The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-02-27
rectly frnm q Browning lecture.

5 lie Flying Dutchman WAS a young
: >Meoe. who possessed an unwonted
: Willingness 10 fight and who was
: oieSSed with phenomenal endurance.
II" never rested. WIS always on the
: offensive and rushed and ful!sit from
S"h: I" gong. In the nni!i-itin- his
arms Wilrlrd about like HailS; in ,h.
inhShtinS he WAS forever shuuldprinu
or ha!f wrestling and startiu" blows
whenever lie could :crt Il hand free.
RON start 10 finish he WIS Il whirl.
"Ii'h' hence his nalHe. His failing WAS
lack of Judgment iii tinie and distance.
Nevertheless he bad wnn MANY lights
ny virtue Of landing Ole in each doz.
FL or so OF the Intending fi!S:lla,les Of
punches he drlivrrcd.
Tat with Strnn@ upon him The eau.
ton that he must not pm his onponene
out. was kept busy, Nor. though. he
! '.S''aiiril vial damage. could he avoid
entirely those eternal dying gloves.
HAT il WAS good training. and In
! aild way he cninrcd the contest
"C"nih yon ger him now" Stnhrncr
whispered il his ear during tile min.
nate rest at the "nd Of the fifth round.
Sure" MAS Pats answer.
"f"n Know he's never Yet been
shocked out by any one" Stuhener
warned couple OF rounds atrr.
Then I'm afraid III have Ia break
my knnckIeS." PAT smiled. II know
| the punch I've got in ne. and when
land It something has got to so. II he
Won't my knuckl,S wilt"
"Do YOU :hink You could get him
now Srnhrncr ASKED ut the end of
| The thirteenth runMd
! Amy time. tell YOU"
"Wc!i. then. Fat. !rt him run 10 the
! Gt;ccn,h."
| In the fourteenth r0nnd the FLYNN. |
| uHtchnan exceeded himself Al the |
>tr"ke az the CON. hr rushed clear
| across the ring Ia the opposite corner. |
where Fat WAS riSurtly Gettin. to his |
| rect. !
The house ch2rrrd Tor Il knew thc |
Flying Dutrhuau had cot loose Pat.
ratchng the fun VI it. whimSically de-
| cid"l ia meet the terrific onslaught
with Il wholly ;'aS~lv" defense and nAt
t" strike II blow. N1r ,lhl lr strife. IT
blow nor rcinl y blow .lnrin" Tia. three.
| minutes of wtiriwinh that f"l!"wr,s
He gave II care exhibition Of stab.
i'm. Sunctin"$ 'rl"=in@ his I"w",l face
with his l,fi arm, his abdomen with
his right. u, other liurS changing ss
the puiut Of attack changed. SO that
both gloves were. held "u either side
his face ar moth elbows AMI f"IrarlnS
guarded his mid section, aud all the
timt moving about. rium>iIr shoulder
Ing ar huit failing forward against his
uppuurIIt H!i r"%:;in2 his efforts. HIN
self never striking n"r threatening tu
STRIKE. HE wliiir r"ckin:: with the I'M
lIartS Of the SlurullI% Blows that heat
upon his vagiuu. guards the devils
own tattoo.
Those ciosc at the rin%sde saw ana
appreciated, but ih: r'at or the Az
,ilencc, fooled. IroNc 10 ils feet and
! roarcd lis :'.pIauSe In the mistaken no.
ton that Pat helpless. was receiving
& terrible beating.
With the end II the round the au-
| dieuce, iumfuundcd. snuE back into
| its seats rs Pat walked stcndily to
his corner. IT WAS not understandable.
| He should have been beaten to Il pulp,
and yet nothing had happened to him.
"Now, are y0u going to get hlm!'
ul.rinl iDDSlV
"lnSidc ten ScrUnds," WAS Pats con-
! ldenl assertion. "Wat"h me"
There WaS 40 trick about II. When
Tire gong struck and Pat bounded TO
his feet he advertised II Enthusiastically
mat for the iirst time in the fight he
was starln" after his man. Not one
unlooier misunderstood.
The Flying Dutchman read the adj
| vertsencnt. too. and for the nrSt tune
! IN his career as they mct i'll the center
! Of the ring yShly hcsitated. For the
| fraction OF SECOND they faced each
other in position.
Thcn the FLYING Dutchman leaped
| forward upon his maI,, and Pat. with
tined right cross. dropped him colo
as he lcapcd.
It was after this battle that Pat
! GienGon started on his upward rush to-
! fame The sports AMI the sporting
writers took him up. For the nrst
time the Flying buchanan had been
! knocked out.
His ronqucror had proved n wizard