The evening world., 1911-03-04

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just a little punch TO finish the work
The FIRST round had gone along rather
tamely. and In the bis hall OF tho Ma
fionai the crowd had settled back INTO
It's chairs. expecting an even iight thht
would go along without startling Incl
dent, at least for a few roundA All
over the house little flashes showed
the members lighting mp their dollar
cigars. Tho place was In a blue maze
almost n fog-of tobacco smoke
Through Il the galleries were nero
faint blurs, as ~ indicated by a care
lees sweep of the impr%essionist's paint
brush. Under the strong lights ro-
fccted down upon the ring the fighters
fitted through the smoke wreaths with
an effect shadowy and unreal. They
were dancing in and out, feinting. seem
Ing none too anxious TO come to close
quarters. There was no sound-no ex-
element. 4 man beside me began
telling a funny story about n Western
newspaper man who came East to In
tcrview some politician. and
When Brown Has Wolgast Keeling.
Just then saw the nash OF Browns
lef. arm swinging swiftly-caught the
thud OF the glove as It landed high
on the side Of wolgast's face. near the
temple-saw the champion give two
or three little stir legged Jumps 70
catch his balance and keep his feet
under him. and then go reeins and
staggering back toward the ropes ut
one side of the ring.
II was so sudden. 30 unexpected ana
altogether surprising. Even Knockout
Brown, who sent the blow over and
knew tho strength bef\nd II. stood
staring at Wolga6t IN plank amaze
ment. 1t w1 -FOUR seconds oefore
Brown realized maj ne had oonc some-
~thing-that Woigast vas In trouble
that a worlds championship was In
easy reach NJ no could only sep IN
quickly enough ana ur1Ve MS Hst 10
the same spot again
Brown Lost His Chance.
Thu, four seconds avcd wolgas, from
beInp knocked out. Brown went after
him hard enough, but lust enough time
had passed TO let the champions dazed
brain realize what he must do. Still
Keeling away. ne managed TO bring his
arms up and cover his Jaw. Brown. all
100 eager, too hurried. too anxious
rushed him against the ropes and
whaled away for general results. ms
gloves iammed against Woisas' ,
crossed arms now ana theh they "en'
through an opening put never 10 the
eye TOOTH or the vital angie OF the Jaw
ohocr the hauliherihe "olsast managed
10 push In and hang on, clasping browr
around the body with both arms. n. q
tore loose. Again Wolgast ieane bacf
against the ropes. and bending low
covered his head with both arms ant
refused TO be beaten out OF his clam
lik defense. Brown pulled his arm!
down and slammed one left to the Jaw
But by this time Wolgast's head haC
cleared and and his strength was com
Ing back. He clinched. and. holdln,
with one arm. used the other TO swim,
an uppercut to Browns chin. A natura
hghter. he was filled with fury as sooI
as he realized how close he had com
10 being Knocked out. He fought back
and Browns chance had passed. IN
worlds title still belonged In Michigan.
Wolgast Not IN Real Dancer Aoair
X. O. outfought Wolgas, through th
rest OF the round. bu, never ha5 him I
real danger again. When the hell ran
the Michigan wildcat went TO his corne
n little u~nsteadily, but snarling. Aft,
one minutes rest he was strong as eve
In the next round the CHAMPION W.
slower than at the start. In his cage,
ness to get revenge for the mauling ,
the round before he poised carefully an
waited for O chance 10 drive his rlgat
X. O.'s chin as he rushed In. X. {
only danced a little, jlggied, fe!nte6, AZ
shooting his own left over with mo.
speed. beat Wolgast 10 the punche
Hard siung, the champion at last WI