St. Tammany farmer., 1912-11-09

At seventeen minutes to 10 the
first round commenced. The men
were cool. Mandot landed the first
blow, a light left to the face. Man
dot the aggressor, with Wolgast hold
ing on. The men fought very close
to Mandot's corner. They came to q
clinch. Wolgast sneaked in a hard
left to body, and heavy infighting
took place. Wolgast was evidently
working for q knockout. Wolgas'
landed heavy body blows, and Man
dot clinched. Honors were even.
Second Round-Wolgast landed
left to body and swung to jaw. Man.
dot clinched. Wolgast landed hard
left to body and missed swing to
the jaw. Men were e1enched in the
center of the ring. Wolgast was the
aggressor, landing another left to
body and two lefts to the jaw In q
clinch. Mandot landed right and
left on jaw, and Wolgast clinched.
Mandot landed two uppercuts. but
was fought to the ropes with heavy
lefts and rights by Wolgast. Mandot
missed left swing. Wolgast clinch-
ing. Heavy infighting in Mandot's
corner followed. The men struggled
to the close of the round, with hor-
ors still easy.
Third Round-Wolgast commenc.
ed the aggressor, landing left to body
He followed with his lefts, but Man
dot cross-countered him with right
and Wolgast lands left to head
Heavy infighting followed without
landing on the body and receiving
heavy rights and lefts on head b..
both men. Wolgas had the better
of the round.
Fourth Round-Wolgast landed an
uppercut on the jaw and viciously
forced the local man to corner
Wolgast staggered Mandot to the
ropes with a left and received two
lefts in return. Heavy left to Man.
dots face was followed by rough
work on the ropes, Mandot landing
left on nose. Wolgast scored Ecav!
left on head and heavv indgh;in"
followed near the ropes without land
ing on the body. VOL gasss - Its'
vas bleeding. Wolgast's round.
Fifth Round-Wolgast forced the
Cghting and landed light left on tie
jaw and received heavy left in return
on the head. A heavy left was land.
ed on Mandot's body and neck. and
Wolgast fought his man to the ropes
landing lefts and receiving neavy
body blows in return. In a clinch
Wolgast landed numerous body blows
and the men were broken from e
clinch. Mandot landed cross-counter
to chin and followed with left to
nose. Wolgast's infighting was q
feature of the round, but Mandot re-
sponded cleverly with left and right
to head. He received heavy body
blows in return. Wo1gast landed
heavy body punches. Wolgast had
the better of the round, which ended
/ in a clinch.
Sixth Round-Wolgast commenced
the round laadipg left to body. The
home man received heavy left on
face. Wolgast landed heavy left on
neck, Mandot scoring hard on jaw
Wolgast followed his man all over
the ring and courted clinch, in
which Wolgast led at infighting
Mandot landed heavy left upper cut
on neck and scored with right to
body. At iHfightipg which followed
Wolgast landed maay blows on the
body and left to jaw. Honors were
easy.
Seventh Round-wolgast COM
menmenced the aggressor. Wolgast
landed his usual body blow, Mandot
landing left to jaw when Wolgast
slipped to the floor. He arose angri-
ly and pushed the fighting in an off
corner, Mandot landing a couple O.
l. i,ht lefts to the head. N'olgast fol
ID -c.l With several bly, puE,'..
'"o,gast holding Mando.'s glove. The
local maa fought Vol ,ast to ~.
r~pes v IL, rights AMI lefts hcav:l.
to the body, when the champion
clinehed to rescue himself Mandot
was standing we'll up to his work
but in clinches was holding his own
Wolgast was bleeding and had the
worst of the round.
Eighth Round-The men clenched.
Wolgast holding fast when the ref
cree parted them. Mandot was do.
ing some of his best infighting now
He gave as good as he got. VOL
CAST landed eft to jaw. The local
man RECEIVED right and left to the
dicial District OF La.
State of Louisiana, Parish of
St. Tammany.