The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1903, Page 1

; } SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SAT JEFFRIES WINS = FIGHT | oantts furnished 62,600 5 THE BIG F The Present Champion Defeats, Corbett in the Tenth Round-- REMAKING Latter no Match for the Boilermaker Sites ag ee Ey tention that the battle of Ber [ton, Vt, #0 called, war as aw ter of thet fought at Walk mins We wah | ie munty,and that the histe SAN FRANCIACO, Aum. 16 Jand the wtutting te a OW jon James J |The referee examines the glowe and! ine pevoiution grit ' Tetained his title to the says to proceed with the fight, Jet) civing tb M e ghamplonahip deit by putt ftruck Corbett In the pit of the st0™|Tooation and the honor | Char rbett out of ach wihle Corbett: was han "lie the Hoosick Hintort | tr ma the flaht at] Jeet fointed with the right and struck |; held appropriate | » fon, after a gruel- | Corbett up with hard lett to body Jett! Sottises on the battlearound } Hog thane last night held his arma down so as to be a| Walloomeack Corbett absolutely no matoh | position to fight freely when his op The battleground v arr 4 for the champ the fight was | ponent clinched. ‘The gons * with falge and an ad appropri never In doubt after the first two | but the referee sianaily to de ate to the oon * red by founds, Jeffries simply played with | round while the glove wae being re | County Judge ‘Tiers y j Corbett and Ut ler was that | placed Corbett ong as he did, At the ninth the ape ROUND FIVE tators waw that Corbett was near- | ly “all ta,” and tm the tenth, before | the round was half oy seconde requested Re to award the fight to ovder to save Corbett trom punishment The moat remarkable feature of the fight was t Corbett went Into clinch, Corbett t's | landed left on temple. Again Corbett , ey | landed Jett bet landed left and in | right on face a hed. Jert hi erer | hard high over Corbett's guard, and landed left to face. Corbett seemed to be hurt. Corbett ecored with wonderful tm-l/and right or provement shown by Jeffries over | seamed je form in previous battles. Cor-jatraight to face. Jeff backs away ett landed frequentiy on his oppo- land laughs Jeff keeps boring tn. THE VICTOR ———— | WIPE OF PROSECUTING ATTOR NEY SCOTT OI£D0 AT W. T. Beott, wite Attorney Scott, pa Promecut daway a e thie morni o &. Mre. Hoott has been an in for many months, and whi her death was not entirely unex pected, it si the oc n of © sadness among @ large number a to whom Mrs. Hoot w 4 by her charming personality Beott leaves a daughter two sons, well known as Foun@ people of Reattle was born in Indiana, and was yeare of age. BIG CROWD lecease RULE AT THE MEADOWS A crowd of fully inne Carrick, the ed the aport, Ht sisb ar held the Web between the bookies and down to two small hits, and Close finishes were the ked day. Im the fifth race of th JAMES J. JEFFRIES Cambaceres made a fen i tin tan seve ~ - — } In the 2:16 trot, which preceded and nent, but there was no steam in his | They clinched as gong sounds. Con-| ree, running card, Mack | made the rune that won the gume blows and Jefirtes never showed the|teet so far slightly in favor of Jett HE me wen, bie tune wt heat nx the ninth that Carrick Jeast sign of distress. The fight wee! ioe 14%, & hall se t lewe t y we ‘e got carchem cece Grane weoiet emned overt ROUND SIX lthe track rece Pir, cons chert ean a onait tea} a gathered