The evening world., 1911-05-12
Tommy Murphy Puts Up Fight
Of His Life and 0utpolnts
Knockout Brown In Lively
Session OF Ten Rounds.


'AlalA o. ~ ~ Wlb' mo Ef'NIfNl
fight NJ hts life last nlrht, md hc
needed 80. FOR Is. o. Brown tor,
IN furiously during every second Of tho
ten rounds. II was Murphy's tight by a
big margin. lie had planned tho BATH,
that was to beat Brown. and he fought
Il out on the lines laid down. He is'
Brown DO the running In. was always
ready for him. He either led first OF
shoe his fsts across straight inside
q Knookout's savaSs hooks end swings
A. svsYy aness Of ~ boring game
NusVAy van 6sOt M dafsnss VA
psrfseG hi hitting eus b chs mara
end heavy. Browns endurance game
. and sngrssSivsnsss were marvel
tcus. He tool hAmmsrtnG enough to
have laid out any other lightweight In
the game, but al the end of the ninth
ne was stiu rushing 70 hard a. at IL
beginning OF tho first.
knockout sustained all OF the dam
age. for while Nuruhy lcat the ring un-
marked Brown was bruised and oleed-
ting from the middle OF the nght to tho
end. Murphy war the master boxer. and
In pure lighting qualify no at least
eQuaiied tho famous X. O. himself.
Tommy's condition was shown by tho
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X. O.'s heaviest punches.
Al. Tor ROW his wonasr,u,,v ,..,
.grr..siy. worl "a h,. yan.n.,,
WIZ, IN. ,.,,,. ua, going h,rd .p.,n.t
him sntitle him TO a world OF credit.
but not enough to overcome Murphy's
superior,,v Tonmv sa,nea a comple,.
revenge for the defeat X. O. handed
him a few months ano.
-HE Whi.wind A. c., which holds
forth M Clermont Rink, was alb.
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ana tina seating cspacity of he rink Is
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md seats at oil stood up aions
the walls and near the entrance
Serious CONSEQUENCES Of the over
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waited lnpatiehtIy' mo uouo'e' &C
corning 10 one OF the managers wa
with the money, mo cruz refused u
count up IN spite OK Inc iaot 'hst IN
boxers were "orAlhk on kuAra"'ee
with prlViiese OF d pcrcehtase' ~ wa
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ToMMf MURPHY looked worry II
He had an unusually good colo
and II he felt nervous he didn
show II. X. O.. Brown looked Just q
rood. and very well trained.
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No'A NurphS met MN w'ihsiy' al
the mixing mat was never TO stop (
slacken began at once. Tommy Shove
his plan OF battle by clinchlng quick
ana fighting In the cllnch, driy,r
cut. ana holdinu his i.f, arm ~ =,
came time. between cIinoho. th.rs xl
,lsn,v y, ,ood hard eghtinr
po,n 80 ,ora,rg o,,.n n,, .,r..
Tommy began 10 take a surht los
He was blocking cleverly and keepi
out OF the way o, the punches aim
at his chin. but counter-hittiny all I
time when Brown led. Tommy's cour
ers landed Is, o. was unable to swi
ms lett thto 4onny > p"uy as he q
$3.50 80 80, 49,. Oiaay -
In The second round Niurnhv emf loo