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Says Masterton in that peculiar wap of his, apropos of all the talk about. Wilde fighting topnotch bantama -"When George Dixon met Cal M'Carthy at Boston in their first fight, Little Chocolate" (meaning Dixon) scaled exaétly 97 lb, to M'Carthy's 115 lb The battle went seventy rounds to z? [draw. When they met thesecond time, which was at Troy, N.Y Dixon weighed 102 16 and M'Carthy 115 lb. Dixon-won by a knock-out in the 23rd wound. M'Carthy was the recognised bantam champion of the country at that time, and the weight for the class 115 ringside.

"It will thus be seen that little Dixon won the bantam cham- pionship when he weighed but 102 lb. Also, that Dixon conceded as much weight to a champion as Wilde yielded to Lynch, who was merely a second rater. In their Boston fight Dixos gave 18 lb. to M'Carthy, and held him to a draw in a fierce batile lasting 70 rounds." From which I infer that Masterton is rather sceptical about Wilde being the wonder that we claim him to be..

INCOMPARABLE WILDE.

Now, my good friend Bat, you may take it from me that we, in this country do not exaggerate the ability of Wilde one little bit As for Lynch being a second rater, I do not agree with you at all. As to Dixon, I know him well, and whilst I am prepared to admit that be was very much e pugilistic marvel-I would better describe him if I said he was & freak--I do not think that seen at his best, he was any more won- derful than Wilde. A thousand times I have been asked to say

have seem whether I man comparable with Wilde. I have not. Whether Wilde the present time the Wilde he was when he played ducks and drakes with everybody, I am not so sure. I believe that was at his best before the war he was astonishing when he met

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night at the opera, and the packed house did homage again at the Holborn Stadium last night to the fistia genins of the wonder- ful little Welshman.". Wilde Was meeting Alf. Mansfield, "of Aldgate, for the third time, and he completed his trio of victories over the young East Ender.by knocking him out in the 13th

round.

The match was a study in contrasta, Wilde, alsd in-faded blue drawers, and having only one hand bandaged-his left looked the essence of fragility. His opponent, with his strong Hebrew features, thickly muscled body, and powerful limbs, seemed even more than the 8st. 4lb. which was returned as his weight, On this showing Wilde Was giving away something like 1615 and it was nof lang before he made it quite clear that the con- cession did not unduly tar his power, me

The contrasts were further supplied in the lights and shades of the bout. Wilde, cool, insonoï- ant, and masterful, seemed to shed an aura of power. Mansfiekt. strong and determined, took the SALVED SHIP FORTUNES. ring with a spirit that refused to be intimidated by his past un- pleasant experiences against Expeditions for recovering lost Wilde. He began early on to wealth from the sea always lured carry the fight to his man, and the adventurous. And to-day this the straight lefts of Wilde fell on kind of enterprise offers greater his face with the pitiless re- attractions than ever. Treasure-gularity of a piston rod. Beckers need no longer waste their In the second round Mansfield energies in search of mythical fought at a fierce white heat. He pirate hoards or legendary lung his blows grimly and with Spanish galleons. Many millions desperate intent at the evasive worth of property have gone down slip of a mannikin before him. during the past four and a half Wilde replied with four lefts to the month, nose, and chin, swift, stabbing strokes that were supple- mented by a right to the jaw. This sent Manfield to the floor, and the first thrill of the match had thus early arrived. It was no knock- out however. Mansfield rose to one knee, and clear-eyed, calmly. awaited the call of nine before he got up and resumed the fight.

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So far it had all been Wilde, although to those familiar with his methods, the Welshman had not really started Mansfield fought like a brave man He There exists no difficulty in knew what was coming to him Anding prospects to get to probably, but he battled on hoping work upon. Around such properhaps in his innermost fighter's montories as Beachy Head the soul that perhaps the hundredth seabottom is thickly laden with odd chance might turn up in his sunken vessels. It is the same favour. When he forced the issue in part of the Mediterranean, off hard with both hands and got the Irish coast, in the North Wilde on the ropes there was a Bes, the Baltic, and the White passionate cry of admiration from Bea. Wherever a prominent his friends. Wilde, crouching on landfall" exists, by which U-the ropes, bending against the boats could wait for pray, wrecks weight of the onslaught like a reed before the wind, looked so may be found in plenty..

