The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06

announced. The fight was fast and
clean, there being but little clinching
and the men breaking quickly at the
quiet commands Of the referee. Schreck
did most OF the forcing, but in the
early part Of the fight he found it diff
cult TO get past Woods guard.
THERE WAS CROUCHING.
Both men crouched considerably
Schreck's position being reminiscent OF
Jeffries' attitude. Woods kept his left
shoulder high and many blows intend
ID for his jaw landed there. Shreck
was the first TO try when the men went
together in the opening round, sending
= right to the body Woods came back
with a right as they broke away.
Woods sent right and left to the head
and followed with another left, which
started Schreck bleeding. Schreck sent
a left to the head and got another one
in return early in the second round
Schreck tried repeatedly. but the blows
did not go past his guard.
Woods did most Of the scoring in
the third round. although Schreck
kept up his jabbing tactics. The fourth
VAS bad round for Schreck. He got
a left TO the head. which made his
knees bend under him, and he got a
vicious left swing as he was getting
out Of a break. Woods staggered him
with a left 10 the head near the end
OF the round. Schreck tried several
times TO land a back handler. but did
no damage.
Early in the fifth round Woods sent
4 left to the body and got a left in
return. Schreck got through a left to
the jaw and in exchange landed a left
10 the head. Woods missed one OF his
favorite left hooks. Schreck had him
worried this early in the fight by the
light blows he was sending to his head
Schreck ducked under three hard
swings early in the sixth round. He
came back with a left to the body
and another left to the head. There
was a hot slugging match just before
the end Of the round. Each man tried
for a knockout. Schreck seemed on the
point OF going out, but he came back
fighting on the ropes and in the strug-
gle both men slipped down
SOME HOT WORK.
Woods sent a left to the head at the
opening OF the seventh round and took
one in return. Schreclk shook him up
mead.
schreck half slipped down near the
end OF the round from a left TO the
head.
In the ninth round each was poking
shout In an effort to draw the others
fire. Woods staggered Schreok with
left 70 the head, but he came back
fighting. Schreck commenced to i'm
prove in the eleventh round, scoring
often TO the body and head.
In the twelfth round Schreck kent
up his 5abbing and had Woods bleeding
badly from the nose. Schreck seemed
60 be tiring from his exertions. but
he freshened UP and had the best of
the slugging match. Woods missed
many swings in this round and then
tried rough tactics with Schreck, who
stood his ground manfully
Woods kept up his efforts in the
fourteenth to land one of his swings.
but Schreck's head was never in the
way. The fifteenth was Woods
round. He staggered schreck early in
the round and then forced him about
the ring.
The sixteenth was a fierce round
the men struggling all over the ring.
Woods missed two left swings and got
sun right to the head. The seven
teenth was Schreck's round. His left
was shooting out with the regularity
Of piston rod and Woods seemed un-
able 10 either block it or get out of
the way. Schreck kept up his tactics
ln the eighteenth round. Woods
freshened up in the nineteenth and
scored some hard blows to the head
and body.
The tWenty-second round was a
hard round. Woods went in viciouslv
and got right and left TO the head
that stopped his gallop. They were
both trying hard for a decisive puncb
al the end Of the round. Schreclr
kept up his jabbing and ducking in
the twenty-third round.
A GREAT CLOSE.
Woods was trying to hustle Schreck
about in the twenty-fourth. but the
man from Chicago bravely stood his
ground. In the twenty-fifth and last
round they went at it like a pair of
= feather-weights just starting on an
exhibition bout They fought all over
the ring. each trying to land any
kind OF a blow.
Toward the end Of the round they
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