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ENTIRE BLOCK OF BUILDINGS At
SEVENTH AVE. AND THIRD
ST. g., DESTROYED.
MILLING DIST. IN DANGER
Embers start slazes In Many Places
and the Whole Fire Dept, With
st. Paul Engines
Helping.

Minneapolis, MINI. - Fire starting
In the seven-story brick building Oc-
cupied by the Great Northern lmple.
ment company and the Rock Island
Plow company. Seventh avenue south
and Third street, at 12:40 o'clock
spread to many adjoining buildings.
causing such confagration as Min
neapolis had not seen in many months,
threatening the whole milling district
and entailing a loss that will foot up
into the hundred thousands.
The first alarm was followed
promptly by 2-11, which in turn was
followed by a general alarm, which
calls out the full fighting force of the
department.
The building where the fire originat-
ed is practically destroyed. The FIVE
story brick structure occupied by the
Waterbury Implement company was
60 badly damaged as to be nearly a
total loss. The ]. l. Case company's
building is separated by Seventh ave.
;sue from the Waterbury building and
the tremen directed their efforts to
saving this structure, in which they
succeeded.
Many of the adjoining buildings
were small structures and these went
quickly. The old Sixth Avenue hotel
TT Sixth and Washington. a three
tore frame, was badly damaged. it's
occupants getting out, none too soon.
Cinders and blazing brands, borne by
the wind, covered the whole neighbor-
hood.
The streets were filled with half
clad people from the hotel and lodg-
ing houses, and some of them were
slightly burned by falling sparks, but
uone seriously.
Although only the roof of the Sixth
Avenue, or Laman's hotel was at
tackled by fire. the entire structure is
little less than a ruin, as it was soak
ed with water from attic to cellar.
Nothing but a triangular pillar of
brick remains of the Rock Island Plow
cnd Great Northern Implement COM
banies' building. The roof fell soon
utter the firemen arrived, as the fire
was not discovered until the building
was mass of flames. With the roof
went one after the other of the seven
floors, leaving the bare skeleton of
walls standing, but not for long.
The wall nearest the Waterbury
building fell with a crash that could
be heard for blocks. It was followed
rapidly by all the others, and brick
were thrown for great distances, but,
so far as could be learned, no one was
burt.
Chief Canterbury confined his ef-
forts to saving surrounding property,
as he saw at once that the two build
ings were doomed. After sending in
the general alarm, St. Paul volun-
teered help, and several engine COM
panies were soon on their way and
proved of great assistance, as two
other fires in different part of the city
broke out at the same time.
This is the first time since April %,
1907, that general alarm has been
sounded in this city. That was on
the occasion of the burning Of the
Wisconsin Central freight depot on
lower Hennepin avenue.
Shortly after 2 o'clock it appeared
that the fires were under control and
there seemed to be small danger that
it would spread outside of the square
where it originated.
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nar chiIdren n Mvrd,r ca.e,

81. Louis. No. May 81. That the
relatives Of Mrs. Dora d. Doxey on
trial for the murder Of VIM. ]. Erder,
realize the seriousness Of the evidence
against he. was indicated during to-
days session Of tho court. Frequent
conferences ware held with the wom-
ans attorneys by Mr.. Morris, sister.
ana JEFFERSON Fuller. tho aged father
&Of the defendant. The testimony In
ltroduced ~ the state was mainly oor.j
sroborativs of that presented yeste
day. s,s'l
Judgs Grimm today enforcsd tn
ruling which bars children ana young
Girls from the court room. Is e
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

There are great many swollen for
tunes in this country, but investiga-
tion will show that very few of them
can be traced back to the Belgian hare
craze that caught SO many hopeful
ones dozen years ago.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

Fret not thy gizzard!" is the mot
to that DR.. D. X. Pearson, Chicago's
millionaire philanthropist, gives to the
world, at the age of ninety. It's a
comparatively easy motto to live up
to, when you are a retired multi-mil.
lionaire, but it's harder when you
don't know where the money is COM
ing from to pay the rent.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

Lord Kitchener, England's big gen.
eral, knows what good soldering lie,
and having seen West Point he gives
high praise to the military academy
as one of the best of training schools.
And American history shows his juds.
Went Is correct.
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Gov. c. 8. peneen Arrested.

