Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-15
THE SPORTING NEWS.
The round was very tame one, with no damage done.

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 The round was a very tame one, with no damage done.
 Round Two--Nelson opened with
 left hook to the face and the in-
 evitahle clinch followed. Terry held
 on this time until he was pushed
 away by the Dsne. Nelson jabbed a stiff left to the face, and McGovern swung both hands to the body. Nc Govern was short with a right swing for the head and Nelson came back with left to the ribs Ierry shot a
 went at infighting for the body. They refused to break at the call of the
 referee. and were clinched at the bell. There was little improvement
 over the first round and honors were even.
 Round Three-Terry swung a left to the wind anu was hooked with a left to the face. They clinched and
 Terry swung both hands to the head. Nelson put three hard lefts under the heart and swung his right to the chin. There was lively mix-up on the ropes with Nelson landing with
 both hands on the body. Nelson
 swung light left to the face and Terry landed with his right to the
 ear. There was an exchange of rights and lefts to the body and McGovern swung hard right to the head. In the clincn that followed Nelson put two rights to the kidneys and two lefts to the wind. He repeated with
 hard rights and lefts to the face. Me- Govern shot some short ones to the wind. but he. did not seem to seri-
 ously bother .Le Dane. Terry was tiring at the finish of the round, which was all Nelson's.
 Round Four-McGover swung a
 right to the head and a left to the
 wind They exchanged left swings to the jaw and went to clinch.
 Terry sent his left to the wind each landed left swings to the head. Terry followed with right to the
 ear and then hard left to the face.
 They exchanged right swings to the jaw and Nelson swung both hands to
 the body. Nelson swung two lefts
 to the head and drove Terry to the
 ropes. He swung with both right
 and left and was hitting at will. At
 the close of the round he was fore
 ing McGovern around the ring, land
 ing with both hands to the wind and
 head. Just at the bell Nelson landed
 two stiff body blows that tired the
 Brooklyn boy. It was all Nelson's
 round. .-.... @f
 Round Five-They exchanged left
 jabs and Nelson hooked two lefts to face. Terry clinched, but was get ting weaker and the Dane shook him off. Nelson put two hard rights over the kidneys and uppercut with
 the right to the chin. They ex- changed right swings to the jaw and
 Nelson swung both hands to body. Terry swung two lefts to the head and Nelson brought blood with left swing to nose. Nelson forced the fighting and sent Terry reeling with right and left swings to jaw. Nell son hooked two rights on kidneys and they exchanged right swings to the jaw. Nelson swung the left to the body and head and Terry clinched until the bell rang McGovern was outfought all through the round and -was,yeryitiredIatthe close. ,vrtrro,
 Round Six-They rushed to a clinch. Nelson put right and left to wind, and they exchanged right swings for the head. They mixed on the ropes, and Nelson put six short rights on kidneys. Nelson put right and left swings on the head, and then rocked Terry's head with left jab. They exchanged left swings twice to head, and Terry swung the right to the ear. Nelson swung right and left to the jaw and Terry's sec- onds shouted for him to hold on. Nelson banged three rights over kid neys and put four swings on Terry's jaw. Terry clinched, but Nelson fought him away. Nelson smashed a right to the jaw and hooked left to chin. Nelson swung both hands to the jaw and had Terry reeling at the bell. Nelson's round and fight.
 It is doubtful if McGovern could have stood the grueling for another round. There was some rough work in the early rounds by the Dane. He ire quently used his right elbow and bore in on McGovern repeatedly with his head. Nelson deserved the decision, but as no decisions are rendered when both men are on their feet the fight was classed as draw. Neither man was knocked down during the fight, but McGoyern slipped to the floor in the fifth round while trying to escape from the Dane.