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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23
RAIN NEEDN'T
STOP THE TR0Ts
=
John E. Madden Believes Snow
Melting Apparatus Would Dry the
Tracks in a Very Few Minutes.

Harness races postponed IN account
Of Wet tracks will be thing OF the
past II the plans ot John r. Madden
ale found TO be practicable in the com
Ing campaign, says the New YORK
Herald
Observing the devices used TO melt
asphalt pavements in the streets OF
New York and other cities. the Ken
lucky horseman conceived the idea OF
giving them trial as a0sorbers OF
moisture on the trotting tracks. Push
Ing the forced flame slowly over the
surface OF the ground. he found that II
dried out the mud instantly, leaving
dust in It's wake
He now proposes TO give the ma
chimes a thorough trial as soon as
spring opens. with view 10 intvoduc-
ing them ia the grand circuit next
season II they will do the work. r
r Bedford the breeder OF Hamburg
Belle 2.0l IA Lieut. Coy Horace
White \. J Welch owner OF the Read
vile trotung track. and other horse
men who have seen them tested be.
ieve that the plan is practicable.
If | am not mistaken" Mr. Madden
said the other day. you can dry out a
muddy track IN halt an hour or less
time by running three or four of these
machines abreast once or twice around
the course The OUTFIT would do for
the whole circuit As they can be
readily shipped from town 10 town.
where the races are in progress
Wet tracks are the cause of greater
loss To the managers OF trotting meet.
ines than any other misfortune which
befalls them Rain az night often
necessitates postpOnemeui even when
the Weather is pleasant the next day.
owing 10 the dangers incident 10 trot-
ting IN the mud and II is a common
saying that one postponement pre-
vents the financial success OF any trot-
ting meeting.
To insuge good footing al all times
for the horses IL was once proposed 30
surface some OF the trottng tracks
with rubber. but the heavy expense
caused the abandonment of the pro
ject HOrsemen all over the country
viii await with much interest Mr.
Maddens experiment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23
HEGESWICH M0URNS FOR
HER FALLEN CHAMPION
There Was To Have Been a Big Cee-
bration at the Nelson Home.
But It's All OF Now.

CHICAGO. Feb ga celebration
that wouid have made history was TO
be held in llegeswich. - miles from
Chicago. today. by the population OF
the litue burg that Battling Nelson
made famous. but. instead. the town
Is in gloom over the defeat OF It's hon
Orary mayor.
Resides losing the name Of being the
town where the champion lightweight
lives. lot OF money Is being taken
out OF hlegeswich by outsiders Nearly
every man IN tho town had bet ON
Nelson
But none are 50 dowuhearted today
a. The aged parents OF the Battler who
have spent their declining years I'm
comfort with money given them by
their son.
Nels >;clson father of the defeated
fighter. vas unable 10 leave his home
today Tie l. broken-hearted and SAYS
he thinks Bat" would have won had
he been at the ringside 20 encourage
him
My boy will rot give up though. -
said the father almost crying. He
will come back home and train and 20
nj II again \ Nelson will never lay
down unul he IS helpless No man is
whipped until ne Is knocked cold and
no man ever did that 20 my son.
The stock OF Packey Mcfarland has
gone no about 200 per cent now and
admirers OF the boy from the stock
yards today declare IL viii be Packey
who Ulll be the next to wear the cham.
pionship wreath.
~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23

