The New York herald., 1921-07-26
Eighth Round.

was Lynch'S round.
Eighth Round.
! Lynch opened with series of terrific
right hand blows to the body and fol-
lowed them up with straight left hand
| erS to the face. Herman hooked a right
| to the side OF the face and repeated
with a left handler to the ear. Lynch
sent an uppercut to the stomach, and
Herman shot right handler to the side
| Of the face. Lynch hammered Herman
on the body with his left. then crossed
| his right to the jaw. Herman rushed
| Lynch against the ropes and sent in a
volley of lefts and rights to the body,
but Lynch fought him Off and gave him
as good as he sent. 1t was Lynch's
round.
Ninth Round.
Herman opened with light left to
the body, Lynch coming back with a
series of lefts to the body. Herman
reached Lynch's face several times with
left followed by pounding him on the
body at close quarters and sent in a
right to the face. Lynch missed repeat
edly with his left, and Herman reached
Lynch's face with left handlers and also
shot stir right handlers to jaw. Her
mans round by a wide margin.
Tenth Round.
They exchanged left handlers to the
face. Herman got in three lefts to the
chin. There was little force to the
blows. This was tame round, both
appearing to be tired. Herman got a
left handler over on the side of Lynchs
face and Lynch hooked his right to the
ear. There were very few blows landed
during the round, which was an even
one.
Eleventh Round.
Lynch started fighting with consider
able activity. He hit Herman several
times in the body with his left and also
pummelled him on the face with his
right. Lynch continued to reach Her.
mans neck and chin with his left. es-
Gaping return. He got Herman against
the ropes and banged him savagely in
the ribs with his right. The champion
followed with stiff rights to the face,
and about the only thing Herman did
was to beat a light tattoo on Lynch's
ribs when they clinched. Lynch's round.
Twelfth Round.
Lynch opened with a couple of left
handlers to the face and Herman reached
the chin with left hook Lynch gos
right swing to the jaw and Herman
hooked Lynch on the jaw with his left.
The blow seemed to stagger Lynch.
They then started some real fighting
each landing on the face with lefts and
rights, but doing no special damage.
They slowed down before the bell, end
ing tamely. Herman's round.
Thirteenth Round.
Lynch put some life into this round
and with a lively left hand which he
kept in Herman's face he had the chal-
lenger running all around the ring. Her
man got In an occasional right handler.
but the New Orleans boy was almost
strictly on the defensive, Lynch landing
three blows to his one and being on the
aggressive from start to finish. Lynch's
round.
Fourteenth Round.
Lynch again took the aggressive and
poked Herman In the face with his left
two or three times. Lynch. with a one
two punch. landed on both sides of Her
mans jaw. Herman reached the face
with his right and they then exchanged
lefts and rights. Herman got to Lyncfs
head with two heavy right handlers and
the champion showed weariness. Her
man tried to forced Lynch around the
ring but in lively mixup the champion
fought his opponent to standstill. 1t
was Lynch's round.
Fifteenth Round.
Herman hooked a right TO the side of
the face. and Lynch followed with
series OF left handlers to the head. Her
man forced the pace, and Lynch met
him half way. each landing heavy blows
to body and face. Lynch met Herman's
rushes with two series of rights to the
jaw. Lynch sent Hermau's head bob
bing back with lefts to the head. II was
Herman's round.
The opening contest was between
frankie DAILY of Staten Island and
Willy Spencer of New York. Spencer
gave DAILY trouncing from the bell to
the end of the eighth.
Bert Colima of Los Angeles, middle
weight with a good reputation got into
the ring with Jack Delaney of Bridge
port. Colima was clearly nervous and
failed TO get into his stride in the first
round. He was f1oored with right
uppercut and took n count of five. He
was steadier in the second round. but
did not perform up to his coast reputa-
tion. Colima showed much better in
the third round and carried the fight TO
Delaney, landing several right handlers
10 tne Jaw. Inc CallfOrnian showed
consid boxing skill and reached
face and body with solid thumps
Colima had all the better OF the round
right up to Ave seconds of the bell, /,
when Delaney crossed him with right
on the point of the jaw and knocked him |
fiat on his back The bell ended the
round before the referee had chance
to count.
Referee stops Bout.
Colma SPARED for wind in the fourth |
and got his head cleared before the end |
of the session. Colima was noure1 |
three times in the sixth. but showed
surprising gameness and was fighting |
like wildcat at the bell which ended |
the round. After Collma had beun |
knocked down three times in the seventh
round, Referee Patsy Haley stopped the
bout just before the Mexican's second
threw In towel
Babe Herman. who was one OF Jack
Dempsey's Asparring partners. stopped |
Joe Mendal after two mHstes and forty
seven seconds OF fighting In the fifth |
round.