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When TOMMY Bu nis Lest The Tiffe Back on Dec- 26, 1908, fightb- Mng before te greatest titrong ltaI ever witnassed a boxing cottest in Austrelia, Jack John- son, the heavywaigitt titie ca. lenger, beat Tommry Burns, thle champio, in sucit a ferocieus1 and ona-sided baIlle thet 5Sid- ney police had te stop the fight and seve the champ from his gigantic Negro epponent. Titus Johnson becamne the firsi Negro te wear the heavyweight erewn, a giant teking his place aiitong g-iants that precedet i hm -Sullivan, Corbett, Fitzsimmenns aud Jeffries. Burns, onily esset in the fight was is gamnenesýs, and il was te old story o! a good Ettle man oeîng lefaated, by a better andl biggar opponent. Strong- hearted ýan& !coluageous, the Caainpugilist wenl down., before te superier skill, strength en sd prowess of a cQmipelter wito outclassad hlm lun every physical respect. Oui-weý cigitP by lwe-,nty-five pounds and sitor- ter by,, six inches titan his op- panrent Burns iwas neyer able te etand off the onsaughts of ttie Negro, Seldoniidld he get an) çopportuni,Wte ake te offense, and whan ha 'did, Johnso-'.s superier sparrdg abiity and ,iiter'ing-like el1usiveness setL ait naught it e ijldog rushes of fte citunky Cefuaçilln. Joitnson th. Çe flrst te en- fer te ring accempanied by his seconds. Jack Mlullins, Boer Unitloiz and Bill Lang-, and his m-nenagex', Samn Fîtzpetrick. Buirus was accempanied by Pat O'Keefe, Kid Keating, Blly 'Denîîell, Burke and Russell. Bath fîghters receivad an enth-- eiastie rec--eptioni, but Burns' was mutch louder and longer. John- weîgited 192, Burns 16P/2. The Police Gazetle's Rinàgsider reported ltaI "Johson jumrpei itoa ait arly lead witen he sent the elkiampion sprawling after a .ew mmen'ssparring linlte epen.in, session. The blow W, as a hard !le-f Iuppercut0Iite jaw. Buturs ,ent dowin fer eigitt seconds,, titen ruise into a elinrcit, Johu'son sceore aJr righ t swyï ing te lte head, but BSurns rétaliated wllh asmia pun&h -Êta-his.,opponent's ehin. TJhe ïchampfion here showed seme clever ,oxinig, but lte,- Negre, Ia?ded an effective lefIt tlte bdad as te bell sounded." * Iotnlny'$ Mouti-e "Johtnson centinuti- iisgoed werk in te, second period. Burns rushled ini and priomiptl-Y receivedl a bard rigitt on bis ebin, fils iankie gave waY, and he slipped tete floor. Burns wvas on his feet in a second and rusited imb a clincit, bot mfen doinig considerable infilhting. johinsen was now forcing lte ighiting cotinually and dr,ýove-- lte Ceanadian across the ring under a shc-wer et rigitt andi lefI swings. As' Bui.ris ýert tn bis ce3rner-,iis left eye was nearly eclosed, and ha wvas blaed- ing aI te moulli, -'Thte rcitampion sitowedbi fjghttin ability ln the thîrd and scored effectiveiy lu the clincites. Johnson, itowever, pouinded lte ehampion's kýjinays. The big Negro sitowed by titis tiie taI ha clearly outcla0ssa4 his oppotm- cul, ond Burns' hackai's ware astoundedi at Johnson-'s claver- ries and speed. Thte men were tantif-ig eci thier almrost lu- aesnlndi il was clearly a grudge hhtie. "Johnson aasily imaiintained,. his adventaga ln the fourtit, Out-pointin1g the citampipu witit1 apparent ease. Burns eg"an rusited, only te be steppeti by, a heavy rirgit swing te te ribs, Bath men were now t;alkýin-g wildly and imany wide swings wvere tuncoirked. At lte -close, Burns cliinched, andth ie bell faunfqthbtemen l e', arl'q GUZZLiNýG GROUNDHOG - Hiting