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Nelson swung his right to the Kidneys and tney wrestied about the ring dur per cut to the mouth and a moment later applied similar punch. Cans after Nelson had twisted his arm, sent Rs rsht s Ssh Ta he we ana aaTd %o ment later sent hts right to the wind. Both men rested on their oars For honors a Dit In Nelson's favor.
 Round ls.-Gans rushed in with straight right to face and Nelson swung two lefts to the negro's face. his head Cans blocked Nelson's lefts cleyerly and the latter again bent gown. Nelson sent in two left swings two stinging rights 70 the face. The wrestling continued and Cans drove Nelson against the ropes with two so the oer see faes Cans Ssees asaes away and at the end of the round not a good right punch to the Danes face. were pulled to their seats by their sec round.
 Round ls.-siler warned Nelson onco more Tor putting and laid his hand on Nelson's head twice az a reminder that the Dane should stop this kind of Nelson continued to butt and sller stepped In and pulled Nelson from his reclining position. The men remained Na,aon N locked pogition; Cans resting and Nelson back with right and left jolts to jaw. staggering the latter. Just before the gong Cans sent a left and n~t two in sun Iih rignts to the jaw and Nelson more more wrestling e than fighting. in thIs round and deragatory comments were heard around the ringside
 Couldn't Faxe the Dane,
 Round 20s--The men rushed together ana Siier grabbed Nelson by the head indicating that the Dane should cease ehed Nelson up with two lefts to the jaw and Nelson landed several lefts 10 the body An exchange followed. pushed Cans almost to ae the hein ropes eisna ana then missed left for the face Tn n eLnch Nelson landed a severe left up- petent 10 Jaw and they mixed. Cans He followed his advantage and sent a xoliey of right and left swings to the 'aR Roand and si the EeisSn sSqna enSeS eas m q nothing had happened. His left eve was badly swollen and his right diss coiored, and his right discolored They a right and left to the face. Cans then sent a stiff uppercut over the eye. Nelson N,esa sent sent two right body punches at the mouth. Then they stood off and Cans landed with straight rights to Nelson's face and left to the jaw.  Cans shot in a straight left to face and the gong rang. Cans had a shade the better of the rounds.
 to the face and Nelson retaIiated with left hook to the stomach. Nelson | drove straight right punch against the negro's ribs and then wrestled Cans to the ropes. Mixing it. Cans worked I in two right uppercuts to the body. They again leaned shoulder to shoulder and did little more than wrestle. Nell son pushing Cans almost through the 1 ropes. Finally Cans rushed Nelson l away and smashed him twice with his | right to the jaw. He followed this taneously with the gong. This was the only time during the round that the men had fought and Cans had the Worked on Gans1 Heart.
 Round 23. They rushed to a clinch and siler warned Nelson. constantly
 e% with R Th bs rrs s to the Then Nelson drove his left twice to the eyes after Cans had put two lefts to the face. Al. close quarters Nelson heart and then followed the usual course of wrestling. They broke away and Nelson staggered Cans with sue | and several hard rights to the same place. Cans did not respond and Nell son drove him to his corner with a right hook to the body. The crowd rose and yelled Nelson" Nelson" It was the Danes round.
 Round 2A. Nelson went after Cans, having received instructions from his corner to that effect. They rouPhed 1t and at close quarters Nelson swung his | left and right to the face. Nelson smiled determinedly and gave Cans no chance to rest He swung his left hard
 to the jaw but Joe retaliated with two
 wicked right upper cuts and they Cans back to the ropes and put in | two lefts to the body before Cans
 clinched. Though both missed left ing repeatedly on Nelson's face. Nell
 son had shade the better.
 Round 25. Nelson rushed and swung
 s EE G a the eose phy ous
 breaking away. sent his left to the
 stomach and then drove his right to
 o Nei5Gn N son then then sent two short later whipped left to the face. Nell
 son rocked the negros head with a
 right and left to the jaw. He followed
 Cans Suddenly Wakes Up.
 Cans awoke from his apparent som-
 nolence and more than evened up mat ters by hammering Nelson's face with right and left punches. Just before the
 bell rang Cans sent his left to the face. Cans was bit worsted earlier in the round but had the better of the clos
 Round 2s. Nelson forced Cans to
 the ropes but could not penetrate Cans
 defense while in dangerous positions. They wrestled again about the ring, Cans resting. Nelson landed a hard right swing on the head. Then the fighters spared and Cans landed a left swing over the mouth and fol-
 lowed 1t with three straight lefts to
 the face Then followed the inevitable clinch, emerging from which Nelson | uppercut Cans on the jaw with the left Both men appeared tired. It seemed hard to predict the winner at
 Round 27 Cans spared while Nell 1 son wasted his vitality with useless
 swings. Nelson pushed Cans against
 the ropes and the latter worked him | Nelson missed d hard left swing in a
 mix. Cans put in two rights to the
 face Nelson retaliated with two | straight lefts to the face. the last one
 drove his left to Nelson's stomach with 1 terrific force and then drove right and
 left to the jaw. Nelson was angered
 and fought viciously giving the negro
 more than he had received as the
 round terminated It was an even round
 with both men tired.
 Had BattIer GrogEy.
 l Round 2S. Cans iabbed Nelson on mouth with lefts and Nelson butted the
 colored man with his head. Nelson
 shortly afterward swung his left to the
 stomach and right to the jaw. They | then closed in and Nelson drove Joe | to the ropes with left hook to the
 face The men wrestled to the center of the ring and Cans sent two right i swings to the face. Nelson tried to wrestle Cans to the ropes, Cans like A l rejuvenated man. drove Nelson pack with several fearful clouts to the jaw, | the first of which sent Nelson to the l nf ha across.