at a ‘Frisco ringside Jett rushed and ¢ Resulte hard luck roixed Gp with the care he seconds for vies were Wily | from @ brace of lefts. Jeff followed. |..5'% furlonge—Pepper Bauce » =| ae Delaney, Jack Jeffries. Bob Fitssi-| Corbett clinching. Corbett knocked | Montoye second, Heciprocity third Deore by mone and Joe Kennedy ‘to the floor by a terrific left ‘Time, 1:26 324. | 1 6788-REE For Corbett the seconds were Tom-| jaw. He «ot up at the © Five furlonge—Giadys Wet! w seatti ooeeeeeoo 1 8 my Bean, _Joak Kenny, Tom Corbett | jere emashed left to stomach, ved pew aus Blond | nd. 000 4 D1 0S-—4 8 1 and Sam Berger Corhett changed to nm | thir ‘time. Corbett and Jeftries wore both at! yi¢e sends Ine left « iz furlongs Thishe wen. MyTt*] oa games RUBBED wnat as jen aunties 4 ease sch. ee olin cond, Dr, Sherman UMird. Time, | | ie When Billy Jordan an 1 COM | upperoute Jeff. € a : ANGEL TWIRLERS | bett there was great appta tag. Mle ¢ 2 and one-sinteenth At & isco—Oakiand 7, San Champion Jeffries recetved @ similar | pon” | Caronel ne Time, 1:46% | rtd of lon. + furlon ler won Saroctt took the northwest comer| ROUND SEVEN is Phitippina second, Seria’ third] Sentle 8 tae Anwelen @ > | ail oh the Shek nd Jettrion the southenst- | Jett tore off after Corbett and a: at | a: ininuage park, and all the pitchers “ Lost. P.« ue Geomes -* to Kim near ropes and swung left to/ Chartey Retity could have trotted cut! Lae Anaeion “ «3 spected ex 5a soe rite, Corbett backs ropes, Cor. " Shave done him no good As) Ban Franctece iT] on bes tends. The Lad wd | bett threw head low and sent hard lit wam, they gave two of Mr. Reilly's) Saeramente 1 eo 4 all right one to ribs, Jeff innds hard left to| fere wuch ® trouncing.| Portland 5a ‘ 478 ROUND ONE jaw. Hanging ether. Corbett 4y and yoody's little | Reatt 5 6 rr ‘ Bhouted “He can't knock me out.” the Beattie bench clowted | Oakland ? 298 ‘orbet lands o ribs « a ne Eta left to TIPS | Long clingh with Graney trying to mG t the ball fi ennt one safe ~ separate them. Corbett catches Jett} h “ aly! The r annual omens hard left to Jaw. Jett Im tear-| KAW RIVER 18 RAPIDLY RIGING| oo pimeeit dow ning round the] ot Wi Modern Busin cee gether ing jolt to ribs, Jett Caught Cor-| Keen after he had ewntted the bail. | Was he ening at t Sn epoerout in | Dett hearty jolt to Jaw. 4 asap CITY—OT REET | ror times be Was at ‘nd four} theater o were 6 Fel AR TRAFFIC STOPPED mes he hit the ba ate ones. Jett backed ROUND EIGHT. Sues tne tinoetand tet far ove landed jeft i ; nce he knock . wo te a feet. Corbett swur Jett came from corner with lowered | pA NSA CITY. M eS right-field femee that it hasn't bee They clinched. Jeff | head. Corbett smashed him full in the| ne Kaw river rampew 8 | tous AFTER SIX TONIGHT six-foot rise now eat damage. The three feet under this morning, A coming threate west bottoms were + last nlebt 4 ther hed Corbett | face. to ropes, Clinched. Corbett lands hard right on ribs. They were in a clinch at the bell. Round was an They clinch | After the break Jeff sent in one of thoes front heart-breaking puoches on the heart. Jefe wine. fix pontoons in the army bridge even one, tut Corbett seerne to have | ROUND NINE em ae ee adm narrow escape trom Jef uv ? wevee ene’ Maer | swings. It was evident that Cor-| Jt is a wonder how Corbett atanda| tie bridges all of which bett was but a child tn Jeffs hands. | Jeffs blows, Corbett