Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
eye. Lincoln's by a shade.
 Tenth Round


 his right but Lincoln got inside of it. Lincoln showed hard ones at Man sells face and rushed him from cor her to corner. Mansell returned blow for blow but his opponents speed was little too much. Lincoln's rounu.
 Carl Struder, of Fl Paso, refereed the semi-final and main event. His work was better than any third man in the ring has ever shown here. Struder wasted no time in breaking up clinches and kept the boys figat- ing every second. If they showed a tendency to be slow in breaking, Srru- der calmly chucked them half way across the ring.
 There was, and probably still is, some discussion as to the decision m the Lincoln-Mansell go. Eut to the majority of the fans it appeared tine only decision possible. Both factions claim a shade. Any other decision but draw would have probably l-~- cipitated a small riot. Struder knows the game, probably as well as aE- man in the country and if it looked like draw to him that should be sat isfactory to all concerned.
 The main event will not be forgot ten soon by the hundreds who saw it. For the first four rounds it looked as if Colima was having a run of. luck that would soon, break. From, the start there was no doubt that he was by far the better boxer of the two. but until the fifth round, the chances that Happy would eventually land one of his wallops looked good.
 Happy led the fighting in the first round. At the tap of the gong ne started after Colima, evidently in- tent to get him as soon as possible. Colima kept away. He looked scared. Every time Happy crouched and cut loose enc of his swings Colima beat it for the ropes. In the first half min ute Happy swung four terrific ones them. Happy did not get in one clean blow. Colima landed several, but 1t was easily Happy's round.
 In the second Happy again waded in. Colima repeated his dodging tao tics. He jabbed his left to Happy's s face and, having found an opening, repeated the stunt several times. The blows were not hard, but they irritat- ed Happy. He tried for knockout again and his swings began to Set wild By ducking and jumpis5 Coli ma got out of the way of every one. It was Colima's round.
 The third round was slow. Colima used his left half. dozen times to Happy's face, which began to slowly turn pink. Happy's defense appeared to be getting worse. His rusnes failed to end up right, Colima always managing to wriggle away fraction of a second before Happy smashed out his rights and lefts. Some of Happy's wallops missed Colima three feet. Colima's round.
 The fourth round was Happy's py shade. Colima appeared to be get- ting more confident and stood up to Happy's rushes Instead of jumping out of the way when Happy came at him, Colima rushed in close and what wallops Happy did land had losS their force by the time they connected.
 When Colima rushed out at the op- ening of the fifth the tables were turned: he appeared the confident one, while Happy was obviously wor- ried over his failure to floor the LOS Angeles lad. Colima smashed in his lefts to Happy's face and followed with left swings and right crosses 10 Happys stomach and solar pleXas. The body punches hurt Happy. Coil mas seconds signalled him to repeat them. He did Happy sank 10 the floor III his own corner and took nine. As he jumped up the gong rang.
 Colima ran to his corner, iremb- ling with excitement. Happy's punch did not seem to bother him any more. Happy's followers thought he was stalling when he took nine. Colimas S corner knew different.
 Happy appeared fresh at the open ing of the sixth put lost his pep when Colima slammed in another blow to the stomach Colima took the lead and held it. He slammed Happy's stomach and punched his face at Will. Happy hit the floor for eight counts. He was finished but wouldn't give up. He staggered to his feet again. Coli ma smashed left to his face and l followed with a right cross to his so- lar plexus. Happy collapsed At the | count of seven he tried to get up, en- couraged by word from his seconds but was too weak and fell back limp 1 ly to the floor.
 As he heard the count of ten, Coli ma started dancing around like lun' atic. He rushed around the ring, stop ping first in his corner and then run ming back to help Happy out or tae ring. It was worth the price or ad- | mission just to see the youngster go