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the lending, but Baldwin had decldodlv the better of it in the clinches. The bout was called a draw.Flanagan vs King.• . *The final bout of the evening was between Jack Flanagan of Cambridge and Mosey King of New London, at 122 pounds. It took Flanagan half a round to take Money's measure, then he scored a dozen times with straight lefts and short right hooks. Flanagan kept working in until he got his distance, and then his left shot out like a piston rod to the mark.In the second round King showed a wholesome regard for the Cambridge lad's left hands and oonsequeitly began to take a hand at leading to draw off the fire.In the fifth round Flanagan scored 13 clean leads without, a return,' but I King was busy all the time, trying hard to penetrate the Cambridge lad's defence. Both got vigorous in the last round and kept pegging away all the time. Flanagan kept up his stabbing tactics and easily outpointed King, although the latter was very showy at □ 11 times.
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Boston Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Sun, Dec 13, 1903
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