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neck. The men clinched several


Third Round-Parry received Mar
shalPs left on his neck More clinch-
ing. Jerry landed his left in the face.
Parry led and landed on the neck,
ducking a swinging right handler.
Both men were loafing when the gong
rang.
Fourth Roundabout men smiling
and confident. Marshall landed in the
ribs. Marshall led for the heart an
missed. Marshall led and Parry coun-
tered with his right on the ear. Mar
shall led and got strong right in the
face. This was repeated and the
round ended with slight advantage
for Parry.
Fifth Round-Both men came up
fresh. Parry lead and clinched.Parry
landed lightly on the shoulder, and
ducked a right-hander. Jerry caught
him in the wind. The Australian
leading for the heart. Parry landed
his left on the face of the colored man.
and when the gong rang ran lightly
TO his corner.
Sixth Ronnd-Marshal placed his
right on the shoulder Marshall land
ed with his left and followed it with
right on the face which daZed Parry.
Jerry landed twice on the neck and
received a strong right in the same
place. In wrestling against the ropes
Parry staggered. Marshall was there
with his right, but Parry clinched to
avoid punishment This was Mar
shalls round.
al landed
the neck with his right, and followed
it with a short arm blow on the race.
The men clinched and in breaking
away Parry received a stinging DloW
on the face from Jerry's right. Mar
shall using his elbow in all the clinch-
es. upon his opponents neck. Mar
shall rained a succession Of blows upon
the Homesteader's face and body,
which staggered him. Advantage for
Marshall
Eighth Round-Marshall placed his
left on Parry's neck twice. Marsnall
led for the heart. Parry on the de-
fensive. Jerry landed his left on the
neck and got light blow in the face.
Marshall led with his left, connecting
with Parry's neck.
Ninth Round-After some clinching
Marshall landed twice in the neck.
Parry escaped a savage lead by duck
ing and throwing his opponent over
his head. NJ arshall placed his left in
the chin, and his right on the cheek.
Marshall led twice but fell short. The
men clinched and in breaking, Mar
shall placed his right on Parry s neck.
Marshails round.
Tenth Round-Parry landed on the
neck. Close fighting with honors
even. Parry landed Ia good body
blow. Marshall landed on the chin,
and Parry cross-countered on the body.
Honors even, and both men compara-
lively fresh.
Eleventh Round-Marshall led OFF,
landing on the chin. Sharp might
ing. Both led and clinched several
times. Marshall ducked and got an
uppercut from Parry's left. Parry
landed on the face with his right. The
round ended in favor of Parry.
Twelfth Round-Marshall on the ag-
gressive. Parry uppercut with his
left. but Marshall ducked. Marshall
landed on the neck with his left. Par
rv landed in the face, Marshall coun-
tering on the neck. Parry landed on
the face with his right and forced the
fighting. jim on the run when the
gong sounded. Parry's round.
Thirteenth Round-Parry landed
his left on face and right on the neck.
Marshall ducked and got Singing
right-hand: :er on the face. Parry
clinched. and after breaking away
there was some sharp infghting. Mar
shall landed on the ribs. HOnors even.
The remainder Of the rounds until
the twentieth were much the same,
Marshall doing all the leading, ana
Parry on the defensive, clinching TO
avoid punishment. Parry was grow
ing perceptibly weaker with each
round while his opponents blows
seemed to gain strength. lie STOOD
punishment well, theonly visible in
dication being his red neck and breast.
The twentieth round opened as us
nal with Marshall forcing the fight
ing in Parry's corner. Marshall lanu-
ed in the face with both hands, and
followed with a right arm blow on the
neck which staggered his opponent
Parry led and missed. Marshall led
and Parry ducked cleverly. Marshall
swung his left sayagely for knock
ont but Parry was not there. The
two then clinched, and in breaking
Marshall struck his opponent under
the right ear with a short-arm upper
cut which sent him to the ground.
Marshall walked to his corner, and
after Referee Gavin counted ten sec
onds. Marshall was declared the win
ner.
Parry did not recover consciousness
for several minutes. Marshall assist
ed in carrying him TO his corner
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