Arizona republican., 1921-07-26
PETE HERMAN RECAINS BANTAM TITLE FROM JOE LYNCH; TAKES
 THIRTEEN OF FIFTEEN ROUNDS
Bert Colima of Los Angeles
 Kayoed By Jack Delaney In l Minute and 37 Seconds of Fighting In Seventh
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NEW YORK, July 25-Pete Her man of New Orleans regained the worlds bantamweight championship at Ebbets Field tonight by receiving the judges decision over Joe Lynch of New York after 15-round bout.
 Herman, staging sensational comeback had the better of thirteen rounds, one was even and the other went to Lynch.
 Lynch's weight was announced as 1884 and Herman's the same.
 The New Orleans boy forced the fighting from che opening bell. He worked his right and left effectively and Lyrchs frequent sallies found him ready to mix. Lynch claimed he injured two fingers of his right hand in the fourth round.
 Herman is one of the few fighters to regain a lost championship. Stanley Ketchel. after being knocked out by Billy Papke, returned the favor in a later bout for the middleweight cham ] pionship.
 Jack Britton and Ted Lewis have alternately held the welterweight title.
 Lynch is the third champion Her. man has defeated this year. He knocked out Jimmy Wilde. English flyweight champion in London last winter and two weeks ago he floored Jem Higgins, the English bantam weight champion in eleven rounds.
 After the bout tonight Herman's ad- mirers carried him on their shoulders to his dressing room.
 A holdup man poked revolver through the glass in one of the ticket booths while the lights at the park were temporarily extinguished by the blowing out of a fuse and robbed a ticket taker of s900. He escaped.
 The robbery took place in the pres ence of score of police and private detectives. The gates to the park were immediately closed and extra police summoned to preserve order among the crowd which was seeking admittance.
 In the semi final Babe Herman. PA, of Sacramento, Calif., scored tech snicaI knockout over Joe Mendel. l36 of Philadelphia. after two minutes, AT seconds of fighting in the fifth round when the referee stopped the bout
 In the fiji st preliminary at eight rounds. Willie Spencer. 722 pounds, was given the judges decision over Frankie Daley. who weighed 119.H Both are New York boys.
 Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn.,. knocked out Bert Colina, of Los An geles. after one minute and 37 sec onds of fighting in the seventh round of an eight round match. Fight By Rounds Round One: Herman landed a right to the jaw and they spared. Lynch landed left to the jaw. both men fighting cautiously. Herman working right in counter to Lynch's jaw. Her | man upset Lynch with left to chin. followed with rights and lefts to body. Herman rocked Lynch with right to head and they were in a mixup at the bell.
 Herman's round.
 Round Two: Lynch was short with l left to head. Then he almost sent Herman down with right to jaw. Her man came back quickly and sent sev- l eral blows to head and body. Her man sent stiff right to head and fol- lowed it with several blows to body, while Lynch held behind the head. l The round was even. Round Three: They exchanged rights and lefts to the body, Herman | caught Lynch with right hook to l.head. Herman sent three hard ones l to stomach. They were sparring al | the bell.
 l Herman's round.
 Round Four: Lynch missed a lefi 1 lead and followed it with a right tc head. They exchanged lefts and I rights Herman sent still left tc I Lynch's stomach. Lynch hooked
 right to jaw, followed with fast left.
 to body.
 Herman's round.
 Round Five: Herman hooked left
 to jaw. They exchanged lefts to
 body. Lynch jabbed and Herman
 countered with right They ex- ] changed with rights and lefts. Her