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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04


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sunday.
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Lansing TUESDAY
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Is now located at corpus Chrlsu'
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me university oil Mlchlsan flyms
Club. flew cross country Wednes-
day; ftarHaaa-t Al pleasant He
ie'u'neu "u'ao"y .horn'Hs'
Flying IS something a person
never foreets. Just ask William
,v,naa-d H. ..a,. 49,. -. ~
hhhah airport week ago ana
while awaiting his turn told rea-
sons why a person should not fly.
after the first World War and had
flown an old American Eagle, He
went for his ride, and sunday you
guessed it-he was out ready to go
up again.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
CHURCH GROUPS TO

NONCCN We z iNA .
Saline, Mich. Nov. THE La
dies Aid Society OF ST. Paul's
Church will meet Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs Lou Sc
SchroeH. on Wednesday afternoon
the Guild OF the church will be
entertained by Mrs. nellie Green,
near Ann Arbor. The Federated
Ladies Aid Society will meet IN
the church parlors next Wednesday
afternoon
The Dependables OF the Metho-
dist Church will hold their regular
meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Marker this evening.
Wednesday afternoon the third CT
vision will be entertained at the
home OF Mrs C. a. Jordan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04

WASHINGTON -AP- Buck pri-
Yates would begin drawing Si2 a
month instead OF half that i'm
mtdiately upon entering the Army
IT legislation now before C1ngtes,
is enacted into law. \ Senate Nil
itary Affairs subcommittee yes
terday introduced bill providing
sweeping upward reyisions in the
pay Of service men from Army
priyates to Navy admirsls 1t
would cost an additional $S7t353..
SIS annually, but the service eX.
perts who back II say It would be
well worth while.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
Rssi.rsrs5 u. S. P.,sn, o6es.


"A L EIS 1ftllt NINE
YLENA FELT her head spin
ming when she learned that Francie
was the girl Tate had married. And
then she began to laugh. That is,
she thought she was laughing until
she felt Barker shaking her rough
ly, Finally she caught her breath
with a gasp, breath heavy with
the aroma Of the smelling salts be-
ing held beneath her nose. She felt
tears on her face and wiped them
away.
The chuckle she gave was far
more humorous. Don't just spit
out news like that, Barker"
Truly apologize, the other WON
an said. ooh, I'm such a bungisr.
Ylena. I don't have a bit OF tact.
Someone should have told you.
Scott would have if I'd let him.
Tate didn't have time enough to
speak, much less give me the de-
tails Of his marriage" She shook
her head impatiently. Anyway,
why should 1 do hysterical nipups
at this late date? When l first
heard the news and didn't know
who the bride was, I behaved fair
ly we'll" Or had it been Scott boil
STEERING her courage, as usual, she
wondered briefly. remembering how
content she had been to let him
make the plans that led her
thoughts from her unhappiness.
She gave a rueful laugh. Il sup
pose I am partly responsible. 1
made it very handy, having her
here
Nonsense" said Barker, CURLY.
He'd have found her or someone
else. Now. I'd suggest a pot of
strong black coffee and then let's
get to work. We've plenty to do"
20. X, Boss" the girl replied.
The morning passed. Absorbed in
their work, neither Of the women
noticed Francie enter the shop
Ylena just happened to look up,
and there her rival was, moving to-
ward them with the soft, silent
grace Of a black panther.
The blond girl Strengthened,
well, Francie.' she ieered, have
you come to make me another ex-
plantation"
Beneath the thin fabric Of her
frock-one she had often worn to
work, Ylena noticed - Francie's
shoulders dropped slightly. She
nodded her head. then looked sig
nihcantly at Barker, who in turn
was watching her with a mixed ex-
preston Of distrust and repug-
nance. Nevertheless. Barker obeyed
the barely noticeable gesture Of
her employers fingers and moved
toward the factory room.
We'll, let's have It," Ylena faced
the dark girl with a cynical look.
I'm really very curious"
Francie said in a dull. drab
voice, I'D like TO hate you. wish
you never had befriended me. Then
] could hate you. I'm so bitterly
jealous OF you 1t approaches ha-
tired" She fumbled with the catch
of her purse. Even now you're the
one who has his love. It was better
for me before we were married. II
wasn't love, but it was good enough
for me Even with him married TO
you, ! could have a part OF him."
she said with defiant certainty.
Ylena said in a bitter tone. Eyes.
no one knows better than l how
devoted he has been to you"
On and on Francie rambled IN
little fragmentary sentences.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04

