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mikehoudini · 10-06-2009, 05:58 PM

Ted Lowry (1-0) vs. Billy Daniels (1-0 1) - Tiger Ted had triumphed over Joe Baksi, while Daniels had KOd Herbie Hide in the 4^th. Billie connected on 10 crosses in the opener, one with some mustard on it, and took the round, 10-6. Little did anyone know it’d be 5 rounds before either fighter amassed 10 points again in a round

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The Reader’s Digest condensed version is that the next four rounds, went (Lowry first) 4-4, 8-4, 8-2 & 7-4. Oh, the excitement

! Oh, the clinches, misses, blocks, feints and ring movement (by this time, several fans had fainted)

! Ted had his crosses & combinations working as he pitty-patted his way over a suddenly offensive-less Daniels.

Tiger Ted took the 6^th, 14-7, landing 48 times, none hard enough to hurt a fly, but he was keeping Billy at bay and making him miss. It was 11-5 in the 7^th, Daniels continuing to miss, and Ted amassing a nice lead with his solid defense!

Daniels, going for broke, rallied to take the 8^th, 11-8, landing a crisp cross, and then he brought both of his remaining awake fans to their feet with a hard hook and cross in an 11-2 9^th!

Still, he couldn’t get a much-needed KD, as Ted slipped well. The 10^th was vintage Lowry, as he covered up and clinched and rode out an exciting 4-4 frame!

The fans were roaring, make that snoring

! Lowry had outlanded his foe, 243-162. The judges scored this ballerina 97-94 Lowry, 97-95 Daniels, and, 96-95 for, the winner by a split decision,…Tiger Ted Lowry! The author went to bed! There will be no rematch.

10-06-2009, 05:58 PM	#878 (permalink)
mikehoudini All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Catonsville, MD Posts: 1,213 Thanks: 12 Thanked 47x in 37 posts	Stupendous 6s Round 2 Fight 13 Ted Lowry (1-0) vs. Billy Daniels (1-0 1) - Tiger Ted had triumphed over Joe Baksi, while Daniels had KOd Herbie Hide in the 4^th. Billie connected on 10 crosses in the opener, one with some mustard on it, and took the round, 10-6. Little did anyone know it’d be 5 rounds before either fighter amassed 10 points again in a round. The Reader’s Digest condensed version is that the next four rounds, went (Lowry first) 4-4, 8-4, 8-2 & 7-4. Oh, the excitement! Oh, the clinches, misses, blocks, feints and ring movement (by this time, several fans had fainted)! Ted had his crosses & combinations working as he pitty-patted his way over a suddenly offensive-less Daniels. Tiger Ted took the 6^th, 14-7, landing 48 times, none hard enough to hurt a fly, but he was keeping Billy at bay and making him miss. It was 11-5 in the 7^th, Daniels continuing to miss, and Ted amassing a nice lead with his solid defense! Daniels, going for broke, rallied to take the 8^th, 11-8, landing a crisp cross, and then he brought both of his remaining awake fans to their feet with a hard hook and cross in an 11-2 9^th! Still, he couldn’t get a much-needed KD, as Ted slipped well. The 10^th was vintage Lowry, as he covered up and clinched and rode out an exciting 4-4 frame! The fans were roaring, make that snoring! Lowry had outlanded his foe, 243-162. The judges scored this ballerina 97-94 Lowry, 97-95 Daniels, and, 96-95 for, the winner by a split decision,…Tiger Ted Lowry! The author went to bed! There will be no rematch.