O'Reilly, John Boyle, 1844-1890 · Boston, Pilot publishing company · leaf 92
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.… … GOOD POSITIO^s^ OF GUAKD. head; his face was so swelled he could not see.He had to grope for his man. But he came up 68 ETHICS OF BOXING AND MANLY SPORT. doiro;edly to receive the smashins: fist of the chain-pion. Xo one would take the freely offered oddsof thirty to five against King; ten to one…
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