Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-02-25

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smashing opponent on jaw. Wolgas
only smiled and they mixed it against
the ropes, slam bang fashion, both
doing equal execution. Nelson brought
the blood from Wolgast's nose. cross
ing him with a vicious right. Nelson
did majority of the work,
Round d.
| Nelson piled into his man and Vol
CAST fought back fiercely. Nelson
staggered Wolgast with a left upper
cut to jaw, which he followed with
right and left swings to body. Vol
CAST fought back with great game
ness, playing for both head and body
Nelson forced his man against the
ropes, and tried with might and main
! to land a knockout, but Wolgast was
too elusive. Wolgast landed twice
with right on the face aud they fought
at close range.
| Round S.
The round opened with the men
lambasting each other viciously at
close range. Nelson forced the fight
ing and delivered right smash to
which Wolgast responded in kind, lift.
ing Nelson in the air. They went at
it like pair Of bull terriers, and both
men were cautioned for butting with
their heads. The fighters scowled
| fiercely at each other, and it was ap-
parent there was no love lost between
them. The round ended in a furious
exchange. Wolgast's round.
Round 8.
Wolgast talked to his seconds as Mel
son battered away at him. Wolgast
landed two rights to jaw and left to
same place. Nelson looked serious.
Wolgast laughed as Nelson swung a
hard right to jaw, and a moment later
Bat duplicated it. Wolgast backed
into his own corner, and scored a ire
mendous left to stomach that started
the crowd bowling A moment later
he sent in another to same place and
Nelson again looked serious. The
round closed with honors in favor of
Wolgast.
Round 7.
Nelson appeared to have slowed
down bit. Wolgast swung two lefts
to face, and mid-ring rally followed.
Nelson sent Wolgast almost through
the ropes with straight left smash
to the jaw. They mixed it in the GEN.
ter of the ring, Wolgast landing two
to one and bringing fresh stream Of
blood from the champions face.
Nelson rushed in planting his right
solidly on the jaw. He forced the
pace, but was met with a straight left
and right to the face. The champion
never faltered, however, and kept
Wolgast at work covering. Wolgast
looked tired Nelson winked at some
Of his friends at the ringside as he
took his chair
Round 9.
Wolgast broke ground before the
battler, trying to reach Nelson with
right and left to the stomach Finally
rallied, Wolgast uppercut to the jaw,
and a moment later cut open Nelson's
ear with a right swing. Nelson had
"a shade the better.
Round TO-,
s8 Nelson came up with his ear still
bleeding. He forced the pace, con
stantly backing his opponent against
the ropes Wolgast fought back furi-.
ously Nelson's round 5. 5@.
Round ii. ,.s
I olgast came up smiling. Y Nelson
kept wading in almost unmindful OF
the constant Ia too that Wolgast beat
against his face and jaw with short
arm hoe ks Nelson's face was mass
.of blood al he took his seat, with the
llonors OF the round against him.
Round IL. x35
olgast was & aationed to let go by
the referee: Nelson forced the pace
as usual. olgast met him with sevs
eral hard left swings on the law. Mel
son trying to tire Wolgast out but
meanwhile he received fearful punish
2nient. Wolgast seemed 10 gain comb
jdence as The men ronghed 1t head 70
head against the pes
Round Ia. I.
God &, We He'd rom Jones,
NVolgast' II man ser, as the men toed
the mari They mixed 1t like tigers,
Nolgast flaviIi & al the bette, or 1t
With Nelson ghting wildly and spit
ting blood CAST literally out the
battler's face 10 RIB bons but still the
Dane came IN sf,,l a,l e
Round
olgast looked leh lie fresher as
tsaeY resumed ulgast flung right