Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-12
SPANISH WOOD CHOPPER TOOK
ALL BRIDGEPORT WARRIOR HAD
TO GIVE But LOST ON FOUL BLOW

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YANKEE STADIUM, N. Y, Aug. IL
t&9--Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
won from Paolino Uzcudun, Spanish
heavyweight, on foul in the seventh
round of O 15-round fight here tonight.
After warning Paolino three times
the referee disqualified him for. punch
ing low after one minute 81 seconds
of fighting the round. The end came
suddenly and took crowd of $4,000
by surprise after Delaney had smashed
the Spaniard into a CORY spectacle
with almost every punch in the fistic
category lThe Bridgeport warrior
Speared Paolino at will and only the
Basque's tremendous endurance kept
him on his feet.
For his first fight since relinquishing
the light heavyweight crowd to mingle
with the heavyweight, Delaney weigh
ed 17715 pounds, 16 less than Paolino
Dave. Shade, veteran Californian
lniddIeweight, outslugged Joe Anderson
of CoVington, KY, in a Slam-bang 10
round semi-final. Dave was altogether
too fast for the southerner, making
him miss frequently and leave wide
openings for clean wallops to the head
and ribs but both mixed at a lively
pace.
Shade rocked Anderson with a furi-
Gus attack to the head in the second,
third and fourth rounds and started
blood streaming from the Southerner'S
nose in the fourth. Anderson rallied
furiously at times but could not cope
with the Californiafl's attack. Ander-
son put on sensational squirt in the
closing round but was outpunched. He
weighed, 1872 to 15714 for Shade
Round One
Pauline came out in a crouch be-
hind his huge arms. AS he swung a
left hook to DelGneys head Jack
started a stream Of left jabs that
reached dozen, all clean blows to the
head without return. The Spaniard
waded in close and slugged Jack with
right to the chin Jack ripped a
solid right uppercut into the Basque's
head when he tried it again. Pauline
was clumsy but the big gathering
mostly Spanish, cheered his every move
to- the echo A left hook buried deep
in Delaney's body, doubled him up
momentarily at the bell. g
Round Two
Paolino was mass of elbows, head
buried deeply behind as he Waded into
Delaney A sharp right lashed into
Jacks chin. PaoIino hooked stiff left
to- the body as Delaney WhaledS him
effectively with three right uppereuts.
Another right uppercut buried in the
Spaniard'S body Delaney hammered
Uzcudun with both hands and as he
bored in and even cuffed the Spaniard
playfully on the ear but Paolino didn't
seem to mind a bit. The bell found
the Basque still advancing at the bell.
Round Three
Paolino tried to weave but couldn't
within range as Delaney pasted him
atawill about the head and body. Jack
was smiling at the Spaniard'S efforts
as he cuffed Paolino around. A stiff
right uppercut drove through the Bas-
que's guard to the body. A wild left
landed high on Delaney's head but
he danced away. Without ever a
backward movement Paolino plodded
after the sharpShooter taking steady
jolting about the chin. The Basque
was still on the hunt when the bell
rang.
Round Four
Delaney's left jab darted like long
whip into Paolino's face but he became
careless and q wild right to the side
almost drove Jack through the ropes.
He came back viciously plastering
Paolino with tWo-handed body ram
ming that didn't bother the Spaniard
bit in close Paolino landed four stiff
joltS to the body and coming out drove
a hard left hook to Jacks neck The
procession was on again, Jack stab
bing and beating through openings as
Paolino missed but kept plodding for
ward. They were in clinch at the
bell.
Round Five
They went right back into the clinch
but neither could gain an advantage.
The Spaniard'S curling left wound
around Delaney'S neck, costing him
two joltS on the chin. Paolino threw
a long right into Delaneys body just
before Jacks left to the chin turned
the Basque half way around. Jack
SWapped two rights to the body for his
own left deep under Paolino's heart.
The Basque missed Jacks chin by a
foot with long left swipe at the gong.
Round Six
Dancing gracefully on his toes, De-
laney speared the Basque three times
with lefts to the dead. Paolino doFe
forward and nearly fell through the
ropes as Delaney hooked him full on
the chin with left. Still plunging
forward, with blood now coming from
his nose, Paolino hammered a snort
right to Jacks ribs and followed with
a right hook to the chin. Peering
through his own as well as dozen of
! Delaney's gloves, Paolino followed Jack
into corner. He almost fell and
Delaney speared him with right to
the head. Jack was hitting with both
hands to the chin when the bell rang.
Delaney hardly breathed heavily in
his corner while Paolino's handlers
sponged his CORY face frantically. The
rights were thudding again into Pao-
limos head and his left eye now was
cut. Paolino lounged in close, took
Delaney's short, right full on the chin
When he missed low swing Paolino
tried tn shake hands with the r,aferen