The Diary: Pan American Expo

	The Diary:

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	would pelt him again. " TIME " was called and the contestants
	were escorted to their corners to be fanned and rubbed down by their 
	attendants. Again, they met in the ring at the first of the second
	round, and clinched and struggled, the kangaroo pelting blow after
	blow on the mans head. AFter 10 minutes of good solid scrapping , the
	kangaroo landed an uppercut-sending the man sprawling up against the
	bars of the arena. Time was again called and at the end of the third
	round the fight was called off-the Kangaroo being declared the VICTOR.

	The FIGHTING KANGAROO whose picture appears on Page.57.. was a pretty
	creature with a soft coat of brown fur covering its body. Its eyes were
	soft and dreamy and during the fight when getting the advantage its
	eyes could be seen to sparkle with a mischievous light. To see this
	boxing contest was alone well worth the price of Admission to the show.
	The next on the programme was the introduction of Capt.Jack Bonivata
	and his troupe of 27 trained lions. Bonivata entered,wearing a blue
	uniform and high patent leather boots. In his hand, he held a long whip.
	
	After making a few remarks he stepped aside, the steel door of the arena
	swung open and into the arena crept 27 large fierce looking lions.

	With his eyes following the movements of the lions his commands rang out
	clear and distinct. Each lion with the exception of one obeyed the 
	commands at once.One however did not and with a swing of the long whip
	Bonivata wrapped the lash about the shoulders of the beast who immediatly