to the ropes and smashes
him hard on the short ribs. Fitz spits
copiously wada of blood. Corbett ia now
rushing it and lands one, two and left on
the Australian's face.
Round 13 Fitz lands his right short
on Corbett's ribs and a left on the jaw.
Jim finds Fitz' wind again with his left;
Fitz rushes Jim over to his corner, but
does very little damage. Corbett jabs
Fitz lightly on the head and is back
again with the same 'band at the body.
Corbett iB sparring beautifully and duck
ing out of aome very dangerous positions.
Fitz lands his left straight and hard on
Jim's face. Fitz tries that hard right
hand swing, but it does not good. Jim's
glove is in Fitz face when Madden
pushes the button.
Round 14 Corbett8 lead blocked.
Jim lands that left jab again on Fitz-.
Simmons' head. Counters with a ter
rible right swing on Corbett's neck, and
has Corbett going back for a few
moments. Fitz lands a terrible left
handed jab ou Corbett's stomach and he
goes to his knees with a frigtitful look of
agony ou his face. The timekeeper
calls out the seconds one, two, three,
four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
but Corbett comes to his feet. Ho rush
es at Fitz and endeavors to strike him.
There is a terrible uproar : the decision
has not been given yet. George Siler
decides that Fitz wins, the blow that
did the busines landed over Corbett's
heart and he collapsed. The last round
lasted just one minute and forty-five
seconds.
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