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the ring at $40. Mitchell was accom-
panied by Frank Slavin, Tom Alien and
Pat Allen. Upham was accompanied
by Charley Johnson and Tom Hogan. OF
Chicago. Tom Allen was received with
applause. Upham looked like a ghost
in his corner as Mitchell sat eyelng him
closely. Mitchell wore white tights
with blue stockings and yellow flghtlng
shoes. and stripped TO the waist. up
ham wore lavender tights, black stock
ings and shoes. He was also stripped
to the waist.
The men donned the gloves before
they were weighed, and Capt. Barrett
politely requested them to remove them
until weighed. The law being fully
complied with the gloves were read
lusted, and at $50 o'clock the men
stepped to the center Of the ring. Mitch
ell made holy show of Upham in the
first round, his superiority being quite
apparent Upham was very weak as ne
came ND for the second round. Mitch
elrs cleverness was much applauded,
and he astonished some OF the specta-
tors whose first acquaintance with the
Englishman was had tonight The third
round was finished all in Mitchell's IA
yor, and the Englishman was applauded
the echo by the Olympic's guests.
tSlayin and YaQuelin now took thelrt
places and there was SO much contras
noticed in the men as was the case IN
the previous Set-tO. Naquelln turned
pale as did Upham, though he present
ed splendid physique. Slavln was
dressed in Salmon-colOred tights. Dack
stockings and black fighting shoes,
while Vaquelin was dressed IN brown
tights, black stockings and black shoes.
Both men stripped TO the waist; ola-
WINS superiority, while marked III Il
great degree, did not manifest itself as
much over his opponent as Mitchell did
over Upham. Time was called after
two minutes of hard punching. The
The men warmed up in the second
round, and Slavin's hands were seldom
out of Vaquelin's face. The men
hit some hard clips in this
round, and Slavin's cleverness was
much admired. The improvement not
iced in Vaquelin since the training with
Fits immons was at once marked and
appre ciated The third round was a
vigorous punching match, and was
great deal tiercer than MitchelFs set-to
Slavin did not take off his gloves, but
seated himself awaiting Mitchell, VINO
Immediately took his corner anu ap-
peared to box with the Australian star.
In this set-to Mitchell'S tricks were nlc-
ely counteracted by Slavin's cunning.
The first round ended in vigorous
punching match. In the second round
these kings of the fistfc art made 1t
rather lively, and they surely gave a
mastery show of scientific boxing.
The second ended in hot rally in the
middle of the ring, and the audience
went wild over the clever set-to. In
the fourth and last round both men APP
peared a little cautious. and the way
they raped each others faces and
stomachs seemed to almost paralyze the
assemblage, and Mitchell did look bit
vexed when Referee Duffy separated
them and sent them away.
This closed the preliminarles. and
everybody stretched before settling
themselves for the event OF the evening.
The timers for the advertisements
contest were George Clark, of Chicago,
for Fitzsimmons; P. j. Donohue for
Maher, and r. M. Frank for the club.