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w. A. Mcdonald to John P. Lewis
lot ~ blk II Wheelock second add
ton to Lubbock, $500.
Mary B. Overton. Susie L. Overtor
NJ c. Overton to J. B. Cole, lots |, 2
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, / and IL blk
l02 Overton addition, $4,000.
]. h. Cole, Lou Cole to Lena Cole
NE quarter of the s f. Quarter sec.
ton Is, blk B, $4,000
J. r. Skinner, Josie Skinner TO W.
A. Mcdonald, lots /, 2, and blk 4,
$4,000.
James Bossey. Bertha Bossey to +
NJ. Banks, lot s blk /, Rush Add.
consideration $4,000
Edwin Greer. Rachel Greer to l.. V
Brazil. 3, 4. 5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10. II. 70.
l3, IA, Is, 16, II, IS, 10, 20. 81, 22
%, and "a block 81, McCrummen
End Add. $500
George W. Goss, Zula NJ Goss to
r. G. Moore, lot "a blk. /. Dupre Add
$500.
R. c. Dyer, Bess Dyer to II. c
Jones, lots 7and 8. blk Is S. Slaton
addition to town Of Slaton, $3.50
II. c. Jones, Iris Jones to J. H
Brewer, lots land s blk IS s. Slaton
Add. to Slaton. $40
J. A. Blackwell, Bama Blackwell to
J. b. Overflow lots and 4, blk SO,
$500.
II. W. Jeter. Evanda Jeter, to W. s
Miller, 100 acres sec. II, Blk s, 5000.
T. L. Holt ~. L. Holt to J. W.
IYner' Sc acres out Of section s
E. NJ oley, Nina Pearl Foley to
w c. @ffman, lots - blk 90, origi-
nal wnsitc; of .Slaton $1,000
Hllepl& Celand, Lyde II Cleve-
hnfSo A~offman lots l. 2. g.
andN7, original town Of Slaton $1,000
NELL II. Wright 10 J. 7 Chapman.
lsts~sAQd , in Blk T5 Overton Add
$500.
R% Moore to s. F. Collier. lot "a
B1, Dupre Add S400.
Is. F. Collier, Mittie Collier. to r. G.
Moore and Cleve Glover. s. f. guar
ter Of Survey 4, Biz X S3650.
Clara A. Nix. f P. Nix to J. T.
lots /, 2. 3. T. S, 6, 7 and
;, blk 1909, $1,000
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J. W. CULLEN Of Tenfrss. Texas, is
here this week visiting with his chill.
dren. Mr.. CULLEN has property here
and is also looking after these inter.
ests.
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+. W Rose. Of Coneordia, Kansas.
arrived here the first Of the week to
install the steam heating apparatus
in the Farmers National Bank build
ing
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S S. Garrison, l.. NJ Laird and W.
B. billiard, Of Lorenzo, were here
Monday and Tuesday transacting bus
mess
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PUBLIC OPINION.


admit owing to certain conditions
that my open fight against woman
suffrage was not pleasant
My political convictions seem "a
force the issue upon me- From young
manhood. trained as | was in politics
have always aimed to be right, as
to constitution government and the
old American ideas of democracy
and | honestly don't believe that
woman suffrage accords with these
principles. Nor do | believe that
woman's right would be increased By
suffrage, but do believe that woman
has more power for good, in church
and state without suffrage than she
would have with il. In course Of
time the ballot would tend to blot out
the nice points ordained by God, that
should exist between man and woman.
Politics has no poetic rules and plays
a rough game. hope tine will prove
| am wrong in my idtbs, but | have
no apology for my Is in this mat
ter, to offer, ~
REo BEATTY
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KAY TO RETURN TO
WEST VIRGINIA TEAM
Special to Tho IntolliGonnor.

