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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
VAMPIRES Cling
TO SOCCER lead
Today's Games Pron7ise Exc!t-
ing Sport for Lovers of
Scotch PaSfiu7e
By BOB sHAND

= BY defeating the Pastimes last sun
day the Vampires forged into the lead
in the soccer league. and the other
clubs viii have to do some tan husuing
to catch up with the wea-ers Of the
bat emblem. The vamps did not have
any the better Of the going last week.
but McFarlane's phenomenal work be-
tween the sticks and the work of the
backs prevented the Pastimes from
doing any good for themselves when
they seemed in "A good position to score.
The Pastime team is admitted to be-
the eleverest in the league. but the
players indulge IN TOO many fancy tac-
ties for the good of tie club
Today the Vampires VIII De the
guests of the san Franciscos at Free
mans park, Oakland, md it will ao
interesting to note wiat happens Tho
san Francisco cutf rfs.-s efass a BAH
one week and then performs like a
bunch of schcolho1s. lf today is ono
of their good ,Yay t.cr win suro1,-
make the league leaders work bard
The ThiStles aud. I1dependeuts aro
scheduled to meet at Croirs Alameda
grounds. and au intere sd7g rama
should result. Tie Taistles have beer
playing splendid football recently and
figure to WIN, but the Iadies can
never be sized up. ToD0- Fay & 60.
may spriug a surprise package Tho
Pastimes viii entertasr th. Garba-faus
az the Prcsidi0, ard Pomcroy expects
the club boys to make a much inn
proved showing over their FAST veek's
effort The. B&rbarf9ns spra0g . sur-
prise by scouting tho services Of f. r.
McRitchic, one of, Tire c1eyercSt goal
keepers who ever worlScd between tre
sticks i'm CaHf0r4fG- 2Ir2'tcNf0 r77
formerly a member of stre Hor0c-e.
pEedecesscrs of Vle Earbs. tu, w-~t
over to the Thisties WI IN the ne1n0 o7
The club was changed He VIII 2pDeer
in the goal toGay
Holm and 5ohn will piav el,l r1~--
and the halves viii ho Sloan. B-c'--
,ingham and Bartlet; Gray viii ocouov
the center forward position and VIII
DC supported on tho wirce ~ C~ou.
Mckenzie. Young ard Dave Lees Ts
VIII be Lees h~st appeerenee fo a
uniform this season. Wheu go is ri-st
Davie is good one opd he promises
to be a valuable addition to- tire Barhs'
team.
Two games are scfcd-aed IN the B7
Counties soccer log sue TOO baby or-
ganization has secured lease on go
Oak and. Clement s-~eot Crounds I'm
Alameda. and the ti3meIas ans Oa--s
will disport there tomorrow. 1T Fruft-
vale the Coriuthia1s. fovucrlr t-o Co'-
lands. of the California 1ot~-c v-.'l
tackle the Albion Rovo-s
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HARNESS CIRCUIT
GUSTS Two CITIES
Fort Wayne and Terre Haufe
Expelled From Great Vest
ern Ranks

CHICAGO, Dee. 17.-FOrt Wayne and
Terre Haute We're expelled today from
the great western harness circuit at a
meeting held in Chicago. Muskogee.
Okla. was accepted and allotted the
week of October 9. 1t was the only
half mile track in the circuit. Neither
Wheaton, LibertyvilIe nor Indianapolis
made their expected application for
membership
Nearly 100000 was hung up as
purses by the II members for the sea-
sons opening. July 4, in Joliet. Ill, and
ending November II in Phoenix, Ariz..
as follows:
Joliet ILL., July IS. $4,000
Decatur. H., July 10-15. $12. 900.
Grand Rapids, Mich. July 1T-22. $4,000
Kalamazoo, Mich. July 2429 $4,000.
Dstroit, Mich, Judy 81 to August ;, $4,000.
Peoria. H., August 1919. $4,000
Joliet. Ill. August 2S to September > $4,000.
Hamlin. Mimi. September 40. $50. 600.
Milwaukee. Wis. September t1-16. $4,000.
Columbus. o., September 1880 100000.
Springfield ILL.,. October -. $4,000.
NIuskogee, Okla, October 9-13. 10000
Dallas. Tex. October 16-2S $4,000
FL Paso, Tex, October 80 TO November 8,
Phoenix. Ariz.. November GIL. $4,000
Total $456,000.
This is the largest sum ever offered
by the circuit.
George Keller of Peoria H.. was
reelected president, and w. P. Smellin-
elected secretary.
Fort Wayne was dropped because
the association there failed to hold
meeting on dates assigned last year.
Terre Haute was dropped because it's
mile track had closed.
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Jack Johnson Agrees to
Meet Unknown

