Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28
WOLGAST REMAINS
 WORLDS CHAMPION
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 with forceful right and left chops to face but Burns never an instant broke ground. The champion jared the face as the round terminated, and again it began to look bad for the challenger
 Burns Worries champion
 Round 1.-The round opened with long clineh. Burns broke the clineh, lifting the champions head with a right upper-eut, aug mented by a left swing to head. The blows, however. failed to stop the Cadillac youth. Burns forced Wolgast into his tWolgasts) corner and the champion made a deter mined stand. They battied with all the vigor of six rounders. Burns succeeded again in bringing the crowd to it's feet, beating the cham pion at his own game with whirl wind fighting. If anything, Burns round.
 Burns ReViVes
 Round 12.-They came together in the center with a crash and then Burns chased the title holder. land ing a right and left to jaw. He cleverly covered up as Wolgast fought back. and a moment later wolgast was groggy and hangings on from a succession of right anu left face and body punches. Co on. Frankie; finish him. yelled the crowd, but Wolgast covered anu seemed content to give his wits q chance to clear Wclgast galneI strength as the round progressed and went to clinch. Burns swung . hard left to jaw as the bell ran and Wolgast lost his smile as the seconds eagerly worked. Burns round by a wide margin.
 Round of clinches
 Round 13.-They mixed ln the center. Wolgast missed rlghl swlngs. Wclgast then slowed down perceptibly and seemed to have lost some vim. Burns covered, Wolgast trying to penetrate his guard but with little success. The crowd a' this stage began to taunt Woigast' who. maddened. closed again. Burns guard was impenetrabie. The rouuu was mostly a succession or cllnches' The noteworthy feature was the i'm m movement Of the Californian, Who now seemed a shade stronger.
 Burns Takes Punishment.
 Found 14-Wolgast forced his op- ,.oDent against the ropes, but Burns Ionq reach stood him well in hand and A few blows found their marx. The fighters mixed al close range. Wolgas, brought blood to Burns month. landing several stiff punches. WoIgast fought with renewed strength and soon had Burns seeking refuge in a cgnch. WOlgast upper cut ter rifle right to the mouth and staggeT ed his man with a right and left upser-cut to jaw and nose. The Wolgast camp took up with renewed hone. Burns face was in bad eondT ton.
 Woiqast Hurries Things.
 Round I5.-Wolgast rushed it ana an-arentIy sought not to give the Oaklander an opportunity to recup- crate. He feinted with a right and quick as a flash his left found Burns jaw with a resounding smash. Burns covered up and received left hook over the ear that hurt him percip- iply. Even at that Burns was fight ing V-ftN eF'f anu l'-'t
 turn the tables m the champion Wolgast carefully measuring his dis lance. landed a left and right with precision on the jaw. although Burns countered with a straight right to iaw. His leg was sore as he slowly ambied to his corner. P Wolgast had much the better of the round Crowd Wells "etoo It."
 Round 1S.-Thev closed in and Vol. gast wrestled. Burns leaning heavily Iron him. Then they mixed. Wolgast landing tlow after blow to face and -aw. Burns, not to be denied. fought hack fercely and succeeded in land no several tel'ing punches to face woIgast, al7Ost at will, s~otheref his man with a vo'ley ot rights and eft upper cuts to face and Burns was helpless. From all over the house | anne cries 70 end the bout, but Referee lack Welsh refused. Burns was reel ng around heluiessly, with Wol7ast smashing him in the face with might and nain as the round ended, saving the Oakland youth.