James J. Jeffries vs. Peter Jackson - Revision history

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	"Jim Jeffries of Los Angeles easily defeated Peter Jackson in the third round tonight at Woodward's Pavilion. Jackson did not make much of a showing after the first round. He displayed some of his old-time cleverness in ducking and jabbing with his left, but could not hit hard enough to stop the rushes of his younger and stronger antagonist. Jeffries showed considerable improvement in cleverness, using his hands with both judgement and precision. The second round was lively until Peter got a hard swing on the jaw, which sent him down on his back. He arose only to go down again from the same blow and was saved by the bell. Jackson came up looking fairly fresh in the third round, but soon received a hard left on the jaw, which made him run helplessly about the ring. Another blow from Jeffries sent him against the ropes, where he hung unable to lift his hands. Jeffries stepped back awaiting the recovery of his opponent, but Peter was plainly out, the referee stepped between them and declared Jeffries the winner." ~~-The Nebraska State Journal~~<br>		"Jim Jeffries of Los Angeles easily defeated Peter Jackson in the third round tonight at Woodward's Pavilion. Jackson did not make much of a showing after the first round. He displayed some of his old-time cleverness in ducking and jabbing with his left, but could not hit hard enough to stop the rushes of his younger and stronger antagonist. Jeffries showed considerable improvement in cleverness, using his hands with both judgement and precision. The second round was lively until Peter got a hard swing on the jaw, which sent him down on his back. He arose only to go down again from the same blow and was saved by the bell. Jackson came up looking fairly fresh in the third round, but soon received a hard left on the jaw, which made him run helplessly about the ring. Another blow from Jeffries sent him against the ropes, where he hung unable to lift his hands. Jeffries stepped back awaiting the recovery of his opponent, but Peter was plainly out, the referee stepped between them and declared Jeffries the winner."<br>
	[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=kJJWAAAAIBAJ&sjid=gkENAAAAIBAJ&pg=5896,5688061&dq=jim+jeffries+peter+jackson&hl=en Lawrence Daily World - March 23, 1898]~~<br><br>~~		[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=kJJWAAAAIBAJ&sjid=gkENAAAAIBAJ&pg=5896,5688061&dq=jim+jeffries+peter+jackson&hl=en Lawrence Daily World - March 23, 1898]
	Other than exhibitions, this was Jackson's first known fight in over five years. BoxRec has Jackson fighting Gustav Wilkie in 1895, but Cyber Boxing Zone claims that was [[Human:452051\|another Peter Jackson]].<br>
			Other than exhibitions, this was Jackson's first known fight in over five years. BoxRec has Jackson fighting Gustav Wilkie in 1895, but [[Cyber Boxing Zone Encyclopedia\|Cyber Boxing Zone]] claims that was [[Human:452051\|another Peter Jackson]].<br>
	[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/jackson.htm Peter Jackson's record at Cyber Boxing Zone]		[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/jackson.htm Peter Jackson's record at Cyber Boxing Zone]

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	"Jim Jeffries of Los Angeles easily defeated Peter Jackson in the third round tonight at Woodward's Pavilion. Jackson did not make much of a showing after the first round. He displayed some of his old-time cleverness in ducking and jabbing with his left, but could not hit hard enough to stop the rushes of his younger and stronger antagonist. Jeffries showed considerable improvement in cleverness, using his hands with both judgement and precision. The second round was lively until Peter got a hard swing on the jaw, which sent him down on his back. He arose only to go down again from the same blow and was saved by the bell. Jackson came up looking fairly fresh in the third round, but soon received a hard left on the jaw, which made him run helplessly about the ring. Another blow from Jeffries sent him against the ropes, where he hung unable to lift his hands. Jeffries stepped back awaiting the recovery of his opponent, but Peter was plainly out, the referee stepped between them and declared Jeffries the winner."<br>		"Jim Jeffries of Los Angeles easily defeated Peter Jackson in the third round tonight at Woodward's Pavilion. Jackson did not make much of a showing after the first round. He displayed some of his old-time cleverness in ducking and jabbing with his left, but could not hit hard enough to stop the rushes of his younger and stronger antagonist. Jeffries showed considerable improvement in cleverness, using his hands with both judgement and precision. The second round was lively until Peter got a hard swing on the jaw, which sent him down on his back. He arose only to go down again from the same blow and was saved by the bell. Jackson came up looking fairly fresh in the third round, but soon received a hard left on the jaw, which made him run helplessly about the ring. Another blow from Jeffries sent him against the ropes, where he hung unable to lift his hands. Jeffries stepped back awaiting the recovery of his opponent, but Peter was plainly out, the referee stepped between them and declared Jeffries the winner." -The Nebraska State Journal<br>
	[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=kJJWAAAAIBAJ&sjid=gkENAAAAIBAJ&pg=5896,5688061&dq=jim+jeffries+peter+jackson&hl=en Lawrence Daily World - March 23, 1898]<br><br>		[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=kJJWAAAAIBAJ&sjid=gkENAAAAIBAJ&pg=5896,5688061&dq=jim+jeffries+peter+jackson&hl=en Lawrence Daily World - March 23, 1898]<br><br>
	Other than exhibitions, this was Jackson's first known fight in over five years. BoxRec has Jackson fighting Gustav Wilkie in 1895, but Cyber Boxing Zone claims that was [[Human:452051\|another Peter Jackson]].<br>		Other than exhibitions, this was Jackson's first known fight in over five years. BoxRec has Jackson fighting Gustav Wilkie in 1895, but Cyber Boxing Zone claims that was [[Human:452051\|another Peter Jackson]].<br>
	[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/jackson.htm Peter Jackson's record at Cyber Boxing Zone]		[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/jackson.htm Peter Jackson's record at Cyber Boxing Zone]