SnCctnl TO Tho Int0lltCNnHnr.
MORGhNTOW-E. W. Va. August 81.
First Lieutenant Robert Fl. c. Kay. or
Leon. w Va has returned from Franco
and will como hack to the university
this fall. 'Ofrhand, this announcement
docs not nprs'r to be Of so much i'm
pertance. but whom II becomes known
TINT Kay weighs 1915 pounds. was sub
stItutc lincsman on tho football squad
in 1p16 and Is counted upon without
qualification by Coach MrIntirc TO mako
Il regular place on tho varsity line this
fall. the news grows in inheritance.
McTntirc regards Kay. without doubt,
MS tho best man who win return this
fall who has not been varsity man
In former years. A short time, ago.
when tho head coach was going ,ovcr n
list Of tho nvnflRhlo lincrncn Tor this
fall and was marking with cross-nIark
each man whom he absolutely rnliod
upon to mako regular place. nc drew
n very heavy Cross In front Of the nnmo
Of KHy. Mcintyre snys that he never
saw better "nghtcr" IN football SUIT
than Kav. In addition TO this. he was
on the ". V. Y. relay team which won
It's event at tho Penn relays In tho
spring nf 1917. and Of courec. tint speed
Of n uuartor-miler goes quito hAndily
with LOG pounds Of nvcrdupois.
There was doubt for some time rs to
KayR rct turn. Fc was IN Franco and was
assigned 10 n university for study after
the armtsticc was signed. a letter from
him to Director Stansbury yesterday DIS
PEELED NIL doubt. however. and ne Will
no on hand whom training camp opens
September 6.
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fS#EfF5 E=5==5===5 IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS -t$SH1
AND St.
LOUIS IN DOUBLE
HEADER SEPT. 1S1
Two snappy Games Will Be Staged at
Forbes Field In Pittsburgh On
Labor Day.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. c1.--Thc two big
games Of ball at Forbes Field on Labor
Day, Monday. September LIST, morning
ard afternoon. between the Pirates aid
the ST. Louis Cardinals. will be tho last
holiday games OF the 1919 season.
The Decoration Day and Fourth or
July holiday games saw the oiggcS
crowds at Forbes Field that have been
there for several years. showing, that
baseball has not only come back with
vim. but with a big punch and no
doubt local fans will be just as much on
the oul virc for the two Labor Day
games, particularly as the Corsairs are
going better now than at any time dur
ing the season.
Much Of this brace is due to the re-
cent big trade pulled off between the
Bucos and the Phillies. whereby the for
mer secured the services of George
Whitfield for Casey Stengel. Both play
ers arc stars Of the first water. but
Stengcl Is OF a sulky temperament AMI
never seems able to give his best to any
club, while Whitfield Is OF a bubbling. ef-
fervescent disposition and is known a.
one Of the pepperiest ball players in tt 4
game today.
Whitfield Joined the Buccaneers II,
Boston during the clubs prcsen: ja'Hn
in the East, and his presence INN q II
ately added a snap and hustle to Frh
Freetooters play that was easily no
ticeable, and which accounts forf tn
fact that the Smoketown boys are F,rav
Cling 1T a faster clip on this E b ster
trip than on any trip they havcF takel
for years.
This hustling newcomer to the Pirate
ranks is playing first base. IpositioI
that gives him a chance to distalay hi
hustling qualities to the full. IND Will
local fans are we'll acquainted with hir
ard his work. this win be their frs
chance to SEQ him in a honotr uniform
and at first base.
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STANDING OF Cabs.
GEERS DRIVES four
OF The FIVE WINNERS

PoUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y. August al
Edward +. Gocrs took tho lions share
of honors Mt tho second day &C tho Grand
Circuit here, driving four Of tho nve
winners on tho program and In one OF
his victories plotting Gold1e Todd to
clcan-cut, straight-heat triumph over
Frank Dewey and Sanardo. Tho victorian
rcinsman acCountc cd for tho Nassar ":lO
pace. n $4,000 purse: tho Liberty 2:lS
trot for S-ycar-olds. which he won With
Molly knight. and two breeders club
events. tho 2-year-oid and 9-year-old
trots. Duteo and wiki WIKI wcro the
winners.
Walter r. Cox drove MCGrcgor the
Great To n straIght-heat win the other
event, the Poughkcepslc. with Hollyrod
Naomi second and Joseph Guy third.
Mariondalc. the Murphy entry. behaved
badly and was never a contender.
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the stomach. Perry rcunl ny slight
margin.
Round Ten
The tenth and final round was hum
dinger. Both boys realizing that 10 ger
a decision they must put across ms
sleep producer. Perry ducked one OF
Johnny's left jabs. and landed several
times before Griffith could retreat out
OF range. Perry worked hard. and was
continually rushing. He was met by a
yolley Of left and rights from Griffiths
sturdy fists. The round ended with both
boys smuggling away without results
Perry's round.
Tho se1ni-Tinal.
The semi-final between Ham Ritz ano
~ur wil'"ms WIS short and sweet. The
first round opened tamely. with Rilz
lanulns a IclI to jaw, while Nllllams
rushed and connected with Hams stom-
ach. Ritz was the aggrcssor throughout
this round. and looked as though he was
a sure winner. The bell found the boys
swinging hard, with honors even. Round
even.
The boys worked hard In for an open
ing, and then went into clinch. where
some fast infighting took place. with
Ritz getting the better Of the arSu-
ment. Ritz landed right to stomach
Williams rushed. landing hard rights
and lefts to the body. Billy connectea
q hard right to Ritz's jaw, flooring MIN
Ham quickly regained his feet. as the
bell rang. He staggered to his corner
Williams round.
Ritz came out in the third looking
little the worse from the experience III
the previous round. Williams rusheo
the local boy to the ropes. landing re-
% flnnF
where he took the county OF nine. RITZ
proved himself game to the core. and
came back and landed hard with rights
and lefts 70 williams face and stomach
williams round.
The fourth round opened with the
bows going into a clinch. After some
furious mitigating Williams landed
left TO the jaw that floored Ritz Hap
however, got to his feet quickly. but one
Of his seconds during the excitement
tossed the towel into the ring.
The Prelt,ntnAries.
The opening bout between "Heinie
Reuther and Battling James went three
two-minute rounds to draw. furnishing
many laughs and cheers from the spec
tators.
Kid Parker and Battling Moses Roscn
berg fought through three hard ROUNDS
with Parker having a little the best o,
| the argument, due to his longer reaci
and heighth.
Chick Watt fouled Johnny Wise IN TIT
second round Of their scheduled fouI
! round bout, but Johnny finished TIT
! round. and part Of the third. being fore
ed 10 stop because Of intense pain.
Frankie Ford put II all over Battinl
Bellaire. Of Brooklyn. in their 1ou
round bout. Ford was forced to do IN
leading throughout and had the best o
the arguments at all times.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

ST. PAUL, Aug. al R H. E.
Columbus k...
st. Paul ................t.. .12 IL !
Sherman, Hostman land Wagner;
Stump, Merritt and Har grave.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aurt 81. r. HE.
Indianapolis ........hf .........B IL 0
Minneapolis acknowledgements 5 3
Hall and Leary; Warehouse, Schauer
and Henry.
KANSAS CITY. A,ps. 81 r. Fl. Z.
LOUISVILLE e,.: :.'...'. '.''''...'.:s Is : :
Long and Meyer =; Haines. johnson,
Beedle and LaLonfSe.
Toledo ....... s..............+ 9 8
N Fsrsuson and Kelley: Hansen = and
Sumpf. tl1 inhinga)
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To. BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN, Aug. 21.-Brooklyn de-
feated Pittsburgh here todey. to 2.
A tumble Of Johnston's grounder by
Barbara and q wild thrown by Barbara
on q. Wheats grounder. with Myers
single gave Brooklyn 8 run in the first
inning. Olson's double, q pass to z Whea:
and Myers double gave Brooklyn two
moro runs off Adams in the third in
ming. Pittsburgh scoredJa run on three
singles In the sixth ndjanother on four
singles in the ninth. Score
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PrrrsBuRaKER won.

SOUTHAMPTON. n. Y. August al
Tho singles and doubles in tho tennis
tournament on tho turf OF tho Meadow
club here drew down to the semi-nnals
today. In the singles G.. 8. Garland. Jr,
the Pittsburgh star. and Lyle Z. Mahan
nrc coupled In the top half. In tho lower
section are Norman E. Brookes. tho Aus
tralian and Willis f. Davis. the Califor-
MAN.
Brookcs. in his match today. outgen-
eraled Dean Mathcy. the former Prince
ton champion. and won. Ga. 81.
Garland had a hard three-set engage
ment with Leonard Bckkam. winning at
6l3, rs. OF.
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SAVED PROM sHurour.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2l.-Luderus'
double against tho fence. after Chicago
allowed Williams TO steal second In the
ninth inning today saved Philadelphia
from q shutout, tho score favorinG tho
visitors to !. Hendrix outpitching
Hogg, but fielding errors by Rancrot.
helped Chicago. Scodo: r. II. l..
Chicago ...........3o 900 1915 l3 l
Philadelphia ..... 900 900 DOLL ?
Hendrix and DAILY; IIogg and Adams.
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THREE STpAn1HF.

