Madisonville High School - Annual Yearbook (Madisonville, OH)

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The referee broke the clinch as the gong sounded. Arey's round by a shade. Second RouWThe betting shifted from 5 to 1 to 5 to 4 favor Bridge after the iirst round. The beginning of the second frame found Bridge again forcing. After several terrific mix-ups in the center of the ring, Bridge gradually forced Arey back, the latter clinching often. In a short, vicious rally, Arey can'ied Bridge to the ropes in a manner that brought the crowd to its feet. Bridge clinched. Bridge broke, flooring Arey with a stunner to the head. The crowd roared. Arey took the count of three and was up again. The round ended during a light exchange of blows. Bridgets round. Third Round-Arey came back like a Tartar in this round and drove Bridge all over the ring. Bridge refused to mix it, and only his splendid footwork saved him from a mauling. The fighters were all over the ring all the time, moving with such speed that the fans could hardly follow them. Arey cornered Bridge and Bridge clinched. Arey broke and crossed his right to the head. Bridge toppled over the ropes just as the bell rang. Areyls round. Fourth RoundeBridge rallied and the round was a series of vicious miX-ups. Bridge tried to come back, but Arey wouldn't let him. Both men fought hard and took severe punishment. The round was even. Fifth Round-Arey did all the forcing and Bridge was in distress. Arey rushed him to the ropes time after time and Bridge scrapped his way out. Bridge was going, but going hard. Near the end of the round, Arey scored another knockdown. Arey's round. Sixth RoundeBridge rallied and floored Arey With a blow to the heart. Arey got up quickly, but was evidently hard hit. Bridge tried forcing and Arey retreated. The round ended With a slow desultory bit of sparring. Round even with a shade for Bridge. Seventh Round-Arey rushed and floored Bridge on a sizzling right cross 150 the jaw. Bridge did not get up and was counted out. Arey won in seventh on a knockout. E. T. A., '16.

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OF THE SENIOR CLASS QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS Brains Occupa- . Hates Generally Public Nick Name Possesse d tion lees Best Wors t Foun d Resembles Opinion Remark Name Hadden. . . . There ain't no Blowing Himself To keep 'Round Beau Flat Yes, hds WINDY sich animole still a girl Brummel for rent a Senior Boehner. . . . Could be Artist 2 for Be Gymnasium Any old Toothpick Queer Improving SLIM more stogies place Duck McElroy . . He's on A little of Reynolds Taking With We Ain't Oh, yes, he CUTEY his way everything jokes 21 cold Mr. Surdo won't tell be cute? Will be a man Bronson. . . . HELP I I He doesn't Peppltfs LATIN At A He means Watch JUMP work candy nickle flop kangaroo well him walk Knight. . . . Well! Well! 1 Shooting HER Paying for Glassmeyer's Two IS IT Friends, he's SQUIRE pool a game toothpicks HUMAN? harmless Swormstedt. Oh Pickles! Dodging Gumdrops ? On his way to SKYGACK Give it Nothin' MONK work Montgomery time to say Burns ...... HOLEE Having at Montgomery Night WHERE? ADOLF We wish Give it TUBBY SMOKE! good time Girls lessons him well time Cochran. . . . HUH! Musician Malted Milk Anything After Jack Ah, so Not so busy BOOD undignified dancing fees Rabbit promising as he seems Dunning. . Could be less Another SHE SCHOOL Tromboning A DUCK OH, Hys all TOOT musician WORK HUM! right Altman ..... A Dodging Starting French Study Hall Slate Pure Have a GRASS- teaspoonful lessons trouble pencil grit heart HOPPER 105