The Alaska citizen., 1911-05-01

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 How could anybody -a. ..# 'i"w. defeated me when l .a. -.w .ruA&- loed from t.e start '-al.. r.uiu-- ed him ill h. tr., six n@- 7at then put him down l.. ..9 ...ar i" the ninth and tenth -HNa- ta#. that last kuockdovn H..a-r E.i-.ai Burns If had bc-u @p.e ru g-r both hands he would have a,.. -toa- ped in the sixth or seventh -'".. The trouble with Burn, i- ar cant hit This was why i na-u.. "1aid 10 take all he had
 Cyclone Johnny Thompson a3.. a middIeweight with q decision over Bill Papke. has been mascArJ 10 ooE ten rounds with Hugo Ecd. al Nil waukee on April 2N. tAg weigh. con dtions calling foI iI> pounds a' j D. m This will be ThomH-uu'a first fight in America since lis return from Australia. If he can beat Kelly he will be in d position ro demand battle with Frank Klaus.
 As Mcfarland took his corner alser each round in his fght with Owen Moran, he was coached by pudgy, light haired man who evidently knew much about the hshring game. Though hog faJ and premaureiy old, he was recognized as Young Corbcjt of Denver, who took the feaIherWeight crown away from Terry McGOVern a dozen years ago. The writer will never forget the day that CorbeJt beat Terrible Terry ill Hartford, Conn Before the mill CCrbett sat alone in a hotel corridor wondering what would happen to him. He was a clean cut, handsome young fellow then with nothing 70 lose and every thing to gain. He didn't know what the white lights looked like and he seemed so unsophisticatcd as he talked 10 the Sun man that is appear ed to be a shame to allow him to go into the ring. But CoTbett. once in action. was terrific fighter. and when he had put little McGoyern to sleep he was invited to come to New York. Metropolitan was all new to