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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15
WILL LEVEL UP PARKINGS
AND PLANT BERMUDA GRASS

Rock Island officials were here yes
terday looking after the Vine street
proposition. They met with the com
missioners and talked the matter
over. 1t is more than probable that
some agreement will be entered into
soon as TO what course will be taken
to fill up the ditch or begin work on
a sunken garden and play grounds
While here the officials started a
gang of men cutting weeds along Vine
street f. w. Patterson, the division
engineer, and S. w. Gully, division
road master are here and will see that
the parkings are leveled up and the
weeds cleared from Cleveland avenue
on the south to Logan on the north
They will also plant Bermuda grass
tlong the street and generally improve
the looks OF their property while here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15

All local heat records for 1912
were smashed today, the official
weather bureau thermometer vagis-
tered 9S degrees at 1915 o'clock
The hottest previous temperature
was 81 early i'm May
II was hot all day, the minimum
being 40 at a m From then on
until O'Clock the mercury climbed
by leaps and bounds 1t stayed at
9S for about an hour and then drop
ped slowly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15
ON TiP-ToE FoRlI r.
His Arrival Overshadows All Other
Convention Preiiminares

Chicago June 15-The general ex-
lrected arrival OF Theodore Roosevelt
his afternoon oyer-shadowed all Other
convention preImnaries. A quiet
.eutry was planned
THE Roosevelt leaders, saw the sjf-
.paton N.ll be placed entirely in the
Colonel hands
Can't Be stampeded. Says Mckinley
Mckinley issued statement OF
warning against the "bmH. bulIdoze
and buster, OF the Roosevelt forces,
and saying
Rooseyelts coming IS gala event
among his followers. but il will nor
change one convention vote. That
body is fre'proof and non-stamped-
able"
California Ready To Bolt
Aroused 1y the unseating OF the
California Roosevelt delegates the
California delegation conferred and
adopted resolutions construed TO In
dicate that they are ready 10 Dartici-
pate in a bolt if Governor Johnson
would give the word.
Delegate Confesses To
Receiving Bribe
VIVA purpOrts to be a confession by
a Tart delegate to the Republican ma
1onli conven on that he was wired
Si51 BIS one of the Roosevelt leaders
no" n Chicago, is in gbe possession
81 CONGRESSMAN Mckinley. director
general ot the Taft campaign
At a conference Of the Taft man
ayers Yesterday the proposition TO
disclose the identity of the delegate.
together with other alleged evidence
of attempted wholesale corruption of
Tart delegates, was considered at
some length It was finally decided
r. withhold temporarily the sDecfnc
evidence which they claim 10 have n
,orroboration OF the sensational ac-
cusauons hurled at the Rough Rider.
Delegate Makes Confession
That one of the southern delegates
and ne is not from Alabama-has
ola the Taft managers that ne receiv-
ca Sl3o from one OF the Roos sevelt
leaders is known
NO formal statement bearing on the
Lrinery charges was issued at the
Continued On Page Eight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15
MAKES RINGING ADDRESS
AT BROOKS OPERA
HOUSE
EXPOSES DUPLICITY AND
INDIFFERENCE OF OWEN
Documentary Evidence is Given
Touching Shortcomings Of
Present Senator

Governor c. \. Haskell MADE hi.
first public address, in two years
in Guthrie this afternoon
The Brooks opera house was
crowded every seat upstairs and
down, including the boxes being oc.
cupied while $50 men lined the
foyer rails. For more than two
hours the governor held his audi
ence Gov. Haskell, accompanied
by Mrs Haskell, arrived in the
city this morning over the D.. F.. 4
&. road from Ava where he held /
meeting last night He was met at
the station by delegation from
the chamber OF commerce and re-
tailers association and the Guthrie
band, which played several Inspiring
airs. The governor was driven 10
the lone hotel where he met a
large number of tov nspeople ana
residents of the country.
DESPITE his hard campaigning
during the past month. in which he
has been given little opportunity for
sleeping or eating. he appeared in
good health and spirits. The cor
diality of the Guthrie greeting was
pleasing to him.
Addresses Big Crowd
At 1870 this afternoon, after q
selection Nv the band. j f. Kirk
wood called TO order the meeting al
the theatre. acting for Chairman
John Favor, who is sick at his home
in Perth
On the stage were farmers and
business men, and despite the swell
terng heat of the stage and the
auditorium there was no complaint
Mr. Kirkwood introduced Judge
Frank Dale. who in turn in a we'll
worded speech introduced GOV.
Haskell. Judge Dale referred to
Haskell "as the builder of Oklaho-
mas constitution, and was warm
in his praises of the states first
executive.
In opening his address Mr.. Has
kell covertly alluded TO the state
capital question and the significance
OF people and communities living up
to their contracts. Several times
during his address he referred 20
the initiative questions now before |
the state.
Continued on Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15
THE WEATHER
(By Associated Press )

