New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1926, Page 9

vgmmmmm:m oy iSpeaking i of Sports i [ tiasiasaisiiaiisiasisissisasiadasssnainisy Jack Britton, ex-welterwelght champlon, has had close to 300 battles, Jack started his ring career in 1904, He was 19 then, Britton gained the welted title in 1816, The following year he lost it | to Ted “KId" Lewls, And then won it back In 1919, knocking Lewis out| ' in the ninth. In 1922 Br ped oft the throne for good, losing | to Mickey Walker in 15 rounds, Britton has fought them all. has never drawn any lines, likes actlon, Has got plenty of it. |y, Deepite his long career in fistle | qer circles, he has yet to be knocked belligerent principles ot An administration mashie nibllcks and el But a lot of opp prefer muscular sincerity to matle gumbo, Or, as Plato said, a government | Fer |with a kick {n it never caused any- body to kick. 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