In the seventh round, Farr came out of his corner like an express train. Braddock seemed tired. He was short with a left to the body and a right to the head. Farr easily ducked away from a "roundhouse right. but Braddock landed a hard left to the face which drew a cheer from the audience. Farr scored considerably with long lefts and rights to the head, and the crowd applauded -him, Braddock ducked a right to the head, but took several hard, short jobs to the body. After both had missed by wide margins, Farr again found the range, and was pelting Braddock with blows in the lotte: corner when the round ended, Far
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