Sixth Round. Roth men landed
lght lefts and Sullivan's nose was
bleeding again. The champion was
beginning to look tired, for he missed
a heavy right aimed for the jaw. Cor
bet took plenty of time and used the
ntire ring to make the meneuver in.
He landed a left on the stomach and
1 u;u lied the champion on the face. A
hft'e later there was a heavy exchange
ot lefts on 'he head and Sullivan seem
ed to be a::-iy and tapped his oppo
nent with his left hand. Corbett
landed bl r.vs on the head and ran
a n ay. Th- men were in the center
"t th ring and it began to look like
s me ol the light was out of Sullivan's
1. ath. Corbett landed a heavy left
'i Sully's head and the champion
went to corner looking tired.
Seventh Round. Corbett walked
light up to Sully and barely avoided a
left-hand punch. The champion was
jiving his hardest for a right on the
jtw but foxy Corbett sent in a hot
shot from the left on the nose. He
j.'.bbed Sullivan continually on the
nr and in this round the blood
t nved frei'v. Corbett was rheere.l
' the eel- for his skillful fighting.
..II.
lilivan s
nly hope was looked for
Lorn his l.eavr
right. Sullivan was
IVC(1 on Lie ropes by a heavy right
.! the jaw and as the gong sounded
he received a heavy left on "the jaw.
