The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-28
TALKING
IT OVER
WITH JOB VILLAS

NTCW YORK. juno ca suppolo
~ the popular thing TO write
about The fight b. that 1t was awful
Il may even bc The proper thing TO
write The Herr Schmcing beat
tho Paolmo zap al The stadium in
the MIR Fund windup Thureday
nigh beat him rather Cmphaiic9ilv.
with cory and unappctizinG gestures.
but his performance was nothing to
radio Byrd about
There We no knockout. roT
vcrc there any knowdowrs. and
tho customer, had been told ihcTc
would bc. True. IL wasn't en-
tircly the young Hers fault that
these thincs failed 10 matcrializo.
TIE 7sOluro ~ ADDICTED TO
TFV01NCIF- SUCH rs ARR CCMIONLT
IDENTIFIED WITH TURTLES OF RI
TtRrC DISPOSITIONS MD WHEN HE
RFFxs THE sECLUGToN or HIS SHELL.
WHICH RE COTS OFTEN Nt-D WITH
trfNL IflH. 20 - sA|fi- 49, ~ D tf@f'H
Il NOT EASY TO WOUND HIM
CCHIELTNG nd not crack him
> more than once or twice al the
most IN the tender region Of the
Jaw with has militant right hand
For the most part he vas banging
away at the Basquc'S corrugated
noodle. procedure that YIELDED
about as much satisfaction and en-
CCuragemcnt as normally comes IN
an effort to CcmOlIsh an anvil WITH
a feather duStcr.
A more experienced fighter
might have found way to
vancouver PaOIinO into better and
bigger openings. but Schmeling IS
not an experienced fghtr. He still
has many things to learn, and the
only way nc is going to learn them
Is To fight often.
pAOLlNO FOUGHT HIS USUAL FICH !.
WHICH rs TO SAY THAT AT INTERVALS
HF MISSED PUNCHES AS FAR AS FROM
HERE TO FRESNO. CAL WHEN a
TIGHTER WINDS UP. LET'S PUNCH
r-.v. AND MISSES. TIT NATURALLY FOL
LOWS ne is OFF BALANCE AND OPEN.
4 SMART fighter. who is also
~ sharpshooter with his right.
ehould be able to do something about
This besides stand back and view
the exhibition with admirating eyes.
But the Young Herr did not and as
a consequence he looked less impress
sivc and potent than he actually
was.
In his present form and state
Schmchng is not second Dcmp-
soy. There has been slight mis-
take i'm addition on this score. One
nf these days he may he, hut right
now nc is not much moro than
twcnty-sccoud Dempsey.
TIE TRUTH rs THE YOUNG. HERE
HAS DONE RIGHT WELL AS FlGHIb Err
AND IT. I'VE CONTINUES 10 IMPROVE
he PROBABLY Will Be THE NEXT
CHAMPION. or AT LEAST WHAT ULTI-
MATEIy WILL BE ACCEPTED As
cE AAfPION. HE HAS WHIPPED EVERY
CODY he HAS BEEN ASKED TO WHIP
AND IN MOST CASES HE HAS TURNED
IN A ThOROUGH. WORKMANLIKE JOB
OF THE ASSIGNMENT.
TIE came from behind o 6attcn
n Risko. and while he might
have done a more spectacular Job
Of beating Paolino, he won with
plenty to spare. Certainly no other
fighter ever handed Paolino as Sc
vere a beating. and 7 suppose this
is something. His next opponent
may be that noble Boston patriot,
Josef Cukoschay, otherwise Jack
Sharkey. who was introduced in the
ring before the fight
n
AsI extriCatod myself from the
scantIingS in the press box Thurs
day night l fell indignantly into
the Ian Of Mr.. Tommy LOughran,
the light heavyweight champion.
The social obligations of the stu
alton seemed to make it necessary
that 7 indulge in loose chatte with
the fierCely shaver Philadelphia,
SO ! asked him what he thought
Of the fight. and he answered
terrible"
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF SCHMEL-
NC
TERRIBLE
DO YOU THINK YOU CAN WHIP
EINi2"
with EITHER HAND
WHICH MAY OF MAJ NOT MEAN