DOWN NELSON AND TOOK HIS

mouth and eyes were swollen They
mixed II Ike tigers, Al having the
best OF i, landing repeatedly on the
! bouy and jaw. with Nelson nEntiug
ally cut the Battler's face TO ribbons
bar sttll the Dane came ia for more.
Nelson wrestled mis- man against the
tUpos, Ad covering up. There was a
: temporary lull In the battle and Ad
swung his left 70 the body The worst
beating the champion ever received. d"
said OId-time ring followers as Bat =
hands worked over his impaired face
/ at tnt end or the round.
ROUND FOURTEEN.
Wolgast looked much the fresher Of
TIE tive started the session. Al with
/ smashing right swing 10 Nelson's face.
whipping another right 10 Nelson >
right eye "a moment later Nelson's
fsce was a sorry sight. lie had ceased
to lead and Wolgast fighting like a
bulldog was carrying the battle 10 Bat.
opponent through the ropes. He then
assisted him 70 regain mis- balance and
get % the middle OF the ring w Oigast
smiled and thanked the Battier for the
courtesy as the Two shook hands warm
H.. WOlEast hooked two light lefts
10 the Jaw and followed with straight
right 10 the face The round was some
what slow but Nelson spat blood all
the rest OF the period
ROUND FIFTEEN.
During intermisslou Hood az even
Rether cautiously at the bell Nelson
NIest3ed his man 90 the ropes until
forced back with left upperrut TO MS
BADLY battered mouth Nelson once
moro resumed thc lead but was OUT
B. Iftted GA every eNthaug" bV WOlgasf.
vHn made the Battler.s head "a target
f1l neatly judged swings BAT swung
terrific right that WAS intended as a
sleep producer and missed the target
tt narrow margin The blow, though
iAil'd " .nud. appeared TO warn
Woisast and he danced or 90 a safe
ftr.r and continued tu box care
fll, The round WAS another tame
Round SIXTEEN.
They rhn.ned ara 40 swung s"F
rit| a'tty ones "u nelson kidutF z.
IH k"d away and loAkh"d 90
.fE MOST Of the Punishment N"iEtsi
Ntr tHttluE ;h" .ls . ils puh. lr'
Iie landed right ard Wft swings e. the
'tA t4d tNe middle 90 the round
.aaZt Bat husl ou th. iaW VIII @
tt.htts irtt Nclt"u utF-f storp"d
tIt taa-I iu eNrauug swing fur
sn !. Ntt being wnr~frl 1u every NE.
.aaEr Nelson swing r- aui ."Il
hacked t..e 1Ht.hWap into tne ropes
Whipping rlEht aud Jeff Goo ItN at lril.
81 Irpu danced 90 hiS seat. bIt ~ was
Round SEVENTEEN.
Nelson stepped olt ami forced the
iaDe WoIEast ha krd away, meeting
+ i'.f 2 ffiIH fAHN htlt h4AiiA anu tf.ti
sSIuz- Geo bod. Nelson continued 60
hn.. 200 UI Woigast stopped him With
10 II4lt Geo Jaw and then - tH llE htulug
rarItlfs whipped lalf dozen short
arit swings ~ftu pendulum swings 20
Nt Is.r s sore eau. W Jl East followed
Il5. ~ wlgh left upperrut 60 the
IB8Nt@ sore mouth which again started
OBJ, blood HuWing. There was NOT an
itiI. retUud during the round, but the
uIru veto chatting AS tH"t b"ck"d
away or each other at thc bell. Nelson
WAS Dguttoufug hIs opponent against
.u.lI.UE If
ROIND EIGHTEEN.
a. THO men came tu the center smll-
Ing Nelson asked. How DO you feel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23

ing his whole body with the arm and
glove a dead weight Wolgast stepped
Narily away ami fought as carefully
ss he had IN the first round. tie vas
taking no chance.
Others maintain that Nelson :
done They point 10 the fact tha'
Woieast has been outPointed 10y bota
Tommy Murphy and owen Mofan and
insist that II he Gould lose to sucn
men in the middle OF his career anu
then beai Nelson decisiyel2, that Mel
son is not the man he once Was. Bn'
those who saw the great battle come
to close last nisht insis that u IS
nor that Nelson b, less. but mat VOL
east is more
And Nolgast is a boxer. When
science WAS demanded he proved that
ne had IL. When the great Dane
tonghed IL. WoigaSt roughed o. ne
Quilted and Cliuchei and jabbed and
hello and stalled and boxed with equal
ability and as the attack OF the Dane
Warranted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23