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-New York
madc It thrco straight from St. Louis
here today by winning the third game OF
the series. 8 to 9. Nchf. the pitcher re-
Gently acquired from Boston pitched a
strong game. holding the Cardinals 10
three hits. Goodwin also pitched Il good
game, holding tho Giants to- five scat
tered hits in six innings Hc was taken
out in tho seventh to make way for n
pinch hitter. Score: r. II. T..
81. Louis ... 200 600 900 3 4
New York ... pol Dol l0x---5 6 .
Goodwin. Amcs and Clemens; Nchf
and Snyder.
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EASY ONE For
THE WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. Aug 2l-Loosc pitching Ey
Zachary and Gill coupled with crratic
felding and opportune hitting made 1t
easy for Chicago TO defeat Washington
today IL to 4. Tclschs onc.hand catch
Of Janvrin's long fly nfter a hard run
was the feature Of tho game. Score:
r. Fl. T.
Washington E. PIN ON 600 10 s
Chicago ... son 221 o1x-11 u q
Zachary and Agncw; Williams and
Schalk. Lynn.
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TW0 THREE-BAGGERS BYNEALE =
MN HELPED REDS: 10 VICTORY

BOSTON, Aug. 21.-Cincinnau came
from behind and defeated Boston 70
here today. Oeschger walked Plnch
Hitter Duncan to start the ninth.
Rudolph relieved Oeschser ana rain
forced Duncan. Daubert's single, q pass
10 Groh and Roushs bounding single to
center scored two runs enough to win.
The score:
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EXCITING DOURLEr.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2l.-Gcdcon's two
base hit In tho 1%th inning Of the second
game scored Austin with the run that
decided IN st. Louis favor. 2 TO l. a
long pitching duel between MoEridga
and Sotthornn. II gave tho locals an
even break In two hard fought games
with New York today. Tho Yanks won
tho first 8 TO g. Bakers double md
single by Pratt scoring the winning run
In the 9th. Sisters homo run with
Jacobson on base tied tho score In the
fourth. Hannah was elected In tho
tenth for dIsputlns' decision of I'm
piro Hin. Scores:
Fist game r. n. T..
New York .....n1I ann 0ol-3 ]
ST. Louis ..... 900 200 600 @ q
Thormnnhlcn and Ruel; Shorker and
Wood.
Second game r. H. T..
New York 100 600 600 600 ns-l Z 3
St Louis Ono ool 200 600 Oh II ?
MoEridEc md Hannah. Ruci:- Soth-
oron and Severld. Billings. Mayer.
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throc bases and Slid home in the first
inning for Dctroits second run. beating
the return throw Of Veachs sacriflc"
fly. Score: r. II. E.
Philadelphia ..... 900 400 90 6 /
Detroit 200 600 00x-2 8 0.
Naylor and Perkins Leonard and
NinSmith.
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Two base hit-Smith.

Two base hit-Smith.
Three base hits-Neale 3 Roush.
Holke, Groh.
Homo run-Pick.
Stolen bases-Roush 2. Neale, Holke-
Sacrifice hits-Powell, Smith, Holke.
Sacrifice fiy-Pick.
Double play-Holke to Maranvtlle.
Left on bascs-Cincinnati, 8; Bos-
ton. I.
Bases on balls-Off Fisher. !; on
Oeschger. 8; on Rudolph. I.
FIIts-OH Sallce, 4 in inning: on
Fisher, 3 in s; of Luque. l in innings;
of Oeschger, 10 In 8 Innings; on Ru-
dolph. 2 in l inning; OF Eller. IN
inning.
Hit by pitcher-By oeschger (Neale)'
Struck out-By Fisher, !; by Duque
/; by Oeschgcr. 3.
Wild pitch-Oeschger. !.
Winning pitcher-Luque.
Losing pitcher-Rudolph.
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4OS WV WA
Two base hits-Olcson. Myers. Thrco
base hit-Terry. Stolen bascs-Carcy.
Cutshaw, Bisbee q Wheat, Myers. Oh
son. Sacrifice hit-Johnston. Double
play-Olson, Johnston and Konctchy.
loft on bases-Pittsburgh o; Brooklyn
7. Bases on balls-Off Adams 2; Pfef
fer 1. Struck out-By Adams 3: by
Pfeffcr 3.
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Sunday afternoon the Macks val ta,ei
a taunt TO Dirlonva1e, where tAey VIM
meet the fast Dillonvale Indiana, Croek
will likely pitch for the Locals md VIII
be opposed by 2crla, the mstnStay -.
the Dillonvale team.
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LEONARD EFFECTTVE,

