Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-24

major portion of the work 1t was
noticed that both men slowed up con
siderably as the bell changed. The
round was even.
| Round 6-Wolgast talked to his sec
oGds as Nelson battered away at him.
After Wolgast had landed two rights
to the jaw and left swing to the
same place, Nelson, looking serious.
closed in and an exchange of short
arm rights and let's TO the head fol-
lowed. Wolgast laughed as Nelson
swung hard right 10 the jaw which
the Battler duplicated moment later.
Wolgast backed into his own corner
and scored on the stomach with
| tremendous left that set the crowd
bowling. A moment later he sent in
another TO the same place and Nelson
again looked serious. The round
closed with the honors for Wolgast.
Round S-Nelson rushed in. plant
ing his right solidly on the jaw. He
forced the pace but was me- with
The champion never faltered. how
ever. and kept Wolgast constantly at
work covering. Nelson started the
blood flowing from his mans nose as
several times with right and left to
the face. Wolgast sought n haven
against the ropes when Nelson was
smuggling away. Wolgast looked tired
blows seemed to have lost some of
their sting. The round closed with
Nelson enjoying a good lead and look
ing very determined. He waved at
as he took his chair.
Round 9-Wolgast broke ground be-
fore the Battler and tried to reach
Nelson with right and left to the stom-
ach. Finally they mixed it fighting at
a furious clip, each landing on the
face and jaw. One mix was repeu-
ton of another, Nelson forcing his
man back and Woleast trying hard to
stop the pace leader. Wolgast upper
cut to the jaw with his left and
moment later cut open Nelson's ear
with a right swing. Nelson danced to
his corner with the blood streaming
from his injured ear. Nelson had
shade the best of the round.
Round 10-Nelson came up with his
GIN hlaalinp Ha forced the
constantly backing his opponent
against the ropes. Wolgast, in cor
ner fought back fiercely but Nelson
was not to be stopped. Time and time
Wolgast landed but Nelson never for
an instant faltered, all the while seek
ing to wear his smaller adversary
down. Wolgast peppered the cham
pion's face with left and right and
the jaw. Nelson never WINGED, all
the time causing Wolgast to step back
and rest against the ropes Nelson
danced to his corner at the sound of
the bell. Nelson's round.
Round 11-Wolgast came up smil-
ing. He outboxed the champion, but
could not make him break ground.
Nelson mercilessly kept wading in
most unmindful of the constant tattoo
that Wolgast beat against his face and
jaw with short-arm hooks and jolts.
Wolgast swung right and left to the
jaw and Nelson appeared to be giving
away. The bell ended the round with
Wolgast hammering away at Nelson's
jaw. Nelson's face was a mass of
blood as he took his seat with the
honors of the round against him.
Round 22-Fully minute was
wasted in desultory exchanges when
Nelson staggered his antagonist with
| followed landing a right and left to
the jaw and body. The right swing
sent Wolgast to his launches but he
was up quickly and staggered about
Wolgast stalled for half minute and
both swung fiercely at each other Mel
son tried with all his might for a
knockout but failed to deliver the
blow. Wolgast's second gave him
whisky as he took his seat.
Round 37-Wolgast Jared Nelson
with three right swings TO the jaw
and Nelson could hardly come back.
Wolgast almost sent the champion
through the ropes with right smash
Ito the jaw. Nelson tottered about the
right helplessly and Wolgast sent In
smash upon smash. The bell saved
Nelson. 1t looked like Nelson's last
stand.
| Round 3S-Wolgast appeared TO be
in no hurry to complete his work.
Robinson at this stage tried to throw
up the sponge but the other Nelson