New Britain herald., 1926-07-17
Round Six,

right which all but floored Berlen- bach. The champion clinched and scored to the body twice.
 Two driving uppercuts bounced off Berlenbach's jaw. Another uppercut caught Berlen- bach coming in, but he danced out of range of Delaney's follow.
 The champion staggered Delaney with a left to the head but Delaney slowed Berlenbach with a short right to the head. The champion was playing to the body with his damaging lefts.
 They were waltzing at the bell. Round Seven.
 Berlenbach blocked Delaney's left with his glove and bounced his left off the challenger's chin.
 The champion sent the challenger backward with a stabbing left to the chin but he did not follow up.
 Berlenbach staggered Delaney with his left to the chin again, but he took a vicious right to the body.
 Delaney ripped over his right up- percut and the champion clinched. Another left to the head brought blood from Delaney's nose but he | appeared unhurt. The bell rang just as Delaney drove a right to the head.
 Round Eight.
 Both blocked right leads. Then Delaney got by Paul's guard to slip damaging right to the titular chin. With one arm locked, Berlenbach peppered away at Delaney's ribs with his left. The champion caught Delaney in corner and drove both hands to the head and body. The challenger appeared to be weakening under the strain of Berl- anbach's extra poundase as Berlen- bach's left brought fresh blood from Delaney's nose and mouth. Berlenbach took q right to the chin coming In.
 They stepped out of clinch as the bell sounded.
 Round Nine
 Delaney missed a sweeping right uppercut, then clinched. They both pumped away at the body.
 Delaney slipped In sidestepring one of Paul's rushes and dropped to one knee but came right up.
 The champion appeared as strong as ever as he ripped his left to De- laney's unprotected body.
 They clinched and wrestled more frequently as Delaney appeared to be tiring.
 Delaney drove a glancing right 10 Berlenbach's chin but the champion countered with his famous left to the head, which stung the chal- Ieneer.
 They clinched at the bell.
 Round Ten.
 Blood was streaming out Of De- laneys nose as he came up for the round and the champion rushed him all over the ring. with both gloves carrying fire to the head and body
 Berlenhach took Delaney's right | to his glove. hut could not stop a left to the jaw.
 
 The challenger was backing ur at l every charge. with desperate leap l Delaney stepped in and fetnting | with his left. drove his right to l Paul's chin. but the effort was tirtng and he took left 10 the body back l ing up to the ropes.
 They were fighting hard at the bell.
 Round Eleven.
 The challenger looked haggard as he came up. They swapped weak | lefts to the body. Delaney tapped Berlenbach gent ly with his right but took the full steam of Berlenbach's left to his | ribs.
 Berlenbach bounced right to 1 Delaneys nose but took stiff right to the jaw in return.
 The champion was taking all his challenger could shoot without back ing up.
 Berlenbach tapped Delaney's bleeding nose again but almost crumpled Up by Delaney's counter ing right to the body, just as the bell rang.
 Round Twelve
 Two of Delaney's rights went wild before he drew his weakening right to Paurs chin.
 A stinging right uppercut hurt Berlenbach and the crowd yelled to the challenger 10 follow up but he was content to let Berlenbach come back for more.
 Another right to the head, fol- lowed by glancing left stunned the champion and Berlenbach held on. Two rights to the head brought faint trickle of blood from Berlen- bach's left eye.
 A wild right and left uppercut both found their mark to the cham pion's chin and the crowd went wild but the bell halted Delaney's gruel- ling attack.
 Round Thirteen.
 The challenger came up with re- newed strength.
 He pumped his left to Berlen- bach's body and then shot over fight to the chin and the champion grasped for the body.
 Berlenbach appeared to be tirins and another left to the body fore sd him to clinch. Berlenbach reeled under the power of Delaney's trip hammer right to the jaw but In desperation he drove his left to the -ibs and head. A left to the head staggered the champion.
 Inn Delaney turned him around with crushing right.
 The crowd yelled franticslly to the but the bell stopped the 'ound.
 Round Fourteen.
 Delaney boxing cleverly. took oaurs left lead on his glove, then lrove a lightning right to the Jaw.