The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-23
TIN CAIRO BUlLxrn WEDNESDAY MORNING 1910

stronger. He shot his left hard to
the jaw, Wolgast retaliating with left
swings to the jaw. Nelson tried tor
a knockout, but Wolgast covered up
cleverly, and closed into a clinch.
The round ended without damage.
Wolgast was given wniskey during
the minute intermission.
Twenty-fourth.
NoIgast came up fresher. Mel on
forced him to one eni OF the ring
and then to the other. Nolgast mean
time swinging viciously to the jaw
with his right and left. Nelson only
shook his head, then shot hard
right TO the jaw and left swing to
the face, Wolgast hooked right to
the jaw, Nelson couu:ering with a
+, left hook to the body. Wolgast slowed
lup perceptibly and the crowd yelled
fight" fight" The round ended
tamely.
Twenty.fftn.
Nelson dropped his man against
the ropes but his swings were badly
directed. They exchanged savage
lefts to the face and Nelson crossed
his right to the jaw Wolgast set his
hackers cheering by scoring thrice
on the jaw with hard right swings.
Soon after he depulicated this per-
Torrance but Nelson never wavered
Wolgast appeared to be firing at this
stage. The crowd sent up great
cheer when they relaz;de that VOL
CAST had lasted twenty-five rounds.
Twenty-sixth.
They wrestled to the center of the
ring and refused to break. Then they
battled head to head, Nelson almost
closing Wolgast's right eye with a
straight left. After some smuggling at
close quarters Wolgasl swung pow
erful wallop to the Ba.t.er's face and
the Dane went to his corner splitting
blood.
TWenty.sesentn.
Wolgast changed his tactics at the
start. He rushed in close, and took
the fighting to. the Dane. Fighting
shoulder to shoulder, each landed re-
peatedly on the face. Nelson's left
eye was almost entirely closed at
this stage. Wolgast clipped Nelson
tsolidly on the jaw with his right. The
| spectators cheered. Wolgast closed
in and played for the Danes body,
| but his efforts were blocked and Mel
son broke it up with singing right
to the face. 1t was Wolgast's round.
Twenty-eighth.
Nelson came up with his left cheek
badly swollen. They fought at not
pace, locked In each others embrace
and were cautioned to break. Break.
ing, Wolgast swung twice with his
right on Nelson's sore face and al
close range swung left and right to
Nelson's mouth, starting blood. They
slowed UP considerably, and frequent
ny fought to clinch. Nelson went
to his corner in a trot No damage
/ TWenty-ninth.
| Wolgast rushed in. grabbed Nelson
with one arm and sought to land on
1.-The body with the other. He finally
landed several swings over the kid
jneys, and twice shot his left to the
face. Nelson unlocked left that
caught Wolgast over the heart, and
the latter WINGED and groaned, Mel
son caught Wolgast straight one
on the jaw as they closed in, ther
followed a succession of clinches
Breaking they exchanged terrific lef
swings to the jaw. then fought to an
other clinch, where they were at the
close OF the round.
i Thirtieth.
AS the men came up Nelson's lief
!. eye was completely closed. The,
roughed it, Nelson hitting rather low
The crowd yelled its disapproval. A
close quarters Wolgast drove RICH
!. and left repeatedly in the stomach
J Nelson covered up. Nelson thei
swung terrific right TO the Jaw, AM
missed two similar blows. Wolgas
swung a right to the jaw. and th'
champion broke ground for an in
, slant. Nelson ended the round will
right smash to the chin.
. Thirty.first
, Nelson trotted to the center OF tn
ring. Wolgast landed several shor
t arm iabs on the stomach, followin
, them with a right swing to the CHR
! Nelson fought more carefully. Wo
CAST swung hard right to Nelson
sore cheek, after which both reste
: in clinch. Breaking, Wolgast swun
e twice with his right on the jaw an
danced away as the Dane rusae
after him. Wolgast had the advan
! age of the round.
I Thirty.sccond.
: The men came up slowly. and In
y mediately closed, volleying at eac
n others stomachs, Wolgast landin
g frequently Suddenly Wolgast swun