The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-23

the minutes rost at the end of the
round
ROUND Il. Wolgast looked much
the fresber as they came up. He
flung his right hard 10 the face and
followed with left and right TO the
bodv Nelson's face was badly swol-
Ion. Woleast fought flercely. taking
the flrhtinG right TO the Battler. Mel
son almost forced Wolsast through
the ropes and then assisted him To
the center OF the ring Wolgast smil-
cd and shook the champions hand
warmly. Wolgast then hooked his
left twice in quick succession to the
Jaw and followed 1t with a straight
right to the face and the bell ended
a rather tame round
Round Is. Betting now even
money. They whaled away ineifec-
tiyely at one another. both display.
ing more caution than In any pre-
yious round Nelson then wrestled
his man about the ring, only to be
rewarded wieh 4 left uppercut In his
sore mouth. Nelson. outpointed badly.
continued TO force the pace. all the
while the target for Wogasts well.
timed swings Nelson missed ter
riilc swing that was labeled Knock.
out" and this taught Wolgast that he
had better be careful. 1t was anoth-
er tame round.
ROUND &c. Wolgast swung In
several times over the Kidneys and
they roughcd It, Nelson receiving the
lions share Of the punishment VOL
Gast kept pegging away with right
and left to the Jaw and finally tre-
mendous drive caught Nelson's Jaw.
Nelson never waveTcd, but closed in.
exchanging punch Tor punch Nelson
swung lott and right to the body and
forced his antagonist against the
ropes, landing several times with
right and loft on the Jaw. Nelson
went to his seat dancing
ROUND u Wolgast backed away
Nelson throwing himself at him with
great vim Wolgast met these on
slaughts with right and left swings
to the body Nelson fought hard and
never stopped Finally Wolgast
swung a terrific right to the Jaw and
then shot in half dozen right
swings for the face and car. Nelson
received hard left upper cut on the
jaw. causing the blood TO flow alresh,
The men fought every inch OF the
way,
ROUND Is, How do you feel?"
asked Nelson as the men came up
AS if | were punching a bag" was
the quick rejoiner Of Wolgast, with
which he waded in. landing right and
left on Nelson's sore mouth Wolgast
slipped to his knees in his own cor
nor, but was up in a jiffy. He COW
cred uD with Nelson battering away
at him but failing TO land Wolgast
apparently staggered the champion,
sending in several vicious right swings
to the jaw WolgaSt deliberately but.
ted the champion with his head and
was quickly rebuked by Referee Smith
The crowd hissed and the round end
ed without damage
ROUND 19. The men came up
almost as fresh as the beginning. VOL
gast time and time again jabbed his
left TO the face, Nelson flgh ting back
fiercely. but ineffectiyely They bat
tied about the ring, Nelson the ag-
gressor and never relenting. and VOL
CAST slowly breaking ground and play
Ing for the face and jaw with short
arm Jolts Wolgast staggered the
champion with a succession of pow
erful rights to the Jaw. There was
no giving way with Nelson, and as
the round ended he tripped to his
scat One round was practically
repetition of It's predecessor
ROUND 20 They slugged aud
roughed It from one end OF the ring
TO the other II was the same old
story. Nelson forcing and Woleast
and peppering the cham
Dions badly swollen face Wolgast
planted his left 10 the jaw with much
force as the round ended. 1t was a
tame session.
ROUND 81. Nelson opened the |
round with a vicious straight right to |
the jaw and Wolgast sought refuge |
In a clInch, Nelson then planted right !
and left to the jaw and Wolgast al. |
most backed through the ropes They |
milled il TO the conter of the ring |
without lnflicting damage and then
exchanged rights TO the face. VOL |
CAST swung a hard right to the Jaw,
Nelson countering with n right cross |
to the same place. The bell ended |
a round OF tame milling.
ROUND %. Nelson staggered !
Wolgast with a right drive to tho !