Peoria, Illinois. Governor Chas.
s. Deneen was arrested with a touring
car party for exceeding the speed linn.
it in this city at midnight. Charles
H. May, publisher Of the Herald Tran
script, host Of the party, was released
under bond. The governor did not
have to appear at hearing.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

An English novelist is in this coun.
try to study the women. The Amer.
ican woman just now seems to be the
most interesting topic of civilized ere.
alton. Still, there is no need to be
going to outside writer's for full un.
derstanding of her. It takes the ma.
tive American to appreciate her full
worth.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

New York city continues to go up in
the air. The plan for new 3S-story
building means notable addition to
the finest collection of sky-scrapers in
the world.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03
Niaht Riders Burn Crop.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Night rid.
ers are alleged to have operated with
IN four miles Of Cincinnati, the barn
of r. p. Gosney, q tobacco raiser of
Campbell county, KY. being destroyed.
together with tobacco crop estimated
to be worth $1,000. ss. b
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j.. j. HlII Bank Director.

d % F1IJ 6duN OITSCtOrs
Chicago. Illinois. - James j. Hill Of
st. Paul, head Of the. ."Hill system
Of railroads, was elected director Of
the Illinois Trust and Savings bank
here to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of William H. Mitchell. fa,
ther Of John ]. Mitchell.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

The couple who were married on a
Western Maryland train going at the
rate Of 40 miles an hour evidently
wished the matrimonial knot tied fast
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

A six-year-old girl in Brooklyn has
two heads. 1t must be something of a
strain on her lungs when she gets into
IN animated conversation with herself.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

rheumatism crippIes Sen. TiIIman.
Atlanta, Georgia. = Suffering from
severe attack of rheumatism
United States Senator BENJAMIN R.
Tillman of South Carolina arrived in
this city and was taken to local
sanitarium for treatment.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

To Judge from the way aviators
nave been falling from the sky lately
there Is at least one product of the day
which is coming down.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

The prospect of a "Chantecler"
drama in this country should arouse
great hopes among the musical com.
sdy players known as broilers.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03
New Police conveyance.

Minneapolis. May 30.-A man ar.
rested by Motorcycle Patrolman Olson.
,of the Sixth precinct, was escorted to
headquarters astride the handle bars
of the blue coats metal steed. The
charge against the prisoner IL burg.
larry.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03
Taft Howard "Un Trustee.

Jdtt tJ0WdT0 u JFU8tee.
Washington. D. G. - President
Taft was elected a member Of the
board Of trustees Of Howard univer.
sity. The university is the only one
in the United States for negroes, and
among its students are negroes from
all parts of the world.
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Large Sum for Leo,

Minneapolis. Mimi. - A judgment
for $10,462.24 was awarded W.. E..
Cawley by q jury In Judge Simpsons
court. Cawley sued the Great North.
ern road for loss Of his legs last fall.
claiming 1t was the railways negli.
gence.
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NORTH DAKOTA
Thus fer this season anglers agree
that the biggest got away.
What q perfect rhyme there IL be
tween april seeds" and July weeds!'

Hurrah! The Maryland strawberry
crop is reported to be one Of the best
on record. The optimists are not all
dead yet.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03

A Washington bulldog ate up one
snumerator's census book. He may
fnd the long list of queries but ques.
donable diet.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03
FIND ANCIENT MONASTERY SITE.
Walls Located Below Street In Mexico
City.