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-AJack Johnson.
heavy weight champion, who will sec
ond his sparring partner Walter Mona
han. in the latter's bout with George
Kid Cotton at Pittsburg on Tuesday
night yesterday said he had received
an offer from a Pittsburg athletic club
asking If he would consent to box six
rounds with an opponent whom the
club would select on some night during
the holidays
Having convinced himself by his
workouts with Monahan that he is in
pretty good shape, Johnson said he
would agree to fight any one over the
six round route if there were enough
money in it.
4 7 am not afraid to step into the
ring with any of them tomorrow over
the six round route" Johnson said.
Just let them give me enough money
to make it worth while and | will
sign articles next week My short
bouts with Monahan have convinced me
that It will take little work to fit me
to go six fast rounds with any one the
club selects
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec IT. = Perfect
weather and one of the best programs vet Of
fered drew large crowd at Monerief today.
The Palm Beach handicap. the feature valued
at 1.300. captured by Bob r. an extreme
outsider in the betting. which came from way
back in the stretch and beat out the fayorite
Mary Davis. by half length while Milton B
took the small end of the purse.
Only two fryorites won, the other successful
horses paying good prices. Summary:
First race. i've and half fnrlonGs-via oc-
tavia. TO l. Won; Governor Gray. ; to ). see
ond: Danger Mark. 10 1. third. Time. .06 40
Second race seven furlongs-Trustee. ) to L.
Won; Idleweiss. 8 TO l, second; Oakley. / TO ..
third. Time. 1;2s
Third race. six furlongs Bosom, II to 20,
won; I. NJ. Green. 4 to ;, second 0zana. 5 to
., third. Time 1:12.
Fourth race. the Palm Beach handicap mile
and sixteenth-Bob r, u to 1. won; Mary
Davis, 70 10, second; Milton B. to 1. third
Time, I:47.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Iady Irma Z to 10
won; claque. TO l. second: Colonel Ashmeade
10 ;. third Time. 1:13 p.
Sixth race. mile aud n sixteenth srondack
10 I. won: Lady Esther to . second Elfau
- =. tAird- TiAe4 4:45 ~.
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and it would seem that the best inter-
ests of school athletics would be served
il the two leagues could get together
in some way.
. There is certainly not room enough
Tor two strong leagues and governing
body with subleagues such as the Aca-
demic league would greatly relieve the
present strained relations if it could
gam control This seems to be the only
solution to the troubles that a present
face the various leagues
The Swedish American athletic club
Is planning an indoor 10 mile race for
cub members TO be held January %
The race VIII take place in the clubs
gymnasium and trophies for places and
best time Will be awarded.
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PENSACOLA RESULTS

PENSACOLA. Fla Dec IA continuous
lownpour brought dismal racing conditions
here and acrountS for the smallest attendance
of the season. The racing was ordinary Out
sldefs captured most Of The eFents. Results:
First race. mile and a sixteenth Bethlehem 3
70 = won. Ossian. = 10 l. second. Occidental
10 3. third. Time sc 10
Second race. six furlongs-Eva Tanguay > 10
l. Won. Hiram TO >. second. Grenade to =
third. Time. l:I9 ~.
Third race. six furlonss-t Charley Straus. G to
], won; Lord Wells 10 l. second; Bright
Maiden. ont, third. Time. 1:2I.
Fourth race. hurdles. mile and an eighth
JACK baker. 10 I. won. Octopus. ! f0 . see
ond' ir Heard. 10 , third Time, a:13.
Fifth race six furlongs-Teddy Bear. II TO /
won; Horizon. ; 20 >. second; Rubiola 10 ).
third. Time 20 10.
Skin race mile and eighih-AIasonia TO
/. won; Sand Piper ] 10 > second. Percy Tav-
iOr even. third. Time 20S -
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ROUND FIVE

They met with a crash in midring
with Hogan ger and Frayne on the
defense. Hogan worked in several
shortarm rights to the jaw at close
quarters and an instant later drove
five vicious rights to the jaw. Frayne
spat blood, but gamely took his medi-
cine. Hogan beat a mercilesS tattoo
with pile driving rights and lefts,
but could not down his plucl1y and
game antagonist. Frayne became
target for rain OF punches, but lasted
the round out on sheer gameness.
Frayne was covered With blood from
head to foot as he took his chair.
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ROUND TWENTY

