... semi-finals aud finals Of the above boxing tournament. There were many well-known sportsmen and boxing enthusiasts present. Lord Kitchener was an interested spectator for the best part of the evening. The boxing was of a very high standard almost throughout. It ...

... off, and the remainder were so evenly contested that the verdict met with general fi•vrur. When the verdict went to Drummer Kitchen (Doncaster). at the conclusion of his tord. bout with Herbert Gritting (Nottm). there were many and distinct signs of disapproval ...

... come together with a crash, both landing lefts simultaneously. Moran ducks a wicked left, and plants his own into Moore's kitchen department. Pal winces, tut sends the right to head. and Owen staggers; a left misses Moran, and they get to close quarters ...

... invitation he stepped across the threshold. Three men, as unfavoured in appearance as their leader, stood smoking in the kitchen. They glanced eagerly and somewhat curiously at the baronet. In the growing darkness one of them made as if to st;i::e a. ...

... course we already knew that Jack Harrison was game. When in the Grenadier Guards Harrison met Pte. Voyles at the Thieves' Kitchen and fought the last 3rds. with a broken jaw. He repeated this performance at the Chelsea Barracks, and on Mon. night he gave ...

... this sounds pretty rough on the fellow who quite accidentally allows his punches I) wander too far downstairs—or into the kitchen, so to speak. But things have come to such a pass that some stringent measure had to be taken. This, however, deals with but ...

... right hooks to the jaw, putting the Yank down and nearly out in the and meeting. Coming out for the 3rd essay, a left to the kitchen and a few more rights distributed in the region of the jaw sent Gilbert all abroad again; but' Webster by this time had so ...

... both set a tremendous pace. Nat, however, soon made things warm for Buck, and, nearing the close of ist rd., dug one to the kitchen that made Shine grunt. The next 3rds. saw Nat scoring freely with both hands while when he got the chancethat is to say, slackened ...

... Tom Martin resulted in a showy dispute as long as it lasted. Tommy is all right, but he thinks just a bit too much of his kitchen. So long as the Nipper kept away from Tom's stomach the latter took things as they came, but a dig in the basket would make ...

... rd., and. Plied, a great left on the break, but hst failed to get level, and Mitchell received Mr. Corn's decision. Alf Kitchener (Paris) v. George Cape (South Africa) provided 3 swift rds.; but from the first the former had victory in both hands. and ...

... ly and passed many remarks during the progress of the battle. rrinstance, an extra vicious dig from Johnny to the negro% kitchen elicited the remark from the youngster. Didn't daddy make that black man grunt! Hughes commenced well, hooking his left ...

... Athenaeum Club. The Falkirk Tournament. Financial Fight Fans. . A three days' tournament was brought off at The Thieves' Kitchen—so called because, as a Falkirk on Thurs., Fri., and Sat. before a fair . City magnate told us the financial Crcesuses meet ...