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minutes of fighting. Munn was in the
lead all the way. The judges were
announced as William Stringfield and
John Steffens. The referee was Jim
my Hanehan of Lancaster.
BULLETIN No. 10. Ringside—At
ceipts estimates at $1,80,000 atten
dance as estimated at about 130,000
fight fans.
BULLETIN No. 8. Ringside.—The
second bout brought together two
colored heavyweights in the persons
of Bob Lawson of Alabama, weight
180*4 and George Godfrey of Philadel
phia, weight 223. The referee for
this ))out wa^ Eddie Kennedy of Pitts
burg.
BULLETIN No. 10 Ringside—At
the end of six fast rounds both
judges agreed on Godfrey. It was an
nounced at the ringside that 130,000
people were in the stadium, and the
receipts had reached two million
dollars.
BULLETIN No. 12 Ringside—Ben
ny Leonard, retired lightweight
champion of the world, sat at the
ringside acting as a sports writer,
and predicted that Dempsey would
be the winner by a knockout in six
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rounds around the ringside. There
were rumors that Jack Kearns form
er manager of the heavyweight
champion had wagered fifty thou
sand to twenty-two thousand, that
Dempsey would win.
BULLETIN No. 11 Ringside—The
third bout was between Joe Stoessel
of New York, weight 226 1-2 and
Jack Demave 186 1-2 of Hoboken
N. J. The referee was Frank O’Brien
of Philadelphia this bout was sched
uled for six rounds.
BULLETIN No. 13. Ringside.—
This bout ended in a knockout in the
third round when Demave sent a
smashing right to Stoessel’s jaw,
sending him down for the full count.
The fourth, bout was between Tom
my Loughran of Philadelphia, who
weighed 176 and Jimmy Delaney of
St. Paul, who tipped the beam at 177
pounds. The referee was Frank Floyd
of Philadelphia.
BULLETIN No. 14. Ringide.—All
the preliminary bouts are of six rounds
duration. This contest was the best
of the night so far. It was a hard
fought bout and at the end of the
sixth round, judges agreed on Lough
ran.
BULETIN No. 15. Ringside.—The
fifth bout brought together Jack
Adams, St. Louis 186% pounder and
Harry Persson of Sweden who weigh- j
ed 205 pounds. Referee was Spud j
Murphy.
BULLETIN No. 16. Ringside—This
contest ended in the fifth round
when referee Murphy stopped the
contest to save Adams from further
punishment.
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BULLETIN No. 18, Ringside—The
judges were announced as Mike
Bernstein of Wilkesbarre and Frank
Brown of Pittsburgh.
BULLETIN No. 19. Ringside.—
Tunney in ring now. Flash—Nine
thirty Tunney entered the ring follow
ed by Billy Gibson, his manager, Lew
Brix, Lew Fink and Jimmy Bronson.
He took the southwest corner. Jimmy
Bronson was selected as chief super
vision for Tunney.
BULLETIN No. 20. Ringside.—
Jack Dempsey enters the ring.
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