Six thousand spectators saw Garcia trounce Woods, beating him almost to pulp in the third round.
Woods dropped no fewer than five times for counts of nine in the third round. He was game to the core, rising after being sent sprawling to the canvas. He got up weakly each time and tried to fight back, only ie be sent down again.
In the fourth round, he came out with his knees buckling and a glassy stare in his eyes. Garcia immediately charged him and landed a furious right hander to send him down. This time Woods remained on the canvas while the referee tolled the fatal count.
The Filipino boxer forced the pace from the opening gong and dominate ed for all but part of the second round.
Garcia displayed excellent form, showing greater aggressiveness than he has exhibited in several of his previous bouts. His timing was good and his blows were heavy and punishing.—United Press
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