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Mickey McTtgue is one of those
peck and poke pugs. He takes two
punches to knock a fly off his own
nose. He’s a pretty fair boxer,
though. In the mechanical orthodox
way, and thht sort of boxer Is the
most tiresome kind to watch. He's
too shifty to be knocked out himself,
and It Isn’t often that he's on the
carpet.
Mickey McTlgue was sparring
around England, collecting old titles
when Battling Slkt found himself
completely In wrong In Franc* and
barred from all competition. Mc
Tlgue became ardently Irish for the
time being and was Offered a match
KENTUCKY TRAINS
FOR ’BAMA GAME
Wildcats Settle Down To
Hard Work Following
Centre Defeat
LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov. B.— (Spe
cial.)—The University of Kentucky
Wildcats settled down today for an
other week of steady work, this time
In preparation for the coming: game
with the University of Alabama next
Saturday afternoon.
Notwithstanding the defeat admin
istered to the Cats by the Centre col
lege Colonels Saturday, they went to
work with a vim and seemed deter
mined to make up for their lack of
teamwork against Centre. Interfer
ence especially was stressed by the
Wildcats' mentor, for that was one
thing the Kentucky boys displayed
very little of.
None of the Kentuelpy players were
injured and all of them are now in
the best of condition for the first
time this season. Last season the
Kentucky boys surprised the visit
ing Alabama eleven with a 6 to 0
defeat, and they are out to do the
same thing again this year.
