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OARPENTTER’S LAST BLOW. COOK NOT ON GROUND. LONDON, January 13. The Daily Mail states that sporting circles are eagerly discussing Oaipentier’s last blow in his fight with Cook. It is generally agreed that never has a second punch followed a first at such lightning speed, astonishing even those who have seen most of the big fights for years past. The quickness was almost too much for the eye to follow, but a private view of a cinematograph record of the fight reveals Cbok four inches from tho ground when the second punch wont home. Exports declare that no other boxer than Oarpontie'r would be quick enough in thought and movement to deliver such a blow.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18467, 31 January 1922, Page 5
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