Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08

| hooked hard left to jaw and followed
with right and left to head and right
| uppercut to jaw. Memsic again swung
| right uppercut to jaw. Wolgast rushed
with hard right to wind. Wolgast
! hooked left to jaw and they went to
| close quarters and Memsic sunk his
right into Wolgast's wind twice. VOL
| CAST swung right to head. Wolgast
uppercut with left. They spared prin-
| cipally during this round.
Both Going at Fast Pace
For a starter in the sixth they went
into clinch and began pumping rights
to the wind. Memsic poked his left
to the face twice and again they
clinched. Memsic caught Wolgast hard
with left hook to jaw as they came
out of the clinch They clinched again
and practiced with right uppercuts to
jaw. Memsic again hooked hard left
to jaw and uppercut with right. They
slugged at close quarters Wolgast get
ting in some choice wallops to the
head. Iemsic chopped overland with
right to head.
Memsic started the seventh with a
chop with right to head. Memsic
worked his left to face and they rushed
to close quarters, slugging as they
met, Memsic turning Ad half way
round with swing to head. They
! slugged at close quarters, both land
! ing to the jaw with good effect Both
| swung lefts to jaw and clinched. They
met heads on and slugged to head with
| rights. Both hooked left to jaw and
| Wolgast got left to Memsic's chin.
| The eighth bePan with clinch and
| mitigating in which Memsic eXcelled:
! Breaking away they began to slug anu
| Memsic drove his right hard to the
wind and both swung hard TO the hesiu, ~.
| Both swung lightly with lefts to the
| law and clinched. Memsie jerked his
| right to the jaw and repeated mo-
ment later. Memsic uppercut with
! RIGHT and sunk right to the wind again.
! Nemsic hooked right to head and they
! clinched for a period of savage IN
| fighting. Wolgast rushed with nara
/ left to wind.
Ninth Stems the Tide
They collided head on at the opening
of the ninth and fought in the cllnch
They swung wildly and Memsic put an
other hard right to the wind. Mernsic
nut right to head and Wolgast went 10
close quarters and swung to head. VOL
CAST staggered Memslc with Two leL1
swings to Jaw and followed with hard
rights to head Wolgast swung over
hand right to head. Wolgast weakened
Memsic considerably with shower or
rights to the head. Memslc uppercut
with right to jaw, and put right again
to wind Wolgast swung left to Jaw at
gong. -.
They went into clinch at the start
Of the tenth and fought tiercely 10
bodv. Memsic uppercut with right and
Wolgast followed similarly twice. Mem
sic swung hard left to head and right
| to wind. Memsic uppercut with rlght,
and Wolgast hooked left to jaw and up
percut with right. At close quarters
they swung rights to wind and Memslc
| staggered Ad with right hook to jaw.
! Memsic put right and left to head.
They clinched and fought hard to head
and wind. Memsic swung left to jaw
and they clinched. WOlgast swung left
to wind at gong.
Burns Severely Beaten
-Four preliminaries preceded the
main event and were called promptly
The curtain raiser was billed as six
round affair between Gene McGovern
and Jimmy Burns, the little lkland
!, fighter who came south to make good.
Burns began the first round in an i'm
pressive manner, but had not started
fairly until McGovern had him doing
a Jack O'Brien stunt to escape the
? terrific punishment that the little fell
low had in stock Burns is a fancy
/, and a Battling Nelson borer. He took
everything Burns had to send and gave
Burns an awful drubbing, Burns was
in a bad way all through the second
round and heard the bell with much
\ relief, retiring to his corner with a
I blood-smeared face and swelling eyes
and lips. Burns changed his tactics
Z in the third and delighted the fans by
iabbing his left a Ia Attell into Nc
Governs face at WILL occasionally
|. hooking his right to the jaw. He had
much the best of this round.
/ The fourth round was another Nc
Govern period, Burns seeming to for
/ get his left jabs in his overconfidence
, and trying to slug, in which he took
decidedly the worst of it. McGovern
} almost finished Burns in the fight with
a succession of rights and lefts to the
Jaw and wind, and took practically no
D punishment in return. 1t seemed that
3 he would score a knockout in the last
} minute, but the bell went to the res
cue OF Burns. The sixth round was
! easy for McGovern, but he could not
: catch up with Burns to land the knock
] out punch. Burns was hanging on
desperately all through the round, and
/ Referee Blake separated them with
: difficulty. McGovern had such wide
= margin at the end that there was nc
= room for doubt and the crowd Missed
: Burns as he left the ring.
4 Joe LiVermore and Frankie Harris
: went on for the second Offering, alst
c ct six rounds. Marty Kane appeared