Hundreds are so deeply sub-helpless, but it was all sheer marged that the hulls cannot be deception,

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Against Lynch I not only thought he was tired, but I thought he lost and he would be

of the Roosevelt family very foolish if he were to try to

Indians flourishing tomal beat men like Ledoux, the French

In the museum. curiosities which were boy, for instance: that is if Ledoux is anything like he was

to the Kaiserbere chi when he fought Joe Bowker and

and day bread, a sca the late Digger Stanley. In this

cursed, and an Améries country and America there is a disposition to believe Wilde so jobs will be taken in hand first. ensues it is always Wilde's sg- The work of the Postal Censor, marked if party is And good that be will take on almost They are not only the more gressor who comes off worst. In which is shortly to be brought to please forward to St. Hel anybody. Well, be won't. Wilde profitable, but also the most every case Mansfield was forced a close, will make, when it is all Whilst these and has learnt discretion, at all events important nationally-we badly willy silly away from his man related, one of the most interest coveries added a curious in for the time being he is going need the tonnage they represent, by vicious short books with both ing and romantic chapters of the to the work of the departm slow. But at the proper time, So pressing did our need of hands that stung terribly. No war, says the Daily News information of a more

As many as 150,009 letters a kind was constantly obta providing conditions and the rest merchant tonnage become during matter bow Mansfield punched,

the expert commercial of it are satisfactory, he will not the war that the Admiralty Wilde always by some uncanny day have been examined by a give the cold shoulder either to assembled the largest salvage instinct seemed either to avoid staff of nearly 4,000 men and wo- Censor Without this Joe Lynch or Pal Moore; any plant ever formed. This was them or to receive them on elbow man. Often when a letter or par-vigilant censorship,

cel has been apparently harmless five of the Daily News thing within reason he will con-placed under the direction of or the glove. It was amazing. sider.

Commodore F. W. Young, RN.R., Wilde's straight left was the the suspicions of the examiner formed yesterday, the and by means of it there were devilish motif that ran through have been aroused, and chemical with the enemy laws raised between 400 and 500 the fight. He used it with the tests have revealed secret writing have been enforced vessels, representing a value of skill that a finished fencer does and X-rays have detected articles, most important cases sonundan cution relied largely To with the rapier. It penetrated the concealed in parcels approximately £40,000,000.

A favourite method employed evidence. enerally the apprehensive guard of Mansfield

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The censorship made. "Admiralty are selling some of as the X-ray goes through steel by Germans abroad to send food their salvago ships to private Slowly it took toll of Mansfield's to those at home was to make up

a roll containing^ rice, coffee, sible for the enemy to com firma, keeping only sufficient to strength and nervous resource.

The loser fought as game as a cocoa, and so on, and attach false cate with his bverses complete the work being done for Belgium reopening her ports pebble, and often with the ends to it to make it look likes and innumerable letter and inland waterways blocked automatic instinct that keeps the parcel of newspapers. Others enemy sources indic

experienced fighter going. I would fold their papers, lay them mach this factor co up by the Huns.

the eighth round. Wilde hit him fit together, cut large holes in the pressure of the with a right on the point. Mans-the centre; and pack these hollow Elaborate schemes by field staggered. He was on the spaces with rubber and other for being first in

the world when th verge of a collapse, and for some articles.

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were defested 2 by strange reason, or & still stranger oversight, Wilde held his hand.

Germans at home would send by the Censor. Mansfield revived, but it was a crael escape, for he only surviv forth their propagands under The prisoners ed to tread a painful path that false covers. What appeared, for letters are willl

Homer would contain pamphlets home. They example, to be a school edition of are full of the one

and, I fancy, making himself look

British misgovernment in about the on very old and much worried Tex make another grand bid for India. Similarly, magazine their Government Rickard, the most daringoro fortune. He kept Wille o the covers, dated 1912, would be used will not keep the moter in the world, is able to ropes for nearly a minute, and the for concealing the literature of amounce at last that he a crowd went mad with excite 1918. The Germans wer esting bonts in the near future," found a nlace where he can stament, but Mansfield came out of putting their ne

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For some reasons I am sorry that Wilde has not held to the 'notion of making a trip to Ameri- car for Ldo honestly believe that they have not got a man within a fair di tance of his poundage who can beat him. As a fly-weight no contry can produce a better boxer or a greater fighter. But I would have liked Wilde to have gone to America and bored for The really does box. However, ha is to remain bere, and I see that he has been booked to fight A Mansfield, who comes from the CONDUN DIRECTORY East End of London, at an early date. Unless I am altogether out of my reckoning, Wilde will beat him without any great difficully. Still, it will be au interesting con- test, for Mansfield has had a lot. So, after chasing here, and there grew still more thorny as he

went on.

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