Al"
piled the Dutchman. as he Waded IN
and swung hard risrt ana Iet' 80 -
with a right and Ad slipped to ms
knees in his own corner lie was ~
ia an Instant. Nelson swung rapld4y
but wildly and Ad. stepped clear, to
rush back an instant later with Two
Vicious rights to Jaw whtcn apparently
staggered the Dane. WoIsast 5usH ,s.
champion with his head. The crowd
Missed as the round ended
ROUND NINETEEN.
Both men appeared fresh and good
natured as they stepped 10 TIE center
and Al resumed his alternate rig ~
and left to Nelson's face. Nelson fought
back wildly, to encounter succession
OF left Jabs TO face. Both men landed
freely but neither appeared to pos,
soss "A knockout punch. Nelson torced
the aghting and as Wolgast constantly
troke ground he kept peggin8 away az
MS opponents face and Jaw "A.
uTpeTcut and forced him back with
right straight arm lefts to face Nell
son came back FOR more. but AZ the
round ended was splitting blood Freely
ROUND TWENTY.
The men started smuggling and wrest-
"ther. Nelson constantly forcing and
Ad breaking ground and battering the
champions swollen face. W oigast :
punches appeared 10 have plenty or
steau but appeared 10 nave no eject
The round ended a. Al landed MS left
forcefuIly OF the Dane Jaw. IL was
"a tame round
ROUND TwENTY-oNE.
During the rest Al. exchanged COM
u.nts with his friends. Nelson met
him with right 10 Jaw and w CAST
cllnchrd. Bat landed right and EFT TO
iaty as ne forced WOlRast 20 the ropes.
back center or the
riug without damage % either Dane
brought right and loft 10 face The
bell ended tame round.
ROIN TWENTY TWO.
Neither man showed inclination 60
TAX. tt. lead. suddenly Nelson whip
pod o. clean right drive To VOL ast =
stomach and the ButChmau staggered.
Tine. Dane rushed ir ANA followed with
hard left 90 jaw and right 90 wind.
Nelson tueu swung has right o. Vol
.gasfs SAW |aud H." putchmau dropped
10. IBIS hauu,Ues ne was up in an
Instant h4u staggered about the ring
aud looked Ike whipped man Al
stat Jed fyf 30 seconds and nptt mon
swung wildly at each other Iat made
"a drspsrat" tfy fOg knockout but
fqfIel tu land Ou the right spot Al =
seconds gave hiiu whisky as+h" took
.nls seat 10 was all Nelson's round and
at tbr end OF tie session TIE Dane
looked a winner
NOT Nj TWENTY THREE.
Nelson sailed right lu ~ an attempt
To- finish u!s man but NNiEHs uhd
ttradIrd and fought back gam@N. VOL
East swung twice to Bats jaw with
his tigAt and the two mixed ~ iu mid
ring both landing telling punches Bat
was obviously the stronger 81 the Two
TIE Dane shot his left hard To the Jaw
and Ad. ctmej back with LETT swings to
tho Jaw. Nelson tried desperately for
knockout but Nd. covered ny and
rushed Into "a rliuch. Nelson seemed
content to take his time ana wait for
an opportunity Co land "a kuot kout.
THE round ended without damage and
Al received another big drink OF
whisky during the minute rest
ROUND TWENTN-FOI r.
The whisky apparently hraccd VOL
cast and he came ~ looking much
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23
ILLUSTRATING THE
UNCERTAINTIES OF IT

Babe Adams and RUDE Mar
guard We're rival pitchers in
the American association. Mar.
guard pitching for indianapolis.
which won the pennant in 1908.
while Adams did the hiuging
for Louisville, the runner-up.
Peculiarly, these two oficiated
in the game which declsiyely
put the Colonies out OF the
running, indianapolis winning
the game in question Yet when
they landed in The National
league Adams proved a sensa-
ton and won the worlds cham
pionship for the Pirates. while
Vanguard had nothing but hard
luck at New York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23
Sporting Notes

Frank Chance rises Ia remark that
tl" cubs ard Sers Wl4l be al lt iu
October again and 50. indeed. 10 looks
to Ire at~tase Wah ~ tree
Woiga,t l. - years old and of Ger
man pareutage
The Detroit \. VI. Z. 4. lost Ia Battle
. creek lu I.r little food town EEuiua-
STUN. - 20 - last nisHt.
>pIegeI won the schooIboy dash at
. tHtfaEO AL night. bat tie resi- az tHe
o. T. : team performed isappoiuting-
KS and Tie uool finished VA sixth
place.
Zbyssko mauIrd L-mm. the swiss
wrestler. FOR au hour and A. inmates
al Buffalo when Lemu f-il through
tAe ropes exhausted, and unable 10
continue
frankie COnley. nj one time 81 Wind
Sor @ttprm~r--au NOT a winner. rltN-
er--heat Monte Attel for the PaCinr
coast bantam title al Los Angeles. ia
Ia L. now definitely settled that Rick
ard and Gleason Wtl stage the htE
dgnt ia san Francisco lu fact there
was never ANY serious Intention % put-
ting 10 on elsewhere
Joe Cans has challenged NoIgast for
-o-roGud bOut
Three Of the Bnnk--Hrndrrson games
FOR tile checker Championship We're
draws yesterday but Banks Went into
the lead by winning the other contest
played
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23

