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referee can point to world, and it may be said often the "Protect yourself at all times," and without having met any boxer other than the aggrieved party has no remedy. The an American. True that in numerous trouble has, of course arisen through i nstances a claim can be establi

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you want him, and never gives trouble as to whether he may not do sillies if not looked after, so that I always feel sure, bar accident, that he will, when the time comes, be as fit as care can Make him. • "Are we using any special methods of preparation? Well, you know, only ju

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' ',•?; i; " 1 • , ' Cig-: • . 20, 1909. a , -3. Int saying. He has been none too eager in the past, and will surely be less eager to-day. Nelson did not win his world's chani, pionship any too easily to be in any great hurry to risk it going from him. But, although able to side

yearly desire-to witness the bouts goes without the saying. The GoG S. meeting is the one gathering where form I judged for the championships, as invariali:. the winners of the cups there make a great stand in the Alexandra Palace tournammt Entries close to Mr. O. I'. Bauscher,