The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04

apparently as strong as ever. He followed Cans
about the ring, hut failed to land him. Nell
SOIL cooperative powers are almost superhu-
man. The men wrestled and roughed it In the
center OF the ring and exchanged right swings
es
right rd and left Jolts. Nelson merely shook his
r neaa and msestlsd Cans the Cans
trying to land. Cans was against the ropes as
enf Ron nei1 SO SOUNDED I%s g Cans round
s again es esass 9th sht ane
quarters doing f1 the oVsa but ei1es
cuts and then stalled and rested, apparently
Tta view Of saving his strength it is in
eralship. Cans then put in a right uppercuf to
isel mouth and the Dane missed several
LEFT Left r sna Hsn TEs ts s
Someone started three cheers for the negro,
- Round s1-eans eleveriy blocked Nelson's at
tempt to land wild swings and again rested,
R rsain ser the foS Dc the
s sneX w., Went to close quarters, wrestling and
the ing; The men Were locked in cinch
t tisd down to question of the survival Of the
Round 92-eans danced away from the Danes
Nelson's initiative. Siler again cautioned Mel
son a.,s about using his head on the negro's chin
M Ne tne almost wrestling Final
quickly. followed It with a LETT, swing to the the
en smo1t aoass LET.
Nelson's Ne sore eye. Cans caught Nelson ter.
f fhen cup cup on the Jaw with right hook and
the gong brought relief to Nelson IAN and saved
hin po; from al almost sure defeat. 1870
epsep Nsisens sf ase s
Jelly with terrific swings. Nelson's left eye
was ena ne Closed Nelson punched Cans to the
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RSP e pee the men worked Of
Nelson back with LETT to the Jaw. Both men
o the ee6y Try, weak FAX the gong sounded Nelson
round It was claimed that Cans had turned Sah his
loot IN this round. which might seriously in
cap him for the remainder Of the con
80 Round s4-1he men wrestled in the center
9 this the Tns both content
It was wrestle. stall and wrestle again Nelson
1ef Cans to the ropes and received right and
let's the hs Meis9n worked two
y sras Cans nearly put Nelson thru the
t1e fres Sss of tired
Round 49, The sun is going down It is the
same old story-wrestie, stan and rest, with
in spssh to tSe java and na aesn TP PBee
should, shoulders: Cans put in a right uppercut that
Both men tottered about the ring. not landing
e. nloW: Nelson. at close quarters, worked In two
lsds shortarm blows to the face and the bell
Round se-Both ' Spared 1,si and 0oD then Cans
started something with straight right to the
fo %at the and o
a brief moment it looked as If the men were
Cans every ducEed tight swing and then
ran into a right hook over. the heart. Nelson
hooked s,OetLa left to the stomach and at close
son pushed Cans against the ropes and Cans
stepped ped out IT. Of the way Of right rppercut. :
fighting with his head. Cans vigorously object
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feet. They leaned against each other and little
attempts to strike blows were made: Then
they ciinched. Both men are very careful. Cans
woke up the crowd by catching Nelson within
Long, distance tan apd cutting in straight
Round ss-Nelson rushed in and Cans backed
up, trying to keep the Dane at distance and
to Resting lis
on his (Gans) chin and shoulders; Nelson
as much as they could It was next to i'm
be to the that his to oR 5
rather. wrestling Cans likewise seemed per
Round ssNesns 5ab6ed II lis LETT twice to
face before Nelson could get to close quarters.
Then followed stalling and wrestling, which was
broken up by Cans punching Nelson viciously
over the heart with right. Cans followed this
with two straight rights to the face and again
it looked as If the deadlock would be broken.
1t was only flash In the pan, however, and
the men resumed the tiresome stalling,* Nelsoh
being the chief offender. Nelson, by way of
variety, sent in hard left to the jaw and
Cans came back with two let's to the jaw.
Nelson's left eye is closed entirely now, and
he appears to be firing rapidly.
Round 40-They started in at a lively pace,
Cans Landing his ,l left to the ear Then they
Nelson came back with left uppercut to chin.
The men did very little fighting Cans got
Nelson at arms length and took advantage Of
this concession by sending his left twice to
the Danes face. Cans complained again about
Nelson's head and sent Nelson's head back with
left uppercut to the jaw :.
r. Round 41IThe They came up slowly and clinehed
time is it?' Then they resumed the clinch-
ing contest. Cans shot straight right to the
mouth and Nelson rebuked him with two lefts
to the stomach. Nelson whipped his left to the
face and the men ceased fighting entirely. Sud-
denly Nelson landed a. hard left hook to- the
jaw and Cans fought him away. landing two
lefts to the face and right on body: Both
men wrestled YEARLY about the ring, and 1t
was hard to tell which was the more tired as
they went to their corners
Round Adams started the round with a
straight left to the face and they clinched.
AS the men broke from clinch Nelson DELHI
erately struck Cans low and the colored man
slowly sank to the floor. The blow was clearly
observed by everyone in the arena, and there
tors as the long drawn out battle was ter
minated.