City.
Mexico City, Mexico.-Walls Of ma
sonry ten feet in thickness and con.
tanning iron-grated windows which are
believed to have been at one time at
least, some feet above the surface,
have been uncovered 15 feet below the
street level by excavators. The walls
are believed to. be the remains Of the
ancient San Francisco monastery,
which 10 said to have required more
than 200 years to build.
The pioneer express., 1910-06-03
20 MODEL oRoa Shops OPEN.
Treating 10 Barred BY Rockford, lIl.,
Ordinance.

Rockford. Illinois. After being
sdry" year. 40 model saloons were
licensed to begin business in Rock
tord. 4,
Tho new ordinance regulating the
trafhc contains several novel features.
including the prohibition Of treating.
It 81 also unlawful for saloon.
keeper TO have 9 chair Or Q free lunch
counter 81 his place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04

RINGSIDE. RENO. New. July 4.
Now for the answer!
For several months several mil.
lion persons, men. women and
children. scattered at odd spots
over the surface OF the earth. have
been specializing on the outcome
of little meeting 10 be held this
afternoon in this arena. For sew
eral weeks past several dozen wise
men of sportdom have been giving
the public inside Information on
what the result would be. The in
formation has been the best i'm the
world. and probably the most
scholarly and expert that has ever
been served to fight fans. but owing
20 the disagreement OF the doctors
of pugology the public has had TO
walt for this day and hour As a
result of the interest In the contro-
yersy. about 10000 people turned
out this afternoon, paying from $40
TO So. for the privilege of occupy
ing rs inches of sun.klssed pine
boards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04

Andy Craig OF Chicago. who re.
Gently bet $4,000 to $1,000 on JEFF
fries, Is here with an additional
$4,000. bat has not been able to
place much Of II.
The day opened bright and cool,
hut the prospects are IL viii be a
hot afternoon and that the fighters
and spectators seated below the
level Of the entrances viii suffer
considerably.
Tho ~ physicians appointed 20
take care OF any who succumb TO
the heat or who are affected by
the excitement will be I'm the arena
and ready fer duty at noon.
Every $40 seat IN the arena had
been sold at midnight last night.
and few OF the $50 and S2J seats
remained. The gate will probably
net S250.00O
All through the night special
trains arrived from the east and
west Few OF the passengers
slept, some by choice and others
because Of the noise by those who
chose to WOO the goddess Fortune
instead OF Morpheus.
ON trains from the west roulette.
poker games and craps were In
fun blast. and In some Instances
the play was heavy.
The betting was given a new an
gle when Johnson bettors offered
s2b 10 500 that the negro would
win inside Of 10 rounds. but found
few takers.
A number of trains from the east
are reported late and scores of
| fans may arrive too late 20 wit.
ness the opening of the fight
Jeffries was in high spirits after
breakfast. apparently giving no
! thought to the afternoons contest
He joked with a number of close
friends. but religiously refrained
from discussing the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04
BEFORE THE BATTLE

