Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-23

 est and gamest weters who have ever appeared in a Bisbee ring, and Al Williams. the referee, failed to stop Happy Woods last evening at the Grand; in fact Happy Woods won technical knockout in spite of Cham bers and the referee. After plain count of what should have been ten in the ninth round, Williams allowed Chambers to come back In the tenth Chambers hung on and on and the referee appeared to be in sympathy with the action and at last, when there could be no other decision, held up Woods hand. In the ninth Cham ber's seconds threw in the sponge but ag9in Williams failed to see. The gcro sounded and Chambers, 8 -ck. went to his corner for the tontu.
 Last nights battle disclosed two things: Happy Woods can take pun ishment and can hit; and Russell Chambers can assimilate more punish ment and come back for more than any but a few men in the ring h the second, third and ninth rounds the bell, alone. saved the Douglas boy It was the fight of Woods in every round except the eighth. when Cham bers opened up with a flash of speed and had Woods worried for time. Two other rounds were even, the bal ance went to Woods by wide mar gin.
 Tn the ninth round Woods Gncount cred one of Chambers rights in the pit of his stomach. He hit the mat but was as quickly on his feet and like a flash went after the Douglas boy It was settled from that time on. Chambers took the punishment and Woods delivered it. There wasn't a question as to the outcome and the Cnly wonder was the fact that it was not stopped in U,e ninth when Cham bers hung over the ropes, both feet on the floor, both knees off the floor, with the protection of the referee.
 It was the most dramatic ring bat tie that.6 6aras- ever staged in Bisbee. The crowds that poured from the Grand theatre last night were tense with the excitement of the last two rounds The determination with which Chambers stayed to the last gasp. until he was forced to hang on to the ropes to keep from falling, and when forced from the ropes by sheer will power staying on his feet sway ing from side to side with his hands down. unabel to protect himself but. refusing to fall and take the count, F;r;,, fuses to have his eyes bandaged, choosing rather to outface fate to the bitter end, formed a remaIka be flight picture.
 Main Event by Rounds
 Round One. Woods did tue lead ing in this round and sent in right hooks to the neck and left jab into the face with Chambers swinging a few body blows. Woods round.
 Round Two. Woods again leads and Chambers comes back strong. Happy uses. right crosses and left jabs. Happy used right cross and hooked the jaw and face Happy landed solid right to the jaw and lace. Happy landed a solid right to Nne IdM anu otltt NlldlhDGlH NO Allt floor for the count of nine. Woods round
 The next six rounds were nothing more than wrestling match with Chambers doing all the clinching and continually using the rabbit" punch to the neck and kidneys. In the fifth round, Happy received a swollen eye.
 Bound n;pa Cban, bavc 1aaIc u-ifb h a right cross to the face, gets Happy in;o clnch and with a powerful ch Q the small of the neck, sent t 1d Pueblo lad 10 the mat for the count of five. On rising. Happy sent in a hard left jab to Chambers face and followed that with right and left to the face. Wood sent in a powerful right to the jaw which sent Chambers to the mat for the count of five. Chambers arose groggy to meet another piledriver to the jaw, this time going down for the count of nine. Chambers is groggy and hangs on the ropes. Happy lands another right and Russell again goes down for nine counts. Chambers comes up doggedly, almost out on his feet. Hap py sends in a series of rights and lefts to the face while Chambers is leaning on the ropes and Chambers again goes to the mat. Ralph DeMott Chambers second threw in the sponge at about the same time that the bell rang. Woods round.
 Round ten. Chambers came back groggy and took punches on the jaw that have killed an ordinary army mule. He was sent to the floor three or four times for counts up to six and in the last minute of the fight he was out on the ropes and Referee Al Williams raised Happy's hand in