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llridgeport, was
fiVf‘l’ Joe Guns.

. '2 a fast tend-aunt!
-' right. The 11163“.
referee declared
Delaney forced
r : 'k-t Hurt. and is
i 02m» with a
‘."'.‘ Guns was up
- ‘ a count.
. my lwfensive
"13' afraid after
-:'s feat in step—
;~. ln two rounds
: content to re-
~.sl--o during the
retest. Flowers
:‘fzw’llllod I to £811!
.7? of his contract
: lindgeport-box-

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per: Delaney on

body but W88

., t'll in waging a.

~ .ck. Jack drew

. '.:f‘.‘.fOW'Il boy's nose
‘4 . . round and but
. sub :1 sweepinc
.3 — seventh round.
4 ~ 3 count. now;
",;‘.'.=‘-:: and falling

(adv-ll “ins.
-, Slur-5.. Jan. 20.
_ . mun-port. Comm.
( ' i.-zibm.n. a, full—
_, in a tweNo-
:nigllt. 130M

. crept the fifth

1' wer- scored live
we flzht but
opponent
I. that. 1121le
.1 a kayo several

‘ his

l‘enrller.
Jan. 20.—
wn'gh. scored s.
' (-‘ll‘ Low Tend-
.‘ 2., in the fifth
.v _: . ..‘gl‘l ten-round
Tr-rldler's sec~
into the ‘rinz
-. .; second time.
.653 and rights
weighed 144
1-: pounds.

\ 2' "'l’lDUS ‘. .
.133. 20.-—-J&Ck
middleweight.
2-1.: champion;
Kron. Akron.
in the third
mall‘h here

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my. l‘allki‘.
,. . Jan. 20,—"
‘ i'l"‘1"|ll‘gh. middle-
Mcrld. won
. u‘ufll' Johnny
.. in lhe seventh
: I l'J-round'bout

weighed 162,

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.. .L:.ll. 20.~—-—Joe
: vyhtwclght, lust
Goldman.
numb round of
“Fund bout. The
' from the start
the fourth
”PM right hook

., . evll‘. Goldman
' ’. Dundee weigh-2

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welterweight

l'ulted States
1 mzt last night~ in
6-: a scheduled ion

~ ..L:.1m Wins. .
9: Jan. 20.-—Eddle
«.25 the New Eng.»
championship.
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N ew Haven (30me
dials Will Not Play
lowed to Referee

outcome '1'. Jam. zap-c -

ing' sumac ley Petr-in of this
city ss-boing a; biased o cis'l to
Bridgeport looms. Principal W.
Spencer of the New Hagen Corn-
nloroisi High school. which basket-
boll teen: is scheduled. to mar the
Bridgeport High tesm this Saturv
any at the Lyon Terrace gym. yes-
terday notifiediho Bridgeport su-
thorliies inst the New Haven team
would not. perform at. the Hilltop
gym it, Referee Potrlno had charge
of the some, Principal - Spencer's
charges against ReforecPeg-ino are
the result of Pctrino's work'Wn the
recent Bridgeport 'i‘rsdorcud Com?
MFG“! ‘ngh game. in which the
New Haven team is alleged to hallo
received a. “up deal." '

Rather than cancel the game with
the Xew Huvcniesm. which last
yeaaz‘copped the Tufts tournament.
Co _ h‘ Eddie Reilly yesterday stated
ihstveflorts will be made to secure
Herb Hort. director“bf athletics at
the Boys' club. and undoubtedly one
of the best snlsteur code officials in
this section. to handle the game.

