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Ey (though after quite an 2012- necessary interval) the time- keeper informed Mr. Corri that Ross had not been counted out. but that time had saved him. Thus, after Criqui had shaken hands with Ross and the, contest
There is a great deal of interest to boxing men in the following had been razarded as all over, Mr. report of the Criqui-Ross contest Corri had the very diffcut at Home, it being written by Mr.Jtask of again bringing the men Norman Clark :-*
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The French bantam-weight announced the 15th round. In the confusion that followed. Mr. Eugene Criqui showed himself to be a considerably improved man.
Carri simply called out to the when he encountered Walter Box on: box on," and with Ross at the Holborn Stadium the seconds still in the ring the
(bout Was recently. He bored
resumed. A lines throughout and keeping uproar followed, but this away from his man during the really quite unnecessary: for. dangerous stages and though the seconds should have making the most of his superior1left the ring when the referee said height and reach, managed to
Baran and he should have ultimately rub the Batle Spot of stopped the men boxing until
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finally knock him out at the absomely no difference to the beginning of the 13th round contest one way or the other. Without doubt Criqui played the When the men came up for the right man, and it was general- 19th round, Ros hai not recover- ship more than all else thated his strength or even his pre- brought him through.
sence of mind, and it only needed one more punch to finish him. When the men stood up for the Under these conditions it matter- first and. Criqui's big advantagee very little whether the seconds in height and reach was at once were in the ring not. and apparent, int Ross was evidentis miscarriage of justice resulted. the sturdier of the pair. Stockily
heil and of determined case.
Many people seem to be under
the latter looked the picture of the impression that when a secon an accres-ive two-handed little enters the ring a referes must fighter, who. if not very clever perfore disquality his principa at long-range work, would at any rate make himself destined dangerous close-in.
for the offence, or, if the second-
on 5th sides do it, immediately declare "No contest." But this is ridiculous: à referee. Is never
No sooner had the go rare compelled to disqualify it is than Ross at onze assumed the entirely a matter for his discre- aggressive, and maxing after histion, and usually the more opponent in determined fashion experienced the referee the less scored with a heavy right to the inclined he feels to rule out a man ribe. But Criqui got away in for the offences of his seconds good fashion. and bringing to bear his superior reach, milled well on the retreat.
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I remember once referring contest at Birmingham, and before
In the second round Criquithe bout had been long in scored well, but half way through.progress, one of the seconds cam- in rushing in, he ran into a heavy menced to give trouble. I right cross that caused him to ordered
hin
to keep quiet. clinch, and for the remainder of threatening to disqualify his the round seek for safety.
man if he did not. Far from During the next meeting Ho having any improving effect on was spun to the ground with a him. my warning only increased right-hander, but recovering al-his activities. SO that be most at once he fought Criqui rapped the floor of the ring. about the body in effective muniran round the stage, and shouted
ail kinds of advice to his prin Thr contest contioned cipe: and I grew suspicions of similar lines. Ross always being him. Stopping the cup the more aggressive and Criqui fused to allow it to come until the faster and cleverer, until the the offender had gab 9th round, when Criqui sustained from the precincts of
ner.
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From this stage, to the 14th test continue, naturally left him round there was nothing out of little choice in the matter, and theordinary iodescribe. The battle before long he was outside the continued with varying fortune, building. Ross invariably being the more Afterwards. on speaking to the aggressive, and Criqua utilising principal he had been Fo vigofe bis advantages in height and fously advising during the progress "reach to effect a spun and tiring of the round, I found that the defence and todefensiv hits when second was nothing to do with ever the opportunity presented him, in fact, quite unknown to itself. Under these circumstances him: and it became clear that he Ross commenced to lose some of had been purposely trying to get his speed, and the Frenchman him disqualified, having, I pre- then became more aggressive and sume, backed the other man. or refused his opponent the rest he something of that. Such cases was wanting. Coming out of alare not entirely uncommon. clinch in the 14th round. Criqui Certainly а referee should suddenly got left and right to the always resort to every means of jaw. temporarily rattling his stopping & second's intervention opponent, and before he could before disqualifying his principal recover the Frenchman again for it: and, though Mr. Corri caught him with the left and would have been wise to have followed with a heavy right up-ordered the seconds from the ring "per cut, which dropped him to the before pronouncing Box on, to
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