Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27

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Tonight Make Schmeling and
Pauline Uzcudun viii scramble ears
in the Yankee stadium in an effort
to clear I'D the muddled. champ
ionleSs heavyweight ranks. Don't
foreet The Herald's fight party. A
leathsr-lunged announcer will bel
low punch-bv-punch returns hat
off the wire for your benefit.
This fight will have little sig
n~ificance IL Schm~liug does not
win deci lively. III Make flops,
as we have stated before, tbs
viii be another one Of those
What Of 1t fights. similar 10 the
unravele1 at Miami Beach
between Stribling and Sharkey.
The Black Uhlan Of the Rhine
has the making Ct a popular
chamrion. This is more than can
h said for the Bounding Basque
WocdchopEer.
Pauline would net try TO impress
the fans with his high intellect and
appreciation Of high arts nor do
we believe he would attempt to
make eff with a Philadelphia
heireSS but despite these good
noints. Pauline is a colorless per-
former. He Is a willing mixer and
perhaps the best catcher" as the
boys saw. in the heavyweight rank7.
Catching" punches. however. is
not considered the best Of form In
champions. The champ is the lad
who losses the devastating blows
not the who takes them
Make and Paulie look a great
deal alike. Each have calm eyeS
Fee-ing from under shaggy brow5
End bread high fOreheads. Both
have prominent check bones.
strong punch flattened Noes.
long upper lips. wide friendly
mouths and square. aImOs. lar
tern Jaws. Neither would taxi or
any male beauty prizes. Their
pans have served too long as tho
detectives for caroming. f-aturr-
smearing hooks. jabs am
Punches.
Looks are as far as the similar
itv extend. however. The Gachu-
min has been humping along the TOP
floor Of fisticuffery for several
wears. He is no stranger in the
United States and the fans have a
pretty fair idea OF what 70 EXPECT
from him. Make. on the other
hand. has flashed into prominence
within the last six months and has
fought only four times in the Unit
ed States.
Pauline Is past 30. The Black
UhIan II cnIy %. Here Is a
team Of comparison between the
two: Johnny RiSko. Cleveland's
rubber -muscied baker boy.
trounced UZcudun In 1927:
Schmeling's chief claim TO fame
Is his recent Knockout victory
over Risko.
Althoug the Gachupin has
knocked out Phil Scott, Harry
wills. Romero Rojas and several
others, he has never demonstrat-
ed a punch similar to the M with
which Make sent Risko down to
sniff the resin. But. to straddle
the fence a little. 1t might also be
said that Uzcudun has lever been
knocked out. Make has. Gypsy
Daniels. who speaks with a limey
accent. laid the Teutonic Terror
like the well known carpet. That
was In Makes earlier days when
he was a pugilistic neophyte.
The Black Uhlan learns quick
~. He certainly knows his phfen
-pfhen-pfen.
He certainly knows his coins.
The greatest Teutonic hope since
Kaiser Bill has Ieaped from a
prelim boy 10 a pugilistic capital
ist commanding hundreds Of
thousands for fifteen short Ses-
siOns Of toll within four bouts.
For smacking over Joe Monte
(Maxie's first opponent in the
Statesl he obtained a paltry
$1,000. In his second bout, he
slapped w Joe Sekyra for a
consideration of $500. Then
came a little song and dance with
PietrO CORR for which he got
hardly. enough to mention. His
next American brawl. staged with
Rlsko. Noted him a purse Of S15.-
900. He win get $4,000 for the
bout tonight.
Young Stribling. or wv. T." rs
Pa refers to him. again has re-
sumed his tour OF the pueilistic
tungles, knocking over the palnnkas.
His first %opDonent. II noE appears
wasn't 50 palooka like. Babe Hunt
I save WI. 7. . nip and tuck chase