The men fought to clinches. Hogan
landing several telling blows at close
quarters Hogan tried to win by the
knockout route, but again found his
antagonist too slippery. They wasted
much valuable time in cHnches Hogan
being unable to lead in. this position
The men then fought head to head i'm
the center of the ring. Hogan landing
right and left on the face He broke it
forced his victim around the ring. The
round and fight ended with Hogan hav-
ing everything his own way and Ref
cree Eddie Hanlon promptly declared
him the winner
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BosToN TRANsFER MApE

BOSTON. Dec. 17.-Control OF the
Boston National baseball club was for
mally purchased at meeting in this
city today from John p. Harris of
Pittsburg by William Hepburn Rus
sell of New York and L. c. Page Of
Boston Harris received 100000 for
his stock The manager of the Boston
club will be Fred Tenney.
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ROUND NINETEEN

Hogan found Frayne still full Of
ilisnt as>he rushed his opponent around
the ring. Try as he might Hogan could
not find vulnerable spot which Frayne
protected SO jealously. Breaking from
a cl1nch Hogan almost closed Frayne's
left eye with terrific ght smash
Hogan sent in four straight lefts to
the stomach. Frayne eountering with
q left uppercut TO the jaw that carried
Surprising force behind it. Tame round
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ROUND SIXTEEN

Frayne clinched as he came up his
brain evidently having cleared during
the minutes respite. Relentlessly Ho-
gan bored in, vainly seeking to end
matters but Frayne was too elusive
and brought all his ring .geneEalship
INTO play to save himself Frayne bled
pfofusely from the mouth as Hogan
hnallN solved his defense, but in a
Vicious midring rally Frayne landed
nan a dozen punches to the jaw, slow
ing HOGAN up. The men battled with
might and main at close range. both
iandlng repeatedly. Hogan, however,
mad all the better of the round.
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ROUND SEVEN

Frayne seemed more confident and
actually forced the fighting during the
changed right swings to the head and
Hogan drove two solid lefts to the
stomach. FraXne met Hogan's rushes
with two rights that landed on Ho-
ean's face with resounding whacks
Frayne rushed the fighting and there
WAS little further lighting until just
before the gong rang when Frayne
hooked hard right to the jaw. Even
round.
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Soldier BalI PlaYer.
Defeat St. Warys
S. 80 o - CaIII


OAKLAND. Dec. 17.-ln tho FIRST
game Of baseball ON the college can-
pus for some time the Collegians -ef 81.
AIary's were easily defea1ed by tno
California street team Of San Frsa-
cisco, composed mainly of soldier ha1
players from tho PresidiO. this affcr-
noon. to /. Five runs were secured
in the second inning ON four hits ana
the same number of errors, but after
that both teams settled down and hon-
OrS were about even.
Five hits We're secured off Ross tho
college twirler. while Frind late cf
the transportation club, allowed bu-
three. Two errors were chalked mp
against the city team. while the error
column showed eight for the Collie
gians. The batteries were.
CalifOrnia-Frind and OdeU. Collie
gians-Ross and Remmer.
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ROUND THIRTEEN

Hogan opened the round with ter
rife right smash to the jaw. Frayne
evening it up with left and right up
percuts to the jaw that lifted the one
rounder from his feet. Hogan drove
another right to the jaw, similar to
the one with which he opened the
round. Hogan then staggered his man
with a right drive to the jaw. Frayne
ciinching to save himself further pun
ishment. Hogan kept Frayne busy
blocking his right and left punches.
round ended with Hogan trying hard
for a Knockout Hogan's round.
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ROUND EIGHTEEN

Hogan opened with left to the stom-
ach. but similar attempts were smoth-
cred by the shifty californian Hogan
then drove his man against the ropes.
landing almost at viii. He inflicted
terrible punishment upon his opponent.
landing blows of every description
Frayne simply refused to be beaten
down, and fought back with rare game
ness The ropes saved Frayne from
falling into the laps of the newspaper
men, so vicious were Hogan's onslaughts.
Frayne lasted the round out on courage
alone.
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ROUND FOURTEEN

Frayne came up fresh. After min
utes sparrng Hogan drove his right
twice to the jaw, beat Frayne severely
over the kidneys with his left, and then
crossed with right and left to the jaw.
Frayne, however, never flinched, and
toed the mark unfinchingly. Hogan.
sent his man reeling across the ring
Just before the gong sounded. but
Frayne was fighting back and appeared
not IN distress from the heavy punish
round.
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ROUND TEN

