Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-23

I 6parr1n8, ync landing left to h
head. At close quarters Herman sent
both hands, In rapid succession to- the
body. Lynch jabbed left to the face
and hooked his right: to the head.
Herman swung right and left to head.
Both boys were probably nervou and
were Just feeling each other out. They
exchanged light body blows and just
before. the bell the champion landed
l~efts$and. rights In rapid succession
threeatimea 70 the body There was
no ,dafnsagesdone and the round WAS
Round Two-Aftsrr anEse1chanse Of
right, hook to the head. He landed
another hard right and missed Asleft
for the body. They exchanged lefts
to the face. Lynch tried long left
jabs for the body, without damage,
and they fell into q clinch. Lynch
jabbed his left to the nose and the
bell found them in a rally at close
quarters, both playing for the body
mostly. Lynch's round.
hard left ontthe jaw. After some in
fighting, Herman sent his right tosthe
backSSof the ,neck and Lynch. crossed
his right hard to; the jaw. sending
cameSto the centeFs5fs ths ring Lynch
drove his right twice tosthe body and
swung his right TO the ribs and again
to the head. Herman clinched and
Lynch ssnt a short right to the head
before the bell. kynch's round.
Round Four-Lynch hooked hi,
was forced to cl'nch. After the break.
Lynch shot his rights TO the head
again. Lynch jabbed let's to the face
and hooked his right twice to the
mead. Herman was cautioned for
holding. Lynch swung his right high
on the head and drove right hard to
the body. The round was. Lynch's by
a large margin. IA. 4 SO S
Round ~F'ive-Lynch planted two
hard lefts on the head, the second one
staggering Herman. Herman fell
short for the body: Lynch landed
left and right on the head. Lynch
hooked his right to. the ear. Lynch
forced his ina all over the ring and
had all the honors of the round, dur
ing which Herman failed to land q
solid blow.
Round six-Most of Herman's
leads were short. eLynch's right en-
abled him to land long let's to the
face and head. AT close quarters
Hermann planted left and right to, the
Body and then Lynch landed four
rights on the. head and "a left on, the
body without a return. In the boxing
that ensued, Herman proved to be the
clever and had the round by more
than q shade. I
Round Seven-Lynch cut loose with
two right swings which Herman
blocked: Lynch hooked right to the
head. Herman stepped in but Lynch
drove him back with a left and right
to the face. They exchanged body
blows n were sparring at the bell.
Lynch's round.
Round Eight. Lynch popped a
hard left to Herman's nose and ducked
safely, f5em 2 right: swing: Lynch
Jabbed his leftrtwice to the face, and
stepped inside of Herman's leads.
Lynch missed two right hooks for the
head and they exchanged body blows,
eHrman missed several blows and out
boxed Lynch to the end of the round,
Herman's round.
Round Nine: There was a furry OF
in-f1ghting and then Lynch landed a
hard right uppercut to the jaw. The
action. Lynch hooked q hard left; to
the jaw and at close quarters Herman
sent his left and right to the body,
Lynch's round.
Round Ten: Lynch 1abbed left and
swung his right to the head. Herman
landed q couple Of his ~favorite body
olows. In an exchange of lefts, Her
man drew blood from tynch's mouth
with a stif hook. Herman bored in
and tried to follow up with another
oioW to the face but was short. Lynch
missed q right swing and Herman shot
a right to the Jaw, following with right
and leftsto the win at the bell Her
mans round.
Round Eleven; They spared. at
long range for half a minute. Her
man kept blocking Lynch's left jabs
and then began forcing the pace. They
exehanEed left hooks to the face. Then
and a right to the body. Herman Mas
beating lynch to the punch and had
the better of the round. 7.-.
Round Twelve: Herman's defen-
slVe work was excellent, one of Lynch's
swings going wild over his head.
lynch o left to face and landed
a corking right on the jaw forcing
Herman to the ropes. where he COW
cred up. Lynch jabbed left to the
ace and hooked his right three times
to the head while Herman held his
left glove, Lynch swung W rights to
the head. They were sparring at the
bell. Lynch's round,
Round Thirteen: Lynch came I'm
dancing and sent left and right to face
without q return. Lynch swung his
right to the ear and hen landed an
other on jaw, Herman clinching,
Lynch hooked his right three times to
the head and Herman hooked left to
face. Herman kept strictly on the de.
fensiye until the bell rang. Lynch's
Bound Fourteen: Lynch swung his
right TO the head and then landed a
solid left hook on the jaw following
with " short rights to the. head.
Lynch hooked a right to the head and
the ribs Lynch.swupE q right to the
head. missed another and then forced