Charles McKenny Hall Thursday
az 7:45 p m. Euthalia IL the Wom-
ems League spensored organization
FOR all Junior women.
4 list OF available plays in De
troit Is now being assembled and
will be presented 20 the students al
tho meeting
The purpose Of the club Is 10
foster an interost i'm the drama.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
Honored by Party

Miss Margaret Finkbeiner and
Milton Feldkamp, who were mar
ried November l, were honored at
a dancing party and shower at the
Polar Bear Inn Saturday night, at
tended by $50 relatives and friends.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04

LONDON AP- soviet Russia
has suggested" TO Great Britain
that she might with advantage"
declare war on Hungary. Rumania.
and Finland. an authoritative
source said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
News From Saline

Sunday evening when a concert
was presented by the Singing
Sheriff and a quartette OF male
voices, all from Jackson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
Hoktess 20 Club

Mrs. Don Ford was hostess 10
the o Henry Bridge Club Thursday
evening. with Mrs. Paul Lee re
ceiving the travelling prize.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04

PORTLAND. Ore. ms Virtual
ly all hope vas abandoned today for
the lives Of Fred l.. McKenna. 30, o.
Detroit and Glendale Cal. and a
pilot known only as Jeffries. who
vanished on plane .li-ht from
Eugene. Ore. 20 Seattle. ten dlys
ago
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
Observe Halloween

Halloween was observed by the
school children by a theater party
through the courtesy Of the Rotary
Club, and by masquerade party IN
the school. At $50 the senior
class had charge of a dancing par
ty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
Onen Skatlnn Rlnk

George Hertler has leased the
Polar Bear Inn on w. US-1l2 10 Mr..
and Mrs NJ. l.. Stillwagen who will
operate it as a roller skating rink
with the opening matinee and eve
ming Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04

Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Frahm have
moved into part of the April house.
He has opened a veterinary office.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
Normal College Calendar


$50 student Lutheran
as Godeather alumni lounge. Charles NcK Hall
WEDNESDAY
$50 a. ny ". c A atn Statkweathcr Hall.
$50 p ny. W C. A. Membership Banquet Baptist Church
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04

MANAGUA, Nicaragua INS-Dr
Arnulfn Arias, deposed president a
Panama, was en- route to Mexico
today with plans to establish him
self in the medical profession. :.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
Program Sunday

The Mems Club of the Methodist
Church sponsored q program
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
MISS STOWE To
TALK To CLUB

Miss Marioa = Stowe will speak
on what 70 Look FOR I'm Play "
Ct the meeting ~ Euttaua in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04
En,srtaIns at Shower

Miss Mary Ellen Kendall enter
tanned at a miscellaneous shower
in honor OF her brothers fancee.
Miss Helen Gift, whose marriage
TO Keith Kendall took place Satur-
dav
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-04

Darrell Root. plotting a Travelair
flew a banner over the football
game In Lansing Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11


had better do their shopping early the supply this year
VII be limited.
It WAS recently Adene Anes had
married milonaires. far Adrienne has
married only millionaire stephen
washing which requires the housewife
home do practically nothing wash day but turn
dial As said before nice 10 see the girls have so much
additional free their hands but how going 10 Keep
them out of mischief?
VVETTE Chantouse Birmingham Ala. Quite adept
varbng French des My favorte chanteuse Lucenne
Boyer Shes n I nearly all her records.
Vyvyan Bonner Producer fashion films. She
she spells her first the original English spelling and there
fore Evidently of Vyians don't Know how TO spell
their The one L Lilans make similar claim So
apparently spell either.
Manhattan socialie named Gwladys, but at the
moment l do whether her spelling
night and that the girls who spell Gtys do 50 from ignorance
listen to Helen Trmpe:
Il job Whereabouts talk too much,
much They think they know everything"
Says Cathrne Curtis:
fighting democracy China although
China haSnt had ane n years.
Dorothy Parker emphatcaIy
manufacture moving pictures
IS = domain doS the globe
ONCE more note the statement per
country of their husbands his birth
salary. How about you, ma am? In
England hundred knows now much salary her
husband gets week
expression that could stand long vacation OF at
least put on a hyeday week is
MY POSITIVELY exhausted"
Why Pennsyvanans rogether the abbreviation
for Pa others Penn And still others
Penna. Also Calfonians differ as 10 CaE and Calf
working wives" writes New Yorker their
n earnings should he
family total Most working wives
the they and spend 1t themselves
all the bills must not he
permitted away whats
and what's mine Is my own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
HE KNEW 1T

