He knows the game from .t te 71 while
his opponents apparently knew h
from A to about X. In other wrrds It
was experience against w»lght and
the experience and science told *
In four minutes and 54 -- i*F
had Kaletchit* - ««eoitdH Kehl '
no-- - — **• * bo-K* scissors that
the Fastford boy to quit. For
the rest of the twenty minutes th*
match was even but the Hartford boy
for the roost part took matters easy
and was "on the defensive roost of th*
time He was greeted with .belonged
ni plause at the conclusion of the show
^ inning two bouts In one evening '
against heavier boys was something to
be proud pf, _ '
The aettil-flna! got uttdcr way at
S. RS. The announcer Introduced Boh
Page of Putnam, J70 »ou>ns and
Dutch Kent, Hartford, 16$ pounds
While th9 weights might have been.
correct It appeared to those at the
ringside, and also to the Itarifjrd boy,"
that Page was at least ter pounds
heavier. Page stripped off h’s bath
robe and revealed an unusual j bvsique
The muscles stood out on his pink
body and he showed a chest of eaon
mous strength. Put weight, muscle
and determination could not uv rcome
the other boy’s knowledge and science
At the end of twenty-fonr i.ilnutae
Dutch got a toe hold on hia > nponent.
