The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-27
KefCheH Regdir1S His
 Lost Title From Pdpke

to jaw and followed it with hard left to the same place, forcing Papke to a clineh. Fighting close Ketchell sent a ter rife left swing, Papke backing into a neutral corner. Several fruitless eX- changes followed and the round ended in Ketchelrs favor.
 Round 5-Ketchell crossed a ponderous right to jaw and both men fell clear through the ropes, over the heads of the newspaper men on the floor of the arena. They were helped into the arena and Ketchell missed two fearful right swings, Papke smothering them. Ketchell crossed again with his. right to the jaw and Paplxe looked a bit serious. Ketchell was much quicker and landed hard left hook to the pit of the stomach. He then shot a hard right to the jaw as the bell rang. The round ended with advantage all with Ketehell. He looked fit as he took his seat.
 Both Bleeding.
 Round 6.-Ketchell landed two vicious lefts to the face and the blood started to flow from that organ. An exchange at close range, blows to the body followed, and when the men broke away both were bleeding from the nose. Ketchell shot a terrific left to the body and kept after his man unceasingly. Ketchell then hooked a wicked right to the jaw forcing Papke to clinch. Ketchell had good lead as the round ended, Papke going to his seat uneasily.
 Round 7.-Ketchell shifted his left to the body and then got a left uppercut to- the chin. Ketchell then sent a short hook to the chin with terrific force and a moment later shot a straight right to the jaw. Papke closed in and seemed to be stalling. He bled quite freely as the round ended. It was Ketchells round.
 o I0.4l aIrIwv o..1 Papke landed a hard left to the jaw. Ketchell countered with right to ribs and Ketchell forced Papke to the ropes, landing a left high on the body. Both landed rights and lefts to the jaw, Ketchell having the better of the round.
 Papke Desperate.
 Round 9.-Ketchell shot left to the stomach and at close range swung two lefts to the head. Papke fought back desperately, but Ketchell forced him against the ropes and landed right and left to the body. Papke continued to break ground, clinching and stalling. Ketchell sent his man clear across the ring with a hard right to the jaw and Papke came back groggy. Papke stalled in getting in close and Ketchell was not able to get in a telling blow. Ketchell looked winner at this stage.
 Round 10.-"Take your time" shouted the crowd to Ketchell as the men closed in. Ketchell landed two uppercuts to head while in close Ketchell missed hard left for the head and then ex- changed rights to the jaw. Ketchell forced his antagonist against the ropes, but missed a hard right for the jaw. A moment later Ketchell landed terrific right to the jaw and put his left to the body. Papke landed a hard right to the body and two lefts to the same place and the round ended with honors even.
 Round 11.-There were several fruitless rallies and then Ketchell sent hard left to the stomach following it with right and left to the same place. Ketchell fioored Papke with a fearful left to the jaw and Papke took the count of nine.
 When Papke rose Ketchell again fioored his man with a storm of rights and lefts to the jaw and body. Papke tried to get up but was down one second too long and was counted out. Ketchel was then given the decision by Referee Jack Welsh.