, fresher Nelson rushed and forced his
man around the ring Wolgast mean
While pegging away at the Danes Jaw
Nelson shook his mead and grinned
and then shot a stiff right to the Jaw.
which he followed with a left 10 face
! Wolgast put his right 10 the Jaw and
hook 10 the body Wolgast slowed up
and the crowd yelled Fight as the
round ended with the men Kidding In
mld-ring.
Round TWENTY-FIVE.
Nelson forced his man against The
ropes but his swings We're badly
a straight left TO the face and Ad re-
Piled with the same. Nelson led win
his LEFT and followed with tight TO
the Jaw Woigast crossed his right
sharply 10 Nelson's jaw and got cheer
moment later as ne whipped three
hard rights to the jaw, in. rapid sue
Ad duplicated the trick but the
punches never phased Bat. while Ad
appeared To be firing rapidly, Al
jolted the champion four times I'm sue
cession with rights 10 jaw ana tneh
varied his work win half-dozen
straight lefts to Nelson's sore m,outh
as the gong ended the round vol
CASTS hackers sent up cheer that
their man had lasted that distance.
ROUND TWENTN-sIN.
The men rushed into clinch and
break at the command OF the referee
They stood shoulder 10 shoulder ana
exchanged punches. As theI pat keu
away Nelson planted "A straight left
when almost closed Wolgast's right
eye They exchanged light punches at
close quarters and as the round closed
WOigast swung powerful Wallop 70
tue Danes mouth and Bat went his
corner splitting blood
Round TwENTY-sENEN
Wolgast at this stage OF the game
carried TIE night to the Dane. He
stepped In Tor some close range work.
Bat boring ia a. they stood shoulder 10
shoulder and b,azed away, each land
ing heavy on the face. Nelson's left
eye WAS practically swollen shut By
this time and Wolgast played Tor the
target with uneTTing aim. lie then
J0lted Nelson with sun right hook
10 the iaw which rocked the Danes
head Wolgast closed in swiftly and
played for Bats damaged eye. Ills
labs were blocked and Bat broke up
Ills opponents lead with singing
wight to face. nut u was Wolgasts
round
Round wENTN-EIGHT.
Nelson came up with his entire face
"a AMI his right eye out OF c0infnls
s.bu. The men clinched aud wrestled
about ln desperate attempt 20 laud
ON tho break They refused the ref
aree's command 10 break and he was
forced 10 pry them apart Wol2ast
swung twice with MS right 60 the LETT
light and LETT 60 Nelson sore mouth
and again started the blood The
ught slowed ~ and each seemed 10th
20 break from Clincies. Nelson trotted
lightly 90 his corner
not ND TwENTy-NINE.
WOlgast sailed ia and hooked arms
with bat seeking To land with his free
hand. They clinched and Wolgast
swung twice to The kidneys and ripped
his left into Nelson's fac" twice on
the brcakaway. Nelson came back
with smashing left hook that caught
Wolgast over tie heart The latter
gasped Nelson rushed and planted "a
straight left ON the jaw and Nd. rushed
la close. They Clinched. and in break
ing exchanged teft swings To the Jaw
and ducked into another Cllnch. which
tney held until the boil separated them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23
KILBANE EXPECTS TO
TACKLE PAL MOORE NEXT
Johnny. Of Cleveland. is Going After
Eastern Cracks Right on Their
Native Heath

