The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-23

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Thirty-fifth.
Nelson was sight as he came tc
the center of the ring. Ali the life
seemed to have gone out OF him and
although he forced matters all his ef-
forts were devoted 10 stopping the
blows OF his adversary. Wolgast
started his. arms going n whirlwind
fashion, landing without return on
Danes stomach Wolgast staggered
the champion with a terrific left
swing to the jaw, and Nelson ap
peared going to pieces gradually
Wolgast smashed with his right and
had the champion groggy from a sue
|cession of rights and let's to the Jaw
The bell rang in the nick of time,
saving the champion from what APP
peared certain defeat
Thirty-slxlh.
Nelson came up weak, waded IN,
but couldn't see Wolgast. The latter
danced around the champion like
jumping jack, sending in punch after
punch. Nelson almost tottered into
clinch. hut Wolgast fought in
warily, and took no chances of the
3attler's stalling. Wolgast played
for the body and head alternately
but his blows were not strong
enough for knockout Nelson al
nest fell into his chair as the round
ended.
Thirty.sevenih.
Wolgast took no chances, appar-
,ntly fearing the champion was fax.
ng weakness, Wolgast Jared Nelson
with three right punches to the jaw;
Nelson could hardly come back.
Fhey met in the middle Of the ring,
Nelson swinging like babe. Wolgast
landing good clean punches. Nelson's
ability to stem the tide was a wons
derful exhibition. Wolgast almost
sent the champion through the ropes
with right smash to the jaw. Mel
son tottered about the ring heldlessly,
rs Wolgast sent in smash upon
smash The bell saved Nelson from
la knockout.
Thirty-eishth.
Nelson was a pitlful sight as he
staggered to the center Of the ring.
Wolgast appeared in no hurry TO com
plete the work Robinson tried to
throw up the sponge, but other of
Nelson's seconds took the sponge and
threw it in the bucket. Nelson was
so evidently beaten that it required
| the use of all his senses to stave off
Or prolong the inevitable defeat Both
men were covered from head to foot
from the Danes blood, and the arena
,ecame shambles, Wolgast pep
,ered at the disintegrating champion
he crowd yelling itself noarse for i.,e
| Miiwaukeean to finish his man. Elk
| 1ressions of pity for Nelson ming:ed
with the yells. The betting was two
o one In favor Of Wolgast.
Thirty-n;nth.
Wolgast appeared loath to give the
dnishina punch. He jabDed inees
sanity at the Battlers anatomy, ant
again blood flowed in I: stream. Mel
on tried to make a last rally, but
only for a Heeting moment, wien HI
gain quickly subsidized, and scarcely
ould hold his hands up. Wolgast
tlmost sent Nelson to the floor, land
ng blow after blow on the defense
ess champions face. Ring follower:
said they had never seen such an ex
iibition of gameness as was displayed
by Nelson. Referee Smith said h'
would end the fight in the next rount
4 Nelson's seconds did not.
Fortietn.
Wolgast backed away, looking fol
IN opening for the final blow. Hi
smashed the beaten champion fiusf
On the jaw with mighty right, put
ting all his remaining strength in ths
blow. Nelson tottered and was OF
1.-THE point of collapse when Referee
[smith stopped the fight, and gave tts
verdict to Wolgast Nelson tried Il
shake hands with his conquerer, tu
was so weak he was quickly dragged
10 his corner.