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Syd Thrift · 03-25-2008, 12:58 AM

London
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Sebastian Turberville 6-3-2 (6) def. Joseph Saint Mary 2-4-0 by KO-2
Saint Mary spent almost as much time lying down as he did standing up. He probably just felt tired.

King Henry 8-0-0 (7) def. Dennis Dauntsey 5-2-0 (2) by TKO-6
How did Dauntsey keep getting up? Our Henry sent his man to the canvas four times and made his face look like the innards of a sheep.

Leo Ayling 8-4-0 (5) def. Fergus Bracegirdle 6-5-4 (4) by KO-9
Ayling looked like a wild boar in the early rounds, gutting Bracegirdle and swelling up his eyes (okay, boars do not do that, but stay with me on this), and used this early display of force to dominate the later rounds.

Scotland
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Murray Smith 3-3-0 (1) def. Kian Ainslie 0-6-0 by decision
Smith just barely gets by Ainslie, who is beginning to look like a "trial horse" for the other up and coming boxers.

Kai Gordon 6-1-0 (2) def. Joshua Foulis 0-7-0 by KO-3
Gordon saw his own blood and got desperate. Maybe Gordon should get desperate more often.

Christopher Erskine 10-0-0 (5) def. Thomas Hunter 5-5-0 (2) by decision
Hunter remains one of three opponents that Erskine has gone the distance against. He's fought Hunter twice and in another fight won a decision on a fight stopped early due to an accidental head butt.

York
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Ealhmund Sproston 7-1-0 (3) def. Cussburg Bland 4-3-0 (3) by KO-7
Bland's workrate was bringing him the day when Sproston landed a well-timed punch that landed Bland on the ground.

Ethelbal Alty 5-6-1 (2) def. Hapye Gayford 1-12-0 (1) by KO-1
Alty seemed angry before the match that he has lost so many close bouts. It appears he took his anger out on Mister Gayford, who only wants to make friends. How sad.

Ethelstamp Woodger 6-5-0 (2) def. Leofric Episcopus 3-2-1 by decision
We actually thought Episcopus won this one, but what do you do? In the end, it's referee Eodric Rumpelstiltskin's decision. Just don't make the man say his own name.

Beostar Marsland 7-2-1 (6) def. Puddington Frankham 5-6-0 (3) by KO-1
Marsland, who hadn't fought since March, shows York towne why he is regarded so highly.

03-25-2008, 12:58 AM	#32 (permalink)
Syd Thrift Hall Of Famer Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 2,824	July 1101 London ------------------------ Sebastian Turberville 6-3-2 (6) def. Joseph Saint Mary 2-4-0 by KO-2 Saint Mary spent almost as much time lying down as he did standing up. He probably just felt tired. King Henry 8-0-0 (7) def. Dennis Dauntsey 5-2-0 (2) by TKO-6 How did Dauntsey keep getting up? Our Henry sent his man to the canvas four times and made his face look like the innards of a sheep. Leo Ayling 8-4-0 (5) def. Fergus Bracegirdle 6-5-4 (4) by KO-9 Ayling looked like a wild boar in the early rounds, gutting Bracegirdle and swelling up his eyes (okay, boars do not do that, but stay with me on this), and used this early display of force to dominate the later rounds. Scotland -------------------------- Murray Smith 3-3-0 (1) def. Kian Ainslie 0-6-0 by decision Smith just barely gets by Ainslie, who is beginning to look like a "trial horse" for the other up and coming boxers. Kai Gordon 6-1-0 (2) def. Joshua Foulis 0-7-0 by KO-3 Gordon saw his own blood and got desperate. Maybe Gordon should get desperate more often. Christopher Erskine 10-0-0 (5) def. Thomas Hunter 5-5-0 (2) by decision Hunter remains one of three opponents that Erskine has gone the distance against. He's fought Hunter twice and in another fight won a decision on a fight stopped early due to an accidental head butt. York --------------------------- Ealhmund Sproston 7-1-0 (3) def. Cussburg Bland 4-3-0 (3) by KO-7 Bland's workrate was bringing him the day when Sproston landed a well-timed punch that landed Bland on the ground. Ethelbal Alty 5-6-1 (2) def. Hapye Gayford 1-12-0 (1) by KO-1 Alty seemed angry before the match that he has lost so many close bouts. It appears he took his anger out on Mister Gayford, who only wants to make friends. How sad. Ethelstamp Woodger 6-5-0 (2) def. Leofric Episcopus 3-2-1 by decision We actually thought Episcopus won this one, but what do you do? In the end, it's referee Eodric Rumpelstiltskin's decision. Just don't make the man say his own name. Beostar Marsland 7-2-1 (6) def. Puddington Frankham 5-6-0 (3) by KO-1 Marsland, who hadn't fought since March, shows York towne why he is regarded so highly. __________________ League of Nations: An Exercise In Baseball Unity http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/boar...ml#post2508413 Hey, somebody insult me publicly so I can replace ForemanFan's missive! "You're a guileless, witless puke. I'd like to say that that makes us even, but, alas, nothing ever will. Thank Heavens!" - An anonymous fan!