Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-22
DAL LTON- BRYANT GO F|ZzLES IN
 THIRD SESSION
Missourian Claims Foul and Refuses to Go On After
 Good Showing

oteVe baton won from OtlS Bryant at the Grand Theater last night by a technical knockout when Bryant, in the third round, claimed foul and declined to go on with the fight Bry- ants claim for a foul was not recog- nized by the referee and the decision for Dalton was not given until Bry- ant wai,;ed over to his corner and his second. Kid George, stepped into the ring to ward off Dalton's attacks.
 Bryant said last night that he was hit low in the first round and again in the second but that the blows did not seem to hurt him much. In the third round he said he began to feel the effects of the low blows and be came sick and dizzy and could hardly breathe. He was forced to stop fighting or trying to defend himself on this account.
 The first round was clearly Bryant's He outboxed his opponent and led the fighting. In the mitigating it appear ed to many of the spectators that Bryant was hit low couple of times but he did not claim a foul and did not appear to be hurt.
 In the second round both men fought hard and exchanged some sledge-hammer blows to the head and body. Bryant continued to do the better boxing but Dalton was more Skilf1ll in Thn even.
 At the beginning of the third round it was apparent that Bryant was try ing to rest. Dalton pushed the fighing. Bryant backed over to the ropes, let his hands drop, and was apparently having difficulty with his breathing. He endeavored to indicate to the referee that he could not go on. In the absence of any sign from the referee or Bryant's seconds Dal ton continued to attack Bryant surg cd over to his corner where his man. ager, Kid George. warded off Dal- ton. The referee raised Dalton's hand.
 Bryant said last night that he hopes to get return match with Dalton here on September IL He was not at all bitter about the re- suit of the fight and did not have anything to say against the acions of either the referee or his opponent He said that Dalton hit him low but he knew he did not intend to.
 great many disputes arose over the decision, many claiming that when a foul is claimed the referee should allow an examination before awarding a decision. Many claimed that Hynes was too nasty in raising Stoves hand before either Bryant or his seconds had stated whether or not they would continue if the foul was disallowed. An examination was made of Bryant after the fight by Captain Frank Biscoe of Naco and Dr. F. E. Shine. The cup which Bry- ant wore was foudn to be badly dent ed but neither Dr. Shine or Captain Biscoe found evidences of low blow. Russell Chambers, welterweight fight CT of Douglas claimed that he brought ShC SUp run DOuSldS anu II was per fectly new when put on. All bets were paid on the decision.
 The best fight of the evening was the four-round draw between Battlinr Herrera, pride of Brewery Gulch, and Fighting Red Rawley of the Motor Transport company stationed at Doug las. Their fight was scientific. neith- CT boy losing much energy in mis- placed or wild punches. Rawley had the better of the first two rounds but Herrera, true to form saved him self for the finish and came back strong, taking each of the last two rounds. Rawley. true to his training under Russell Chambers and the les sons gained from Kid Palmer, used the rabbit" punch to good advantage and persisted in wrestling about the ring while using his right to the kid neys. Herrera used straight left jab followed by right cross to good effect. catching his man on the jaw and face several times.
 Red Milburn knocked out Young Joe Rivers in the first minute of the first round of a scheduled four-round go. Rivers picked himself up unhurt at the count of ten and embraced Mil burn. He received one of Reds sol i'd blows to the head and decided that he had had enough.
 A curtain raiser was staged be- tween Dick Means and Tilly Candy at 75 pounds. IL was one of the liv- Hest scraps of the evening. It was declared a draw. C. c. Dishman ret creed the preliminary bouts, all de. cisions being we'll received.