New Orleans. June 15.-OElahoma
tonight and Sunday unsettled;
cooler.
Chicago. June 15-MissOum: Show
ors tonight or Sunday: warmer in
east: cooler in northwest tonight;
cooler Sunday.
Kansas: Generally fair tonight and
Sunday. unsettled in west tonight;
cooler sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15
HASKELL TALKS
To BIG CROWD
FARMER, DEsPONENT
OVER LONG DROJCAT.
CUTS HIS THROAT
(By Associated Press.

2 Shepherdsville, Ky, June l.. \
= observing no signs of bin =.
:. Benjamin Ash, farmer othis y
=. county carried out a threathF =.
2 would commit suicide if Me 4.
=. drouth continued. He cut is n
. throat with a butcher knifd. r.
z. Last week he told friarls 4,
=. that if the dry weather ruind =?
= his crops he would starve 10 =,
r death and he beieyed he woul u.
= Kill himself His threat We a
r. not taken seriously.
=. se
: = r. 2. 3 = e = = g. g. :. q 81: =:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15
MEXICAN
LEADER
ARRESTED
lBv Henry George. j

chihuahua. Mexico. June To-
General Gamma. the dashing rebel
leader. was today arrested by order
OF General Orozco on a charge OF
insubordination Campo has been
the leading spirit in the revolt DO
Mexico and the split between he
and OrOzco is preL,cted TO result
disastrously TO the rebel interests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15
To Elect Officers at Temple.

The triennial election of officers
Kadosh will be held at the Masonic
Temple at S:0a q IN. Thursday
June 30, 1912
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15
AssAsSINATlNG THE PARTY

RooseVelt's Governors Demands That
Committees Actions Be Rescinded
Chicago June 15-The Roosevelt's
leaders, including the governors who
besought the Colonel TO enter the
race, sent a letter of protest to vic
tor Rosewater, chairman Of the ma
tional committee, that the committee
'rescind its fraudulent actions. or
bear the responsibility for assassinat.
inc the Republican party"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15
WILL FIGHT TO THE END
r r. Breaks Silence At Toledo And
Says He VIII Not Quit

Toledo, July l5-Passing through
here this morning Roosevelt broke
his silence and stated his fixed de-
termination to fight his opponents to
the end
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-15
Odd Fellows Attention

All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, are
requested 70 meet at The odd Fellows
hall at 1880 o'clock sunday morning.
June 10th. for the purpose Of holding
memorial service in memory OF our
deceased brothers We are to march
from the hall to the Christian church,
whore the address will be given by
the pastor of that church All mem
bers OF the order viii take notice and
come out-W T. Mathis, secretary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
PLANS TO SPLIT
CENTRAL LEAGUE

South Bend, Ind, Jan. 1o.--President
+. r. Carson and his entire office staff
is husily engaged in preparing for the
meeting OF the Central league to be
held at Grand Rapids. Mich, Jan. II.
On that date the constitution and by
laws of the organization will be amend
ed, the cities of Akron. Canton and
Youngstown, o., and Erie, Pa. formally
admitted as members, and a deposit of
$4,000 made by each club with Presi-
dent Carson as guarantee that the
salary limit will not be violated Pres
ident Carson will have several sched-
ules ready to submit to the magnates
when they gather at Grand Rapids, but
he is confident that his plan for thu
adoption of a schedule which will d.
vide the league into two circuits-east-
ern Central and Western Central--until
July 4. after which the eastern clubs
will invade the west and the western
clubs invade the east. The schedule
up to July would consist OF sixty
games and after July of seventy two
games. This will give the league a
schedule of 1872 games. The twelve
club Central league circuit has a popu-
lation OF 7S6,3s5. an average of 65.532
to a city. This places the league with
in 200, 900 of the population required
by a league to be entitled to class A
projections
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
EAST CHICAGO.