-' _On top of this oodles another en-
inngiempnt ‘between Stamford and
Bridgeport High school 'w'l'iicn
threatens to'result in a. breaking oil!
of athletic relationships between the
two schools. An' inforr'nsl threat
was given by Cowl-l 'Miko Boyle of
Stamford last Week sud local offlgsls
are expecting alarmed reply-withili
3 day or~two-unless the instier is
straightened out. : .
‘ Uurortundtsly the trouble existing
betwen the two rival schools is in-
dii'd the some of Referee -Petrl~
no who-g .unlpired , Mumford-
Brid‘shport High .gsrn‘o lost ' ‘weok
cod .wbicly resulted in s. howl. of
protest from éosch. 86316.
-, It appeared thst Coach Boyle. re-
quested of Coach. Eddie .Rlellly to
take Umpire Petrino at! the' floor
which the local mentor refused to
_ After s-compromise. the Brldsé-
port officialswss allowed to unlih
the gems. After the game ended
Cosoh Boyle} stated that Stamford
was: to referee the return game at
Bridgeport. which is'booked, to be
played a. week from.this Saturday.
Upon being informed that ,he whs.
Coach 86er stated than Stanford
would never travel to Bridgeport

-under thosetcondiiions which re-

sulted .in ,a. “take it or leave it" re-
ply from Coach Reilly. ,
Prior toiho trouble over the bus-
ketball game. Cinch Reilly in a tall:
with Coach Boyle. requested of the‘
Lock~Clty mentor to some dates for
a. pair of baseball games between
the collect this spring. The Bridge-
port coach was completely taken by
surprise when he received an ans-
wer to the effect. that "We don't
think. we Will pics you this you."
Bridgeport. authoi‘itiestaro in . e.
quondry over the action of the
Stamford officials. Provious to this

of' friendly .relstiOns and the
action of tho Stsmford "menial-”was
a. complete surp’ '

Bridgeport one;

.m not is

' use: of b’rssl‘m'g ‘oc relationships

with Stanford and are puzzled why
the Lock City school hood is hsrhoreo
ing that ides). The 'end of the
trouble entirely depends upon. Conch
Boyle 'sn‘d loos] hoods ere expecting
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HARRIS WILL TAKE VETERANS
' SOUTH WITH ‘THE ’ SENATORS

Has Secured Many Old Timers in Efiort to Keep
Washington on Top of American League——

Will Go to Hot Springs for Boiling Out

First-Training Ca

wfismxo'rox. Jan. 20.—-—With
the cry going up in other cities for.
young blood. Clark Griffith. proud
president of a world's championship
baseball club. anxious to hold his
team at the top of the heap. has
thrown all precedent to the winds
and injected into his lineup a.
sprinkling or tried veterans for the
1025 campaign. ,

Manager Simiey Harris will. take

to Tampa. for Spring training. s.
pitching staff whose maladies-s have
been for years familiar figures on
‘msjor league fields. In addition to
“falter Johnson, who now is expec-
ted to Join the team as a. result of
his failure to buy a. Pacific Coast'
League franchise. the mound crew
will include George Mogridge and
Tom Zachary. last year's southpaw
bulwnrks: Dutch Ruether, obtained
from Brooklyn: .Sulnley Covelesklc,
brolght from Cleveland; Venn
Gregg. the veteran from Seattle;
Fr‘ed Muborry. who did such bril-
liant work last year as a. relief
nut-let: Curley Ogden. Joe Martins.
Paul Zahniser.
Allan Russell. another relief pitcher:
Kelly. 3. recruit from Memphis.
James McNamara, obtained from
Wichita.‘ Kansas, at a fancy price
and several other youngsters.
The club. in the opinion of both
Grifllth and Harris. has been greatly
bolstered in reserve strength. \Veak-
ness in this respect almost lost the
world's sbrics for the'team. and im-
medlately after the champibnship
.ihey began efforts to build up a.
’machine which would go along more
smoothly in the face of-inJurics.

