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sounded for the second round
“PHILLY” JACK WON
Palmer started well in the next
bout, but Stanchfield (who knew
more about the game) had him
thru the ropes twice and “Mugger”
was visibly weakening at the end
of the first round. Outclassed,
Palmer came back gamely in the
second round but, after driving
home three jabs to “Philadelphia’s”
body and one to the jaw. Stanch
field rushed him to the ropes and
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[held him there the remainder of
th bout. It was an easy win for
“Philadelphia” Jack O’Brien.
THE HEAVIES
The heavyweights came into the
squared circle and mixed it up.
Mighty blows rained upon elephan
tine flesh. Accurate and agile the
I two big fellows flashed them home
to telling points. “Grizzly” Mac
Donald, with his nasty upper cuts
to the solar-plexus and wide swings
on the head and face appeared to
have the best of it from the press
'bench, but the judges divided the
glory . equally between he and
| “Tiny” Rogers.
“ARE YOU THERE. CASEY?
Van Druff vs. Highsmith came
up and put on their fighting gear
and, when the gong sounded, be
gan the battle of the century.
'Blows rained as hailstones but
| were mostly wide or high. The
| crowds yelled and clapped in
hilarious delight as Van Druff
| smacked one to the vital spot and
won by a cracker- The people of
Seward will long remember, ‘Are
you there, Casey?’.
LOVE TANGLE
Betty Douglas remains one
corner of the love tangle. “Slugger”
Dunn and “Kantinka” Merchant,
both of the Wasmuth, fought dog
gedly and shot home terrific blows
vith unerring accuracy in an ef
fort to settle for all time their six
months dispute. But Dame For
tune hid her face and it still re
| mains to be decided who is the
j better man and who shall win
fame, fortune and the love of a
i woman. It looked like a K. O.
when “Slugger” led one from the
floor and found a resting place for
it under the aggressive chin of
“Kantinka”. The impetus of the
blow laid “Kantinka” on the ropes
but with the persistence of a game
cock, he shook off the dizzy spell
and came back for more. It was
a fast bout after the first half of
the initial round. The feferee call
ed a draw.
FOUGHT SHADOWS
The Battle Royal by Diltz, Kay
and Company, Perry, drew the
laughs and cheers of the crowd
Kay, alone, cleaned up several in
visible ghosts and also kept the
Master of Ceremonies and Lieuten
|and Cooper in fear of a fatal
punch. Kay and “Company”, while
fighting it out, were suddenly at
tacked by Diltz who quickly put
them in retreat. Their blindfolds
having slipped down, Diltz and
“Company” were called into a
corner while Kay, unaware of their
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disappearance, fought vigorously
with the rope at the edge of the
ring, with several imaginary op
ponents and Captain Ansell’s loud
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