ECXING.
• ¿Continued from page 5), Built, however, and sent his leit to spot's car which slawet ended the encounter, the latter aguit being floored. Before the goug Bounded time, Lycott waS agatu'or this ground.
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Second round:-Crogan was not to be caught napping, but male good use of his stiff left. Potter did little else but play to the gallery, and the round was decidedly in the favour of Crogan.
Third Round:-Potter again commenced some of his fancy Third Round-This round work and left his stomach expos was a short and sweet one, Webbed very carelessly, but Crogan was getting in some terrifle punches little too slow on bis feet to to the face and the body, Final- bring about the change that ly a right link to the jaw sent would have enabled him to take his opponent staggering to the advantage, right, hand corner, and a right uppercut eniled the bout in the favour of Wobb, Lycett going
clean.out.
Walsh v. Champlain..
Cpl. Walsh, RF (144lbs) net Opl. Champlain, K.O.Y.LI (138 lbs) in a five round contest. The mon had luurdly comb to- gether before Champlain got home a right to the body which Walsh put Walsh out, of gear. appeared to come to shortly after wards, but Champlain found his jaw with a smashing right which brought him to his corner beaten man. In the corner be remainded until Champlain was declared the winper. The fight did not last the full roynd.
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Fourth Round:Crogan met his sledge-hemmer right again in motion, and it was clear that, after the blow in the first round, Potter did not fancy coming within reach. Twice Crogan got smart rights home, and Potter countered with a weak loft and right.
Fifth Round:-Potter
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At the conclusion of this round, Commander Beckwith said "I will call on you to fight this round; it has been a question of sparring, the last three" (Cheers).
Sixth Round:-Potter com- Amoy-Per Seangeloon, 16th Nov., menced to fight Crogan, and Murphy v. Worthington,
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Third Round-Murphy again from a clinch. did most of the leading and gave Commander Beckwith announc his opponent a warm time. Worted that Pto. Leaming challenged hington's left was brought into any heavy weight in the Garrison operation before the men retired at 128t.
to their corners.
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Rounds: -In those rounds Murphy puni. shed his man severely and main- taining freshness, put an end to matters with a knock out right..
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