Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
COL|MA KNOCKS OUT WOODS IN
 SIX ROUNDS IF SLAMbANG BOUT
BY CHEF JOHNSON

Woods of Tucson last night by knock. ing out the Arizona slugger in the sixth round of the scheduled ten tre. Colima's victory was clan-cut one. During almost every round he outboXed Happy and hit him almost at will. In the fourth round Woods ent intention of landing one of his terrific wallops, but Colima was too quick and tucked and blocked all the hard ones. In the fifth round Coli ma floored Happy for the count of nine. Happy got up as the bell rung. In the sixth Happy took eight counts on the floor but stagger- ed to his feet and waded in again. The blow that put him out was a right cross to the solar plexus.
 As long as Happy had to be knock ed out he ought to be glad that his defeat came at the hands of lad like Colima The California young ster earned his victory. When he en- tered the ring Colima looked like a man who believed he was walking in to certain disaster but was determin- ed to stick it out as long as he could. Every time Happy rushed at him Colima swallowed his pride, used his headand actually ran out from under. But there was nothing yellow about the way he did it. Colima did not underestimate Happy's punch, he merely kept out of the way until Happy appeared worried. and then rushed in and took the lead.
 Lincoln and Mansell Draw
 Then ten-round semi-final between Ralph Lincoln and Harry Mansell ended up draw Then decision was generally approved, although both Lincoln and Mansell's seconds and followers claimed shade the best as one of the strongest boys Lincoln ever tangled with. Although Lincoln appeared to have more science than his opponent, he landed fewer blows ldSl ll6ul lildu dny lCh lOuhuS he has ever fought here. Mansell's most effective blow was a left jab, which he used every round. In the fifth Mansell jabbed cut around Lincoln's eye. Lincoln fought more carefully than usual and the fans missed the tattoo of iabs that Lin coin ordinarily hands an orronent. Here is how the writer saw the scrap by rounds:
 First Round
 Lincoln opened up fast, Mansell took the defensive and blocked most of the blowss. LiLncoln used his left to the body seevral times, but the wallops lacked steam. Mansell fought cautiously. They seemed to be feeling each other out. Round even.
 Second Round
 Lincoln again played his left to Mansell's stomach and kidneys. Man sell showed a willingness to mix things and discovered that be could land a good left to Lincolp's face. Lincoln led the fighting. l. was a1otner testing out session Rounu even.
 Third Round
 Mansell took the lead, again his usual left to Lincoln's jaw, Lincoln started out carefully but, after stop ping several of Mansell's lefts with his face, took the offensive and rush ed Mansell all over the ring. Man sell blocked most of the blows, but Lincoln got in several through his defense. Lincoln's round
 Fourth Round
 The fighting slowed up. The boys clinched often and several times got tangled up in the ropes. Lincoln had the edge in the clinches. Lin coins round by a shade.
 Fifth Round
 Mansell landed several good ones to Lincoln's head. opening up Ralph's left eye. Lincoln evened the score with a wallop to Manselrs body. The round was Mansell's. until the last half minute, when Lincoln rushed the Englishman and landed half dozen good ones before Mansell could get out of the way Round even.
 Sixth Round
 Mansell shifted his lefts to Lin coln's body. Lincoln soon took the lead and started working on Man sells stomach. He led throughout the rest of the round, but several times encountered Mansell's left jah to the face. Lincoln landed hard ones to his opponents body. Lin coln's round
 Seventh Round
 Lincoln started out fast, apparently trying to end the fight quickly. He tatooed Mansell's head and stomach for half the round. Then Mansell took the lead and connected several smashing wallops to Lincoln's stom ach and kidneys. Manselrs rounG.
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