Hogan rushed in like wild man,
but he found Frayne the personification
OF coolness. The latter met Iogan's
rushes with straight punches, but they
carried little force behind them
trayne shook his man up. with a right
uppefcut TO the jaw and so seconds
solid right swing on the jaw and
then quickly swung his left on the
same mark. After a long session of
ineffective fighting Hogan shot a
straight right to the face with great
force, and this blow gave him the ad-
vantage of an otherwise even round.
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ONE ROUND DEMON THE
MASTER AT ALL STAGES
Defeated Boxer Displays Unusual Grit
By Withstanding Bornbardnent
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

By WILLIAM J. SLATTERY
California contributed another marvellous boxing
o Qneens6e yesterday afternoon its offering Fred Hogan better
snow" the one round terror VINO forged ms way into The ranks ie
in 20 round boxing at Bots
osans performance revelation Disappointment
Fryne many spectators groancI
and Immediately cd him fash the performer But
handled
dthrousho.
% rounds and had at Command punofn ability eicerac speed
Fyn dspiased more ganess than who has pair o5
ne Referee ddie ianio4 had himself
Just sritod his teeth glued ever
ae not quite brutal would
FRAME DISPLAYS Rur,Rsl ABLE c4mrNEs~
@ 6o99sg sd ,l
1iozfa fl @ ese e @ ] of
round r ia % mot ha,s @@ am an & opPoru"i odepensae ] This
q ne naming which
hen contest until aoisr
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has ] a @ e3 @ % 3 % @ Which 4s s m s & ses @ asss"s MANI & ei5og so
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CONTEST THRILLS
& & H. ne S4 ] s'so But Ire "ss & Gne e. sided doom yer & Sn sided @
he on und atiOn encdl non hi man
sn dnied stood al gsney
of
was stanein9s oa his feet wien The beh
several rounds ' @ ed @ % r5asne @ % to not 2p @ % ' 5a @ 50 s assEy @ t @
Of the
next four on i've rounds despite couple Of the
mercy just the
previous round ne aid OFF when his admirers looked for him
in bad shape the result few
Acting George
Hogan held o m the fifteenth Then he suddenly opened Fayne
They
forgot Ta % did know about the which
PRAY sgoinng his He had left
\ MOVEMENTS
& Af s @ afn Tee 3 il M WAS % merely s & Of what Hogan INV would do or how
] de made no false step no useless In some of the
am, @ @ o ] only laughed At these lie seemed to be testing the
in
te short
The When it did ring Hogan landing win
m p6aes Hogan ] eoga have knossGut
He
he viii land right
Tie preliminary amid quite turmoil
The PRINCIPALS Rufus Williams middle
M hf round George knocked
after ountns eight turned TO Williams declared
been robbed Powers the
REFEREE POWERS
without
ns hi and this continuation with
Villains The ruling faTorably received
nlass oa4a IN command OF Fiddler Steve Douglas
music which kept the fans
voted @ It @ bg @ hi
TRACKMEN ARE AWAITING
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ROUND EIGHT

Ifrayne came to the center greatly
freshened up. He Immediately ripped
IN two rights 10 the jaw, Hogan coun-
tefinS with similar punch to the chin
Frayne worked in an uppercut to the
jaw that made Hogan vince Hogan
fought back fiercely. but Frayne's
clever blocking prevented harm
Frayne shot right straight to the
face and then swung left TO the same
place. Hogan had much the better of
the remainder of the round, landing
several solid punches of all kinds on
the head. 1t was an even round, with
Frayne constantly improving.
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ROUND SIX

Hogan waded in but found that
Frayne still was able to put up a de
fensive fight. Take your time shout
ed Hogan's seconds and the latter
obeyed. Hogan now shifted his attacks
to the body. endeavoring to land a
knockout punch in that section. Frayne
landing him a solid right to the face,
which he repeated shortly afterward.
Frayne then hooked his right to the
face but Hogan retaliated with a right
swing to the jaw that stopped Frayne.
1t was Hogans round, with Frayne ap-
parently gaining strength.
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ROUND FOUR

Frayne coolly awaited rushes and
for the time being experienced little
difficulty in thwarting well meant at
tacks. Frayne soon afterward hooked
repaid with interest, Hogan peppering
him with left and right smashes on the
head and jaw. Hogan sent in smash
after smash and Frayne Wobbled Ho-
gan had things all his own way and
the bell rang with Frayne plainly in
sore straits.
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ROUND FIFTEEN

