To the Editor of the "NomrH-CYMA DatLy News"
To the Editor of the "Nontu-Cuna Sunpay News."
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Opinions ax to Foul London, Feb. 28.
Trevor Wignall, the "Daily Express" correspondent at Miami, in a special wire reporting the high says it was the foulest fight he hi ever soon, adding that Sharkey used every dirty trick invented, from batting and low-hitting to the use of the knee. "It was a disgrace to boxing.
Fred Dartnoll, cabling to the "Daily: News," says that Scott deliberately robbed of the decision. He considers that official protection against infringements of the rules was sadly lacking and the conduct, of the fight thoroughly justified the fears previously expressed Scott's manager, Johnston—Reuter, lew York, Feb. 28.
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