The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19??, July 23, 1932, ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION, Page 3, Image 11
I wed hand or an elbow in the way, d his sharp punches went for ught. Xhe first grew warmer as the :th round ended and the seventh jpan. The rivalry was growing; 5 cool-headed fighters were inging wildly now. The Hurri r»e was doing his share of the ding, and it was the leading that pt the crowd in an uproar, icugh Dempsey had a first-class Fense ard few of the leads did ich dam ge, there were no coun s to them—at least none which ided effectively. The kid had :k rattled also by his way of king a quick feint and following with the blow which he feinted. :n crashing his other hand up down, leaving himself, apparent wide >en. But when tried counter, his blows usually went her short or vide. Dempsey 11 retained some of the elusive ss of old. Wl.ew ” grunte ' the Hurricane er the seventh frame had ended, hat guy can hit.” He didn’t hurt you, did he?” I :ed him. No, not yet. But boy! 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He don’t like me to punel him ir the side any more—that must be both ering him some. And his nose is sore.” ‘‘Well, Kid," I told him, “it's get tin’ along. Now look—there's ten grand in this fight alone for you— if you win. You can quit the fight game ever.—and get married. You can buy a house and do whatever you want to do for a couple of years—just on what you'll make here tonight. Now won’t you go in there nd take this guy over? He’s no better than anybody else— he’s old; his wine’s gone. Give him everything you’ve got. He can't take it :\ny more.” “O.K.," grunted the Hurricane. The bell rang. I jumped out of the ring, whisking my boy’s stool and towel behind me. Dempsey was in the center of the ring, his head still on his shculder, both eyes half closed. And from that moment on, the Hurricane made things exceedingly interestin’ for the Manassa Mauler. But Dempsey hadn’t spent his life in the ring for nothing. Many a fight he had weathered through, even in spite of inspired rallies on the part of his opponents. Jack clinched and hung on, tucked his GET A • LUCKY HA ND I WITH A WRITTEN GUARANTEE I I Its Principles Will Help You. 8 Information Free—Write or Call ALEXANDER'S PSYCHO AID. Ine. ■ 211 W. 137th SL New York. N.Y. W WANTED AGENTS r® sell LUCKY MO-JO In Hsense and Lucky Goods Make *» week. Write now. MO-JO CO.. Dept. c. IN Cottage "—1— Groee Are., Chicago, m. jaw deeper in his shoulder andj waited for the opening. The Hurricane left plenty of openings, but he didn't leave them long enough for the Mauler’s blows \ to penetrate. Twice the Hurricane landed hard rights on Jack's jaw— to the latter's bewilderment. The gloves seemed to loom up out of nowhere, and there was no face to receive the counter. But the fans could see everything that was hap pening, no they sensed that some thing momentous was taking place. The round ended in the midst of a clinch and the two men staggered to their corners. Panting, the Hurricane whisper ed to me as I rubbed him down in the minute’s intermission. “Watch me sock him this round!” The bell rang again, and this time my boy fairly leaped from his cor ner. And now he was all over the great Jack. He plastered him with uppercut and sharp jabs to the ribs; he rained rights and lefts, leading first with ne hand, then the other, and sometimes appar ently with both hands at once. And all the while he was ducking right and left, swaying di~dly on his feet. And Dempsiy failed to re turn the volley. My boy was laughing now, and the contrast was showing Demp^’y up, demon strating that he was old and slow. The Mauler tried one last, desper ate lash, but my boy wasn't there. To the fans, he side-stepped; to Dempsey, he seemed to vanish from sight. 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Send them to as; well be glad to publish them. While visiting in the country the other day there were two poodle dogs. One was very clean and the other very dirty. My little daugh ter, three years old, started to play with them, when suddenly she looked up and said, “Oh, daddy, there is a new' dog and an old dog?' -R. T. • * * Four-year-old Zelma had been picking feathers from her pillow and strewing them over the bed room floor. When her mother told her to stop doing it, Zelma said: "Don’t worry, mother. There are lots more feathers left in the pil low!’’—A. G. * * * Little Mae was very fond of call ing on the neighbors. One day she was ready to go when her mother said, “Dear, it is raining so hard I’m afraid you can't go.” Mae was a trifle crestfallen for a moment, but her face brightened and she said, excitedly, “O, mother, I won’t get wet. I’ll run hard and pass the rain.”—M. 3 S. 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