Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
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There was never y.t g fight Ia any place or under anE rz5z sas BlEE st-ft. tz4 veteran 1zzht-aea.es @tlsr there wasn't g kick a5os5t tEle a1n1=r oI e8mBszaze zentaries that came 5I E1 the fighters boxed for . peree1ra2e, they were always firmly convlzced that tte house asaaag gez1e-- slipped z9995 people through q door. opening. hole or chute, invisible 10 the defEaZceG pGgI- lists, but operated freely Tor -Le zen e1zL Of tta promoters If -Ee o9ys box e1 on 2 guarantee TEle house man agemez- was always positive that -Ee fighters were s1eakz-g their friends through by some hidden, mysterious and wholly zl-eGE1iEE2-e aperture Com pliEnenE4r5es have always been the most fruitful cause oz rows and riots an a-Eays VIII be
 The largest 1oassfal oE comp-l-en- taries I ever saw. raougE. came through without -1e c81EzFarce 3~ either the boxers or the promoters. and I still take off ny hal t5 t5z@ E<eu311s- the deal IL was when ! fought Al Shros5-ee al Willow springs, . E-ZE g;1rg z1 Illinois, and 3L was many. many years ag0.
 There was hall in Willow Springs
 where fighting crg-Fcs oft silently as- ! were decided iH that little i-l--z=- ater When Slrozbree and ] agreed 10 light. ET4 didn't eE-ez- much 3T 2 c1-z5
 and we were really battling more E8r fighting ECE6rs and the supremacy 0- . certain fighting gang than TOT 4EE coin We might secure
 So ve went out rp Wll-oET Strings and the train that pore Uz c0Ig1E1 ur perhaps 158 EEue-Diu6 sporting men
 They paid their coin and filed into -he
 little hal; the usual r-e2--z1+1a--es
 were brought of and aC last i1 an atmosphere s1 thick with smoke l1z- ! you could carve II. Sh-os0ree and ] ] began the battle.
 1 "A the first round ended. I looke< ! out Nross the hall. and was surprised 10 Sea much larger audience than i had au-zcz zpzre5- Pleased ar rnzs-75 were fighting on peEGazLage-L came ] back strong z- the second round and I we had 3 furious -US5la- As The gong ! sogItz5ed, I again gaze5 0U- across the I hal and saa- that the place was a--.-cs7 ! full Some rrara- here after all quot1 ] T. as He squared ofF Tor round 5
 Yes indeed ElLl answered ] Shra<u-ee swinging s- my nose i Guess q lot af people --1sr have come ] cat in wagons
 Tn the middle If the fourth round ] I leaned oEar As shoulder n . c-1rc1 and could net believe my =5es-gllr- Tn ] hall was -aGze5. 5a--1znesE- loaded 10 i15 1 roof. Men were trylE n -z- rooE- ing zn the g5r6e-s ii r-e ceiling, ana ! yo1 couldn't have squeezed te1 more people zn win 3 cotton HrzsS-
 We'u never have n 1gh- aga a5r
 said l. as ! dslcaa5 As right II
 bet there's 214-9aa 5G the house
 "By the lime tha seventh round yFas due. the press oE pao12e was so grea' that tne walls bz-l-e7 and weak ~s- were St;1i-E And n A-s ae 2= w515erez -ov s- clw -1o5 1---=- fouzE- or for 2 -c-C7S-4-Z z1- ] point decision
 And when we went -e -ae szE aEzst we goI s+t.75 apiece How Gte F 1za pene Easy enough The p-c-oreE ] had hired me village carpenter Co p0 up 2 ring Some artist. that Tll.aSs
 carpenter. He put EaGdcor un5ei
 gh= rings and arranged sAa r11vasg-: n E1-e7 o- rae ats-es- A11 Er=1s TA--
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