The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-04

Brown forced the fighting from the
start and on the whole gave more pun
ishment than he received. In the
clinches Wolgast showed superior
ringmanship with his inf1ghting. His
tactics were so rough, however, that
they brought Kisses from the specta-
tors.
Neither man was in distress at any
time during the bout and no blood was
drawn In the last round Brown was
backing toward the ropes as WoIgast
rushed him. They clinched and
Brown would have fallen from the
ring had not a cluster of hands showed
him back.
Round Both boys opened up with
Brown the more eager of the two.
They clinched often and Wolgast
Brown had to force the fighting and
sent several hard onesto the face.
Round Brown Jared Wolgast
with right to the jaw. They clinched
and Wolgast got in a nasty right up
percut. Brown rocked him after the
break and after a strong right to the
jaw, followed 1t up with a rain of
blows to the head. The crowd cheered
madly and though Wolgast rallied to-
ward the end, it was Browns round.
Round 3-They spared carefully and
clinched often, Wolgast working his up
percuts hard as they held on. Brown
missed a hard swing to the jaw and
landed two light ones to the face. They
were in clinch at the bell.
Round 4.-Brown rushed the fighting
with clean right to the jaw. He fol-
lowed this with a left to the face but
missed a right swing that would have
done damage. He was forcing the fight
ing, with Wolgast covering up. In the
breakaways, however, the champion al
most invariably worked in a Earring up
percut. Brown put hard one over
Wolgast's right eye and they went to
a cliDch just as the gong sounded.
Round 5-Brown put hard left to
the wind. In a clinch Wolgast shook
Brown with three quick jabs to the
face, and was Kissed by the crowd when
he repeatedly banged him with his ell
bow. Brown rushed into a clinch and
Wolgast again used the kidney blow
effectively. The crowd cheered when
Brown landed a right and left to the
face in quick succession. He missed an
other wild swing and they clinched
again. Wolgast was roughing it amid
Kisses at the bell.
Round 6-BroWn put a nasty one to
the wind. They clinched and Wolgast
pounded his kidneys. They clinched
again and roughed it from corner to
corner. Wolgast missed to the head
but got in a nasty uppercut. He STUN
bled and fell to his knees as Brown
rushed him into the ropes. Brown put
a hard one over the heart at the break
and they clinched again, with Wolgast
roughing it at the break. Brown put
hard one to the champions mouth and
they went to a clinch. Both boys were
strong at the bell, with more than half
the bout over.
Round 7-Wolgast spared cautiously.
Brown rushed and landed two hard ones
on the face. Wolgast retaliated with
singer on Browns left. ear. They went
to a clinch and Wolgast put half doz-
en- to the kidnays, then ripped three
hard ones to the face. Again the crowd
Kissed him for his rough tactics. Brown
put stiff one to the champions jaw.
but took body punishment in the break.
They clinched and Brown pushed VOL
CAST to the ropes as the round ended.
Round 8-Brown shot hard left
to the champions mouth. They
clinched and the champion landed a
clean one on the hold. Wolgast miss
ed a vicious swing for the jaw and
Brown rushed into the ropes. They
spared cautiously at ring center with
an equal exchange of body blows until
both right and left to Browns face.
Both were rather wild and Wolgast
missed twice to the head.
Round Brown rushed Wolgast to
his corner, then slipped and fell to his
knees. Wolgast grew more aggressive
and landed hard one over the heart.
He continued his damaging mitigating
In the clinches, pounding Browns kid
neyS until the blows reSOunded
throughout the arena. Brown put
hard left to the head. Wolgast came
back with a right over the heart and
Jared Browns head with a left They
were about to clinch at the bell.
Round 10-Brown started the tenth
with n rush, but both boys were care
full and quickly came to a clinch. VOL
CAST ripped a hard one to Browns
stomach, but Brown showed back VOL
CASTS head with left and rushed him
to the ropes. Wolgast missed two
swings to the head, both right and left.
As they clincehd he was Kissed again
for roughing. They see-sawed about
the ring until Brown ripped a left to
the face. Wolgast came back with a
hard left blow below the heart and
pushed Brown to the ropes Brown
stumbled and fell outside the ring,
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