Polo at East Chicago rink Saturday
Jan. IS. f. Chicago VS.. Indiana Harbor
Price 25c. Don't miss the game.-9-4t
Miss Mabel Palmer viii entertain the
Whist club Thursday evening
The dance OF the East Chicago club.
which was to have taken place last
Friday evening but which was post
poned. will occur next Friday evening
at WeiIaBd's hall.
Melvin Hse lall and Miss Leila Mercer
sax 'Gyps1 owe at the Chicago opera
House Monday evening.
Miss Edith Evans was the guest of
Air. and Mrs. Virgin Louckes at their
home on the north side. Chicago. Sstur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. J. S. Railand who has been very
sick for some time. is reported better
and IS now out of danger.
Miss Myrtle Alexander entertained a
party Of friends with dinner sunday
at her homo in the Reiiand hotel. The
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Beach Mr.. and Mrs George Strachan.
Walter Gerwig and Aft. Straehan of
Chicago and Misses Mildred Evans, Net
tie Kolb and Fred Archer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
WANT INSPECTORS
AT HORSE RACES

Louisville. KY, Jan. 1o.-A move
ment has been started here to have a
bill introduced in the general assembly
delegating to the state racing commits
sion the right to appoint inspectors of
the nlutuel machines at the various race
tracks operating under incense from
the commission. the inspectofs to be
paid by a small assessment on the
tracks. The commission was created
under an act passed by the legislature
of 1906 and approved by Gov. Beclham
on March %, 1906. However. the mu-
fuels have been replaced by boolzznak-
ers since the law was enacted and IT
is said several features of the statute
could be strengthened by compre-
hensdve amendment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
GRUPP OUTPOINTS
"KID" FERNS

st. Louis. Mo-, Jan. 10.-Three six
round no-decisfon bouts at the Coliseum
last night resulted in some interesting
boxing. In the main event Billy Grupp
of St Louis had a good edge over Kid"
Ferns of Kansas City. Both boys An
is;hed strong and were mixing 1t hard
at the bell in the final round. Ferns
proved a hard hitter, but fought wild
and Grupp put over many clean punch
es.
Benny McGovern, a St Louis young
ster, outpointed frankie White of Chi
cago in the semi windup, the ST. Louis
boy proving too fast for his opponent
In the first bout of the evening
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan made rath-
er unsuccessful attempt to come back
against Pierce Matthews
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
CUBS TO TRAIN IN
CUBA IN 1918
SAYS MURPHY
Cub Magnate Reaches New
Orleans From Havana
and Praises Climate.

New Orleans, Jan. 1o-''Chicago's
Cubs probably Will train in Cuba in the
spring of 1913. would send them
there this year only the spring sched-
ule already Is arranged"
This statement was made by Presi-
dent Charles W. Murphy of the Chica-
go club on his arrival today by steam
err from the island. Murphy expressed
himself delighted with the growth
of baseball in Havana and other Cuban
cities and believes the climate there the
finest possible for the conditioning oil
the big leaguers.
The Chicago nfagnate refused to dis
cuss further the charges made agains-
him by Roger Bresnahan, which he re.
ferred, to a Joke" while here Ell
roue to Cuba He will remain In New
Orl cans several days arranging for TIL,
| Cubs raining work before returning
| to Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
INDIANA HARBOE.

Polo at East Chicago rink saturday.
Jan. l2. r. Chicago VS.. Indiana Harbor.
Price 25c. Don't miss the game.--9-4t
There was a very good attendance
at the " omans club Monday evening.
which met at the home of Mrs. J. A.
Patterson. on Grapevine street. Mrs.
Fred Fish was elected president to fill
The vacancy caused by Mrs. William
Harding's departure from this city. Miss
Blanche Hush rendered selection
from Schubert on the piano. Two pa
pers were given, one Round About
Jerusalem by Mrs Hughes. and an
other. THE Sea of Calilee," by Mrs.
James Spittle. These subjects took us
back to the greatest of all books
The Bible" The program closed with
a splendid talk on social problems, Civ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
JOHNSON FAXED ONE 60
WITH KAUFMAN SAYS CORBETT
"Ill Bet ST 900 His Fight With Stanley Ketchel Was
Hppodrome,' dds Actor Jim.

As regards the alleged fake pro-
posed for Philadelphia. that is lie.
AS regards Kaufman, the only
lengthy conversation I ever had with
kaufman was in Baltimore, soon after
Johnson returned from whipping Burns
in Australia. l told Kaufman TO go
after Johnson for a fight. and if neces-
sary TO meet him on the street or at
the stage and get a fight with him.
Il have been told by responsible par
ties since that while I was talking to
Kaufman he and Johnson had already
agreed to go to Australia and box. They
had boxed a round. no-decision
| bout in San Francisco. and I will bet
, F, Johnson anything he wants that I car
prove that bout was cooked up. Sc
was the Ketchel fight. and the same bel
goes on that battle, too. When jim
Flynn stopped Kaufman that knocked
the Australian scheme into a cooked
| hat.
| What he says about Mccoy I know
nothing about. Mccoy might have lait
down in that bout with me, but I car
assure Johnson or any one else that
| was not party to a fa.kefght with Nc
| Coy.
| AS for making him any offer o
| 100000 to fake a fight with Kaufman
that is also another lie"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
CARTWRIGHT, NOTED
BOOKMAKER, DEAD