That one was. What was
the name of the man who
shot Abraham Lincoln
Afterward Joey said he
knew all the time 1t was John
Wilkes Booth but he couldn t
get the name under his
tongue soon enough.
Ordinarily, nothing would
have come out of this quiz
1t was Just one of those
things that 90 10 break the
dull monotony of a training
camp.
Only Ed Belders of the
Morning Sun used 1t for his
column the morning after it
happened After describing
how all the fighters lived up
TO their reputation for not
knowing ANYTHING except how
TO give and take II, he
singled out joey Cakes and
marvelled at the things he
knew.
He said, I'd did, that moi
since Gene Tunney had such
an erudite fighter appeared.
Able was tickled 10 death
with the story 1t was pub
licity and it boosted his
fighter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
FANORITE DIAGNOSIS

A great fuss used to be made
about adheSionS and il was \
favorite diagnosis to say that
any pain after an operation vas
due to adheSions. If the surgeon
did not know anything TO say
he blamed it on the adhesions
The modern surgeon has learned
better. :,
. Most airesions do he-ha
and are usually not the cause
of symptoms. So far as treat
ments are concerned. they are
very difficult because. of course,
as soon as you go into the alb
domen to break up adhesions.
more adhesions form.
II is like the labor of Her.
cules where he cleaned the
Augean stable and every time
ne pitched load of filth cut
the window, more came IN at
the other windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

them arc in the chest after
pIeuriSy and in the abdomen
after an operation.
In ordinary conversation when
a person means adhesion IN the
abdomen between loops Of the
intestine or between the mites
tine and the peritoneum
OF course. natural inhamma-
ton will create a favorable site
for an adhesion but in the great
majority Of cases, they are due
10 operation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

sizes a number Of points about
scarlet fever at the present
time In the first place, it en-
phasizes the fact that the pre-
ventive serum for scarlet fever
is not by any means 100 per
cent effective. Undoubtedly the
child had scarlet fever
Another point Of interest Is
that the scarlet fever we sec
nowadays is so mild as hardly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

HANDLING fighters r
IL very risky business. The
chances against a manager
bringing any boy from the bot
tom 10 the top Is about eighty
to one. even when the boy
has a punch. heart, brains
and luck II the boys Just a
fighter. the chances are about
"A thousand 10 one against. or
no chance al all So many
things can happen 10 a will
ing boy.
Liquor and the ladies stop
as many fighters as they do
contenders IN any other line
But take that for granted and
there are a lot of other
things.
Sometimes. a BOY has 20 or
80 fights before ne gets up
against a really tough man.
The beating he gets then
makes HIM punch shy and
from there on in, he's about
as useful as a hunting dog
that's afraid of guns
Or a-beA max decide 10
handle himself without telling
his manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
By CHARLES McGUIRK

takes his mind off his work.
You cut IL out. Hear me?"
II viii never cut II OUT
Joey told him quietly. II am
going to study while I'm fight
ing. Then i'm about five years,
when l am all washed up, l
will be smart man. | will
he educated. And l will not
be bum aud little punch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

aren't. But the thing that
made that quiz memorable
was the way Joey Cakes
came out of it. He knew all
the answers but one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
JOEY FLATTENED

Harry IIirsch knocked joey
out in the third round. joey
got up from the floor about
minute after the referee
started counting. He shook
his head. He said:
II saw that punch coming.
I was working out the defense
for IL when IL landed. IL
came too fast"
"YOu never had to- work out
no defense for punch be-
fore" Able told him sadly
when a punch came before,
YOU just ducked and started
the counter When the
counter landed, the fight WAS
over.
Look. Joey, am Your
friend. And tell YOU what
is the matter with you. You
are reading too much. No
fighter ought to read. Ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Daily Short Story

Jones Gordon, and he picked
Two teams. four fighters and
four WreStlerS.
The questions were ones al
most anybody but fighters
could answer.
The WrestlerS won hands
down because. outside the
ring. wreStlers are pretty
Well-read guys. Fig h tiers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

no o I b er
symptoms IN
( a G [ h q
wasn't sic
at all With
no fever ear
nose or throat
t r o u b ! Q
could he in
feet o I h 2 j
children and
if 50. how
Tong would
the germ be
aCtINc2
A This is a
very interest
ing question
n nd pp1pba-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