the bottie at am tender cge is a mcnth-old groundhog, pet of the Harold Moon family. Holding that bottle - cf imilk- with the poise cf a veteran h adopted woodchuck iý, keeping a wary eye out for free-loaders. The Mccn's ccet dug the animal out of the greund before its eyes ,were cpened, and is reur- ing it along with her kittens, nothing, the Ringsider reported, though- his eye and meuth wýere bleeding stili more as the fi! th losed. Trhe sixth was unevent- fui, the contestants swapping puniches, thoug'h the blows littie affected the Negro, and he drove Burns acroîýs the ringc as the bell souinded. 'Jonhson ruLshed at te open-. - ing of the seventh rud»the Ringside.,rurported, "and show- ered riht and left swings on his Opponient. Burns appeared tei be losing strenglte but gamne- 1ly stuck te his task, infighting wjth fair success. In the lest minute Burnls sani to the floor under a successJion of heavy punches te11c)his ribs. H e was groggy when he arose,' and rushring mba linch, lasted I1 the rtd. Johnson remrorselês- Ily kept after the champion, and in the riext rýôund cotnued te admr;iister the hieavy Swings that werce paigsucit havoe with Burns. The c, hampion was fatweakening, but he 1ay shed his ne-rve by eang continuaelly, alth.oughi not suc- uessfully, an-d taking without finching t~terrifie pun-ishm-cent thttebig Negro was infliet..- "Little flghtïing was done in the niinth 'touind, both men Coni- tenýti'ig titemselves with shout- îil, insu'its et each other. But in the tenth 4Jonson resumned his battering tactics and scoredi fre- queptliy on tIhe champinon's head and body. Bujrns ,,landeti several punches, but as his blows clear- ly lacked steam, thec NegrPo enly laughed and boredin "The next round showýed con- clusively that the bout wojuld net go fuil time, Burns fought gamnely aPnti essaYed nianriy swings, but ail' were cleverly bloclked or sidestepped by the, darkskined-figure that daniced] tantalizing ouI o!()freach and jab- bed se cleverly li return. "ýJoitnscon refused to ]et up a bit and puimmeled the champion* from post to post in the twýelfthi and thýýirteenit. Burns. however, Was bristling wiîth grit and stood up undler the punishment, dwigthe admiration of the fa-ns. Johruson senjt thýe Canadian te te1flo0r agpin lu the thir- týenit with a hard righit swing. Burrss groggy ienhe ~weit te his corner," At this point police were rea'dY te, s-'ep the flght, but BrstOICd the ref hie ws~ right a'nd the bout wvas al]owed to continue. 'l'ientancae the fatal fouir- teentit. "Jüohnson waced lu 10 end te contest, aind, waving bis arms ike., flails, sent blWv after blow te the head and body of the now dazed Burns. ýThe Chaiùpion sank te the mu,,t on a heavy swing telte jaw and 100k the count of eight.,,Totterïng te his feet, he staggered into a clincit, ulinging te, the lestshrd of te titie witich was being torn frein his grasp by the man wit7lom he taunted for~' marly months about bis coier andl box- ing . abillty, Johnson ý rushed fiercely in to score a dean knockout, but lte police rmoved first, stepping te fight." Referee Mel1ntosh t tin award- ed te decision te Jehnsen, Thus ended 'Johnson's tw- year-chase of lte Canadian, in which lhe demnanded the prIvJ.