Cowboy again tact Thursday" night "at the" Palais. do Danse proved" himself the mar: ter of his opponent, being pros bably the 5th time that he has demonstrated this fact to the box: ing enthusiasts of Shanghaic Tu the fourth round of his encounter with Red Horner, he dropped. him to the mat three times, on each o¢- lea sion with a right cross. from the hips to the left angle of the jaw. Horner went down for the count of seven and eight—and" eight and" onthe last when he was actually out, Dr. O'Hara, refereeing, waved' his seconds tocome and eet him, The monotony of Cowboy's success ive victories, according. to certain fans, is becoming unbeatable and they'hope with each new entrant that some one will turn the tables, When such an opponent appears lon the horizon, itis a Toregone mat ler that his next visit will be to the United States. winning the hunt, with Mr. G. Pollock second. Mr.'L. Soyka on Polar Star won the heavy wel The card reads as follows:—
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