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replied Jack, ana then they resumed their work. II

replied Jack, and then they resumed their work. II
was an oven thing 80 far.
left to tile Kids car es q %atartsri and then blocked
III the way Of swinging for the body and head. but
Mac met him neatly with counters when az close
ihs str nsinu en was H1dS devoted TS1s S 70 iSvs s tSpp Ipg'1 Snd on pro nne
mailing The KID had an advantage ON work, but the
'EioHTEEsTn RoUSp.-McPsrtlsnd put in a left on
thc eye and EySthardt pushed him eeGk by placing
for fun. ehy' paspcd the Kid. whercupon Jack hit
him on the mouth and threw q right around in to his
ripped in a left 10 the wind aud olinched when Jack
began his rushing tactics. Everherdt swung a ter
Knee within an inch Of the Rid's face. but Mac was
NiSErRrNru uSp-Everhardt started in "A IL no
meant to end the fGht then and there. He rushed
in !. half ciineG he brought up hRs knee ST TGno' Mo-.
Part psrtlI INC, was SnSTy y:o He H. r again appealed aa ID, to the ref.
SFsE; OBJ blow WAS a 2rpe also 20 st RsGSsss' JACK put WITH IN = a n riSGt
cross counter on the jaw: ENcrhardt clinched. and at
cFS sid did s"@c E hissins,. H but Il Sia 10 not tG last fY iGas. Hh'
TwESTiErH RouNp.-NIac bored in this time and re.
JS,iSS also SS StrSis6 81 med t 3le' KID ID up ap' With sadt a II ii. aaS upper Sss%:
cut IN the mouth. The Kid jabbed with his left, but
bar I'i landed on opt the jaw j,vSAV in half hail S ciEinrRefh sSa Oth used used
free hands: the Kid hitting the stomach hard. -,
BY Tho Rid for a starter, but EaScirhSFddt, rushed a.
s on The lth Wind : s5S AGAIN, ana JACK S'ih r 9n SSRp fgsTsd Il IN h ss !hS And
fell from the force of his own blow. A third time
s saf Dew until Efl's Mac f hsd sG l Riiisd tho in d Si:n h tTssh f..
crowd was SC. excited that everybody yelled like In.
diAns, and when the round ended there was great
cheering, II was Eyerhardt'e round.
TwENTY.sECoSD RoUND.-McPartlAn shot his left
into the jaw, and Jack immediately renewed his
vicious rushing. With q heavy right on the head
Jack began an onslaught that ended when the Kid
iolted JACKIE head back with a couple Of well.direoted
leftS. Everhardt then landed two corldng left
swings on the mouth, and . drop OF blood made its
appearance on the Kids lips. This was another
round in Everhardt's favor.
TwEHTT-rHIRp rushed In at
once and drove the Kid TO the ropes. The Kid tried
long and straight lefts for the head, but Everhardt
kept on rushing and boring with heavy swings,
which did more execution than any of the Kids
blows. Everhardt roughed the Kid q bit on. the
ropes, and when he held out his hands, in apology
Efforts, and rushed his man around the ring until the
bell rang.
TwESTTFouRrH RoUSD-Everhard came up like q
bulldog and rushed Mt his Antagonist with a fearful
swing. The Kid put up a good defence, but lost his
temper and indulged in cuss words when Jack got in
another rush. Evcrhardt reached the head with a
right and also put Il heavy left on the mouth. Mac
meanwhile jabbing with his left. The Kid did some
hitting in the clipches, but he didn't make much by
it, for Everhardt had the round.
TwENTI-FIFTH RouSD.-McPartland was FIRST to
lead. Then followed hot miG.up. Everhardt doing the
rushing and landing n right uppercut on the stom.
ach, it being his most effective blow. Mac steAdied
himself and brought the blood from Jacks nose. II
was the FIRST real how Of clarct of the fight. Jack
then dashed in, and with a left he sent Mac to tho
ropes: They were at long range when the bell
sounded.
The referee decided the fight a draw and the
principals shook hands in the friendliest man.
ner.