ring. Jordan referred to him as
The great Roman gladiator
Jordan next introduced Hugh
Mcintosh. the Australian prize fight
promoter
Smiling Jack Gleason was given
quite hand when be appeared ia
the ring
Jordan also introduced George
Gardner. Tommy Burns. Stanley
Ketchei. Tom MeCarcy. Jim Coff-
roth and Bill Lang
After the ring had been cleared
81 this grand galaxy o. celebrities
Philadelphia Jack 0Brieu quietly
stepped into the ring and as quietly
stepped ont again after having been
introduced.
Joe Choynkki. the first Of Joff's
handlers 10 appear. entered the ring
at g.
During another luil, Abe Attcll
and liat Nelson were introduced
johnson entered the ring at 80
q. m.
The black champion was given a
tremendous cheer a. he stepped
through the ropes. Re was attired
Gen a black and white striped bath
robe. and his golden smile was IN
lts usual good order johnson was
accompanied By Tom Flanagan.
Barney rurey. Frank Sutton. KID
Cotton. Billy Delaney. Johnny Lof-
tus. Al Kaufman. Harry Foley and
Jack Leahy
JEFF appeared n 2:31.
As the big white man walked
down the aisle toward the ring. the
crowd arose and gave him the
greatest reception yet given As
soon as be stepped into the ring he
tested u, and then Eazed upon the
audience on all four sides. He was
accompanied by Jim Corbett, Jack
Ieffrios. Joe Choynski. Bob Arm
strong. Sam Berger. Dewitt Van
court. Abe Attell. Tod Boyer and
Roger Cornell
JEFF stepped into the ring attired
in u light gray business suit, and
wore a light golf cap.
When Johnson threw off his robe
he displayed a pair Of robins egg
blue tights. an American flag cir.
cling his belt
While being introduced he smiled
and waved his hand at his white
wife.
Johnson's hands were bandaged
with black adhesive tape. and when
this fact was discovered. Attell i'm.
mediately bound Jeffries' In white
muslin.
When Jeff DOTTED his coat and
trousers. he revealed himself IN
purple trunks. with an American
flag about his belt The ex-cham-
plon appeared unmoved. and did
not show the least sign Of nervous
ness.
He gazed for a moment into
1ohnson's corner. but turned his
head without changing the express
sion on his face.
While Iohnson's gloves were he
! ing adjusted. Jim Corhett gave close
attention TO the job, and Tom Elan
agan acted IN a similar capacity for
Johnson while JEFF donned the
mitts.
At 2:45 all was ready. and al
I2;45 Tom Sharkey interrupted the
proceedings by challenging the win
ner. and was hooed
jeff took OFF his flag. and then
shook hands with his seconds. Il
was agreed that the men would not
/ shake hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04
ROUND 10

Jack lands left hook 10 ear and
talks 10 friends over Jeffs should
or. Johnson sent a nasty lett
hook to Jeffs bad mouth, but
misses with right upporcut Jack
hooks left 10 ear and uppercuts 10
chin in the following cllneh. Jack
sent two nasty lefts TO Jeffs bleed.
Ing mouth and the white man spits
a lot OF blood. jeff sends three
Hght lefts 10 stomach and Johnson
lands three very hard wailOps 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04

"a blocks Jim's LEFT for the
~ nd Jim blocks Jacks right
Z = anss plaee. Cunch. John
= Es's left light to head and Jim
~ stomach. Cllnch. Johnson
sssciag badly al the mouth bot
| asss q kid. Both miss lefts
- and ellnch. johnson sends
~ o ear and pounds kid
ss'tizg only a smile from
fasy break and cIlnch once
laek sends light left 10 the
sna elinches. JEFF prods
- Win three lefts and crowd
- They break and Johnson
- nag right 10 ear that aid
~ saAage- Al bell Jeff had a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04
ROUND 8

n !. naele. Johnson sends three
Il, s II asad IN rapid succession
49, inch One Of Jacks punches
~ on Jeffries cheek
=, ~. ~ swings len around
s al They then 70 into 4
sAs., s ~ swings heavy lefi
a ~ leff grins. Again they
! is,r NIX replied By hammer
II -, ARE clinch. On the
4 .ls ~. 4 bard left 10 Jefrs left
81 ~, completely closing n
y sIlns salag irom the nose. Tho,
"a 'n'a At the bell Johnson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04
BOUND

.lsoa talks to jeff Jim
i. = with light left 10 short
e. saek sent long left 10 Jeffs
= but did no harm CIlnch.
iefciis face with left
=, = . cut Jim sends two
Johnson continues to
u T., s.ek again uppercuts face
-, \. Jim Il forcing Jack
u ing. They oilnch again.
49, -s !. hard left 10 Johnson 4
- "a Y. '.sefeasIng the row 81 blood
rs,..s 49, organ. They were
= ~ y the bell. The round
1e1.
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ROUND ,

n misses two let's for the
ssa - rasy eiinch. They fiddle
~ w. ~ ring. Jirn's bad eve h
~ ~ much bother Johnson
~ 49, na = LEFT swing. They
N M I'm sends light left 10
"a sss,. lack PUSHES ana jim
''hsr left 70 ribs. They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04
ROUND ~

