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FRANK GOTCH AND YUSSIFF MAHMOUT. ED. W. SMITH, REFEREE.
SPALDING'S ATHLETIC LIBRARY. 9 the world, and in this category I would list gameness, first of all, and then in rapid order, extreme skill, gigantic strength, a wonderful brain, and last and perhaps the greatest attribute of all, his amazing ability to read men and tell almost at a glance what is passing in their minds.
As referee of the match in which Gotch defeated the once mighty Hackenschmidt, I had a great chance to see this won- derf...ul athlete in action against the most powerful rival he was ever asked to face. I saw that night that Gotch was so far out of the ordinary as to call for unusual attention. Not only did he outwrestle the marvellously strong "Russian Lion, " but he outgamed him as well and used that wonderful brain of his to such startling advantage that Hackenschmidt was absolutely bewildered and confused at the end of fifteen minutes' work and then began to try and make excuses for having the match called a draw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FRANK GOTCH AND YUSSIFF MAHMOUT. ED. W. SMITH, REFEREE.
SPALDING'S ATHLETIC LIBRARY. 9 the world, and in this category I would list gameness, first of all, and then in rapid order, extreme skill, gigantic strength, a wonderful brain, and last and perhaps the greatest attribute of all, his amazing ability to read men and tell almost at a glance what is passing in their minds.
As referee of the match in which Gotch defeated the once mighty Hackenschmidt, I had a great chance to see this won- derf...ul athlete in action against the most powerful rival he was ever asked to face. I saw that night that Gotch was so far out of the ordinary as to call for unusual attention. Not only did he outwrestle the marvellously strong "Russian Lion, " but he outgamed him as well and used that wonderful brain of his to such startling advantage that Hackenschmidt was absolutely bewildered and confused at the end of fifteen minutes' work and then began to try and make excuses for having the match called a draw.
What to read after Professional Wrestling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ed W Ed Wallace Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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