Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-11
THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS

Round Redmond put left to stom-
ach and tried his right to the same
place, but missed. Wolgast tried left
and right for face. Redmond ran in
to left uppercut. both swung and
mixed up in close range, Wogast land
ing hard. The champion half pushed
and half knocked Redmond to the can
vas. They mixed in Redmond's cor
ner and Wolgast kept on landing, a
hard right landing on Redmonds left
eye, nearly closing it. Wolgast missed
right and left, but put a right to the
wind as the bell rung. Wolgasts
round.
Round 2-Redmond rushed and land
ed right to stomach, but Wolgast
evened up by putting left and right to
face. They clinched. Wolgast ham
mered right to body. Redmond wait
ed for Wolgast to come and Wolgast
switched and used his left. In a
mixup following some wrestling, VOL
gast had Redmond on the ropes and
pounded away on mis- ribs and stomach.
Round 3-Redmond chased Wolgast
half way around the ring but failed to
land. Wolgast goes into a stall and
Redmond could not hit him. The
crowd yelled for Wolgast to fight. Red
mond put right to body and they
clinched. Wolgast got in two left up
percuts but missed a third. Wolgast
ducked vicious swing and got in with
a right jolt. The champion uppercut
twice as the round ended.
Round 4-Redmond was the aggres-
sor but Wolgast was too slippery. Red
mond missed a right and left. They
clinched and both landed on body
Wolgast held Redmond with his left
and shot in three uppercuts. He then
landed on body. Wolgast walked
away smiling. He landed where he
pleased. Redmond started the crowd
going by putting a right and left to
the head while Wolgast backed against
the ropes.
Round 5-Wolgast blocked left and
they stood head to head and exchanged |
blows. Redmonds left connected with |
Wolgast's nose and drew blood After |
a clinch Wolgast worked both hands to
the body. The crowd thought the boys |
were stalling and called for them to
fight. Redmond landed on the bleeding |
nose and came in with his head down. |
Strengthened him up with an |
Round 6-Wolgast blocked lead to the
head and then did some fancy boxing
and good foot work. Wolgast was
putting, and after rest of a second or
two he put left and right to face. Not
much action in this round.
Round THE boys went to their
work at close range. Redmond chased
Wolgast half around the ring, trying
to land, but the champion escaped all |
leads. Wolgast dropped his left arm
and for the remainder of the round did
not use it. 1t was learned that he hurt
it, a bone having snapped. Wolgast
fought carefully. He held his left out
straight and crossed over with a right
10 the ear. Wolgast dropped a hard
right and went into shell. He remained
covered up. Redmond did all the fight
ng, but judged distance poorly. and his
blows lacked steam. Redmond put a
light on the champions head and again
% the face, and for full minute the
champion did not make a lead. He
to be helpless with his back
against the ropes when the bell rang.
He went to his corner and said his left
orearm was broken.
Round S-Redmond started out ag-
yressively, but was unable to land
,leanly. They stood head to head. Red
nond using short left and right hooks
0 the body. Wolgast used his good
light for guarding purposes. He went
nto a shell while Redmond kept on
working in close. Wolgasts poor de-
ense is attributed to his inability to
se both hands. Toward the close of
he round the Wild Cat opened with
ash of his right. He sent in a series
f Short-arm jolts to the stomach. VOL
asst then stood practically helpless with
is head down while Redmond worked
ppercuts. They were clinched at the
ell.
Round 9-Redmond chased Wolgast
alf across the ring, but did not land a
lean blow. Wolgast was eager to
Inch with his left hand at his side.
hey wrestled to neutral corner and
Volgast landed hard right. Then he
ucked and avoided right and left
wing Redmond stood good chance
collect If he had the wallop. After
brief time Wolgast played for the
.omach with his right.
Round 1O-The champion went to the
enter of the ring with his left arm
elpless and told the newspaper men it
as broken. Redmond put right to
zee. He missed a right and left. VOL
asst used only one hand to defend him.