gets in snappy danger. It is closed t ROUND TWO Aen Corbett fighting penstituly [regen “ but not hurting Jeff. Gallery cheer ing him wildly. Jeff siowing up. ys are ped and the water He ts tired but not dased. fe backing through the weet bot ROUND TEN tom After a series of clinches Corbett | ‘They run into a climen. Jeff rusher Corbett to ropes. where they broke Corbett had t tap in It fon to get out of Jeffs way were two oF three cline Corbett are betw the two Kar gore down with a left on the stoma He was up within count Joff ianded gether. The first of} the finishing blows was a solar plenus jolt wihch landed mach | Corbett 4 A ug t to f Again he went within count Jeff reached birn with « right, fair~| RUSSIANS WILL PUNIGH MUR cake ee | ee Or Tue MONASTIA| Prhile the count Has going on UL ROUND THREE Mes yen femoed texto ting ond) ‘They ca together in a clinch |t2Fe* UD & sponge as & token of de-| ST. PETE sURG Ave. 16. The feat. ffictal Mem JUST A FEW NAILS | from Siebanope announcing that. squadron of the Russian Mack « fleet has been ordered to sail t als for bide for what f© anid w . ee to be the iarge: or of aatlavqver | SDN waters for (Re purpess of and Jett used strength to Corbett away, Corbett war with a heart punch ageir shouldered into « clinoh. Jeff fe lowing Corb around the Corbett lands another heart Jeff comes back left on at 4 fought foully. They clinched. | made on the Pacific coast, were im- | Oo, ne the . punishment every while tn citneh. orhett on be . with another left hamplor arying| ‘The Pacific Const Lumber Manu ROUND FOUR «it te to be used in the con-| the adjournment of the Trane ® erament buildings | st congress tn ® They bumped tagother | © Pt * The b Will prominent bumbersses he ropes. 5 iacdware hae Te- od to ge to the Tawoma meeting HISTORY) AT RACES CLOSE FINISHES WERE THE! ™* _™cetr The Seattle Star, URDAY, AUGUST 15, 90% FIGURES IN THE FEUD GASE A. Hh. HARGIS, He in the thitt county, Kentueky, and the re mited leader which ts involved In the feud trou *. He ie pow trial at thianw, K | charged with the aneassination of Attorney J. Bo Maroum, Margie is taking @ great interest tn the trial : pas WM Dene }tifut wedding be my wan used. Wileoe was Howan acted 4 on under a beau and the ring cer ridemmaid rnaple were ‘ a ne useful ly! Pr ; liprements. 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Brewster May 21, 1891 Corbett-Jackson ..Ban ¥ wee #1 > Ary - Mar. 2 1992 Fits. Maher New Orieans rr John Dufty Sept, 7, 1892 Corbett-Sullivan .New Orleans 21 Corbett Jobn ceay Mar. 8. 1808 Pite-Hail ew Orleat 4 Fitzsimmons Jove Dasy Jan. 25, 1696 Corbett - Mitchell ksonvilte . Join Kelley Feb. 21, 1896 Pitz. Mat +: eaenaniions Geo. Biler ,. rT Fite: Sharkey & Sharkey Wyatt Earp Mar, 17, 1897 Pite-Corbett 14 Fitzsimmons. Counted out Geo. Siler June 19, 1999 Jeffries. Fits it Knock-out Chas, White Now. 9, 1899 Jeffries-Bharkey ey Inland a Dectabor Geo, Bile May ti, 1900 Jeftries-Corbett ney Isiand 2 Knock-out Chas, White Aum. 24, 1900 Pits Sharkey ne. Knoek-out {Oeo. Siler Ave 30, 4 Corbett- McCoy Kne Chas. White Nev. 16, 1 Jeffriee-K Jeffries Kr Harry Corbett July 26, 1 Jettries-F 8 Jeffries Kn BA. Grantey AE DNAS A UN le RORY OY A ER I ERO RI CTE Hutchinson Suit Sale Saturday Closes Our $10 Suit Sale We have been selling high priced Kensington summer suits for $10. 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