Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28

from deep cover as Make adopted
the Spaniard's style and danced in
front Of him with his own arms
forming a protecting barrier.
Max forced Pauline into the en-
ter of the ring. pecking at Paulino's
head with his left.
UZudun seemed content 20 lean
III and wait. testing the power Of
the Germans heavy guns. He took
three solid right cracks on the head
before looSening a wild left hook
that missed Make a foot. They
put their heads together again and
paved for openings while the crowd
murmured disapproval at the bell.
Round Two
They went back to q slow pace
that d~ispleaSed the customers. They
leaned on each other and smote al
projected heads and sides.
Schmeling lifted a right ]uppercut
through Paulino's arms and bobbed
the Spaniard's head back. The
Basque then shed some Of his eau
tiCn. bulled into Schmeling and
drove two let's 10 the body.
Taking 4 lead from P~aulino's
book. the German too. kept his arms
close 70 home for protection and
there was little damage as they
mauled in close.
Schmeling stood up straight and
dropped two left hooks on Paulino's
Jaw. The Spaniard could not seem
TO set the range but he still bored
at Something's gloves as the bell
sounded. and the bocs increased.
Round Three
Max came out full Of fire and
determination. He bounced half a
dozen straight let's off Paulino's'
granite c-0untenance and dropped
over a short right. Pauline never
faltered as Max bounced his fam
Gus right in tho swarthv ones chin.
and came back with three hooks
that seeped into Schmeling's body.
The pace increased. as Pauline
swatted freely. trading his short
looks to the. head for Something's
darting right.
The Spsniard grew careless and
dropped his guard and Schmeling
whalcd both hands 70 the head
Max WINGED as PaulinO's sweeping
left hook dropped low but he made
no protest as the bell sounded.
Round Four
The SDaniard again seemed con-
tent 10 let SchmelinE carry the Of
fen5ive. bobbing under what
punches he could.
The others tool; effect on his
head and body but seemed 70 make
no impression. Schmeling stepped
around him in brisk fashion. peck
ing with let's and dropping over
occasional rights that mostly were
blocked. They bent over with their
heads tocether and poked onward
~ each others chins. Through the
tangle Of chins and arms Max
rested while their arms were locked
and threw Pauline off balance. The
Spariard came back urnerturbed,
still holding his fire 40 the gong.
Round Five
II seemed Schmeling would have
to do all the fighting until he back
cd % the rO0es and gave the Span
lard an opening. Uzcudun bounced
n left hook off Schmeiing's chin
but could gain no further advan-
tage as thew SluggCd with their
heads and gloves punched together.
Pauline came out but his left and
right whistlcd over Schmeling's
head Max aot impatient pokinG
at PaulinO's gloves and elbows and
oDened ND with both hands to the
Standards forehead. Pauline loop
Cd a left hook through the punches
and brought ND his righ+ 10 tho
chin az close Quarters. He went
70 his corner ~ the bell with a
tricElo or blood secping from one
nosttil
Round Six
Pauline rushed the German 70
the ropes and Tor the first time
the slow draCgy pace broke out