New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
.SCHMEL|NG'S RING
 FUTURE UNDECIDED
Germans Victory Over Paolino
 Starts | Lively Discussion

New York. June :e (UP)-Mux Schmeling's future in the prize ring has absorbed ths boxing world in & lively discussion of the strong and weak points Of the young German heavyweight.
 While Schms cling has been univel- sally praised for his decisive victory over Paoline U1cudun, hitherto re- eardcd as the strongest and roushest of all heavyweights, net everyone is ready to concsde the heavyweight title to Herr Max.
 Tommy Loughran. light-heavy- weight champion, is one of those who finds fault with the present ability of Gchme cling.
 'Schnieling is . good prospect" Tommy said. but u long way from q heavyweight champion. If brought along properly he may develop into a champion but he can be ruined # he is overlnatched.
 'I see schmclinG now as good hoxer with . cool head. nothing more. The terrific punch I heard he had was nowhere in evidenc- against Paolino or he would have won by . knockout"
 William F. Carey. president of Madison Square Garden. thinks schmelins looks like . future champion"
 "He satisfied me that he is a great fighter by the way he whipped Paolino. as game . fighter as ever stepped into the ring" Carey said. "I think most everyone who saw schmeling in action agrees with me-"
 Experience IN what Schmeling needs now more than anything else in the opinion Of many smart boxing men.
 If schmeling is kept active and not allowed to think he has the heavyweight title won he promises 10 develop into a great fighter" said Jack McAulliffe. retired undefeattd lightweight champion. He is no Dempsey and never will be. He has many fine qualities. including q left jam reminiscent of Gene Tunney, but still think his black hair is the only thing about him that resembles Dempsey"
 A resum ption of the wrangle over Schme,ing's contract between his American managers headed by Joe Jacobs. and the German newspaper man. Arthur Bulow. who brought the Black Uhlan Of the Rhine to this country in May. 1928. threatens 10 he resumed all over again.
 Bulow has served notice through his legal advisers that he expects SchmclinK to go through with con tract he has made for him 10 figh, Phil Scott of England for Humber !. Fusazy at Ebbets Field.
 Until Schmelina's contract tansl- ie straishtened out Madison Suuar Garden will not attempt to do busl- ness with him. according to William F. Carey.
 The Garden has Jack Sharkey o! Boston signed to fight any opponent selected for him in September and has until July 1 5 to name the man.
 All talk of match between Jack Dempsey and Schmeling is prema- ture as Madison Square Garden has not opened negotiations with the former champion. nor. according te Carey does it intend to until Demp- sey officially announces his return 10 the ring.
 'If Jack returns 10 the ring ] be. lieve hn will fisht for Madison Square Garden" Carey said. but have not heard anything from him that wouli lead me to believe h" i. coming back. I'll only believe he'- coming back when he tells me 90 hiwself'
 For the present. Schmeling will accept four or six weeks >aud. = vile contract after which he will take 3 rest. Meanwhile, the Ger mans contract dispute may keep him idle for some time.