Johnny Kilbane has been promised
match with Pal Moore, the l7-year-
old ring wonder OF Philadelphia AMI
in all probability the bout will be held
in Johnstown. Feb y
Moore is one u the two boys tout.
ed az bantamweight champions OF the
world. The other is Jimmy Walsa.
whom Kilbane meets in PittsDurg TO-
night
II Kilbane can beat Walsh and then
trim Moore he Will land the bantam
tile His bout with Walsh is SEIZED
uled for six rounds. while the so with
Moore probably will be booked for
ten
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23

a tremendous left that set the crowd
bowling A moment later he seat in
another 70 the same place and Nelson
again looked serious. the round
ciosed with honors favoring Nolgast
ROUND SEVEN.
Nelson appeared p have slowed
down. Al. swung two let's 20 the
face and 800 mld-ring rally followed.
swings 10 the head. Al. met the on
cf ming Battier wiki TWO left uppercuts
- ne ia" end. an instant iateI. swang
twice. right % the face and lett 20
the body. meanwhile covering clever
Is Nelson sent WolEast almost
through the ropes with straight left
center Of the ring Ad landed two to
one and brought fresh stream ~
rang Nelson swung a hard right 10
the ear Woigast had big adsan-
tage
ROUND EIGHT.
Nelson rushed IL. planting his right
suddenly on the Jaw. He forced the
night. bat was met with straight
rfKht-and- left 10 the face The cham
pio1 meyer faltered. however. and kept
he chased him about tie ring. landing
with right 10 tie face Al sought
haven against tae ropes with Bat slug
Elus away. Al. looked tired ar TINS
stage ~ The contest and his blows
seemed 20 have lost some OF their
strength.
ROUND NINE
WoiEast broke ground before the
RattIef started tud tried 10 reach Nel.
SON with a rlgnt and left T. the stom-
aci. THey mixed ~ ngntinx al a flrf-
oas clip. each landing or tho face an,i
t1W. TIE wiN-ups were a repetlt i1u OF
ONE another. Nelson reed his man
back and All was trying hard & st0p
tHr pace leadr Al uppercut Nelson
90 the jaw with a left and q moment
iaftr Opened nelson ear win a right
swing Nelson danced 10 his sItrer
vttI blood streaming frov, tfs g., 80
ear
ROT Nj TEN.
Nelson came 40 w.tH lis car sffrr
bleeding ard forced tho ra.a N..... .....
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-23

q teriihc. left. swing TO the jaw anal
n lson showed evidence OF being III
@ @,stresF. His vitality appeared 10 be-
U"Hlhs away. Wolgast swung hIsI
riRht 10 the body and had IN. Cham
pl0n sroKgy from Il succession az Ionv
ttit ana riEht swings TO the Jaw The
Knockout.
ROUND THIRTY-sIx.
~ taue was obviously very weakE
Ter but MS old gameness was thereE
ana ne Wuded In just az desperately
as IN the earlier rounds Wolgast was
Danes Jaw. alternating his blows wtiht
nicIous blows 10 the stomach. NelsonI
was groggy and held I'm clinch. Thet
i'utchmah was apparently afraid OF III
trap and fought wariiy taking mol
chances on this stall by the Dane Al
dropped MS swings for the jaw and ledb
TOT TIE body but his blows lacked theI
steam for Knockout AS the ronndh
ended Nelson almost fell into his chair
NolSast danced lightly 70 his corner
ROM THIRTY-sEVEN. h
Wolgast took no chances. apparentlyH
Icaring that the champion was fakingu
weakness. Wolgast Jared Nelson with
Nelson could hardly come back They
met Ia mid-rlng. with Nelson swinging
IKE babe. and Folgast landing with
good and clean punches Nelson's abII
exhibition. Wolgast almost sent the
champion through the ropes with a
Nelson
tered about the ring helpiessly. and
Wolgast sent In smash upon smash and
the bell rang. saving Nelson from a
knockout
ROUND THIRTY EIGHT.
Nelson was pitiful sight as he
staggered to the center OF the ring
Wolgast appeared to be in no hurry To
complete his work John r. Robinson
sponge. bat the other Nelson seconds
took the sponge from him and threw
IL IN the bucket Nelson. To all intents
ana purposes. was beaten man and IL
required The use OF all his senses 10
staye on or proiong inevitable defeat
foot from the Danes blood. and the
arena soon became shambles. VOL
gast peppered away at the champion
The crowd yelling Itself hoarse for the
Michigan boy to finish his man aud
the agony. These cries were mingled
with expressions 90 pity FOR Nelson
Betting > to VA favor OF Wolgast
Round THIRTY NINE.
Wolgast appeared loath to put in
the finishing punch. lie jabbed inces-
sanity At the Battlers anatomy. and
again the blood flowed in a stream
Nelson tried 10 make "a last rally but
IL was only Tor neeting moment and
he again quickly subsidized and scarcely
could hold his hands up. Wolgast al
most sent Nelson 10 the floor. landing
blow after blow on the defenseless
ohampion's face. Ring followers said
tlot never had they seen such an ~
Nelson Referee Smith said he would
stop the fight 10 the next round II Ner-
sons seconds did not
oOI Nd FORTY
Wolgast pounded away. looking FOR
an opening for "A knockout blow He
. mashed the beaten champion ON the
Jaw with a. right. putting all his re-
uMuiug strength ip the blow Nelson
tottercd and was ON tie point pf col
lapse. when Referee Eddie smith
stopped the fight and gave the YER
dict 10 Wolgast Nelson tried To shake
the hand OF his conqueror. but was so
weak that he was quickly dragged TO
his corner.
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(From last nights sporting extra
RuI Nj ONE

