10.—Bendigo sent home a tremendous whack on the left eye, which drew claret. Looney seemed amazed, and put up his hand to “wipe away the tear.” Looney thrown.
11.—A very long struggle on the ropes, in which Looney appeared awkwardly situated, but he got down with little damage.
12.—Up to this round there was not a visible mark of punishment on Bendigo. Looney put in two hits on the left ear, but was thrown through the ropes, Bendigo over him.
13.—Looney hit short with his right on the body, but was more successful in the next effort; planted it on the ribs, and staggered Bendigo to the ropes, where both struggled down.
14.—A capital round, in which some heavy hits were exchanged, and Looney fell.
15.—Looney staggered his man again with his right, and, in making another hit, Bendigo dropped on his nether end, throwing up his legs and laughing. (Great disapprobation.)
16.—Looney again delivered his right on the ribs. Bendigo bored him to the ropes, and Looney got down.
17.—Looney put in two smart hits on the left ear, and one on the ribs. Bendigo dropped on his knees.
18.—Bendigo pressed Looney on the ropes, held him for some time in a helpless position, and gave it him severely in the face, the claret flowing copiously. He was lowered to the earth by a little stratagem on the part of his seconds.
19.—Notwithstanding the loss of blood in the last round, Looney was lively to the call, went up to his man, and knocked him through the ropes with a body blow.