The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 23

ee AND THEY GET PAIDFORIT - - ean Publishing Copyright, 1921, by The 20, (The New York Evening World) CHALLENGER ‘OF DEMPSEY — For R WORLD'S —EITLE . gh O THEY MUSTA PROMISED THEIR OLE GRANDMAS CHAPTER XXYVII. ;me that 1 should have received the| NEVER “To (Cont inaed,) | verdict. Nevertheless, he ix credited HIS was the most successful) With victory, Which, after all fight in my career up to thia| il! th to it, as you would tell \ point. I received 77,500 franes| — Jounetty for my share, a princely sum. | me and r @et O'Keefe, genial Irishman, was| MY vict my next opponent, and I eacaapil ef him in two rounds on Jan {J 4014, at Nice. I rested three mc cate after this, and then was marene Joe Jeanette, the American Who again had come to Paris. Americans will agree with me, I think, as to the tine ting qualitic od ese! at the to meet ent » the mateh Wells had made me 6,000 person: COULD PUT UP A BETTER Boul THAN “Hose I PAID To SEE A FIGHT - Noy A RASSLIN® MATCH te is a cimen of watching n the two mind to| You BIG Sars! 16 THIG A “Love Scene” isiness on hand. is was a| stake and 1 found it some | ke off the inclination to | Rimself. ‘Therefor keenly the fact decision over ght and have gons the same . who gave the decision a t 1 would | ve one, I resolved that if f] ‘om the n it would | or me to fight him very fast, Jeanette Wins a a Decision CHAPTER XXVIII. blo to stand at ull mystified WHEN You PAPIS T was with the utmost ge} ™ f 1h nd hammered him with PER -AND THE BOUT of my ength and ae that I ha my ru alten i who Ne Gere hls after it had startec both hands strongly ust as the bout sta most imperceptible t he easily ayoid then ever so right to my f: light 1 scarcely felt them, be . instantly that this black man w seeking to teu fast with France, in a, twenty-rand battle, ac- | of the “a Artie Neff’s Twirling ‘| Enables Giants to Win | Over the League Leaders Pirates Only Prove Dang-rous | % in One Inning— the Fourth. 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