Mike McNully. former Yankee
substitute infielder, was obtained in

which Third Basemurl Prothro was
sent to Boston. Spencer Adams. a.
Pacific Coast League‘shortstop also
Was bought“ These two. with Judge,
Harris. ’l’ccklnpaugh.‘ Blue-go and
Shirley wil make up the infield elig-
ibles. '

In the outfield. Rice. Goslin. Mc-
Neely. liutthews. Cdriyle. ‘leadlng

son. Loibold and Rhinehsrt. a South
Atlantic League recruit. are svsil-
sble. 'Rice and Goslin will have no
trouble holding their jobs. But Mc-
Neely. is cgpoot'ed to’jhavo s. hot
right on his heads, despite his great
work-of lost. season and his $50,000
e o! the
world's scales. Cerlylc. especially,
is expected to furnish keen competi-
tion for ‘s. regular place in the line-
“ . ' _‘ ‘
'p'rhe Temps training‘qusrsers llsvs
been used by the Washington club
for several years and President Grif-
fith has given no indication. of a.
desire to change. 'The Tulips. club
of the Florida Stats League has poor:
'ble to put, team in the field for
3m“ with s Notions" is. years
and the} n ihss’worked‘woll
0! both élliby '2 , ‘
E John Romney's Now York Giants
will furnish s-‘good port of the op.
position 162A the Notionsls on the.
sol-ins training Joust. sortswsra.
{so two Moratorium-hostilities-
More they’l’stt as in the World's
Series. After coining through than
series siv‘iih s- club hendiospped by
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NEW 20.—
tllcrweight champion.
nod to start for California. .tomoro
row. will not leave until nail. week.

His advisers have decided it will
be better to forego the Culiiurnia
trip until they see what Johnny
Dundee. former world‘s tattle!»
weight champion. has to say upon
ills return home here._next Friday,

and to see what is doing on the
match with Billy Museum. .
A world's fedthe:wright cham-

pzonshlp match lclef“ ucn Ka’plan and
Billy Mascara .Eurcpesn‘ foothol-
waight champion. may . be closed
within the next few days.

Tentative arrangements for the
mulch have been prouseding among
To: Rickard. Dennis McMahon and
Scotty Montoilh, managers of lisp—
laln. and Low Burston.
understood, was cabled instructions
authorizing bin: to act as Mascart's
representative. pending the . arrival
of William 11. "Sparrow" Robertson,
who is on the steamship La. Savone,
which will dock here today.

Whether lisplan will consent
meet Muscat in the Garden or will
hold out. Ionan oilcn fill‘ bout. in

kcc Stadium probably will be decid-
cd upon today or’ tomorrow. liup-
llm may meet Mssgurt in tho llnal
snow in the‘ Garden in May.
Through Dundee's oiliclal \rctu'c-
ment and Kspisn's Winning or tile
featherweight elimination ,iourney
Kaplnn .steppcd into clear posseselon
of the American feathenveightgtiile.
'A victory over Miami. buropoan
festherwelght champion. ‘ would
room .Ksplsn world's chunplpn-‘

drawing from the championship
Dundee. if he faces Ksplsn. most
51sec him as. challenger. not chm?
plon. ~ ' '

We hsvl' in idea. that Dundee will
not attempt. to inject himself ll‘lto

but is coming back to lay claims on
Benny Leonard's lightweight title.
Dundeo's claims to Leonlrds title

Athletic Commission. ‘
Dundee. however. will be accepted
as s cantender for the lightweight
title and mod as one of the en-
trails in, the lightweight simulation
tourney which will be held to no.
WWII-111m! 'to- all". grout
. The winner

dell on ‘Fsbrusry 8. his understood.
will not}. sodomized as “critics
rieo, 7" 3i! comm nus be’me‘nrst
~02 ingestion of’elintinuion contests
to deternsine‘thtiigntweight'ch'srn-

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Louis Kid Knplan. American-rea- -
who plans,

who. it is
to

Henderson's stadium or the You;

Because of Dundee’s omclal snub"

the featherweight citation, again;

will not bemognlzed by the State, ‘
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BY"- SORMAN '2. BROWN

The transform-Moo of the some:
game. coincident With the birth_oi
the Modern Er’s in sporting history
fifty years ago. forms the most in-
teresting chapter in the annals oi‘
prize fighting.

