Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26

missed The chunky Spaniard bumped
into two straight lefts and came il
close again to reach ineffectively fol
Hansen's head. There was lot o.
as the two directly opposite figures
floundered wildly about the ring
Paulino burrowed in close and fluna
the left hook to Hansen's head. .He
tapped the Dane on the back of the
neck with two rights. Pauline was
still rushing but doing little damage
at the gong.
! Round 3: Hansen threw the long
left this time, but it missed the wide
Paulino. Pauline buried his head in
his hands and Knute hooked him to the
body. When he pulled his head out OF
the leather, Knute whanged him there
Pauline could not seem to get inside
Knute's long driving arms. He work
ed the Dane into corner and plas-
tered two left hooks to his stomach
They SWapped fiercely, both smashing
with either fist to the head and Paul
inc ran away from that exchange as
the bell rang
Round 4: Knute's left hook, prac-
tically unstopped to head and body,
was beginning to mess UP Pauline S
face, face, cuts appearing over both, thhe
BaSque's eyes, as Knute ripped two
left drives to the head. Another left
called Pauline into clinch. He took
another left hook in getting in close.
Pauline jumped to reach Knute's head
with left and the Dane nearly upset
him with right uppercut full on the
chin. A variety of blows bounced off
Paulino's wide countenance, but he
smiled and came in for more. He
nailed Knute on the ropes with a right
drive to the head, but the Dane danced
away when the bell rang.
Round 5 Pauline ploughed out into
another flock of smashes to the head.
The Dane rushed into the ropes, but
on pausing to wipe his nose took a
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apparently inspired by his success,
whaled away in close, pounding Knute
heavily about the body. He drove two
left uppercuts to Knute's head as they
that his crashing hooks We're bouncing
without effect off Paulino's iron chin
and oak-ribbed body. Pauline just
missed a terrific left to the head as
the bell rounded.
Round 6: They bounced out into a
clinch. Pauline tried to box and that
slowed the action considerably. The
Basque swung damaging left hook
to the stomach and they both closed
up, elbow to elbow, and heads locked
hooks again, two with each hand to
the chin, but the Spaniard did not
mind and he smashed Hansen's head
and body close. to the ropes, They
were roughing in a clinch at the bell.
Round Z: The willing Basque came
in driving, but Knute tied him up and
jabbed repeatedly to his head. Knute
hooked again to Paulino's ears when
the Spaniard came in to smash at his
ribs. They bruised and smashed at
close quarters along the ropes, with
Paulino's stubby left occasionally
reaching Hansen's chin. Head to
head, they s1ugged with both hands
in the center of the ring, both were
firing from the rugged pace. They
were locked in a clinch at the bell.
Round s: Pauline pulled Hansen
down into his bruising short range
style of fighting and Knute matched
shots with him. Knute swung himself
off his feet with wild left swing
and rested for a second on his knees.
A crushing left drive to the heart made
Hansen clnch. They put their heads
together and punched to head and
body like wild men Paulino's short
punches were very effective at short
range. A right and left smash to the
chin failed to stop Pauline and he was
Knute before him and around
the ring when the bell halted the
fusillade.
Round 8: Pauline ran from his
corner and almost threw himself from
the ring when his right swing missed.
But he did lift long left that hurt
Knute's chin and he bruised conf
IDENTIFY in close quarters with the Dane.
Knute showed his long left into the
Spaniard's face to keep him away, but
Pauline was in again and driving en-
tirely to the head and body. KKnute