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Show Charley White AdministerM , Trouncing to Ad Wolm Former Champion Puts Up Game Fight, K Weary at Finish; Bout Is Fast and'S; Fierce Throughout. jS B7 SAM P. HALL. MTTjWATTKBE, Wis., Dec. 10. Ad 'Wolgast can't claim the 133-pound 133-pound championship aiter tonight. to-night. Tho famous Dutchman from Cadillac took a punching from Charley White, the Chicago boy, through ten rounds of fiorco milling in Frank Mulkorn's Hippodrome arena, Wolgast was not the Wolgast of old. Ho was good, but nob good enough. At the conclusion ho was weary and sick. Ho lookod disgnetod with himself as he wont to his cornor and hia soconds wiped his hloeding mouth. Wolgast won't conio back. Ho is through as a champion, but there are many lightweights ho still cun lick. The battlo was the flno3t combat of tho season in this boxing town and the 4000 in attendanco were enthusiastic. enthusias-tic. Wolgast fought as he has always fought. He pressed White continually under cover of his famouB crouch and turtle back guard of gloves and elbows. When ho got closo ho cut looso iuvar-iably iuvar-iably with his terrible left and occasionally occa-sionally with an overhand right. J White Fights Fiercely. White was bothered somewhat by tho Wolgast methods at thp start, but he soon' solved tho mystery. Then he started hooking with both his hands and hitting viciously. He popped Ad on tho right eaT ton times a ft tho loft, jammed up his right the same paw and slashed h wtih tho nght. ' Tho Chicago bov had hut! round, tho sixth. Here W;olgj him in the faco with a left tha a stream of blood from ibotlx. noeo. White lookod tired audi ho -went to his corner. But! back gamely and won with a ablo margin to sparo. .t In fact, wo think White waj tho bettor man at tho nnisSSj timidity prevented him fscoriJH decisive victory. Wolgast, to t9 watched him closely, showcdBj being ready to drop. Ho wasm as the ring birds say. WhifcaB; customnr' extreme caution, jH step in and try to finish himifl Ad badly early in the rounflU thc "wildcat" doing tho 'JUk dance" to keep his wits aboiiM Wolgast Is Rough. 9j Wolgast fought roughly iml and wa3 permitted to get awaP orything, despite tho yB" White's seconds. He hit low'B occasions, used (both clbowa-B head whon at close quarters, 'K I he felt liko it and turned oW tricks he learned in long, roin on tho coast. White did nm. moot him at this game, as. itmi his line. On the contrary,;;, erect and slugged tho Dutchmift for all ho was worth. fl It was a splendid combflj round was marked, by bli nfM of savage battling. WolgaafcBI ing and eager, though IosLdbB must givo him credit for rojSj real fight. W He's a groat little "ex-chaSB Whito's victory shoved hu ward tho top among the rH weights, those who can scale sido and light. |
