The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-05
II Was a Decisive How
and .Orme Wlted. FALL
Ing in a Heap

ran INTO q corner, Wnere ne coulo prepare TO repeI tne
charge.
The challenger came on, and Broome, cleverly shift.
ing. met him with a heavy left to the face. Orme was
away. The hampton, fighting desperately, slashed
once more to the face and under cover Of the blow
lodged and ran into the opposite corner. orn,e was
still after him and Broome stood up for a terrific rally
In which he peppered the face time and again, while
orme ripped repeatedly to the ribs. Neither would
still. Broome had much the worst of the interview
and drew off. blowing. Orme still failed to profit by
opportunity and stood with lowered hands until
BroOme was ready to resume.
The champion began again with a rap to the face.
but failed to recover in time. Orme came back with a
terrific left drive that caught Broome fairly on the
nose. slammed to the ribs. brushed aside Broome's
volleyed left and right and ripped a slasher to the
left eyebrow, inhicting. a deep, perpendicular cut.
rubbing bis eyes. Again Orme, with rare generosity.
refused to accept the advantage and waited. Broome
was presently able to proceed and went at bis man
Orme suddenly slipped on the turf and went down.
bringing to a close a sixteen minute round, one of the
longest and most severe ever recorded in a champion
ship contest. Orme had plainly had the best Of 1t
and was cheered to the echo.
!, Each Man to His Limit.
There was little to choose between the two Harrys
when they came putting to the scratch for the sixth
round. Both were greatly d%is6gured. battered, welted
and distressed for wind, but still eager and ready for
trouble. Broome tapped to the face and Orme missed
stopping its double neatly. Orme then rushed when
Broome reopened his damaged eyebrow and checked
him with a straight lunge to the mouth. Again Orme
charged and Broome got home a third claret drawing
smash to the mouth. The challenger. baked at every
point and covered with crimson. was all for mixing It.
but Broome closed, threw him and landed on top. end.
ing a round which was his all the why.
1t was fight now to the limit Of each mans endur.
ance. Broome knew that his opponent would make
every effort to cancel the lost round. and discounted
Orme's eagerness by opening the seventh round him
self with admirable dash and spirit. He led Oh heav-
fly with his left but Orme parted scientifically. also
stopping right and left drives that followed. The
challenger whipped over 4 smacktng hit to the left
eye and unlimbcred to square the account, taking
the initiative and forcing Broome to break ground
before bis impetuous advance. He swung to the body.
but was reckless, and the champion, ever alert.
slammed to the lett eye With good effect. This checked IS
Of which had not yet been seen during the battle.
Guarding was forgotten In the pile driver give and
take. the common purpose being to land a crushing
blow at any cost. Orme got home to the fnce and took
q receipt in kind TANNED to the ribs and WINGED under
a smash to his bad eye. Neither had the advantage
in this hammer and tongs exchange. but each altered
bis adversary's appearance considerably. Orme play
ing for the body, with an occasional swing to the head.
Broome concentrated his attention upon the others