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 hooked his right to the jaw and Nell son retaliated in kind with his right 10 the face. Corbett then changed his tactics, and tried straight lefts Tor the Jaw. Out of five attempts two were successful Corbett was bleeding sounded. and the men were to their cor ners. The honors were practically even.
 Round 3. They went to the centre and exchanged lefts to the head. Cor bett then swung vicious right to the head and Nelson retalisted with left uppercut to the jaw. Nelson rushed Corbett to the ropes, landing left and right. As they squared on, Nelson sent a straight to the jaw and followed 1t Corbett vince. Nelson forced Corbett into a neutral corner, but the latter got clear and then fought to the centre of the ring at close quarters. Coroetf Corbett suddenly sent two terrific rights to Nelsons Jaw and they mixed 1t fiercely. Nelson then forced Corbett around the ring. but received a straight fearful right to the face as the gong rang. The pace in this round was fast While Nelson landed more fre- quently, Corbett's blows had steam be- hind them and he succeeded in evening
 Round 1. Nelson swung right to head and Corbett missed a fearful right uppercut for the jaw. They went to close quarters and Corbett missed two short arm swings for the jaw. Nelson forced Corbett against the ropes and then around the ring, landing almost at will on Corbett's head and face. Cor bett stalled and then put in some heavy in-fishting. Corbett put right and left to face and body. They fought shoulder to shoulder. both missing fierce right and left uppercuts. Nelson landed left and right swings to the jaw, but Corbett strengthened Nelson out with straight right to the jaw. Cor bett followed 1t with right and lesf swings as the bell rang. which made Nelson Rroggy. He was a bit un- bett's work at the close of the round offset the lead gained by Nelson in the early stages. When Corbett sent his right and left to the face and Jaw there was a world of power behind 1t.
 Round 5. After some sparring Cor bett was short with right for the body and they went to close quarters. Nelson showing Corbett about the ring with his head on Corbett's shoulders. Nell son swung his left hard to the head and Corbett was wild with a right counter. It looked as if Corbett invited Nelson's blow in order to clear the way for his wicked right. Corbett crossed twice with left to face and in a mix Nelson whipped his right to Corbetts jaw. Nelson forced Corbett against the the Jaw that sent Nelson back. In the centre of the ring Nelson sent straight left to the face and as the bell sounded repeated the dose. Corbetts nose was bleeding slightly as he took his seat. The round was about even.
 rAx,t af at al quarters and Corbett planted a vicious right on the body. Both swung viciously with right and left. but none of the blows landed. Nelson continued to force ,Corbett about the ring and against the ropes mostly with his head Corbett 'got fin some good short arm blows. left to the jaw and a right uppercut to the face. Corbett received straight right on the nose but Corbett drove in a telling right to the body Nelson brought the blood from Cor bett's nose and mouth. landing several terrific left and right short arm blows. Corbett fought back wildly. Nelson kept after Corbett, landing almost at will. The gong sounded when Nelson landed straight lefts and rights to the ex-champion's face. bringing blood from Corbett's nose. The bell seemed welcome to Corbett.
 Round '. Both missed lefts for the body. Nelson resumed his showing tactics and at close quarters staggered Corbett with three rights to the jaw :. He followed 1t with sraight right to the face, forcing Corbett to give way Another right found Corbett's mouth |. At this stage Corbett got in a wicked for one and planted left and right on Corbctt's face. Corbett fought back hard but was met with right swing to the jaw and left straight to face j.. NnI Lnfzk hn hat Rra l1xrx xxa ly flooring Corbett with wicked right swing to the jaw. Nelson had Corbett groggy, forcing him against the ropes with blood streaming from his mouth tacle. Corbett was weak and almost tottered to his corner as the gong sounded. It was Nelson's round by Q wide margin. .-,
 Round 8. They went to close quar- several lefts for the face. Nelson then sent right to the face and Corbett stalled desperately. Corbett's face broke out bleeding afresh, Corbett kept in very close. missed several des- perate swings and was then forced into Nelson's corner. Nelson begged away mercilessly at his face. Corbett drove wicked right to Nelsons face. but the latter handed out a crushing right that caught Corbett on the jaw. The fighting here was most desperate Corbett fought wildly while Nelson made his blows tell, seldom failing to land. He uppercut Corbett viciously several times with right and brought more blood from Corbett's face. Just before the gong sounded Corbett land- ed a fearful right swing to Nelson's jaw but there was no perceptible effect on Battling DemOn." Nelson's round.
 Round g. Corbett complained to the referee that Nelson was putting with his head. but no attention was paid to the claim. Corbett missed right and left swing for the jaw, but received two straight iefts and a right on the jaw that forced him back In a mix Nelson drove his left to the face and hard right to the body. Corbett missed two fearful left swings to the jaw They then mixed 1t and Nelson forced Corbett against the ropes. Cor bett swung a fierce left to the jaw, but 1t had no effect on the Chicago man who forced Corbett about the ring, landing fearful right and left jolts at will. Corbett was helpless and could not protect himself. Nelson landed an avalanch of left blows to the face and the gong saved Corbett from almost certain defeat. It looked to throw up the sponge.
 Round 10. Nelson went right after Corbett. Corbett hung to him desper- ately, fighting back like a wild man His swings went wild, however. Nell son again rushed Corbett to the ropes landing at will with right and left on the face. Corbett was groggy, and the crowd yelled to Stop 1t; stop It." Nell