The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-30

ed a hard right and left Ia the body.
/; but Hyland countered with a right up
percut to the jaw. Nelson wrestled
his man against the ropes and was
J cautioned for holding
In round nine Nelson took the ag-
| gressiNe. He landed several vicious
! ones and got the same Ia return. but
| finally sent Hyland TO the ropes with
n straight right to the body.
| In the next round Nelson seemed to
he trying for a knockout, but unsuc-
cessfully. He landed two quick Iefts
and Hyland countered with a right to
| the ribs taat made him vince. Nelson
, slipped to his knees from a fIsdirected
blow. but was up instantly.
In round eleven Nelson took the ag-
| grcssiye again and shot a swift left
TO the body. after which they clinched.
| Hyland whipped his left to the mouth
and Nelson sent in two solid body
punches The men fought an instant
at long range and after an exchange
rights to the face. Hyland swung a
| terrific right to the body Nelson
| came back at his man like a tiger and
landed several hard lefts and rights
10 the face, He then rocked Hyland's
head with a hard uppercut and forced
the latter against the ropes, seeking
to land knockout punch. Nelson
had the advantage Of the round.
Round 12-Nelson came up fresh.
He jabbed Hyland with rio OF lefts
TO the face and Hyland sought cover.
Hyland appeared to be bit tired at
this stage. but finding Nelson uncov-
cred shot two wicked lefts to the Jaw
and Nelson fought back wildly. The
best blow of the round was a stagger-
ing right to the jaw by Nelson.
Round thirteen was one Of the best
of the fight Nelson peppered at Hy-
lands face with rights and lefts,
forcing the latter against the ropes.
Hyland fought back fiercely and
rocked Nelson's head with a left
chop. A moment later he shot a
straight right to Nelson's face Mel
son swung a terrific left to the chin
and Hyland began TO look serious. A
left TO the body delivered Immediately
afterward caused Hyland to clinch.
but he recuperatcd quickly and landed
two terrific rights and left to Mel.
sons unprotected Jaw and the crowd
cheered.
Round 1i.-This round brought
pretty exchange OF blows but with no
damage
Round 15-Nelson drove his man
against the ropes. but the latter by
clever footwork escaped to the center
where Nelson hammered him Vicious
ly. straight left started the blood
flowing from the Callfornian's mouth
freely. Nelson kept after his man,
driving swift right and lefts to the
body and mouth. Hyland fought back
gamely and both men were tired at
the end of the round.
Round 16-Nelson rushel In with
his old-time vigor and Hyland was
kept busy blocking his whirlwind
punches. Hyland put in two lefts to
the chin and then sent his left twice
straight to the Battler's mouth. He
followed this with four right clouts
to the jaw and left to the same place.
Hyland outfought Nelson in a vicious
mldrng rally. 1t was Hylands
round.
RounI 17-Both came up willingly.
They exchanged hard rights and let's
10 the jaw. Nelson uppercut his an
taGonlst twice with rights TO the
chin and then swung two hard rights
and a left to the same place and
rushed In. In doing so he peppcred
Nelson face with n rain Of left and
right hand blows and forced the cham
pion against the ropes. In a rally that
brought the crowd to It's feet, Hyland
sent Nelson against the ropes twice
with well-directed rights and lefts TO
tlp iaW Tho usit NnleAn
against the ropes and looking very
much the worse for the wear.
The crowd was Wild.
Round 1S-Hyland planted left and
right TO the jaw and forced Nelson
against the ropes. He drove Nelson
into a corner and landed practically at
will on the champions face and body
Nelson stalled palpably, Hyland
chased him about the ring, but. re
cupcrating quickly. the Battler lashed
out savagcly. His blows, however,
failed to connect. The round was all
IN Hyland's favor.
Round 10 was rather tame Both
men were sent TO the Topes but no
damage resulted; as the gong sounded
Hyland swung powerful right, catch
ing Nelson flush on the jaw, but the
champion only smiled
Round 20 was Nelson's, He opened
by chopping his man with right AMI
left on head. and two solid rights tc
the body. Nelson then delivered some
pilcdriying rights and lefts to the
stomach and they clInched. Hylapd
swung his right over the kidneys.
Nelson swung right and left with
talinting with stiff punch 10 the law.
Nelson then devoted his attacks to
the body and landed several good
punches.
Round 2l-Thc mon were loathe to
break and had TO be importuned re-
pcatedly by the referee. They fought
1crcely at close range, during which
. Hyland was sent TO his launches,
moro from push than a punch He
came up at the count of four and
fought Nelson to a standstill Nelson
sent his man to the floor again with
fearful right TO the jaw. Hyland
was down nine seconds. He came up
CLASSY eyed. Nelson waded in, land
ing right and left to the Jaw with
| merciless precision. Hyland tottered
around the ring dnzed and nearly out
when the gong rang
Round 22-Hyland camo up looking
much distrcssedN Nelson sailed In
/ apd watched for an opening like an
eagle. Finally a right and left caught
I the Californian on the jaw and a mo-
+ Inent later two rights were sunk into
Hyland's stomach He fought back
/ gamely but looked beaten man. Mel.
, son shot right and left with terrific
I impact into the Cnlitornian's stom-
ach, Finally right hook sent HylanJ
10 the floor for the count OF eight.
He arose only once moro to be sent
( 70 the floor from successin OF rights
. and leits to the Jaw. Hold on TO