Johnson misses bard left look.
Jeff ducks clcyerly. They spar and
the coon jOshes jeff. jeff again
ducks, and failed 10 land left TO
face. Jack hooks 70 ear three times
with right. Johnson uppercuts
with right TO the mouth. and hooks
the eye with left. They clinch.
Johnson hooks effs damaged phiz.
Johnson cieyerly blocks left for the
stomach, aud uppercuts mouth with
his left Jack hooks with his right
10 the mouth and blood spurts.
They we're flddling at the gong.
Johnaon.B round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04

~ men came up smiling
sss fell into 4 short lef, 10 tbs
szara riInch. They break
= tashes left 70 the nose Cllnch
- Kisses with LETT and right up
Hss'A Jim ducks under vicious
- % the head and they ciinch
= vsFy cautious Ia breaks ways
Asna sends 80 light rights q
t tlihfh Johnson misses will
W s71srcus and Jim sends leff u
= ilas Just before the bel
{ ~ hsht Iefs 10 the head Any
II tpand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04

re more you reform people the
more they will need II again
Tell girl how beautiful she Is
and she will be likely to believe
everything else you tell her
Maybe nature makes a woman'H
figure, but her dressmhkers do Il
all over again many times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04
MAN IS SHOT
At THE FIGHT

RENO. New, July While re-
turning u revolver to itH holster after
exhibiting ID tu number 81 friends
In a saloon here today, George Hafer.
~ Bodie, Cal. was shot In the left
side by the accidental discharge Of
the weapon.
The accident occurred In the pres
encc 81 hundreds e fight fans. Ha-
fer's condition n critical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04

Itasa sssaEaes crouch aud
kAsss III, v bad. Jack tries to
ksat. hst IN 4 vary Jack serds
isEs n b chin. Ciinch Jack
rs -Hebf lose ne 80. lim Jack
wAs Int apg<grus 10 chin iin u
ntkg lsifs left. ard Jeff asks
ii il Ne 81. Jlm sends Jeff 20
| i cs'aeh JEFF pFods short ribs
sAa<Ai. left misses avpeFeut OF
ssf Another esineh Jack fails
= rat appegcas Breakinx. jack
lzsss u with ieff swing. which
Z steps wiih shoulder Jack
ssas rigkt nppeTeai. and JEFF Kids
= Fi6dlsnx At the bell Slight
~ faf .elfries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04
RouNo ,

They fiddle around the ring a
while and then ciiuch In this
Jeff forced the negro around. Jack
misses with LEFT upperc4f when
they break Jack PUSHES into a
hard right TO The stomach jeff
repeated the trick a moment later.
Jeff hooks light left 20 The head.
The coon grina almost continuous
~ They ciiuch Both are cool
and fighting cautiously Jack
barely graEcs jeff with two lcits
huf gets "a hard smash 20 the ribs
that makes him grant Jack sends
ight LETT 90 mouth They 10 into
another cilnch and we're fidaling al
the bell. Igffa round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04

Contrary to general expectation
the shortening OF the odds this
morning failed 10 materiallze aud
unless the Johnson money appears
before noon there may be a length.
ening When Tom Corbett's pool.
room opened this morning the
price was 10 to 6. Even money
was offered that jeff does not win
inside Of 20 rounds. The latter
proposition seemed TO meet with
more favor than the general re.
suit betting. II being figured that
Jeffrles' chance OF winning would
be minimized II the battle went be
yond 20 rounds. but that up to that
period he would be the most logI.
cal candidate for victory.
Two Good johnson Bets.
Two good Johnson bets were re.
corded this morning. one being
$500 TO $1,000. and the other SG75
10 $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04

