Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-29

" HIS HdnQS IN short arches at
Schmeling'S head while Max bob-
ped low and threw everything he
mad behind his right hand.
Pauline loOsed over a long over
hand left TO the chin as the bell
rang.
Round Seven
The deadlock. head and arm
locked together into an almcs i'm
rene5rarle barrier broke UD aaa,n
lnto 2 furry of free punches
ochmeling opened UP. came NJ
straight. the Basque Wlanged across
q left hook to the head. his best
punch OF the fight. Max drew bacr
from the next two, rs they stood fIat
toOJed ~ The ropes ami drilIrd tvo
clean rights into the SDaniard.-
chln. II was time to get together
again and they locked arms aud
WreStled, punching and mauling ~
turn as each got an arm free. They
cClIed and tore to the head and
Douy az the rop-s. ueither doifg
'nlch damage, while the crowd Be-
GENE more !nsistent tina. they rct
Gown 70 business and slug.
Round Eight
Schmeling vert back 10 the lob Of
wearing down this block II granite
from the Spanish PyrelnCs. He
Siashed and cut at Paulino's sway
ing arm-bound head. until Pauline
let drive with a left AID right hoo,
that came from way back. They
barely glanced off the Germans
head. Uzcudun cuffed Schmelinrs
EtaC IN a neutral corner His rirht
nook dug into Max's body and made
MN bend a little more The Span-
iaro pulled Schmeiling to the center
Of the ring. keeping IN = slow and
determined fire on the Germans
m~ld-section. Max brought This tn
a sudden halt with q solid smash 70
the chin as the bell rarg.
Round Nine
Max vas more than half vav
across the ring in his eageraess "
get going but Pauline marched
stolidly and heavily onward to close
quarters. The Basque Topped a left
hook 70 Something's side but took
two rights on the chin. A full clDlt
under The a seemed 10 stagger the
SDaniald, but he came back with n
wild attack thai missed Scllr,rlrr
more than 1t landed. Tlley ssru--
gled and pulled each other along
the ropes until Pauline gor his left
loose and swung II to the Jaw. TIE
IN the covered section lclneG
- a chorus OF Sweet Adc!ine." as
action continued to be nociteably
absent up 70 the gong.
Round Ten
Schmeling opened I'D under The
bell by choosing to punch with W.
cucun In clinches, rather than tug
ana wrestle. UZcudun threw two
wild left hooks that never landed
but left him wide open 10 SChmel-
lngs Earring right. Pauline spat
blood as he drew away ana leaned
back into a rousing RICH; uppcrcut.
Schmeling leaned down with the
Basque and lifted his left and right
TO the Spaniacd's chin. Schneling
Strengthened the Spaniard I'D with a
left hook to the chin AMI shook him
the heels with a full right under
The ear. Pauline wobbled and lumus
began tc rise on his cheeks as he
flung both hands in desperation ~
body. He still was a BIZ
wobble-legged at the gong.
Round Eleven
The German, eager, rippeI from
his corner and never let uD for \
second IS he leaned over and darted
both hands to Paulino's head. The
swayed a bit as Max found
his chin with his joltsnE right anc
bulled the Basque about the ring
bobbed in front Of Pauline look
ing for openings and mis- hands
flashed Ike spear thrusts into Pau
limos damaged head. Two fun rights
TO the chin rocked the Spaniard
again and he leaned tiredly 0n the
powerful young German, sweeping
his hands in cumbersome arcs lust
AZ the parts of the anatomy Schmel-
ing seemed always 10 have protected.
The Spaniard was fighting despcr-
ateiy. his face steadily growing more
bloated at the gong.
Round Twelve
Schmeling strove relentlesslv &c
get 70 the burly Basque, flicking
efts TO the face and watching COR an
opening for his right. Pauline raj
led, drove the German 10 the rones
rith SuyaapipC hol.. 49,