Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-02

 turn was short Walker cuffed Britton !, with two-ply hooks to the head. Britton staggered Walker with rights to the head and evaded the returns. Britton caught Walker in neutral corner and pumped both hands to head and body, continuing after the bell rang until stopped by the referee.
 Round Five.
 Britton appeared stronger and more sure of himself and took the lead more. He again caught Walker in a corner and landed short uppercuts and an overland swing, and knocking Walker to the ropes. Walker missed several swings.
 Round Six.
 Britton blocked Walkers onslaught and then began sharpshooting left hooks and right slams Walker returned hard lefts to the stomach, a short hook to the jaw and right kidney punch. He rocked the champion with a left to the jaw Walker then drove Britton across the ring, driving both fists to the jaw The champion reeled about and fell into a clinch. They were exchanging at the bell.
 Round Seven. Walker shot a left to the jaw and Brit ton clinched. Walker continually landed his left to the jaw and Britton tried only to block The champion appeared weak CT but the challenger gave him no rest, again causing Britton's knees to sag, | with a left to the jaw. ,Britton occasion 1 ally landed a blow but Walker continued ! ham1nering away.
 Round Eight. l Walker hooked his left to the jaw and Britton retreated. Walker sent his left l jaw and Britton continued to back up. | Britton took more lefts to the jaw be- fore flashing out his own in return. He made Walker dance with a left to the ] jaw, but the challenger replied with a l twu-nanded assault.
 l Round Nine. Jack rocked Mickey with a right to the head. then took a volley of body blows. Walker continued turning the champions head with his left and began hooking his right more frequently. In desperation the champion began sending short right uppercuts but they lacked steam The champion resumed his re- treat and then began to hold, the chal- llenger sending crushing blows to the kid neys.
 Round Ten.
 Walker began hooking both hands to the head and then to lay back for pow erful left swings to the stomach. With a series of body blows Walker pushed Britton to the ropes. where he pummel- ed away until Britton fell to his knees He was calmly listening to the count when the gong rang at the count oi "six"
 Round Eleven.
 Walker launched into the attack but Britton coming back with vigor, return ing blow for blow, forcing Walker acros. the ring and against the ropes. Brittor began to burn out and bowed with fold ed arms before a new assault. bu
 Walker, too, was tiring and he did no 5 press the champion.
 Round Twelve. , | Both men fought in a tired but dogget i i fashion. Walker took the lead ant
 rocked Britton with a right crack to tn
 jaw. The champion began to absorl
 punishment without much resistance an,
 as Walker landed series of body blow
 Britton went to his knees and knelt ol 6 the floor until "nine' was counted Tn c champion was extremely groggy bu e Walker lacked the finishing blow. Round Thirteen.
 Walker hammered at Britton's ches and stomach, frequently shooting his lei . to the jaw. Walker Seemed tired and tn n champion laid his weight on his oppo |, nents shoulders. Walker planted left t e chin and right to body but still tn groggy champion kept standing on hi if wobbly feet. As the round ended Britto ' caught Walker with one-two to tn jaw and the crowd applauded.
 Round Fourteen. l. L Walker caught Britton with a left { L. the jaw and sent his right to the bac v of the neck and then hooked several left d to the jaw. Britton tried to clinch COT h tinually: He sent both hands to the ja- " and Walker replied with both arms flu ,e of blows. The reeling champion backe ,r around the ring. lurching awkwardly. n Round Fifteen. le Walker played for the body and the shot wild uppercuts to the jaw. E
 forced Britton to retreat around the rir y but Jack blocked with some effec er Walker staggered Britton with a rig m behind the ear and left to the body b e. the challenger was becoming wild al d was too tired to follow his advantage ,n Britton clinched and backed as thoul of to stave off a knockout and calmly shoI he hands with the challenger when the b.
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