The Archive · 1938

Latent Energy Called

Fighting frantically, the Fourth called upon some latent supply of energy and combined it with an indomitable spirit. As a result, each man showed added interests in the play whereas their opponents were seen slipping away and losing heart through a succession of unfortunate "breaks." ort Reaiment Bradley Siiani ayek cz Elridge pao Welborn Miller Cecelski Steele Brickman el strength.

As in most of his encounters, Jones was after a knockout from the start of the secónd round. Creighton fought carefully, but the Marine was careless of blows, whether they landed or not. He dodged Creighton's attempts at scoring points, waiting for his opportunity to land a deadly right. It did not come, but Jones nevertheless made several fullhearted efforts that netted him the round,

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