Marcus H. Cartwright, for several
years one of the most noted bookmak-
ers of the American turf, died yester-
day of heart trouble at the Del Prado
hotel. where the forme roperator had
made his home. Mr.. Cartwright was
81 years old. The body will be taken
to Nashville. Tenn, today for burial 1t
Is reported that he left an estate valued
at close to s1,o00.o00 Harkfng to the
call of the race track Cartwright quit
his trade as g. butcher early in life and
turned his attention to racing. He was
successful from the start in his new
venture, and with William Beverly for
partner soon accumulated fortune,
having book at the tracks from St
Paul to New Orleans in the late sos,
Afterward he operated on practically
every track in the country, his hobby
being to lay against the favorites.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10

Boston. Mass, Jan. 10.-Jim Corbett
hurled the lie in. the teeth Of Jack
Jack Johnson last night when shown
the champions accusations that he had
tried TO persuade the negro to fake a
fight with him. Pompad our Jim bra nd
ed the conqueror of Jeffries as faker
and threa tened to file libel suit agains st
hin.
He is nice fellow to talk about
other people wanting to fake, said
Corbett TO the representatives of the
press. I'll bet him $1,000 or as much
more as he wants that I can prove he
faxed with Kaufman and Ketchel and
that he can not prove anything on me.
Johnson knows that I am after him and
will not be satisfied until 1 get him
licked good and plenty.
HE is a liar when he says I made
any such offer. or that I tried TO ar
range a fake with him. The first time
i meet him, no matter where it Is.
will ask him IL he made such a state
ment. and II he says he did, then I will
call him good and hard.
IF Johnson has made sworn afr
davit to these charges against me II
will cost him a pretty penny when
reach Chicago in ten days. I will file
a suit against him. He can then pro
duce what proof he alleges to have.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10

New York. Jan. 10.-A complete revo-
luton of the affairs in the trotting
world was the result of the meeting of
the grand circuit stewards yesterday.
Columbus, the rebel of 1911, was re-
admitted to mem bersh1p and allowed
dates. Goshen, n. Y, and Grand Rap
ids were dropped from the big ring
and PfttSburg and Gravesend given
membership. Salem, y. H., which
boasts of an unused million dollar
course built few years ago for the
runners. also made application for
dat es. If racing is prohibited at Grave
send the Salem course will be given the
meeting allotted the local track.
The Lexington Racing Association,
which holds the biggest harness meet
ing in America. has been invited to join
the grand circuit and take two weeks
folio wing the Columbus meeting. The
opposition to the grand circuit in the
Lexington association has been eiiTni
mated and it is believed that the Ken
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
PARK READY FOR
THIRD LEAGUE

Louisville, KY, Jan 1o-If Louis
vile obtains a franchise In the pro-
posed outlaw" league in the central
west, OF which William Niesen Of Chd-
cago is said to be the principal promot-
er, the club propably will play at the
old National league grounds This
park Is about twelve blocks farther
from the business center of the city
than Eclipse park. used by the associa-
ton team. The grounds aI-e now in The
hands of real estate men, who will be
glad to lease them for baseball pur-
poses. For several seasons after the
National league abandoned Louisville,
Washington, Cleveland and Baltimore.
thirteen years ago. the league continued
to pay the rental and hold its lease
here. but at its expiration the lease
was allowed to lapse
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
,cky track VII be added to the select

lucky track VIII be added to the select
circle
The big ring" will open at Kalama-
zoo and then will come the Blue Rib
bon meeting at Detroit.
The stewards voted to abolish the Of
fee of national Judge and national
starter Hereafter each association
will appoint its own starter and Judge.
II. X. Deveraux of Cleveland was re-
elected president. A E. Perrin of SYRIA
cuse was named vice president to sue
coed w. P. Engleman. and G.. s. Diet
rich was reelected secretary
The resignation of the Indiana Trot-
ting Horse Breeding association was ac-
cepted. and 1t was voted to reduce the
annual dues from $125 to $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
nevada OBJECTS
TO FIGHT PLANS
Repeal of Law Permitting
Unlimited Ring Bouts Is
Being Discussed.

