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nose. and he duplicated II as the gong sound
cd. u was nnybody's night. and tho prospects
MI arm for N MI nm

Yelled cnthasiastiSaily Whom both 10Th landed on
BntIalo's ncrcc rush. laughing as he ran away.
KS duckins OF a right and swing was much
=, RouNp FIrrErS.-As the battle progressed
M Gr0ysd hs sSGtr5
more than n good chance to win. despite tho
betting. Costc'lo's hard punches on the stom;
UP tho score by a left lander on the ear; Cos
,So s t PAT @ II n bs bsnen hn
him vince Costello % % in ma and dIS the
rang and tho men went to their corners
into his adSersarys eorasr and took M % tho oen-
sivo 4, LETT handler. on the stomach. covering
| saw both get home on tho neck. Groggains
lanle.i on the stomach. and then tho round
'f%s1 II sHs[rn exchanges opened
the round. Neither man was able to land y
| blow. ,ireegains finally. shot out q straight
planted another Of the same kind. Costello 8
left-hand swing was nssatly dnckcd and there
Any in Cos,cilo's corner was erectod with Q
! cheer. tho heavy weight having tenn dei9ysu @ ',
by q broken down carriage. He whispered en-
mp"sp ~ Es.'C Costello went in and
LANDED hard LETT hsrder on nss
Grssssinss LEFT was as short. Costello taekins
nr hs mans ost and vsed
G2TnE Tts STs on sss
gains on the stomach TINT doubled the Cali.
wv Sckd ssns fSs SsSn SH'' @so na
went into his mans stomach and aId IN ra,S ne
s"tnF s"rty mTsoG hs c ear M,S Taa mas
| was pretty work oil around. both getting their
left hnn's homo straight on mouth and chin
KouND TwsVTy.-Tho first effective work Of
this round was dong hy GrcEGaimns WHO laPnne,i n,
fnlo nut left and right on his opponents stom.
| ach and Gteggains forced matters and ran ~
EsE s nWny Snt Hf s ON r"H
knocked down. Tho blow wns very light
RouND TWENTY ONE This round was very
tame. and not blow Of note was deliveredi, ,o,
costslIo to Tie r2pss. and m!sssi = sTy,ng VIM, VIII III,
| his left through Costello falling. This wnss
annntently dodge OF the suiialos ,nsI when hspa sp
stomach: 4 Very fine cxhibition OF the new
Who VIII o wanted va s to Sec blood and sIu9eine. -,
RouAp TwENTY-THREE ,GreGEains was still
the ring. Costello backing away until he
only to Ian the air. his adversary stepping I oHt
Watching q chance to get in a left hand swing.
Ssns !fsa to S s
ROUND TWENTY FOUR mon were as
a ssns nndsa sh, hS on sht The eefnn eH rss
gains attempted to force matters. and
chased his man neross tho ring. Cos
but did nothing better than keep his opponent
At arms length; and seemed content with that
a1sn ssS at M tho but vs9s @
and it ked like an all n ight Job.
adversary. Gregsains cIeverly eluded u smash
at his stomach. and got in q light one on !he
left on the throat and missed n vicious swing.
n nHt got in ar hard 9, punch on the stomach that
s sSa to shw TheTs nnasq bode.o
trio lisht as thoy spared. watshins for an
and GreCgains forced the Buffalo" into his
Gresceins one Q" ''t the rbs % and nd u"rroWS "iS
missed getting in q smash on tho jaw OF the
man i from IT, the n.s slope ,,,.r>. c ;.,,,
stomach. Alter. a clinch. Gregeains punched
tired oftrylng to get in u blow that would tell.
He He tried f9r for LEFT on tho head and got there.
rushed in left and right, landing the last blow
his adversary's ear with considsratle force;
on GreGeains's stomach very prcttily. Co.'S
tello's left;hand swing was good one, ms it
Gans nese 3 pf'1 He narowy II. missed ra anotSsr 81
the same kind and fell down in going away.
4 r%ttlinR exchapge on nose and oye was
loudly aprlauded. Greggains's face and chest
wero bathed In crimson torrent. but he came
IN and banged Costello on the ear as the round
nt the sight Of blood. was all enthusiasm as
the round beCan. Greggains REACHED for his
tello's leit-hand swing got home once or twice.
handler on thH r !, Eastern Eastern mans chin. Greg
.RouNp Inrrry; Costello hit his, man on the
wink vigorously. That was the only work
RovNp THIRry-oNE;-;Pretracted srarring
was followed by Costello,s falling short in lis
lead for Greggnins's stomach. The latter
shook his bead dubiousIy.., " ''
duckine. eyading fierce swings in GmicE sue
cession, Gregcains ran Costello into cor
nner. and. slippinG down. the Dufralonian took
walking away 50 as to take no unfair advan-
tage: In fact. the mon were very fair fighters.
merits. GreGGains tapped Costello on the
nose ] as the gong sounded
with lis e ana rht on sGG hS@G
oar and tried to follow UP his advantage. but
Costello backed around the ring. content to DO
on tho defensive. 4 splendid stop By Costello
was renlly the feature Of the round, Greg
glinss straight lelt-hander being wei! meant.
ltouND IHIRTY-FouR.-Aner spnrring. for
nearly two minutes GregEnins planted hard
ono on C9stelos neck aud followed 1t up with
another full on the ince. Costello came out Of
Greggnins was wary once more and kept away
until Iust before the round closed, when he
landed lightly on the ribs.
RouSD Thirty. did whnt
little lighting there was. landing on tho
stomach and chest lightly.
ROUND THIRTY-sIX.-- Costello sent in n loft
1 band swing that must have hurt, and ,he
knocked his opponent down. Costello's left
band punch was az strong as ever. and he
fought his man clear across the ring Good
boy. Martini" sang out an old lrisnnan near
tho roof.
RoUND THlRTT-sEvES-B on the Ghost
were exclianged. and then Coste 10 plant
GrcsGans caught Costello on tho mouth.
and the, Buffalo man responded with
his shoulder on his opIonent's. stomach. the
first somb'ancc Of questionable tactics during
the ilsht. tostello's hard work was the very
clever ducking Of q savage swing and the run,
tiin - 4 fr,, ,y,t lur,