O'Reilly, John Boyle, 1844-1890 · Boston, Pilot publishing company · leaf 91
toescape a counter on the head. King was six feettwo and one quarter inches in height, and traineddown to one hundred and eighty pounds Aveight.But Mace had won his fame with victories overgiants. He had defeated Kino himself in the 66 ETHICS OF BOXING AND MANLY SPORT. early part of the same year,… … CLINCH. and King met in the winter of 1862, for a secondfight for the championship, the betting was sevento four on Mace. And the course of the fight justified the oddsfor a long time. With extreme caution both menfought; but, from the moment time was called,the champion Mace had the best of it.…
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