James J. Jeffries vs. Joe Choynski - Revision history

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	Source: ''My Life & Battles'' by James J. Jeffries		Source: ''My Life & Battles'' by James J. Jeffries

	Fight report from the San Francisco Call: http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1897-12-01/ed-1/seq-14/		Fight report from the San Francisco Call: [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1897-12-01/ed-1/seq-14/]

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	Source: ''My Life & Battles'' by James J. Jeffries		Source: ''My Life & Battles'' by James J. Jeffries

			Fight report from the San Francisco Call: http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1897-12-01/ed-1/seq-14/

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			Jeffries, who was rushed along quite quickly, took on the experienced ring genius in Joe Choynski. Granted, Choynski was giving up almost fifty pounds in weight, but Choyinski used his quicker feet and wiser mind to his advantage as he stayed away from Jeffries's power and was able to score on his own. Although Jeff claims he dropped Choynski with a left hook to the neck, he also claims that Joe scored once with a right that knocked his lower lip between his front two teeth, an injury which required a lip incision to relieve Jeff of the pain. Jeffries states that was the hardest punch he's ever taken. Some disagreed with the decision, believing that Jeffries did enough forcing to earn the nod, but Joe was so impressive in the science he displayed in the ring that the referee gave him part of the honors in ruling the affair a draw.

	Jeffries, who was rushed along quite quickly, took on the experienced ring genius in Joe Choyinski. Granted, Choyinski was giving up almost fifty pounds in weight but Choyinski used his quicker feet and wiser mind to his advantage as he stayed away from Jeffries's power and was able to scor on his own. Although Jeff claims he dropped Choyinski with a left hook to the neck, he also claims that Joe scored once with a right that knocked his lower lip between his front two teeth, an injury which required a lip incision to relieve Jeff of the pain. Jeffries states that was the hardest punch he's ever taken. Some disagreed with the decision, believing that Jeffries did enough forcing to earn the nod but Joe was so impressive in the science he displayed in the ring that the referee gave him part of the honors in ruling the affair a draw.		Source: ''My Life & Battles'' by James J. Jeffries

	~~Source:~~ My Life & Battles by James J. Jeffries

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	Source: My Life & Battles by James J. Jeffries		Source: My Life & Battles by James J. Jeffries

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	Jeffries, who was rushed along quite quickly, took on the experienced ring genius in Joe Choyinski. Granted, Choyinski was giving up almost fifty pounds in weight but Choyinski used his quicker feet and wiser mind to his advantage as he stayed away from Jeffries's power and was able to scor on his own. Although Jeff claims he dropped Choyinski with a left hook to the neck, he also claims that Joe scored once with a right that knocked his lower lip between his front two teeth, an injury which required a lip incision to relieve Jeff of the pain. Jeffries states that was the hardest punch he's ever taken. Some disagreed with the decision, believing that Jeffries did enough forcing to earn the nod but Joe was so impressive in the science he displayed in the ring that the referee gave him part of the honors in ruling the affair a draw.		Jeffries, who was rushed along quite quickly, took on the experienced ring genius in Joe Choyinski. Granted, Choyinski was giving up almost fifty pounds in weight but Choyinski used his quicker feet and wiser mind to his advantage as he stayed away from Jeffries's power and was able to scor on his own. Although Jeff claims he dropped Choyinski with a left hook to the neck, he also claims that Joe scored once with a right that knocked his lower lip between his front two teeth, an injury which required a lip incision to relieve Jeff of the pain. Jeffries states that was the hardest punch he's ever taken. Some disagreed with the decision, believing that Jeffries did enough forcing to earn the nod but Joe was so impressive in the science he displayed in the ring that the referee gave him part of the honors in ruling the affair a draw.

	Source: My Life & Battles by James J. Jeffries		Source: My Life & Battles by James J. Jeffries

			[[Category:1897 Bouts\|Jeffries vs. Choynski]]

Monsoon: New page: Jeffries, who was rushed along quite quickly, took on the experienced ring genius in Joe Choyinski. Granted, Choyinski was giving up almost fifty pounds in weight but Choyinski used his qu...

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New page: Jeffries, who was rushed along quite quickly, took on the experienced ring genius in Joe Choyinski. Granted, Choyinski was giving up almost fifty pounds in weight but Choyinski used his qu...

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Jeffries, who was rushed along quite quickly, took on the experienced ring genius in Joe Choyinski. Granted, Choyinski was giving up almost fifty pounds in weight but Choyinski used his quicker feet and wiser mind to his advantage as he stayed away from Jeffries's power and was able to scor on his own. Although Jeff claims he dropped Choyinski with a left hook to the neck, he also claims that Joe scored once with a right that knocked his lower lip between his front two teeth, an injury which required a lip incision to relieve Jeff of the pain. Jeffries states that was the hardest punch he's ever taken. Some disagreed with the decision, believing that Jeffries did enough forcing to earn the nod but Joe was so impressive in the science he displayed in the ring that the referee gave him part of the honors in ruling the affair a draw.

Source: My Life & Battles by James J. Jeffries