it of bitter opposition to the proposed
j Flynn fight has developed
throughout Nevada. according to adj
vices received here.
Nevadans say that any benefits from
a battle staged nea:- the Navada- Utah
line will accrue to Salt Lake City, while
any odium attached to the SIGHT will re-
main with the state OF Nevada
A proposal to call a special session of
the Nevada legislature to repeal the
law under which unlimited ring bat
ties are sanctioned has been discussed
freely among men prominent in politics
in Nevada, and there is some belief that
Gov. Od1e will be urged to do his ut
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
EAST CHICAGO
IND. HARBOR

en- by Miss Hatfield OF indianapolis
Mrs. +. L. Heaton of Hammond spent
Tuesday as the guest of Mrs. f. yallette
at her home on Fin. street.
There will be special meeting of the
Commercial club of Indiana Harbor and
East Chicago tonight
Newton Hembrom left last night for
Denver, Colo. called there by the death
of his niece. Miss Dixie Hembroff,
daughter of the late Judge and Mrs.
7. NJ. c. Hembroff
Little Virgine Hembroff. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Hembroff of Ivy
street, is sick with bronchitis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE W
WEDNESDAY.

= Opening of seventy-f FIVE days
. race meeting at Charleston, s. c.
= Annual show of the National
= Association of Automobile Manu-
= facturers opens in Grand Central
= Palace. New York City.
= Contest between Alfred De Orc
= and Joseph Carney for the three
= cushion billiard championship be-
= gins IN Denver.
= Bob Moha VS.. Jack Dillon, six
= rounds, at PittsburE.
. Dartmouth Princeton basket
. ket-ball contest at Princeton, N. J.
. Scottish curriers' play at Mon
. treal.
. THURSDAY.
. Opening of annual bench show
. of the Minneapolis Kennel club,
. Minneapolis.
q Annual meeting of the New
= England baseball league at Bos-
= ton.
. Johnny Coulon VS.. George Kit
= son. ten rounds. at South Bend.
. frankie Burns VS.. Tommy Gary,
= twenty rounds. at Oakland, Cal.
= Scottish curriers' play in Mon
. treal.
- FRIDAY.
= Annual indoor meet of the
. Olympic Athletic club of San
= Francisco.
= Opening of the winter race meet
= ing of the Montreal Driving club,
= Montreal.
. Annual bench show of the
= American Pomeranian club. New
. York city.
= Princeton Columbia basket
= ball contest at New York city.
= Scottish curriers' play at Mon
= treal
= Paddy LAWN VS.. Hugh Ross.
q ten rounds, at Buffalo.
= SATURDAY.
Annual meeting OF United
= States Golf association at Phila~
= delphia-
= Opening of automobile shows in
= Philadelphia and Milwaukee.
- Yale Princeton basket ball
= contest at Philadelphia.
. Dartmouth-Corne basketball
= contest at Ithaca
Cornell-Princeton intereollegi-
= ate hockey contest at Syracuse
Columbia Dartmouth intercol-
= legiate hockey contest at Boston.
- Scottish curriers' play at Mon
. treal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
ATHLETICS GIVEN
DIAMOND TROPHIES

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 1o.-The tro-
phies presented by the national COM
mission to the members of the worlds
champion Athletics have been sent out
The trophy is a handsome watch fob
of solid gold. The fob is surrounded
by gold wreath, within which Is q
miniature baseball diamond in the cen-
ter of which Is set a half-carat stone
Around the diamond are engraved the
words: Worlds Champions 1911" while
on the reverse appears the players
name and the words philadelphia
Athletics
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
JONES MANAGER
FOR F. CONLEY

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan lotion
Jones, manager of AID Wolgast, light
weight champion of the world has as
suHed the management of Frankie
Conley. The arrangement was today
announced by Jones and confirmed by
Conley. In the future frankie will
only fight as a featherweight Jones
has posted a check for $1,000 as for
felt money for bout with any man at
l22 ringside with Conley, and states
that he would prefer to sign up with
Jack White or Abe Atten
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
BAT NELSON SHADED
BY TOMMY O'ROURK

Springfield, Mo-, jan 1o.--Although
Battling Nelson carried the milling TO
his opponent at all stages of the game
here last night before the Springfield
Athletic club, Tommy O'Rourke OF
Memphis, displayed more cleverness
and ability. Nelson resorted to his old
tactics The first and second rounds,
though fast, we're even, neither boxer
displaying much superiority over the
other The third round began speed
ing up, and at the end of the tenth both
men were milling hammer and tongs.