And the name tbs: stands out
above all others during this trons:
iormslion period is that of John 1..
Sulllvsn. He is dead now but he will

and most‘pictur‘esque fighters um
eier lived.’ . ,

When Tom Allen and who
O'Toole sonar-3d off in' ’Ei. Louis
Sept, 23. 1878 nomne suspected that
”my were paving the was for the
rise to fame of Sullivan and his tol-
lowers who made heavyweight bl!-
lory in the‘liiodern Ell-or .

Allen had come from England-
{our yés‘rs previollsly end after a
Passed use
world's championship. O’Toole ensl-
'icrlgcd him. Allen beat him in‘ssVsn
rounds. ' . 'I . A

Three years. later ‘Joe Goes bee!
Allen and still claimed tile title
when Paddy Ryan chelleW him.

The two men met at Collier 8n-
tl‘on. “7. Va. May 80. 1880.: The
fight went 8? réunds. Ryan e ergsd
from s blood soaked-bottle ground a
winner. \ - ~ - ’ -

150w it was while these men were
drawing attention that John L—wfi‘s
writing the first chaptem‘L‘of his
mocr.'1‘lie.yoar 1875-111“ fifty
years backétound him in 300193.
seventeen years old. hard as soils
and feared by'svery fighter in that
city. He became known as the "Boe-_
ton Strong Boy." " ‘

Oddly enollgh one of his um bl’g
victories over -Goss.then one oiilhe
men claiming the Artistic-en heavy;
weight title.

Sullivan‘s big chance . s when
he was taken to New pk.
Sullivan's willingness.” tight. his
novel methods of “training" sud his
murderous looks and intentions in
the ring made him popuiu'._. ,

He made his girst tour of the
country. meeting all comers. on
his showing caused tang to demand
:1 battle belwesmhlm and Pom: .

Now. as a matter 4: information:
Goes. as said before. had beaten M-
len. British claimant of the cherub.
ionshlp. Ryan had licked 0033. Oral
Britain and America. then were the
only countries deep, inltho fighting
game. ,So when Gulliver!» and RI”.
were matched it » was. universally
agreed that gills-z worldfs cheniplono
ship was at stoke. Deter efforts to
dispute Sullivan's "claim to the title
must be classed as puns. _ ‘»
~ Sullivsnésnd Run not of ill-sis-
,sippi City. Miss. Feb. 1. 188: and
John L kicked Rys'n out—1111131110.
rounds. enthro‘ning himself Viegliit
mmly‘ss king; ma tnefliirst king.
of the Modern-Era." :-~ - “

That bottle was fought with bare
hands. , . . ‘ -' _ _

Sullivan's murderous launch“
helped. sound the kn'ell of the bore
.ltnucklo days. Seven yours . er the
80m thumping of’his huge sell”.

_ ‘ . of Joke
iKilrsin rinsed are tuners: W
the old.-‘.bruis.l some: “the! Adm
gent Y5 ‘rbunds. It listed No hours
audio minutes. John I. hinted}
helped introduce" the loves into 0:!

" Those "gime' worn not > pillows

W n n the in
open lathe l‘linufliflm.
were morofldissstmus in Q3!
gnu- gestures than si’r‘s‘ks L ’ '
Theflflfir W @QW"
were fought undyi-
xut‘es. mainsmwyc’hsm
(gypsum _
or , mm .. inch: . ‘
waiter ésg‘rrlfi “to pd;

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NEW YORK. Jenn-r7 8M +-
Iicrry Gréb is up sndxdolng. The?
old boy is rsrin' to go. In, the quiet
of his suits of rooms in one o; the
Broadway naturis- late. Salinity
“unison the world‘s‘ middleweight
champion unbosoaled hlnlself of the
ioilowlng‘:— ” ' ' . .