@ Ny child was exposed 70
scarlet fever and rad shot 10
prevent his getting b. About
three weeks after the shot he
broke out with a rash hui had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
WANTS DICTIONARY

He showed II TO Joey. And
Joey took it seriously He
didn't know the meaning of
erudltc and ne asked Tot 4
dictionary in which To look it
up. Madam Hyde was scan
dalized
II got iodine and alcohol"
she said haughtily. II got col
lodion, l got ether, l got hot
lee. all for stopping the bleed
ing. ! got bandages. l got
six ounce and eight ounce
gloves.
IL got punching bags, light
and heavy. l got bars To
work on. But ! amt got
dictionary. Why should
have? Am I running a train
ing camp or library?"
Joey ordered Able to get
him a dictionary Able went
away muttering TO himself
but the next day he brought
a dictionary and from that
moment. Joey started to
change.
The other fight writers
started TO kid him eravely
They told him that he could
learn all about fighting out
of books.
One of them brought him
Oscar Wilde $ The Picture of
Dorian Gray He couldn't
understand IT but he read it
through
He went on reading and he
was as bad about It as a
drunk.
He neglected his training to
read
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
CARE or ADHESIONS

Doctor CiendeHiH1 toiH an
slocr questions Of general Ut
terest only. and then only
through his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
MAPS OWN BATTLES

So he maps out ms own
battles and gets SO many HEX
inGS he quits. Another boy
may have too much magma
ton.
he gels thinking ms OppO-
nents are too good for him.
And when he holds that
thought. they are and he
really hasn't a chance or a
boy may get punchy from a
bad beating. Or like Joe
Cakes. he may 90 intellectual.
That Joey.
He was a welterWeight at
20 with good chances of grow
ing into a middle. He had
everything, punch, heart and
brains.
lie was Il before he put on
a a glove IN the CCC camp
where ne had gone when his
father got twisted up by
arthritis and lost his farm.
NEEDED MONEY
The Cakes needed money
bad In his first fight Joey
-fffckeci the ramp bully so
neatly that the boys entered
him in an amateur tourna-
ment. He was runner-up in
his first amateur year Cham
pion In his class i'm his second.
Then he turned professional
under the handling of Able
Schmol.
Able was crazy about the
kid from the moment he
signed him up. He'd talk
anybody's ear off about him,
provided only that they would
listen.
Look" he'd say. latter 25
years handling fighters 1 got
a natural. got a fighter that
can box. a boxer that can hit.
HE shapes up like Benny
Leonard and punches like
Jack Dempsey. Some day,
I'll have a champ sure"
The record bore him out.
Joey had 10 fights in his first
year
He Won II by X. O's. won
three by decision, drew one
The next year, he doubled
on all of them His punch
was good night. He moved
up to the Semifinals. He
was only five fighters away
from the top of the heap
If you'd been a betting
man you'd say there was
nothing that could keep Joey
Cakes from being champion
His was the kind of stuff
from which champions are
made. He was a cookbook
ing kid. even though you'd
know right away he was a
fighter
He was marked up His
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
NEVER READ a BOOK

nose was steadily getting
flatter against ms -faee--44iS-
cheek bones we're lengthen-
ing out. His lips were being
pounded bigger
But his blue eyes were
laughing and kind Of thought
full His black hair was al
ways neat and he moved, sure
and graceful, like the trained
athlete he was.
The kid had friends. even
among the fight writers. They
liked HIM because he was
always respectful and never
fresh.
lie admired anybody who
could put one word after an
other on paper and make 1t.
add up 10 something sensible.
He couldn't do that himself,
He knew it,.
DIDN'T KNOW MUCH
He had gone up through
his second year in high school
but he'd taken his education
like most normal boys. Ninety
per cent of it had gone over,
not through, his head He
didn't know much So his adj
miration of people he thought
knew something should have
been the tip-on
His style of fighting was
like the kid himself. Ii was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
drunk. will know how to
take care of my money"

