The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-15
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felt that he was sinking j.
He shook his head vigorously.
/. y. Something was singing him
on the head and body. Some
thing warm was trickling from his
mouth. He shook his head again.
.
His sight began to clear. The
sun was coming from behind the
clouds. That's better. He must
steady himself. He would not 60
down. He was not licked yet. Not
by . darn sight. He lunged, pulling
Warren to the ground with him.
His head had cleared. He was now
q fighting maniac.
Warren tried to free himself. His
advantage, he knew, was on his
feet. Jack was strong ~ an OF
when it came to wrestling. He was
disappointed that he had not been
able to finish Jack of before he
had . chance to recover. He felt
tired. They had been fighting
for hours, surely! This was quite
different from the gym work.
But Jack was not in such good con-
dition himself, Warren thought.
He snapped out Of these thoughts
as Jack began putting pressure on
. dead lock. He drove nis fist hard
into Jacks short ribs and the hold
was released, but in the same in
slant Jack crashed his fist into
Warren's cheek, sending him fiat
on his back. The blow had landed
just below the eye, and blood trick
led down Warren's face. There
was no thought now Of the girl
who had sent them here. No
thought Of consequences. Each Wa
fighting for his life, and fists dew
in all directions % once again they
tossed and rolled about.
Jacks strength was bexinninr "a
tell. His blows were harder. He had
all but closed Warren's right eye,
Their faces were covered With dirt
and blood.
Warren tried desperately "a
break loose. He must get to hi.
feet. He was using up his strength
tugging and wrestling, and hi,
blows were beginning to lose thei,
sting.
| Jack had him gripped In l
mighty body scissor. Warren fell
that his ribs must surely crack
With q superhuman effort he SWUNG
around with his crooked arm. The
point Of the elbow caught Jack on
the cheek, cutting . deep cash. Il
had worked. Jack released his legs
ana warren sprang to his feet like
wilo cat. Jack wiped thu
Diood from his cheek and rot "a
his feet. He was more calm nov,
He could see that he was vearine
his man down. And unlike his earl1
tactics. he took his time.
Warren began making ma az HI.
left again. But the blows did not
land With tho same precision, Jaci
had changed his method Of NJ.
fare. He worked entirely ON War.
ren,s body. Right and left, his ACT,
shot IN and out in quick succes-
sion, landing with sharp CRACKS al
the short ribs. Warrsu's BODY "a,
scarlet. taking On the appesranoe
Of prickly heat.
Jack saw his fos finch - e.eh
blow landed, and knew Il W. hni
2 matter Of time. He Watched "a,
IN opening. Il came.
Warren struck out madly And
missed. Even before the blov
landed Jack knew this was IA.
one! He had sids-steppsd. and :. r.
did %. he threw the whole no~e,
Of his body behind his rieht srm'
DRIVING straight at Warrsn's ~
His hst tori into the aide 81 war
rens chin. The mans eyes turnal
CLASSY, began closing. IL turneS
nalf around. His knees saresd: n
plunged to the ground, partly 81
his side. He moved sliehtlv. :. q
to get up. but slumped over on liz /.
Dack; torn, battered, wholly un-
recognizable. -.
JACK slared ct him. watching 10
see IL hA 0n,,1A go 3. W
ment he walked over, picked h;s
victim up under the arms ma drs. =.
sso hin back to the car. rasn;r.
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