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... points; H. Kitchen (Surrey Comm,: cial) bt G. Elutes (un.) in 2rds.; J. A. 0114 t . (Eton Mission), R. H. Beard (Hercules), and C. Ramsey (un.) drew byes. 2ND t St Beard after a splendid bout; Yaritam Hawkins on points—another good bout; . 1 bt Kitchen, the ...
... An Ablo Seaman. Fie. Unholz of Kitchener's Fighting Sccuts. But running round with hot rolls and newspapers began to pall after a time, and Unholz followed the usual routine of the adventurous youth and went to sea at the age of 12, wandering up and down ...
... fought lords. with Tommy Burns. Ile boxed a 3rd. exhibition with Burns at the City Athenanun Club (known as the Thie‘,.s' Kitchen) in TONKIN (Deal).—There was a rumuur circulated to the effect that the Ketchell-Johnson fight was a frame-up. The story ...
... wdter- wt. .chanspion, who was pitted against Smn. Diggies. ex-light-wt. champion of India These two had met at the Thieves' Kitchen, in the City, three weeks ago, when Lacroix won in three rds. On Saturday Diggins made a bald stand, and fought stronger ...
... purse. Kid Crawley (London) will box Kid Fox (P..' icy) in rds. at 6st 7 for a purse 111 Leeds. Smith (Dewsbury) will box Kitchen (Doncasto• , C. Hart, George Ruddick.ior Oxley (Leeds) a..y number of rds.. for side stake and purse. The Brothers Ellis (Midgets) ...
... failed to take advantage. In the Ath he secured the honours by the use of an inside right to the jaw and a left hook to the kitchen; and in the last rd., had he not used the open glove, had done enough to win. Referee Swift decided not to separate them, ...
... breakaway, and in some heavy two-handed whacks showed to advantage, atthough Anderson steadied him with some solid smashes to the kitchen. There wasn't a vast amount of noise floating around as a result of this clash, but the solidity of the hitting was all there ...
... Charlie Cooper (London) to Kitchener. —The London boy will be pleased to meet the Anglo- French boxer twenty rounds for Las a-side at 8 St. 20 lb., give or take I It., and the largest purse offered. On hearing from Kitchener, Cooper will post his money ...
... 7st e. for a purse at Ipswich. Geoff Suxby (Brotherton) will box J. William (L'pool), Jim Coggin, Jacobs -(Hull), S.11:or. Kitchen (Doncaster) or Oxley (Leeds) for I.e. t purse. Spider Buck (Glasshoughton) will h ix Yourg Joyce (Leeds) or Young (Warrington) ...
... confronting him, and a sigh of relief went up when it reappeared to view again. These frequent, painful and free visits to the kitchen, designed to discover the items of Ross' menu, had a distprbing effect 'upon that Pickwickian fat boy, and slowed him tlkwn ...
... The French lad appeared awed by ener laid season at the same venue. To this day rival's reputation, and boxed most of the Kitchener does not quite remember what hap- time on the defensive. No wonder, then, that pened in the Ist rd. I was sitting near his ...
... information. George slowing down as a result. He continued McDonald's desire to stage a fight at Co. Planting his right to the kitchen departney Island between Wells and McFarland went and some drubbing on the Is only natural. He is supposed to have face, but ...