Hogan changed his tactics, playing
Tor the body on which he succeeded in
Planting several stinging right and left
swings. They exchanged vicious left
planted his right solidly over the heart.
Hogan. peppered his man ceaselessly
with right and left punches to the jaw
and body. and the gong rang in the
mex OF time, saving Frayne from al :
most certain defeat 1t looked as if
another round would finish him
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THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS. SHOWING
THAT FRAYNE WAS OUTCLASSED

swings. He then drove left and right
with considerable force to the mouth
and followed this with terrific right
uppercut to the jaw Hogan fought
back bit wildly and his blows were
III timed and poorly placed. They eX-
changed right swings to the jaw and
the referee had his hands full separat-
ing the fighters. F'rayne had the hon
ors ia this round
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ROUND THREE

Hogan continued his aggressive tao
ties and when the round was about a
minute old he drove his right hard to
the jaw and forced Frayne against the
ropes. Hogan scored first blood open
ing a slight cut over his antagonists
lips. Hogan had the better of long
siege of infighting, which continued
almost TO the end of the round, when
F'rayne broke it up by clipping the one
round wonder with savage right to
the jaw.
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TRACKMEN ARE AWAITING
THE SIGNAL OF WINGED O

Tho trscizmon are anxiously waiting
word from the olympic club as to
whether the Winged o is going to hold
au indoor meet this year The meets
promoted by the Olympic club in the
past have always been successful af-
fairs and athletes from all sections
look upon the Olympic meet as the
opening affair OF the spring season.
Tt is always well patronized by the
public.
Nothing definite has been done by
the olympic committee on the indoor
meet yet but the matter viii be taken
up Tor consideration al meeting after
the holidays.
There appears 10 be something
wrong with the way athletic matters
arc managed in the high schools of the
city. Either there are TOO many leagues
or She leagues that are in existence are
bitterly opposed 10 one another and
lighting each other 10 the death
At present the Academic lea que. with
its numerous sublea gues. and the Bay
Counties league are the TWO leagues IN
the limelight IT is also rumored that
ne'v league is To be formed in Ala
iiielt county 10 DC kNoNh d. eitS -A'e
media county lea que This new league
would make the present state Of affairs
mere complicated than il is at present
and would also tend to give the schools
in ID more athletics than they could
properly attend To-
The Academic league has been in eN-
istence for a number Of years and up
~ three years ago was particularly
strong. AT tbat time the Oakland and
Berkeley schools broke away and the
iay Counties league was formed since
q haf tine the latter league has been
-iesfils eafni5ie sticegfh al The eN-
4tisc uf Use academic league.
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ROUND TWELVE

After half a dozen clinches Frayne
Strengthened Hogan up with right
uppercut to the jaw. They then lapsed
into another clinching bee during which
few blows Were struck. Frayne met his
man with straight left on the face as
Hogan ran after him, and the bell ended
a perfunctory exhibition.
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ROUND TWO

The men fought mostly at close quar-
ters in this round. Frayne Jared his
opponent with 4 shortarm right jolt to
the jaw. Hogan almost put his man
through the ropes with a straight right
TO the chin, a moment later duplicating
this performance The round ended
with some vicious fighting at close
range. Hogan was master of the round.
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ROUND ONE

The first three minutes of fighting
favored Hogan. He took the aggres-
SlVe forced his man about the ring and
landed from almost every position. A
powerful right swing sent Frayne
against the ropes. but he was lighting
back strongly when the round ended.
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ROUND SEVENTEEN

frayne worked in some telling upper
cuts as they fought shoulder to shoul-
ger and convinced Hogan that he had
pest be careful Hogan plunged in
elese. but t'rayne uppercut twice with
icit and right to tile jaw forcing his
man against the ropes. where Frayne
Nlilpped IL another telling right upper
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cut on the chin. Frayne's gamencss
brought cheer after cheer from the
crowd, which expected that this round
surely would he his last. Hogan drove
IN two foTceful rights to the jaw as the
he'll ended the round. Frayne had
shade
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ROUND ELEVEN

Hogan waded In with tigerlike fer
oc1ty and almost rushed Frayne off his
feet Frayne however clinched and
kept in close, thereby avoiding danger
So constant were the clinches that
Referee Hanlon was d very busy man
disengaging the battlers' clutches. 1t
was tame and uninteresting round.
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TWO WAYS

Defeated Pug--I'weighed in ali right
before the fight.
ker-MaNbc s-on did r..t ,-at,
certainly didn't wade IN durins The
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
RouND NINE

Irraxne by this time seemed To have
solved Hogan's style Of attack and
eeltly. avoided the 1atters rushes and
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