DETROIT. Aug. 2l.-Three hits In tie
first inning and tho effective pitching
Of Leonard won for Detroit today from
Philadelphia 2 to o. Cobbs hitting and
base running featured. The Georgian
beat two infleld hits. drove out on for
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ancxExn JUNIORS VIZ

The Buckeye Juniors. OF AafdnA'
Forty, defeated the Ttltonville, CSos ~!
the score Of Z to l. The BucANys Juas'
Tors would like to arrange fof Q GAna;
with the Walnut team. &.
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The Bond A. c., OF Beliaire, Wfn preA.
ably meet the Wilson-Paui o. Reymann
nine Sunday afternoon o. the TunnAli
Green grounds. q
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City 6; Rochester 2.
Jersey City 5: Rochester 6.
Newark S; Binghamton 2 I'll ianinsAS
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The wellSourg Giants win saset tn
Patterson and Elm Grove nine 1t IT,
Elm Grove ball park Sunday eftefnoon.
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CLEVELAND. Aug. 21-FaillnE to
make a hit after The first inning. when
they scored all their runs Boston de-
fcatcd Cleveland In tho second Enmc Of
the series today to 3. Jasper and Pen
mock werc taken out In the flrst inning.
after pitching to four battlers. Russell
held Cleveland without a score in tho
first after relieving Pcnnock with the
bases full and none out. Score:
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The Bauers will leave over ne Pennsyl
at ITO o'clock tomorrow Afternoon FER
Dcnnison. Ohio. where they WIN Inc N
against the crack Panhandle a. c. q:
the afternoon and again on Sunday
Ncuhardt and King will divide up thos
work on the mound.
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The Yankee 4. c. will meet ths 10.
zart nine on the Twcnty-sixth taReek
grounds Sunday At l:8o O'Clock.
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HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Cameo

Brooklyn. 8; Pittsburgh. g..
Chicago, 5: Philadelphia !.
New York. 8; st. Louis. ,.
Cincinnati. z: Boston,
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Standing Of Clcb5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday 4anoS

Boston, 4: Cleveland. 3.
Chicago a.: Washington. 4.
Detroit 2: Philadelphia. o.
New York. 3: st. Louis. z.
St Louis, 2; New York; QD
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AND
Semi -PR0s

Local fans are all ''het up over -
McConkey- Patterson and elm 6soVo.
game 10 be staged saturday rafteriON
at the Elm Grove ball park. The Grow
while Turkville has defeated the AAe1n.,
Again MoundsviIle defeated the Uttasle;
pike hoya. while tho Aacks defeate4 3lsoa
Mound City bofs. The dope II III rWtsts
ed around. and II IL q toSSt1n - to Wlos
the winner will be.
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hound Three,

Perry opened the fourth by landing a
,efe TO the stomach. followed quickly
by a right to the jaw. Griffith came
back and landed a left to the solar
plexus, and followed II up by jaobing
constantly with his left. Perry rushed
and swung . right to the stomach AND
then went into a clinch. during which
there was some furious infSnting
Johnnys eye did not seem to bother MIN
In Judging his blows. for he lan1ed re-
peatedly. Round even-
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'Batted for Fisher in seventh.
'sBatted for Luque m ninth.
"''Batted for Rudolph in ninth
Cincinnati o 2 o / 0 2 p
Ro.ton o 0 100 0-6
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Round Five.

The nth round opened very tame.
After a half-n1inute Of fast tootwork.
Perry got In close and connected his leit
With Johnny's stomach. Perry OUT
pointed and outfought Griffith In the
clinches. The Akron boy made PerTy
lead with his left. then counter attackeo
with a singing left to the m,d-section-
Griffith cornered Perry and rsineo r'En's
and let's to the jaw. The lnnsh'ins VI
- clever.
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In the second round aftef several
seconds Of fast footwork. feeling for an
opening, Griffith rushed and landed
several left jabs to the Jaw. and another
right to the stomach. Perry opened q
cut over the Akron boys left eye. with
n right. Jack also outpoInted Griffith
in the cllnches and earned the round BY
q slight margin.
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The ,xhtsrs opened the sixth by rush.
,rl into a ciinch. Perry came back ard
landed q light tap on the stomach and
a right to the jaw. Perry took the ng-
rresstve and forced the lghting. Johnny
again brought his left into use. ant kept
constantly jabbing away at Perrys race
and stomach. After being rushed 70
the ropes, Perry got peevci and LANDED
rights and lefts to the jaw. tntersperseo
Nth a right or left uppercu+ to the Jaw
that landed lightly. Round even