Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-02
The Brdul in Detail
Round One

Round One
 The pair danced around, feeling each other out No usual lightning like exchange of taps. Dunn led left to the stomach and switched Lynch's chin. Lynch ran into a left. He battered Dunn's arms. Lynchs left eye was marked in a close exchange. Lynch dropped a heavy right to the kidney. Dunn's round by shade.
 Round Two
 Lynch put his right to the head and Dunn sunk into a clinch. Lynch drew blood on the Sailors face and missed a terrific right Both missed badly. Dunn recorded a good left jab to the nose and IS evidently playing for a right cross. The round was good and belonged to Lynch, Both boxers were more than usual ly slow on foot. Leading was equal and both fairly aggressive.
 Round Three
 Lynch missed terrific right upper cut and ran into left jab mo- ment later. He intercepted a right hook on his metallic ear which be- gan to blossom. A left scores on Lynch's jaw but Dunn missed a right chop to the jaw. They fight earnestly for the first time and then embrace. Lynch sent d clean right to the neck and lefts and rights aim ed at the jaw caused Dunn to cover and stall He opened out and miss ed a right cross. His left jab was blocked and they both wrestlcd and stalled. Dunn steamed a left to the pit and registered a right jab on the Sergeant's jaw as they went in- to an embrace. Lynch protested to the referee that the breaking was not at command and the protest was ignored. It was Dunn's round.
 Round Four
 Left jab registered on Lynch's jaw. He was unable to block or evade. They wrestled a moment and Lynch put in two short jabs to the wind and they clmched again. Lynch assumed the aggressive and Dunn's right hook to the head began to be ineffective Dunn's right hooks were now being ducked successfully. The battlcrs discarded all effort to break clean and began pummelling in the clinches but neither landed a clean hard or effective blow. A hard right crashed the soldiers car. which by this time was becoming more and more crragcd in both color and size By night it would be standing out like a two-bit pork chop. Dunn got. in a left 10 the jaw and right to the stomach as the bell tolled. It was the Sailors round by a shade.
 Round Five
 Dunn went to the Sailor and curl cd a right to the back of the neck. Lynch blocked a fresh hook and they gathered each other in their arms Lynch was uppc-cut by Dunn who then missed a right hook. He. stood of and punished the ear and then risht-hool<cd 10 the nose Left to the ear by Dunn and repeat Dunn Was doing all the fighting Lynch seemed tired. Both registered lc.t. jabs Lynch placed a good right to the stomach but took another left on his bcak. Dunn tried hard for g right chop to the jaw. 1t aa- ..- round very decisigcly
 Round Six
 With the battle half over, tue Ser geaut whipped mp and planted d left 10 the jaw. The Jerome boy was ] the ruby in increasing quantities. Lynch stopped a straight ! left and then wasted lot of blows . on Dunu's forearms which were folded lovingly around the jaw. Dunn opened I'D and delivered lc't| to the jaw but it had no steam. Dunn abandoned Lyncl's poor sore ! ear and begins trying for one j.1 . -t a time and tAes a cliaeh I- he bell sounded. he had iuat uadat in and scored left to the chin and then cluch. This round was even.
 Round Seven
 Both missed lg.,s al tlc opening. They spared a flash and cliuchcd.