take care of my money"
Able Schmol started to
throw him out right then but
he liked The KID and he
thought he'd learn something
But Joey only learned out OF
books.
lie didn't learn anything
new about fighting He even
forgot what he already knew.
In his next five fights, he was
knocked out four times and
lost the decision in the other.
His excuse Tor all Of them
was, II saw the punch coming
and was working out "A
counter when ii landed"
After the last fight, Abe
told him
well, YOU can work out
how to get a new manager,
Joey, because YOU and me il
washed up. | want fighters,
not bookwormS. working for
me and you're no fighter
THAT is perfectly agreeable
to me, Mr. SchmoI," Joey said
carefully because now he was
always taking carefully with
a nice car 10 the sound of his
voice speaking good English
Il doubt that I'll have any
difficulty finding a new man
ager."
PLENTY TROUBLE
But he had plenty of
trouble Nobody would have
anything 10 do with him At
the end of six months, he was
broke and almost hungry He
met Able Schmol one day
then.
Abe" he said chow about
getting me fight >"
What ." Able shouted
handle an educated guy like
YOU? 1 wouldn't have the
nerve. l just handle mugs.
You're too smart for me-
"Not any more. Abe" Joey
insisted. Il see my mistake
now. 4 fighter should never
read a book. It's bad for his
eyes. Get me a fight and I'll
prove IT."
Abe got him the fight He
proved 1t. lie won in the
second by a X. q He fought
like he did in the old days.
Study. Watch the punch
coming. Counter Win
He went on from there TO
greater things Sure He's
champ today. A nice guy, too.
Only never offer him a book.
If YOU do. he'll throw you
and 1t out of the Joint. Books,
he says. are bad for fighters.
A fighter should never read
book.
TomOrrow's short story:
Miss Phoebe's Family" by
Isabel Johnston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Elsie Robinson
And If / Be Lifted Up

IT strange thing He had told them sitting there
group simple owon around the Leader whom theV
loved
-tsIkeain tAeif-eArH
and Roman tax But
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

all of a sudden, He had gone strange-His
eyes fixed on some goal they could not
see. His low voice speaking of thing they
could not understand.
land If SHALL BE LIFTED UP"
He'd said-and those who watched Him
closely saw His face grow gray-"ILL
DRAW ALL MEN Up AFTER ME-"
6DE LIFTED up"-what could those
~ words mean?
A kings son might be lifted to
throne a conqueror might ride on
shutting slaves.
But here was Just plain and humble
man. born of despised and lowly Nazareth.
a Carpenter
How could a working man be lifted
up? They did not know.
Nor did they guess until they saw
Him on the cross And then they saw the
thing that IIp had seen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Better Health
By Dr.. Logan Clendening

10 be worth taking seriously
l. has been estimated that the
mortality Is now one. whereas
II was q hundred in 1850
Strict quarantine regulations
11lle thai ScaLlnt- fee -can-AA
conveyed 10 others for a periol
Of SIX weeks.
CARE OF ADHESIONS
q What arc adheSions and
how can they be cured
A-Adhesions are. in most in
stances. a product Of civilization
rather than an act Of nature.
They occur whenever two Serious
membranes of tho body which
are ordinarily in direct opposi-
ton. arc the seat Of iniiamn>-
ton or irritation.
The commoneSt places for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

giving And have a sweetheart who Is
one Of Mondays children Is she a good
locker Was your husband born on Tues
DAY Is be a-good rhumha dancer?
was born on Sunday The man that wrote
The foregoing rhyme certainly gave The
Sunday children a lot TO live up 10 -
EVD1
THOMAS MANN. author. is among the
L great men wearing wedding rings
You rarely find two people loving
each other equally well. One of married
couple always loves the other more" So
pal1es a San Franciscan. What She says
cannot be denied.
Another wit Of Irish descent on the
radio is Walter OKeefe. author of that
touching ballad of love and loyalty, I'm
Gong 10 Dance With the Guy That
Brung Me"
What is seamless nylon hosiery?
Ngff anyhow, : Highlander states
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

quiet efficient and deadly He
would start studying his oppo-
nent from the moment he
climbed through the ropes
and sat on his stool.
When he VA llled cut Ia
fight, he would still be study
inc. He never threw the first
punch. He always waited for
The other fellow. Then ne d
counter.
He'd 60 on doing that for
the whole first round Maybe
he'd still be doing it in the
second. After that, he knew
all he needed. He'd start
fighting
Any punch thrown al him
brought the natural counter.
Joey never thought about Il.
His body reacted without
his brain. II was all a matter
of coordination.