They rushed into a cllnch. They
separated without damage John
son jabbed nose.
Johnson knocks Jeffries out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04

face. They clinch. Jack sends
right uppercut 10 chin and left TO
stomach. lie hooks ear with right.
Jeff h webbing and his face IL
covered with blood He can scarce.
~ see Jack sends left 10 right
eye. They clinch Jack lands a
hard right across 10 the head Fid-
ding at the bell II was Johnson's
round JEFF appeared detected as
he took his seat and shook his head
solemnly
ROUND "a
Jeff comes up rather weak and
receives light left TO face. Jack
prods his nose with left. and the
blood again comes They cllnch.
They break and fiddle. Johnson
lands a nice right TO the head jeff
sends a hard left 10 the coon's
mouth. and Johnson grins nj the
cheering Of the crowd. Johnson then
sent a couple Of hooks 10 Jeffs ear.
Jabbed the face with two lefts and
landed n light uppercut In cllnch
Jim jabbed stomach. Johnson sends
two lefts TO the nose and jeff
laughs. They go into clinch. jeff
rushes aud lands light right 10 the
stomach. Johnson yelled 10 Cor
bett. Il thought Jeffries was clever.
like you The round Was In John.
sons favor.
ROUND IL
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y. nss sounded At ? &c,
ROUND I

~ ssvancsd cautiously JET
- .lsss xlth EFT. Johnson
r....a LETT agAin feints with left
l.assss ards left 70 the eye jeff
hss Johnsoa appeared strong
H. eslneA. They exchanged
Z. 3 ~ head Jeff butts under
ressr III Hna eiinches. pounding
r. i:as o. the break jeff hooks
4 3 head. shsn elevcriy ducks
,Kls Straight lsfs. Cllnch jeff
! ming aad lack looks worried
y sasees srsiae a straight left.
i sA speed o. the cheek a sec-
u BIER laeh 10 The bell Any.
W. ruena Iohnsca "a bleeding
ssy Il shs m0ath. and Iefrs
~ 81 d slightly marked
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JOFINSONS' GREAT VICTORY
TOLD BLOW BY BLOW

clluch aud Jack uppercnta face
with left he then appereuts 20
the chin with his right. They
ciineh again jeff sends left 10
chin. They clinch and Johnson
sends 4 left 20 the Jaw lie also
put left 70 Jeff'a bum optic Just
before the bell Johns0ns round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04
ROUND -

They come up slowly Johnson
lands hard right 10 the ear and
the bear grins Jeff forces mat
ters and they exchange iefts. Jim
getting the worst of a. They en-
gagged in a rally. Johnson sends
Iima head back and jeff landed
on the smokes mldriff They
clineh. Johnson uppercuts jim
with fierce right and prods nose
with left twice IN succession, John.
son lands another uppercut and
the white man is bleeding badly.
Jack hooks head with left Jack
hooks left 10 chin They swap
rights and lefts without damage.
jeff sends hard left smash % Jaw
and they we're engaged ia fierce
rally az the bell Jeffs face Us
covered with blood Johnson had
shade the better Of going.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-04

They spar. then 20 into n cllnch.
Jack hooking the ear With bis left.
Johnson misses hard right TO the
head theu lands 10 the heRd john
son boxing beautifully he sends
three lefts 10 the bear. but Ia a half
clinrh jeff pounds The stomach
They SO 20 a cllnch jeff ducks
into a iong Left and elinchea jeff
stack two icfta into The stomach.
In a cilnch Johnson hammered the
MaHeYs with right and left and
proddea head with left jeff tried
terrific left hook 90 the law. but
missed They 20 into another
clinch Jcff lahbed rirht and left.
but the coon blocks him neatly.
They were cllnrhed az the bell A
slight shade on this around for
Johnson