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rang. The fight apparently has settled
down to a question of the survival of
the fittest.
Round Thirty-Two ot
Cans danced away from the Danes
leads and as usual closed in mostly on
Nelson's initiative. Siler again and
again spoke to Nelson about using his
head on the negro's chin. Again came
the almost interminabe clinching and
wrestling. Finally Nelson swung
hard right to the jaw and quickly fol-
lowed 1t with a left swing to the same
place. Nelson's left eye is badly swol-
len and almost closed. Cans sent Nell
son back with two straight lefts and
three rights to Nelson's sore eye. Cans
caught Nelson a terrific clip on the
Jaw with a right hook and then sent
in a dazing left to the face. Again the
gong brought relief to Nelson and
saved him from almost sure defeat.
Nelson did not look very cheerful as
he took his seat. ls
Round Thirty-Three
AS they closed in Nelson butting with
his head. Cans peppered Nelson's face
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Nelson's left eye was entirely closed.
Nelson punched Cans to the ropes and
they fought at close range, Cans re-
sisting and saving his strength. Nell
son bled profusely as the men worked
to the center of the ring and was a
sight to behold. Cans rested again as
Nelson bored in and partly wrestled
and stalled. Cans sent Nelson back
against the referee with a left clip to
the jaw. Both men were very weak
as the gong rang. Nelson for the first
time showed great weariness. Cans
round.
1t was claimed that Cans had turned
his foot in this round, which may seri-
ously incapacitate him for the re-
mainder of the contest
Round Thirty-Four
The men wrestled and stalled in
opening. This continued, neither land
Ing blow. 1t was wrestle, STALL wres-
tie and stall again. Nelson forced
Cans to the ropes and received a right
swing on the head. Nelson worked in
two short arm lefts to the stomach and
both men wrestled, Cans nearly put
ting Nelson through the ropes. Nelson
appeared very tired. Joe was the
fresher of the two as the round ended.
Round Thirty-Five
1t is the same old story, wrestle, stall
and rest without a blow being struck.
Cans finally ripped in a straight left
to the jaw and again they rested each
others head against one anothers
shoulders. Cans put in a right upper
cut that lacked force and they went
quickly to cinch. Both men tottered
about the ring, not Landing a blow.
Nelson at close quarters worked two
left short-arm blows to the face and
the bell closed very slow and tire
some round.
Round Thirty-Slx
Both SPARED and then Cans started
something with straight right to the
face. Again the wrestling Nell
son missed a forceful uppercut intend
ed for the jaw and for a brief moment
1t looked as II the men were going
to fight, but such was not the case
Cans cleverly ducked right swing and
then ran into right hook over the
heart. Nelson hooked a left to the
stomach and at close quarters got his
right lightly to the jaw. Nelson pushed
Cans against the ropes and Cans lust
stepped out or the way of right
uppercut.
Round Thirty-Seven
Nelson was told again to stop fight
| ing with his head. Cans vigorously OBJ
jected to Referee Siler against this
style of scrapping The men went
again to the wrestling style and Nell
son swung left for the jaw that
missed its mark three feet. They
leaned up against each other and lit
| tie attempts to strike a blow were
made. Then Cans whipped, a powerful
left to the wind and they olnched.
Both men We're very careful Cans
woke up the crowd by catching Nelson
at long distance and putting in several
straight lefts to the face. Then came
the bell and rest.
Round ThIrty-Eiaht
Nelson rushed In and Cans backed
up quickly, trying TO keep the Dane