tFrom last nights sporting eHtrs)
ROUND ONE.
Nelson led with high left 10 the
head and followed with stiff left 10
the face. They were ln "a cluch. Mel
son swung. short armed, ught and
the ropes and played tattoo on Mel
sons face. Nelson DO. ed On. swinging
right and left 20 the jaw. Wolgast
booked To the head and rushed. LANDING
heavy swings on Nelson's jaw and face
The Dutchman rallied and was cheered
by the crowd Wolgast sent the
Danes head back with succession OF
swings to The Jaw and as the gong
sounded. the men were milling AZ surn
. rapid pace that neither heard the
ROUND TWO.
The timers rang the bell premature
ly and the men, after jumping 10 tbe
center OF the ring. were sent 90 their
seats FOR few seconds. Nelson start
ed the ball by a right 10 tire face Vol
CAST backed 90 tae ropes Wolgast
rushed out or the corner and tapped
Bat on the nose A. the Dane smiled
olgast whipped risi and lrft o. TIE
Jaw at close range ami repeated .tu In
stant later with "A night and left swing
10 the face. Nelson hacked against
the ropes and FIST blood trirkled from
his lips. The next instant Bat r~tall-
ated with left swing which landed
the blood from a clean cut Nelson
bored Ia but was stopped with Two
left smashes To- tle stomach and
right 10 tile Jaw. TIE men wer" mix
ing II at the gong Woisasl lad
shade
Both men came 10 willingly she
champion forcing the hgat Na
in three straiEht lefis to the face. Bat
rebukinR him with n lrft eWing tn t.-
jaw. Wolgast smiled. Both meu Were
doing equal execution Nelson hr0uent
blood from IBIS opponent nose. CToss-
ing him with a vicious right After
ts.ss ..tf Ina. ~.
against the ropes. bar Adj covered ard
emcthered neatly. They fought to the
other side ~ tUe rinE Bat doing tine
create portion ul iae work as the bel.
Rot\D FoUR.
Wolgast fought with great Eaueness
playing tor both d." bead and body.
Bat forced his man against the ropes
aud tried with mighty aud nam %
land knockout punch, but Al. was
20 ,t 80 ,t,t, on H. 60. ., 49,
fought at close range. WolgaSt righi
nndlng the stomach. his lett Isudius Goa
the Battler's Jaw, too
not Nd FINE.
The round opened wiki The utcn l8m-
basting each other NlclOusIN AT CLOSE
raugc Bar forced bis man arufiid tu,
ring and delivered telling rigl
smash ou the jaw. TO which Al 70.
spOnded in kind. tfting Nelson iu tie
air they went at a. like "a pain OF bull
terriers and both men were tauu"uro
on their buttiuE the fighters sCowl ed
nercely at each other aud 10 was ape
par nc there was uo love lost between
tIcm THE round ended in "a ririou,
fNrbsghFe 81 Slows. WolRast haftns ~
me better Of a.
Round SIX
Woigast talked to MS seconds OIL.
NeIeon battered away at hlm Aftel
Molgast had lsrdcd Two rights Co. th'
law and isft Swlug to the same piar'
Nelson was looking serious. Tie closed
ia and az fVrhuuEr 90 SNort-arm rlghtr
F..Fr ftIInktTM A
sal lauunsd as naI swung hard
rlght 10 the Jaw and Bat duplicated "a
moment later Al. hacked into his
cofnsI and scored On tie stomach Will