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The fifth grand boxing exhibition.
given by the South Nor-walk Athletic
Club. at Roodner‘s Hall. last night.
was a grand success. both financially
and as a “boxing entertainment. That
the public was highly pleased was
shown by the continuous applause of
the large crowd present. With such a‘
bill advertised, the stormy weather
had but little eflect on the crowd.
Young
featherweight champion of Connecti-
’cut outpointod Young Ketchel
M‘hite Plains, in o 10- round bout. 933.
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it was. announced that Kuns was
ready to meet any man at 122 pounds; 1
also. his mahsger. s. C. Policy. is con.
templating 0. match with Tommy Shoo.
‘01! New Haven. for the championship
of the State.
The third bout, was with Young
Boyd. of 'South Norwalk, against Ted~
ldy Fabryck. of Fairfleld.
First Round. 1
‘Febrych weighed live pounds more
‘ than Boyd. Both startedslowiond cau-
Both showed much clever-‘
tiously.
ness.‘NBoyd starts blood from Fab-
ryck's-mouth. Boyd for outclassed
Febryck.: although Febryck hit Boyd
one hard ‘blow- on low.
Second Round.
it tsrted very fast. Boyd was very
clever. Both stalling. Teddy can't
get: insidedloyd’s guard. .IxBoyd deeds
heavily. Boyd still misusing Teddy.»
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Teddy only .ianded oneuhsrd blow on
law.
. Third Round.
Boyd very clever. Teddy draws
blood from nose. Boyd hits Teddy
hard on Jaw. 'Boyd hits Teddy ten
.wsllops in the jaw and has the lead,
by u very lugs margin.
Fourth “Round.
Boyd and hitting very'hsrd and Ted-
ity as elk/fr“ climlon looked very
weak. certainly did make him
light. and only lost out towel-do“ the
slant.
Mac showed his hand to the report.
or and it was all swollen up. having
been broken last Saturday. and went
on despite doctors orders. He put
up a. some light at that.
. I
The boots were the best ever pres-
ented in this city and too much cred-
it cannot be given upon the manage-
ment. Everybody went home-well sat-
isfied. The referee, Jock Dempsey;
pleased everybody and is a monthnt
all ‘ tutors boxing promoters ‘should
use as referee; also, Ralph Weiner,:the
golden-voiced Orator, pleased every
one with his announcing.
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l'things considered Willie Ritchie
did not enhance his standing to any
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great extent by his showing against.
mommyoinrphy. It was s Masons
conclusion that the champion-«would
.win. but it required o.oulclt knockout
to prove that node I second Joe (ions.
dy can’t reach Steve. Both boys to whom he has unending]; mmmma
bleeding. from hand «to root. Claret
flowing so may that everyone mine
ed bout stopped. Jitters“ getting very
hioAuliire, of 'Brldgeportyii Mums Mm caution orowdo
mom sun loading ubm ism margin.
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Both mixing‘ it no. mitoyd losing his
en out of the ten rounds went to Me ‘NWI‘DDW {MW in bed 3‘13””.
Auntie. who vies lorced to step thoidis- \dloyd still leading. His blows did not
tance with the aid of a. single mitt.
. the thumb of his right hand having
been sprung in trolning yesterday
morning. this sent into the ring against
his physician's orders. Young Ketchel
took the door twice. although both
drops were due to is ripping, rather
. than to the force of his odvorsorys
' blows.
seem to make mdclvot an impression
on Teddy's hard low.
. , Sixth Round.
Boyd very tired. Teddy hitting herd.
Both holding. Teddy nearly out Boyd
only: had a slight advantnse in this
round.
Seventh Round
Boyd hitting Teddy very hold was 33.33..
Fairneld,” earned. it decision warm shape. ”
Young Eeyore; Iocsl boy “The bout
one notch; nble to continue to the
finish. ‘ *
millet: memhewmfl libs zclub worked 11.“ this “WEN“ Boyd 3° I" “2:9
very hard and no effort was spared to.
. make the eroding one or enjoyment.
omens-memo: 00‘ W
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hits Boyd on the n
:zeuocossiono dioyd hourly anti“ hill?
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other seven WI»
The number of times Ritchie loud-
ed his more. straight right without
toppling the ‘ veteran. mustohavo been
as disappointing tooiie£homoloo as“
it was told: toilowors. Thorn. is no
«doubt that Ritchie tried with. lall the
strength .in hisyonthtul trams. to end
the bout as. quickly almostlbls. .110
does not attempt mower-mp his. lack"
of hitting War by commas sound-
ing nontomento that he prefers to win
by the decision route.
nary honor tombusbnils WW
bio doubt Murphy 3
‘ argument.
0n the con-
truly. be is on record as saying tho!
he wants to be known on n knocker
out. Thereroro. it is plain the noses-
muddle
. mode the chompion'i hitting
In the semi-final bout of the even- 4? 8111“"- 0“ 8“"33 “”33“” “a. uppear Ike Infield! than would have
flag Teddy mylnqck’ the “pride of punching 'ilblliéy hfid ngdy. “I vary. ”on the “a” m h. mil 1.013‘
‘ some other opponent. sun «Murphy‘iiioki robustness-0 More would
" was hunched out in one round by”?!
3 went the full leipht rounds. but Boyd ‘Tstllly trys toilet“! simmer nod army im not to mum“ .1193“. ..h
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LONDON. ’ April '21.—;-Bsndsmsn
Blake, "of England. and Joe Barren, of
Philadelphia. were mixed up in s ring~
fiasco here last night. There . he'd
been four rounds of hard infighting,
with Borroli having the better ‘of the
At the end of the fourth
i'oundt'Borrsll hit‘ 'Bioke o terridc‘blow.
which knocked the bandsman outf’l‘he
uproar which followed'this -. was do
great. thut'the decision 30310330303 '
announced for fully live minutes."rhen
it was announced'thst “the time-keep-
er says “Blake received the knockout
blow alter the bell. * The reieree says
he did not hohrthe bell. The decision
is ‘no contest.’ "
The 'llprtior was so great from the:
very.3beginniug of the light that the;
bell could not flashcard lit the ”and =0!
any round by a. spectator driller-ins-
side in the filth row behind “‘Binke's
corner, where the modem“ fell when
he was knucked out.
The retoroe was J. Hulls or sport.
in; Lilo.
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