Putnam patriot., 1927-08-05
Moosup Battler In Fine Form But Unable to Land K. Q
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Benefit Bouis At Armery Draw Good
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 left fa fhe face sad followed Mli a right 10 the head kuaki PuI ak' n right upporcut ta fhr head and l7a rain retaliated Hlth fl light IeIt IaH The Worcester boy sent over left t the face and exchanged rghts te m head Touraiu reached with n Ter and they exchanged as they st9" foe to foe Al the bell koski stum bled and Tourain helped him te hl feet
 Ko.ki in Distress
 In the second Touran scored tw lefts to the head They went int n ehprb and there was some fast ln fighting until the referee separate ,be,, Each boxer got hat ham slnp on thp head and Tourain missH pewerful right as koskt duekgd TourHiu scored an unpereut ia m body and a left 70 the same fi4'' KosE seemed Go hr in distress .a"k ed toward his corner and llmred 70 ward Inc ropes iust before the heit.
 The Worcester boy went tn hs cor ner and sat there breathing hard. h had apparently shai about aii hs ht' and knew that he must h' wary n stand before tbe Measnp aaitHef Ia another three minutes He HAAe A best however u the thIrd iHH4 ai TouraH could not produce the lon. slecp
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 Koski Was by this time tired and totterinr Hc Was almost eroegY but was doine hs best h hang on and OK hihited rumenese chat won the np proval of the spectators. fnurait tried for tht knockout punch but kos Ri always went ntd clnch and stal led of the haymaket He was a wei beaten boy when ihe final bell wa rung and did not look 8s if he caul' have Withstood another round
 MA.ter of Situation
 The opening number was shor lived 0mer Naladr. Putnam, l44 took on Leo Magee. Worcester, i46 Nnlade was master of the situation from the minute the gong sounded and there was little doubt as to whai the outcome was going Co be. l. wa only question of how soon Nalad' won the first round with ease by ths use Of an effective left that severa times found Magee's mid section The second round had not gone fai when Magee whispered Co Nalade and he let up Right after this the iewe