"I’m going to turn s, now lost right
now..‘No more marking 19: me.
Strictly .th m threw it he
culling logos)». and 11mm.
"Tomorrow “Bed'r'luson sad ,1
losv’e to: ‘Csnlbrldg‘e shrill“; ’Ps'.
where I 'Will rest for two weeks in
preparation tor'sn Mucus. cairn:
psign. Jimmy tolls inc 1 an: matched
to box next Monday of Zoinesvillé‘
0.. wit); some big yellow ‘. and; on
January 30 withlmnir Delaney cl.
St. Paul.- f '. . -
"'Thos‘s‘two fights under luv belt,
will do nae e world or good. ln:tnc‘
meantime I wish you wouldolerion
the minimums thu .1 so: ready. en‘-
xlous in fact. to:de‘leild my title
ecu-inst Denney. I sew him' spur
'uger Flowers with his. twin. inst
Friday night in the Gordon. and be-
lieVe me when I tell you 1 was 'ticltl-
ed silly. even though 1 wagered s'. tow
coppers on the negro.

"l thought‘b‘l'ow‘vsrs was e cinch to
best Denney. but my dope Went
wrong. However 1 tool obnfident. 1
out best. Delaney and probeoly
Knock him-out. so it’s up to deck and
to manager. to ally the Word and l'.l
answor in the satirnlquve. They
won’t hugs to start my campaigns to
get roe in s ring. Willi Denney. l
llgurs hes suede to order for mo. 1
think it's . s man!
than tor a. champion to obsusnge s
chsllmlr. but that‘s the case' .and
you con go u is: as you like on it;

"1 have heard it still all! 1 3‘6k

bod end that l m‘ not; the Grub of old.
s'a'oso some people pct-tint: my. elléb
mu dost snow. l'vo‘been‘ ll
light training for three-weeks. Only
yesterday niurniug and afternoon ~_ 1
was in, Jock‘.-0'Brion‘s gym ‘ doing
some light rope skipping sad punch-
ing the u... -
,‘ "You'll never catch me nebula.
I'm going to be chomptn u lang‘u
‘1 whiz. 1 hope Tex Ribk’srd configei
‘Doluley to «m: to meet nie‘.‘ I
suppose it's on open sir sanction. i
don't sure the Gordon will do last as
well. The quicker the better: ’1

"I'll be in the gresiesi condition
of my career When" l'faco Denney.
1n the meanwhile l on: reedy‘to sc-
comrnodsle some offlle other com
tenders. First came. first served. on
always been my motto. S’long. Give
my regards to'ths mob."

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new. form. sun. cos-er“ storm
that-has shuttered world track and
‘rsilrosdvtrs‘uelling records ~-in the
put. .ten ”days “has abated—Paevo
Nurml is restinx- ‘ .

Fol- three den. until the at. Jo;
sepia lrscltsnd cold. meet nest
;Wedpesday digitising world is safe
for Join my endiWulie alien who
wax-pun: but ineflective bottle
sgsihst the tempest whicll‘ mpt
imam out of Finimd: “Allied?
most cell upon idem-ewes. if so 3!
{herd-be. 111%de its “athletic
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' This is the result of tile Nam!

upheavsl l‘in tracklsnd: '
m M‘s

1.560 meters , «or $5 \ess-dd
as. rolls 4:14 3.: am! Sat
“new... . 14234 3.5 H: s 3.5
1 34 miles fifl- or '7: s 3.5
5,099 meters um 3.5.14.“ 3.;
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8.000 meters None

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sausag- ure incliaod'igvdeeert the

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Educates , we. belied Troll: pil-
in- to pose‘ , ‘Jor signing tenelrounds
in the out. Arm“ lostniggt sud.
the will who did the Remunera-
hitusszsuw bullish ‘Sfldsonort.
At the onto! son {sands of. what
me o. mixture of baking. fighting
sud wrestling, — the. lower entirely
on the- one: the iocslgro‘ducfl—
34”..." Buckle: at starbuw.
raised thexd of the Bridge} 9

bolt to isdi window “rile

suit «to o stem of boobs train the
trims: at u ' . out smith‘wou the
“Mind ' 8!! “tilt of the ten
roundsTJnd' it is 31m Mack n.1-
nlo'lt too much to mills: he esrs.
ed s. drew in the main: two.
Smith is s better ’nun than Mack
end the letter won» Willow; {is close
as Sluts. sluts. in to the Cape of

Good hops; and; boy. the. t's'some
hOD-'“"'_‘ ’.,vé,. . _ .

