Referring again to science in the tung of to-day, Mr, Tunney reiterated that the psychological factor, all other characteristics being equal, would bring victory. First, a fighter must study is opponent, trying to Team the mental og well og pbytical weaknesses. He must also couch his own behaviour in terms deceiving his opponent, while his own methods of Aeeeption would naturally be dis ful sel. An advance while in distress would avait more than a retreat obtain breath or rest, but to plead a foul blow to gain a respite had been consigned to. the limbo. This un= ethical procedure had been so over done that the New York State Box-Ing Commission no longer tolerated fouls—each man must defend himself, In the old" days, if an opponent continually fouled, the other would growl at him, "Better keep em up, or Ti let you have it in a worse place."
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