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BOXING WORLD.

· Kid Lewis': Remarkable" Development.

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when the turning point should be looked for.

Lawis's Next Rival.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPU, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 15 1913.

So he sent Baich, the amateur, against the giant Morris, who had twenty-seven-professional bouts under his far-reaching Felt, In the seventeenth and last of which he had won ninet on by round Lewis, seeing that his op- knock-outs. Moria being two He is about the best of the lot, ponent was spent, walked after inches the taller, and twenty and although it is the obvious, him until Lambert's book was rounds the heavier, or 235 to 209 and, therefore, the fashiousble nearly against the ropes. Lewin pounds, Reich entered the ring thing to say of him, "He is not fainted with the left, and as Lam-and sat down, glancing at Morris Driscoll," the foot remains that, 1 rt dropped his guard, the win-whose great bulk was occupied for a lad of 19, Kid Lewis is so ner erossed with the right to the in ruminating over a cud of gum, good that the decently rearonable chin and all was over. Plucky which he chowed with fantastic thing to say of him is that when, Iyond words Lambert rose, but variations, never once looking with a few years exper- it was very clear that nothing where Reich war, but oblivious fence, he has learned more dir-more would come from the ex- of his very entity. Reich palpably ectness of method, he should be amateur champion, whose father was

nervous, and, when so good that people will com throw a towel into the ring, and Marcia arore, with his back to monce to wonder whether he is thus saved a son full of grit from Raidh, and, taking hold of the as good as Jim Driscoll, need to farther and unnecessary punish- ropt, shook and strained hims>)( in a " warm-up," the ting and Do not rommon up any fault- Take it as a certainty that this almost the building quaked with finding, derogatory notion about bout was vory one-sided; that the weighty strain. Reich was this Lewis, whom I told you of Lewis, without showing all that beaten from that moment. When many months ago as the probe he was capable of, won with a he "warmed-up" he showed a ble, almost certain, successor to tremendous lot to spare. Lewis wonderfully-suusoled body, a Jim Driscoll After watching will beat any feather-weight in beautiful sight as a study, but Lewis contest with Lambert I am the United Kingdom t the pre-hat was all; the posts never prepared to commit myself to ant time, and if increasing weight reaked. statement: There is no British does not put him out of the fea- boxer of the weight who his atller division he will bild the belt chance of beating him, unless the new Lonsdale belt which Owen Moran can get down to 9at replaces the one that Driscoll has and still to strong enough to won outright-for several years produce his very best form, writs **Corinthian " in Sporting Chronicle of Ocloter. 11.

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at; he reached over a tories of straight clean lefts to the face We do not have a new chamthat drew blood from lip and pion for long before an in leavour

noee, while Raich th▾ice counter-

ia made to find some one who can od ole verly to the body, sint ing beat him. Jce Starmer is to his hand deep in the terrible roll There is but one trouble ahead winner will be matched against or granted. Then Reich retired meet Johnny Brookes, and the of fat, but the giant never wobbled weight, for he is bound to find Lewis, for both of the former pair into his shell, content to block to some difficulty in getting to 9st can get support for a champion the end of the round. twice again in order to make the ship bout. I am sure that Lewis belt his own. He is almost bound both as Eoon as possible, and thus would be pleased to mitat them to try to do it, because directly waive necessity of a preliminary; he passes to the next weight he and it would be a nice easy jour inputting himself in a class where ho will find men like Fredney to the possession of the belt. Weleh, Matt Wells, and other boxere who would cause him no end of worry.

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So it looks as if Bombardier Welle' and Band: man Rice will The most remarkable thing not mest in Liverpool after all. about the Lewis-Lambert match Wells says he has an injured was the slowness of the locar. At right hand, but we did not no time did he look like rallying hear much about it in the manner he bed said he after his contestRith Gonner would. Lambert had expressed Mir. As the Liverpool officials bie intention of waiting for & do not care to give up a bout so round and then going for some attractive, without a struggle to thing big. He waited sure en-rovide their patrons with op ongh, and in the first two or three opportunity f:ing the die .. rounds it might have been his cussion-provoking Wells, they intention to do so. After that, have asked for a committee of however, it was Lowis's left hand medical men to eximine Welle's that compelled Lambert to keep injmer hand; end report, on waiting.

SILVER This seems fair, and the out- Imbart has never an up come of the suggestion will le against a left hand like Lewis's interesting. Wella con hardly It is correct to say that that band refuse a proposition that is found "flashed" on to Lambert's not, ed upon common-eenes, for it is for there was nothing quite 1 not right that the Liverpool people Jike the flashing of a light by the should be brushed aside in this ald of a bit of looking-gloss and manner-the mere sending of a a bright sun. Lamt art was just telegram to say that Wells ran like the old man who in trying to not box. My opinion is that Rice. read his newspaper and being would give Welle a very fine con- victimiced by a micshievious boy teat; but I think Wells would with a piece of glass.

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A Great "Left." It'ecomed assless for him to try think as I do, and as more people Austion on. any Eart of guard, for the fist who know bath boxers do? travelled so quickly that it could The medical examination of not be avoided. That left just Wella made on behalf of the had to be taken on the face, and Liverpool Stadium resulted in as it landed solidly and wellegain the declaration that Welle, owing and again the only thing left to to the state of his hands, was an- admite Lambert for was his pluck. fit to appear on October 23 as Time and again, feeling safe from arranged. attack, Lambert would go for ward, and his head would come back with a jerk that was sugges tive of him having an apagainst a lamp-post in the dark.

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He has paid forfeit to Rice, and has entered into an agreement under substantial forfeit to met Rico at the Stadion, Liverpool, on the earliest date it is possible

That lamp-post "was Lewis's to arrange after his contest with left hand, which was with cruel Carpentier on December 8. Win constancy being

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Al Reich's Defeat, Order of His Excellency the spoken words, and I reached down falness and his obvious intention Exile" the American corres- Officer Administering the Go for my overcoat-it was raining to take no risks but just make pondent of the Sporting Chronicle, vernment, of Two Lots of Crown sure of victory, never once forced whites: The exccedingly clever Land at Tai Hang Village, in outside. Reich was met was a a rally, but Lambert, in his den- amateur, Al Rich, met the pro- the Colony of Hongkong, for a crashing left to the face, and re- pair, did so on several occasions, fessional, Carl Horris, and while term of 75 years, with the option spanded with two body blows As you will have gathered, the the story runs along familiar of renewal at Crowa Rents to be that rande Morris, grin. Morris outboxing was all in favour of lines, it shows more jlainly than fixed by the Burveyor of His feinted once, twice thrice, at last ROBERTSON OUP DRAW.

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Ist Round. 2nd Round. attempts to do something big result, and the crass idiocy of PARTICULARS OF THE LOT inside, landed square on the jaw, were made by Larlert, the latter alleged "experts." In my last was always the first to pull up lotter I think I plainly in- and withdraw out of distance ferrod that Reich was clever, after the manner of a man who strong, superbly built, bat had had had enough.

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Both in long-range boxing and strate if he were game or other- close infighting, Lowia was the wit, and that he had a great superior, two quiok hands-his chance of becoming a pugilistic best blow with the right is somebody if he were not too Bemi-hook-being too much for hurriedly sent against a man too Lambert. One good round went good for him. His pith-brained to Lambert. It was the thirteenth, manager with the ross-tinted and the only one, and the loser er atacles, was more than usually persevered so gallantly and look imbued with the American idea ed 60 alrong comparatively that, that all men living before him for a lime, one was forced to knew obsolutely nothing, and wonder whether this was the time that he "knew it all."

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