The min f ill ”P not the best
as Joe-cm "9.9!” ~ .- Each

at the. W were «liar and
there shamans of tile clinching and
wrestling incl.“ marked the letter bat-
tle. Willie- Dillon edr Walter
h‘du all mist the ring snd had the

fans roofing-- as": referee ‘saved
Ed " W [sappy the bout in the
till: irone- ' ~ '

Reno Busch put. sprinting on nu
nap .ogsin by «telling Johnna.
Baldwin, of monitors, in s. lard
taught bout end Young Berna of
Pen. fine-tor «(sued Charles
me:- of this club. by such I. our.
cut that “on Cheney‘s Clmtltvfrlenda
couldnt have ruttprcds rip against
the decision. . 1
Ths‘bouis were adheduléd toilet-i
st ins and the ill-it boy; got slut-
ed st slw..‘w_!ucn m notiso ‘
'l'lle crowd was tsirly Lineup utter.
the first long dehy- in starting ov-
ythlog vent-with precision. .Be-
' woen- bouts the canard alone the
privilege of listening in "the introduc;
use. of several boxers. including
home talent. sud Shell: Leonard .ol
Wellinslord.‘
String-~ been was introduced
as the tallest welterweight'in‘ thx
country. He was'sil ed: to he six
loot mo inches in tit notions- end
it. Wuvsiso methane 'is anxious to
fight. any welterwgghuinihe coupe
try. Pete Pusan. announcer. tied a
tendencywmounoe minim hack
to the prescient: lapse of the rules
of his union 'toennounoe in one di-
rection sozule welter's seine .dees
net'sppesrrherowiih. 1; Plus will
W on his Voicesotho} It resell” -
es'tfu volume or Joe summers um
press gong won’t care from Which
directiou he, clients. But up ‘ to lost
night-st who: mined it to sit as
on sixes ouch, side of boring.
sinus Kane mums lgeep‘lr and
he lied sineir. nickel dissed lum-
us: wisp-the hell with. Not wot
pinyin: tho hummer While one
or ts...souna. Was in progress-.snd.
topped his bell whileJAcre. was a
lull in tile rink soothe milieu nop-
psd. the by swing themselves sev—
eral as our labor. rho-ts . no:
intol- when ,Mstwsntsd to” . ow his
whistlebus’tlle darned “in: west
flooey 9'“ piped; tenor. to. the huge
delight of .the, crowd. ‘

nose Busch." weighing l'l'l%._s_nd
Johnny Baldwin. um." providodsa'
good cumin raiser. the boys were
sol-nest. luminance»; so icy one
soothe: not;snd,,8useh,‘nit the con-
{as unhe'mstf'ronnd. he come
beck slang...“ '13“ other three rounds
were tussle furious end Busch
wss entitledlothef’ocision. which
was given him._ ‘_ . _.

. Joe smith Lot Bridgeport, and
Chas-lei cleaner 0! Stanford. were
likeW'iee lsds who on devoted to um.
mu must salt Adobe”. - - Smith
weighed. ll: sod smell». us.
flailih' QM-th mom sway
fromhi most of the uranium in

in him ,ln the firstround but
no impression.» Iii-dark .coslslet- .-,.

'loy' “926d the

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that he did s_Nurml. Smith got
decision no its-earned it. - '
Willie Dillon. 18,8“. and Welter

EddS’. instantiated in e dreams :
sketch entitled. grants Aims- ‘ i '

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Wins." Dillon fires lousenduw.
and his .rssch was water then the
local toy. Eddy gave g1! tint ‘ ,

loses opponent. ,_In the mound. inl-
. he look some saw pixel-inmost.
m Dillon mired him tore and-rt.

