Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23

wolosst Draws More Blood a
Rorad 3t-Nelson trotted 10 the
center OF the ring and Wolgast landed
several short arm i6its to the
stomach, following them with a right
swing to the chin. Nelson fought
more carefully. Wolgast swung
hard right to the sore cheek after
which both rested In clinch. Break
ing, Wolgast swung twice. with his
right on the Jaw and he danced away
SIS the Dane rushed after him. VOL
CAST had the advantage Of the round.
Round 32-The men came up slow
ly and Immediately closed in. volley-
Ing at each others stomach with VOL
CAST landing frequently. Suddenly
Woigast swung his right. catching
Nelson finsh on the mouth and a
stream of blood followed Nelson
presented a CORY picture as the blood
covered him from head To foot. The
round ended in Wolgasts favor. He
no longer feared to mix II with the
champion and appeared to gain conf
ience as the battle progressed.
One Eye Closed.
Round 33--In a .clinch Wolgast
drove three rights TO the stomach and
with his left peppered away at Mel
sons damaged eve. Wolgast then
swung two rights to the same place
and Nelson was half blinded. His
blows were wild and he found 1t diff
ficult 10 locate the Milwaukee lad.
They mixed II and Wolgast planted
two hard rights full tilt in the
40 nj cli
could see with one eye only, the other
being out OF commission. IT. was all
Woigast's round. Nelson's efforts to
land were feeble.
Round 34.--Both came up quickly
and had to be pried from a clinch.
Bets were offered at events at this
stage with no Nelson money in sight.
Wolgast peppered the little Danes
sore face and varied this with right
and left short arm rips TO the
stomach. Nelson seemed to have lost
all his vim and seldom made any
determined effort TO land. The men
closed in and Wolgast started blood
spouting from the champions mouth
with two well directed. jolts. VOL
CASTS round.
Round 35-Nelson was sight as
he came to the. center of the ring All
life seemd to have gone out of him
and although he forced matters. his
energies were devoted to stopping the
blows OF his adversary. Wolgast
started his arms going in whirlwind
fashion, landing without return on the
Danes stomach. Wolgast staggered
the champion with a terrific left
swing to the jaw and Nelson appeared
TO be going to pieces gradually. VOL
CAST smashed. with his right and had
the champion groggy from a success
sion Of rights and lefts to the jaw
The bell rang in the nick OF time.
saving the champion from what lcok
ed like certain defeat i
Nelson Comes Up Weak. :.
Round s6.--Nelson came up weak.
He wadded in but could not See VOL
CAST. The latter danced around the
champion like a jumping jack. send
ing In punch after punch. Nelson al
most tcttered into a clinch. but Vol
fast fought w6riiy and took no
chances CT the bettfer's stating. VOL
CAST played for, body and head alter
rately, but his blows were not strong
enough fer a knockout. Nelson al
most fell into his chair as the round
ended.
Round 37-Wolgast took no
chances. apparently fearing that the
champion was taking weakness. VOL
CAST Jared Nelson with three right
punches to the jaw and Nelson could
hardly come back. They met in mid
ring with Nelson swinging, like a
babe and Wolgast landing with good
and clean punches. Nelson's ability
to stem the tide was a wonderful ex-
hibiuon. wolgast almost sent the
|thanppioa through the ropes with a
f;sht smash to the jaw. Nelson tot
tered about the ring helplessly and
Wolgast sent in smash upon smash
and the bell rang. saving Nelson from
"a knockout
+ Nelson's Fininsks
Round Ss.-4Nelson was p.tifuI
sight as he staggered to the center
Iof the ring. wolgast appeared to be
In no hurry to complete his work
Robinson at this s;atge tried to throw
up the sponge. but, the other Nelson
seconds took the sponge from him and
threw Il in the bucket. Nelson to all
|Htents ant purposes was . beaten
ran and ii required the use OF ali
OF his senses to stave on or prolong
lnevitible defeat. Both men were
covered from head 70 foot from the
Danes blood aud the arena soon. be-
cams' a SHAMELESS. Wolgast peppered
away at the disiBtegrating champion.
the crowd yelling Itself hcarse for the
Milwaukeean- to fnssh his man and
the agony. The cries were mingled
with expression of pity for Nelson.
Betting 2 to in favor OF vo.gast
Round 3s.-woigsss appeared 10th
&c put In the finish punch. He jabbed
fncersantiy az the battler's sEatomy
and QQain The hl<,od Hnu-od-