The Russian lad's latest fight in Manila ended in victory for him on foul. He met Fighting Carlos, a Filipino. Although Carlos won the first round, Shelaeff opened up his guns in the second and was all set for a kill in the third. Carlos caught the Russ ing him badly Although sian made a brave effort continue after a ten-minute rest he found that he could not recover sufficiently. The fight was, therefore, awarded to him, A doctor at the ringside who examined him said that the blow which struck Shelaeff was a foul and had injured the Russian He also met Young Alde on two occasions in Manila, beating him the first time because of his terrific punching but later completely outboxing the Old Master, a feat which brought spontaneous praise from Manila sports writers.
Sensing She!aef's possibilities, Young Alde turned from foe to friend and took the Russian in hand and became his coach Reports from Manila indicated that Alde has worked wonders with the youth in the last month. Shelaeff is Said to be a polished boxer now, with perfect timing. While he is every inch as deadly as formerly with his fists, he is combining strength with skill and proving to be much more formidable—United Press.
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