ý lege of fighiing fotr the honors which Burnsf received inl a most5 urttsual i aid gomewhat ques- tionabie Nway. 1Burns taunteti Joitnson with bis celer, dcnmand-. ing that te Negro gain a repu- lation. Stili Joitnson persîsted and folJpowed Burns froni Ame- rîca te England ani from Eng- iend te Au-sîrelie. Finally, cor- neret inl a far-distent peint .o! lte earth Burns -madie trrins tte like of wilicit iad never flgutred lu a world's citampionship hieavywaigitt battie lunte past - ie was te get $30000 of- the "'35,000 purse, regardiless o! the c ulcomne o! the batlle. Tite Negre agreed that since Burns wes ltee hampion, hie terms must be met, And so Johunson gave wey, claiming taIlite oulcôme woid prove is suparior.ity, and his reward would follow, e v e n t Io ug h Burns was te receive miore than three-quarters of Vite, purse. Se Joitnson was ,- vinicateti, and aven B urus coneeaIed Ithat itý ad met a btter maen. î-le seid a!lter te bettia: 4'l did lte hast 1 couid.-1 fougi-tl.hard, butl Joituson was tee big for me, a rdc his raci nd dafenise -was such tat 1 could net penetrata it anad strike e vinerable point." Rurnu was refly caPitifl sight. Botayas were bleoken- ed, his nese aind lips 7wara swol- leu tle almost twica titair normal siza, enJ ha we,,s stif and sore lui almost evary part e! bis body . Witile Johnson goel but $5,000 and returu transportation te Ameirica o! self and manag-er, ite bat haavily on hiinrsaf, se, he ld et fae badly off finnciaI-. ly t odds rangliijg fr-om, 7 te 5, te 3 le 2 against hlm. 'Johnson's,: long career hed six- tean more years te run, thougit six yeaas laer ha lest lte heavyweight tilla te Jess Wil- lard by a knockout lunlte 26t round lu H.avane, April 5, 1915. He flnially retireti afler is lest bout iu 1926 et lte age of 48, Johnson died, in Raeligt, N.C. June 19, 1946. For Burns, lte Johnuson match îwes bis las" big fitl. The~ cour- ageous Frencht - Canadieýn (ite wes bhem Noah B1russo) foughtt (only six morelîimes, titan quit te ring. In July, 1946, et 65, h wed hIts second wlf e, Mrs. Nel- lie Susan, Vandlerlip, 50, aý ricit wicdow promiînent lun Caifornia. Hle was ordeined a' inîster iu Coalinga, Cal., con Dec. 25, 1948, and died May 11, 19550, lu Van- couiver, B.C., et 74 Triumph Ini The Soap-BoxDerby No yeungster eýver entered te alA ei Soap Box Derby se sure ha esgeing ta ]ose as titi1-ye-edNormn West! ail o! Rochester, N.Y., et Akrou's Derby Dowýns. Evarythiug, il saamed, ied gene w,,rong for hlmi ever since hae cama here. Bujt the siendar dark-eyéed son o! Easîmian Kodlak Comn- peny anigineer Robert Weslf al anti his Scottisit-bomu wife Janet overcame evary obstacle in wiuning lte greatest roece o! ail1 boyitood, and ltae $5000 feur-year univarslby scitoier- sitip lunlteunivarsîîy o! bis citoica. Il won'f lite nre'-wmeýCkîujg final inspection dýy for ail rc cars lte Fridey itafore lite race titat Normean's troubles began. Ha learned ha would have te rTalac3 eune o!flte witeeis ha hed "babied" ai-d breken lui so wel. Ha aise i tle rpair lte nose Dt! his rccer tbit a idbeen da-ediii sitippînjg, spoiling a Nvýonderful peint job ha batd dlone. To top il off, hae and his racer weigited lu 1/s pounds heavier titan Damby ;rides alow. WVork-ing tirelassly ail day Frida-ýy, Norman replacadthlie witaal, ani fixed un lte dam- ag-ed 'nýose of hls car. Ha went on e diat of onea suce of toast anti a cookie al ltaI day and managed aise bo suice eut a citupk o! wood te ligittan bis WGG ProduiýciaChIas DnPuîrpose (5ikBelrChicks, Fira-st Ge n s' ation India n River Cross, and' Artior Acre Whitc Rocks, Turkey Pouits hatcheti everýy week of the year. 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