The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-04
FOUL LOSES
 FOR NELSON

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 worked right and left to face. Nelson went after Ganss body and bored In ith his head and tho black man back ed away steadily, but at thp same time peppering his man right aiid left to the face. Nelson caught Cans ter riftie swing to o the cr 5aw a,5s and Neis1n. tns ropes, landh g both hands to head. Nell son bleeding from nose, kept after Cans but this time Cans shol straight right to the face. which he duplicated a moment later. Cans then put 8 right to the stomach and the bell rang. Nell son brought a great crowd to It's feet as Nelson went to his corner with 2 faint smile on his race. NelSon hau the shade the best of 1t.
 Looked Like Coon Her-.
 Round 5.---Gans shot left to nose a@s @ eiose Hesson quarters. nIfers Nelson swung right to ear, forcing Cans about the ring. Nelson drove right Q kfneys put lhe negro rocked Nelson's head with se- ries of lefts and rights Nelson g.. un back wildly and Cans smashed Nelson sore nose with a terrific right drive. Cans brought ble ,d afresh from Nel- sons nose with stinging left punches. jaw. Not for a moment did Nelson break ground. He swung heavily to Gans's face but was rebuked by stin right to face. Gong changed and Nell son went to his seat splitting blood. round. Betting now to in favor of Cans.
 Round e.-NeIson rushed Cans but the coon smas, ed him in the face three times with right and easily avoided Nelson's almost to land. Nelson bored jeeted to Nelson's boring tactics. es~ pecially with head against Ganss chest. After breaking from clinch Cans planted right to jaw and followed hs It face sending blood from Nelson's mouth in stream. Cans sent Nelson's head back, hammering his man almost at will. Nelson fought back desperately, but could not locate his antagonist. Nelson was in bad shape when he took his chair. Ills face was cut into rib- bons. Cans has zig load and looks a sure winner.
 Round 7.-As usual, Nelson forced Cans about the ring. Cans contenting himself to watch for an opening. Gans pecked away at face with left and right blows, Nelson missed two right swings and Cans met Nelson with fusilade of right and left punches to the face that staggered Nelson. Cans received W orked int a corner. Cans swung right twice to face and Nelson swung | wildly. Nelson neatly ducked two right swings again and kept up a mer- eiless hammering on his face. The l bell rang and Nelson went to his cor ner with blood streaming from his | mouth ana nose III SpttS OL all pun | ishment, Nelson did not break ground at any time.
 But Bat Was There.
 | Round 8-Gans had no trouble in l avoiding Neison's onslaughts and met Nelson with q right swing over the kidneys. He then swung right and Jeff tu Nelson's face and found no trouble | in getting away from Nelson's swings raking right to the jaw and worked d l left shift to the face. Nelson swung | desperately for Cans face, but seldom found the negro's anatomy. They swung his right and left with terrific l force, and Nelson slipped to his knees He arose in jiffy and Cans went al him like demon and landed almost af will. The gong was a great relief to Nelson as he appeared grogEy when | he fell into his seat.
 1 Round s.-The men stood shoulder to l shoulder in the center of the ring. Cans struck the Dane with right and left to face. Nelson tried deserately to work | in two hard right swings to the body short-arm variety to the jaw. At close quarters, Nelson swung his left twice 1 to Cans jaw and a moment later swung the right to the same place: They punches to the others one. Nelson swung right and left hard to Gan ! ! jaw, but Cans more than evened maI- ters. sending the Dane back with rapid | fire rights and lefts to the jaw. Cans bied slightly from the mouth after the | bell rang.
 Round 1o.-Gans met Nelson's rush with a straight left to face. Stay with him. don't let him get away" was the injunction from the Battler' corner They went in close and Cans smothered Nelson with rights and a succession of iefts to the face. Nelson bored in and whipped his right and left to the ne- gro's jaw. Nelson then brought blood from Cans mouth in stream with 2 i Sf4r nf rfrhfE fn thai l member. A terrific mix resulted a; close quarters. Both men fought ter rife pace, Nelson having the beat of thu from the mouth and ears. Nelson hac a shade the best of the most of this round.
 Dane Better fin Close.
 Round 1.-The round began witl l Cans fighting hard. Referee Siler re quested that Nelson stop outing witt
 his head. Nelson apparently realized
 that his only change Was t9 spo gh
 preceding round. he is the better mar
 at this game Nelson started a strean
 of blood from Cans mouth by two up
 Cans immediately whipped in tw'
 rights to Nelson's jaw. Cans was eau
 tioned to keep away. but Nelson kep at close quarters. Nelson finally swunj
 If anything. Nelson had a slight lea'
 in this round.
 Round lz---NelSon rushed In am
 they fought shoulder to shoulder fo
 an advantage. Cans getting Nelson
 away from him, whipped a stiff righ
 to the face. Nelson forced Cans agains
 the ropes and slipped to the floor
 Cans held out his hand and assiste,
 him to his feet and they immediatel!
 renewed hostilities. Cans rested him
 self and seemed content to permit Mel
 son to do the leading. They tough
 breast tt breast, and Nelson butte'
 Cans on the jaw with his head. The!
 bent very low, head to head in monot
 onous fashion, each seeking to figh according to the style best adapted to their peculiar different ways. Tn bell rang. Cans had a slight lead o
 tame round. Siler said he though Cans was resting.
 ! Right After the Negro. Round 13.-Nelson rushed in and sen \ Cans back with two lefts and two
 right swings to the face. At clos' il quarters Nelson uppercut with the lief
 and right t0 the mouth and A n1omen i later swung his left to mouth agatr
 men resorted to wrestling tactics, Gam | being the chief offender. They ex Y changed right swings to face in thu I center of the ring and clinched. The! | fought breast to breast and at thes' II close quarters Cans worked his righ
 and left several times to the jaw. The, went to close quarters and Nelson
 worked In two left upper cuts to th' I jaw that made the negro vince. Int latter, however, had a shade the bet I ter of the round.
 | Round 14-Both men fought to clos' quarters but very few blows were land | ed in a shoulder to shoulder contest Nelson tried to find Cans body witt 1 left and right hooks. Nelson sen Cans against the ropes with right t'
 head. Nelson smashed Cans and th' latter promptly retaliated in kind. Th' beIligerents had to be separated b! l their handlers.