Shelaeff showed a slight edge throughout the battle and was especially good in the third and fourth Chelsea's; Wolverhampton W. 3 andi a Leicester City I> Brentiord ends United 1, Derby X 2 Shooting in deadly rights in the Liverpool i, Blackpool 0 Manches uddersfieid T fourth, he shook Fasano on several Middlesbro own 1ļoccasions, but the American covered si ye up_and coasted through the round. Preston North End 3, Aston Villa 2 Stoke City 0, Everton 0 In the sixth Shelaeff opened up with both hands. He waded in Burnley 3, Tranmere Rovers 1 fearlessly and lashed out with a series of telling rights, A straight Luton Town i, Sheilicld Wednesday 5 right sent Fasano reeling and the Newcastle United 2, Millwall Norwich City 3, Fulham 3 Plymouth "Argyle 0, Bury too 4 nottingham Forest 3, Manchester
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Russian darted in and put over left hook that re-opened Fasano': recently healed gash over his right eye.
The reopening of the old injury proved the turning point, for the American found it almost impossible to continue. Blood spurted furiously and almost blinded him and the referee halted the fight to prevent a possible slaughter.
By winning, Shelaeff gained new prestige with the local fight fans, who at first did not take seriously stories of the Russian's terrific punching power.
Sports scribes predicted that Shelaeff will soon be pitted against leading Pacifc Coast welterweights.—United Press.
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