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Show PAGE FOUR - .. THE BINGHAM PRESS BULLETIN, ... : .. " ... - -- ff trying to surpass the exhibition of Wednesday evening. Kid Davis refcreed the prelimin-aries, with Dick Buttrey taking the third man's place in the ring for the main event. Shepherd Loses Fight v ..... (Continued on Page 4) chcll was going to end the fight in this roundbut the jolt enraged Shep-herd, and he came back with real jolts, evening up the round. Ketchell worked up considerable lead in the eleventh frame, by sailing into Shepherd and giving him many real swats. Shepherd seemed to be slowing op considerable, probably the result of the jolt he received in the tenth. Ketchell took this round,. do. ing most of the leading in this canto. Then came the twelfth and last round. Shepherd realizing he was about to lose the bout, started after Ketchell, but Ketchell figured the same way and the round ended with both fighters standing up, each trying to put over a finishing touch. This round also belonged to Ketchell. ' It was a great fight, and Referee Dick Buttery, gave the decision to Ketchell because of the fact that Shepherd had failed to live up to his agreement of putting away three men in the twelve rounds. Taking away the fact that Shepherd was supposed to win from three men, Ketchell eas-ily earned a draw with him, more than evening up matters after the fourth round. It was the best exhibition of the manly art ever witnessed in Bing-ham Canyon. In the semi-windu- p, Sam Turks of Phoenix Arizona, won in the second round with a Kayo, against Mike Con-nors of the Utah Copper. Tarks, the dark horse of the evening, allowed Connors to do the leading in the op-ening round, it looking for a few mo-ments as though Connors was going to be an easy winner, but Parks soon showed his stuff by giving Connors a severe jolt on the point of the chin with a wicked left, and the local scrap-per took the count of nine. In the second round, Parks started right af-ter Connors, and after two minutes Connors went to the floor for the full count with a right to the chin. Both boxers showed considerable prowess, with Parks proving conclusively that Salt Lake City fans have a real treat in store for them when he tangles in the Utah metropolis. The four round " contest between Sam Wright of Bingham Canyon, and Koy McCarty of Salt Lake, ended with AfcCarty getting the decision, the local fighter taking severe punish-ment during the four rounds. Only his ability to take the punishment and come back for more saved him from the K. O. route. The first round showed McCarty taking the lead, with plenty of hard hitting being put out by both con-testants. In the second McCarty showed his skill by pummeling Wright's physog severely. The third was easily McCarty's when he put Wright to the floor with a left to the stomach for the count of nine. Wright no sooner" got to his feet than he again kissed the canvas with a ter-rific right to the head, the bell sav-ing him on the count of eight. Mc- Carty led all the way in the fourth, and received a justly deserved decis-ion. Billy Meyers and Kid Sturgill tan-gled in a supposed four round tilt, but Sturgill ended the clash in the third after a minute and a half of fighting with a swat to the chin. The first round was exceptionally fast, with both scrappers trying to show enough stuff to be called to New York City. The round was about even. Sturgill took the lead in the second when he knocked Myers to the mat with a ter-rific blow amidships. The bell saved Meyers on the count of seven. The third started with Sturgill having things his own way until the fateful blow. Shorty Peterson and Bill Bliefuss started the show card with some real fighting, Peterson taking a command-ing lead in the initial round by pun-ching Bliefuss with a fusillade of body blows. The second round found Peterson after a knockout which be put over after one minute of fighting, with a left to the bo4y and a right to the jaw. The two Rowan Brothers gave a short exhibition before the firght card started. Too much credit cannot be given Mark Clays and "Bat" McConncll for their efforts in giving the fight fans of the camp by far the best exhibi-tions ever sfen here. Every bout was a hcadliner and the large crowd went home well satisfied. Mr. Clays an-nounced that next month he would stage another fistic carnival, and is The Sin of Lying The Bin of telling lie Ib not great. When it nmn returns from fishing. It Is not a very serious mutter If he adds a flsh or two to tils strins; every one hag fished, and knows the probabil-ities, so no one Is harmed. . . The real gin of telling lies Is the waste of time; it Isn't the shortest, easiest or best way. ACCREDITED 1 CHICKS FOR SALE Write for our prices first. Now is 1 the time to get your order in for ,j future delivery. 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It seems that the wood or animal has turned to stone, for often the original form and structure are retained In the process. The organic matter really only acts as a mold while the stone Is being formed from the minerals In the Infiltrating water. Beyond Redemption Shame is like the weaver's thread; if It breaks in the net It la wholly Im-perfect Bulwer. Get Loans From "Aunt" In Paris and other big French cities the pawnbroker is railed "my aunt.'V I In France one needn't blush In doing 'business with the pawnbroker, for be li the state; that is, the government conducts the pawnhroklng business. It does It very well, too, if I am to be-lieve the testimony of some Americans who have "traded" with "My Aunt-whi- le awaiting delayed remittances from borne. "My Aunt" has had a good year's business. She does little business nowadays with the working-man- , for he is always in work. The center of poverty has moved. 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