In thoililrd the Nfiw York led went; I

otter his men and drove his: flour;
corner to corner and across the ring- '
Pinni . Eddy ageinst the ropes). .
land with right and loft. Edi”.
took st least thirty scallops on cool:

side of the "chin and managed to to -.

“into a clinch“ As they were broken.»

by the referee tile‘iooal boy stag --~'
eerie one was s beaten min. is“. *
bout and Dillon got: ‘

the. decision. ‘

Eddie Mack can soback to Use '

wrcsifin‘g cums any time he wants

to and he may be sbic to bee o
Smith on tile am.- But he «£‘ftwl: '
a. boxing bout from the srlagépon'or,

. Smith 'weighed. 126 ‘3-‘4 '
and Mack 126;'i-2."' ‘ as; am“ ‘

After trying‘izls men out foil-flunk

no are: round Smith wow m: '

loos! ‘bol". It- Was his round I" "
largo margin. During the seeing"

Mock begsn’tio clinch and ‘fr ‘ ’ ' '
on: til t
point-on Smith had to do most :f“"

the lending. ‘

sck showed ' *
“Mum“ oocsuonal

air were merely 111.1;

dashes. - He clinched continually slid _ ’"

sitempted toget in his telli bio
at «close quarters but Smitty: «on:
3%.mglsclgs have been sutured so

_ n y .t .’ shells from M V =
hulk. Louis Boguh in HM
tells more than a.

line to any treat extent...
end Strata! are stublemntos
listenhallpedKSmith more th
4 e second frame Mock at '
one that started to close Smith‘s was:
but the damage did not spine: to ‘

" set the Eric! e ort »-.-
Mont. 8 D or to any great,

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snd "that --

the local. bay to win uld- -
his»:
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r _ol¢sf stépwork onthe retro;
of the crowd started to boo htlm.
file third round opened With
Salli-ll chasing lilac! gall mund the
ring. only to be holdup when Mack‘-
rushod into n clinch. A‘sr brook-
ing the lucsl pug's bond of brotherly

)floctlon once in this fremo Refs

Buckley chided the Sumter '
and bade him get. in there d‘nydouél:
hit stuff. Mac}; 'prooeedod to obey
and Smith shot everything in the
locker st hix'n and mono: the shots
in their mark. It was a but on the

nose. s crack in‘ tile Jewel-id s wel-
lien. in ihb kschlchks m Edward sud ' ‘

so man'y‘ of that): reached their deo-
tinstion‘hepulled 'off a fine line of
fancy footwork. ending in a clinch;
to cove. himself from more" punisliv ‘
menu ' "
Each; succeeding rounds ‘ Were
similar and all came from"tllo same
basket. Steve led and Eddie rs-
irgsted and clinched. At inter-vols

,lho' local boy attempted to sway the

tide of be tle Just-a bit his Way by
roughing but-he met s stonewall
line of defense and on offense that 3
sent him on his heels on sever-sloo—
cesioas-’ ' ‘ ~
In thominth and tenth the locsl

he» really did eliminate some of his ' q '

clinching but not my too -much to‘
loses smith an. opening. There ~-
wdre some healthy blows exchanged

but because Smith did practically-sur-
.ihe leading in the first eight rounds

Mack needed a wonderful comeback
to even win a. .drew. He couldn't
make the trade but in the last round ‘
he surely did exchange right and left
with Smithso that the crowd mm
yelling the roofpf them-pictured.
Buckley..zsvc the decision .to. Utah
lander. much to the disgust of
some of the fans. but the gonersl

and retained ills, planned “inxon was um Smith had won i
like ‘s-tfibt 'bolij. o! y a. big margin. '

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hung the indict: sign on bowler). -
ler had designs on the crown lei:
vacant by. Benny Menard. but lest

‘ night's bout- changes matters all

around

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