However, with three holes to play, the match was square again, but Mile. Vagliano, playing a superb No. 4 iron shot across the lake at the 16th, won the hole in 3. She also won the 17th for the match, 2 and 1, her opponent.
The Caseys of Sneem, Ca. Kerry, are a fighting family. Steve is champion all-in wrestler of the world and Tim is in a way to become a champion boxer, while Jim and Paddy show promise of being champions also. The whole family, the police and some of the spectators were in action at Killarney, where Big Jim began it by wrestling Sam Rabin, champion Jewish wrestler of the world. Casey had Rabin by the neck and the referee, Muldoon, pró- tested that these tactics were unfair, Casey then went for Muldoon and the fun began.
While Big Jim was thus engaged, another Casey took care of Rabin. The crowd took the side of Muldoon and called for fair play. A doctor eventually revived Muldoon, and the Caseys, warming up, offered to take on the whole of the opposition among the audience. Police promptly charged the ring, and, in the midst of it all, there came hurtling through the air Mr. Muldoon, One of the Caseys had thrown him out and he landed in the audience, unconscious.—Reuter.
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