Leonard C. Bibby “The Millhand” versus Ernest Farrow “Ernie”
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Bibby took the result on points after the scheduled eight rounds. The Millhand kept his opponent at the end of his long lead hand, using patient footwork to preserve the space from which he preferred to counter.
Bibby was billed as “The Millhand” for this contest. He worked from the outside behind his long lead hand, using his reach to make an opponent cross the distance.
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