The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

son drove his left twice TO the eye, after |
the colored lad had put two iefts TO the
god rights over over the % nesros heart Sesrt and pn ,hso
followed the usual course Of wrestling |
They broke away and Nelson staggered Gan.
jaw and ssrsfs q hard 'd rsh. i 'Enf 70 4. ia%
Cans did not respond and Nelson sent the |
crowd crowd into tt frenzy Sy driving Cans to his
round and yelled Nelson" - Nelson" else III II
ROUND twenty. SGSSfi FoUR-Nslson wen,
tight efter Cans, having received instructions
from his corner TO go in; They roushed II.
and and 9sS. a close Nelson swung his LEFT
mincdly and gave Cans no chance to rest. He
swung hir LEI, hard to the jaw, but Joe re.
ws s,on sSa t.
uppercuts and they worked In close. Nelson
drove Cans back TO the ropes and pu. in
two lefts to the body before Cana c,inehed.
They both missed left swings and rally
followed, Cans landing repeatedly on Mel
son face. Nelson had shade the better
ROUND TWENTY FIvE-Nslson rushed
at once and swung his right 20 the ear
They fought aud wrestled at close quarters
the stomach and then drove his right 70 the
Jaw Nelson then sent two short arm left
iolts 20 the face and a moment later whipped
ero's head with right aid left TO the Jaw
Ho followed this with two rights and a left
70 the Jaw Joe swoke from his appsren.
somnolence and more than evened up matters
BY hammeTin1g Nelson's face viieioualy with
ssst sSs' hs and 1 qs to Gs9rs ri. . the @ s Gan; S
worsted enrly in the round but had the bet
ter n9rn5 Of sh9 c2sing g,v lgNTH rally; s1v ..,.
Cans, to the. ropes, but could not penetrate
Cans marvellous defense while in dangerous
positions. They wrsstled again sbout, the
rjr hut Tyrn ief, srrin
for the same place went glimmering, Then
they boxed and Cons landed a left swing
straight lef,s. to, the face Thon followed the
inevitable clinch, emerging from which Mel
son uppercut Cans on the jaw with left. Both
men appeared tired at this stage of the con.
test. II seems hard 10 predict the winner at
this time,
ROUND TWENTY. .sEyEN-Gnns spared
while Nelson wasted his vitality with useless
swings, Nelson pushed Cans against the
ropes and the latter. working himself free,
sent his left to Nelson's mouth. Nelson
Pa %s'a S two 'Is light ' fh hTns e 'ad Ss W Nssos s
sent two straight lefts to the face. the last
one. sending Gauss head back. Cans then
with terrific force and then drove Tish. and
left to the jaw, Nelson; moddoned: fought
back yiciously and gave the negro more, than
he had received as the round terminated 1t
ROUND TWENTY EIGHT,-Gans jabbed
Nelson on tho mouth with lef. and Nelson
Dutted the colored man Win his neaO. nelson
then put left and right to the jaw and
shortly afterwsrd swung his left to the stom.
ach and right TO the jaw. Then they closed
in az, and Nelson drove Joe to the ropes with
to the center OF the ring and Cans sent two
right swings TO the face. Nelson tried to
5sSs aspS to the aTov ToPs but IKE
eral fearful clouts TO the jaw, the f-st OF
which sent Nelson tottering half across the
ring. Cans kept a. his man, who was
groggy, and the bells cIerg wes welcome
sound 20 Nelson, as he went TO his corner.
HI, wss Gans,s round:
ROUND TWENTY-NINE..Nel rushed
10 close quarters, apparently as strong, ss
ever. He followed Cans about, but failed 10
land the negro, Nelson's recuPeruti7e
powers are almost ssqperhuTRsn IR The men ,so
ring ard EXCHANGED right swings to the jaw.
Cans then cut loose agui nnnd merc'lessi!
ssap9rsu NSson , face and Jaw wi,h n. 1,gni had
md wrestled the black champion 70 the ropes.
Gaus rested. permitting Neison TO waste ms
energy trying TO land swings. Cans was
against the ropes as the bell sounded Cans s
round
ROUND THIRTY-They fell against each
other and Siler again warned Nelson TO cease
hends and fought ut close quarters. Nelson do
ing all the work, but not landing Cans then
put in two right uppercuts an dthen etelisa
his strength. II is in this manner that Gano
displays his great goneralship. Cans then
put in right uppsreut to Nelson Nelson if, mouth
right swings for the jaw. AS the bell rang
Nelson deliberately hit Cans. and tho crowd
went to It's fsct i, St%rm @ ~ pro,-., nb;,h
dffS RoG%D 5SEtS rTHRPY fiHS oNERsans SsR cleverly
blocked Nelson attempts TO land wild swings
to do all the work. Again Siler told Nelson
10 quit using his head and they went TO
closo quarters, wrestling and stalling; Tho
,I,l In, fni1y min yrit n
blow being struck They stalled and both
appeared 10 be tired. In q mix Cans landed
several uppcrcuta with loft to the face and
then sent Nelson's head back with a straight
left 10 tho face. The men were locked In
clinch as the bell rang Tho fight apparently
has settled down TO question oil the survival
" ROUND THIRTY .Two--Gans danced
away from the Danes leads and as usual
closed in. mostly on Nelson 5 initiative. siler
again and again spoke TO Nelson about using
his head the negro's chin: Again came
the almos, interminable clinchins and wrest-
ling. Finally Nelson swung hard right 70
swing TO the same place Nelson s left eye
is badly swollen and and almost closed, Cans
sent Nelson back with two straight ieitS and
caught Nelson terrific clip on the Jay with
a right hook and then sent in daring left
to the face Again the gong IS, oFoISn. , rsms. mrd
defeat Nelson did not look rory cheerful
Al he took his seat.
ROUND THIRTY closed IN
Nelson butting with his head. Cans pop.
pored Nelson's fave. to lelly with ter
tirely closed. Nelson punched Cans to the
ropes and they fought at close range, Cans
resting and saving his strength. Nelson
bled profuscly as the men worked to the
hold Cans rested again as Nelson bored in
and partly wrestled and stalled. Cans sent
Nelson back against the roferoe with loft
clip to the Jaw, Both men were very. weak
ms the gong rang, Nelson for the first time
showinc great wearincss. Gans's round,
II was claimed that Cans had turned his
foot in this round, which may seriously in
capacitate him for the remainder of tho
contest. -
tied aud stalled for an opening. both seom-
Ing content to rest up. This continued, neith-
er landing n blow. 1t was wrcstlc. stall.
wrcstle and stall again, Nelson forced Cans
TO the ropes and received right and left
swings to the head Nelson worked in two
short. arm let's To the stomach and both
mon wrestlcd Cans nearly put Nelson
through the ropes. Joe was tho freshor of
the two rs the round ended Nelson ap.
pearcd very "tircd.
ROUND THIRTY -FTVE-It is the same
old story-wrestlc stall and rest, without a