Earl at 19:31, 16 August 2012

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	"Jim Jeffries of Los Angeles easily defeated Peter Jackson in the ~~3rd~~ round tonight at Woodward's Pavilion. Jackson did not make much of a showing after the ~~1st~~ round. He displayed some of his old-time cleverness in ducking and jabbing with his left, but could not hit hard enough to stop the rushes of his younger and stronger antagonist. Jeffries showed considerable ~~imrovement~~ in cleverness, using his hands with both judgement and precision. The ~~2nd~~ round was lively until Peter got a hard swing on the jaw, which sent him down on his back. He arose only to go down again from the same blow and was saved by the bell. Jackson came up looking fairly fresh in the ~~3rd~~ round, but soon received a hard left on the jaw, which made him run helplessly about the ring. Another blow from Jeffries sent him against the ropes, where he hung unable to lift his hands. Jeffries stepped back awaiting the recovery of his opponent, but Peter was plainly out, the referee stepped between them and declared Jeffries the winner." -~~The Nebraska State Journal~~		"Jim Jeffries of Los Angeles easily defeated Peter Jackson in the third round tonight at Woodward's Pavilion. Jackson did not make much of a showing after the first round. He displayed some of his old-time cleverness in ducking and jabbing with his left, but could not hit hard enough to stop the rushes of his younger and stronger antagonist. Jeffries showed considerable improvement in cleverness, using his hands with both judgement and precision. The second round was lively until Peter got a hard swing on the jaw, which sent him down on his back. He arose only to go down again from the same blow and was saved by the bell. Jackson came up looking fairly fresh in the third round, but soon received a hard left on the jaw, which made him run helplessly about the ring. Another blow from Jeffries sent him against the ropes, where he hung unable to lift his hands. Jeffries stepped back awaiting the recovery of his opponent, but Peter was plainly out, the referee stepped between them and declared Jeffries the winner."<br>
			[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=kJJWAAAAIBAJ&sjid=gkENAAAAIBAJ&pg=5896,5688061&dq=jim+jeffries+peter+jackson&hl=en Lawrence Daily World - March 23, 1898]<br><br>
	*This was Jackson's first known fight in five years		Other than exhibitions, this was Jackson's first known fight in over five years. BoxRec has Jackson fighting Gustav Wilkie in 1895, but Cyber Boxing Zone claims that was [[Human:452051\|another Peter Jackson]].<br>
			[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/jackson.htm Peter Jackson's record at Cyber Boxing Zone]

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"Jim Jeffries of Los Angeles easily defeated Peter Jackson in the 3rd round tonight at Woodward's Pavilion. Jackson did not make much of a showing after the 1st round. He displayed some of his old-time cleverness in ducking and jabbing with his left, but could not hit hard enough to stop the rushes of his younger and stronger antagonist. Jeffries showed considerable imrovement in cleverness, using his hands with both judgement and precision. The 2nd round was lively until Peter got a hard swing on the jaw, which sent him down on his back. He arose only to go down again from the same blow and was saved by the bell. Jackson came up looking fairly fresh in the 3rd round, but soon received a hard left on the jaw, which made him run helplessly about the ring. Another blow from Jeffries sent him against the ropes, where he hung unable to lift his hands. Jeffries stepped back awaiting the recovery of his opponent, but Peter was plainly out, the referee stepped between them and declared Jeffries the winner." -The Nebraska State Journal

*This was Jackson's first known fight in five years