Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-13

left Max whipped over his first
right, a short smash that thudded
DIN Sharkey's head. Jack appear
ed shocked and stormed madly for
ward. He clinched however. and
they were STARRING carefully at the
bell.
Round Two
Sharkey seemed to argue with his
seconds In the corner and came out
or his toes boxing carefully. The
back matched German dove in
with a left and right to the body
and Sharkey hammered both hands
to the head. They clinched. wrestled
an, Sharkey pumped a left to the
head.
He met Max coming forward
again with a sharp right to the
cneek and stabbed the German off
balance with his left. Sharkey
grew more aggressive. but ever
watchful of Max's right, and he
stabbed for the head.
Max did not seem 70 mind al
though he stepped into the upper
cuts and banged a left hook and an
other short right on Sharkey's head.
The sailor warmed TO his fight,
hooking left to the body and right
TO the head. but Max sneaked over
with a left hook and Sharkey bang
ed the German with a straight right
to the chin and they stabbed until
the bell sounded.
Round Three
Sharkey tore after the beagle
proved Teuton and they snapped
rights to the chin on the ropes
both were clean, jarring punches.
Max sneaked over another right
and banged on Sharkey's body In
elise while the sailor tried TO tie
him I'D. "A short right full on the
thc chin shook Schmeling. A bar
rage Of rights sent him founder
ing. Another right sent him TO the
ropes and he came out badly hurt
ard holding for dear life.
Sharkey. cool as falling snow.
stepped into Schrneling with a left
arc another right. He was taking
his time. cutting his man down.
Max stumbled through the blows.
arms wrapped around his head. AS
he slowly recovered the German
shot a feeble left hook to the chin.
Sliarkey stepped in with two left
hooks that doubled Max up and
sent him staggering back to his
corner. a bit staggery at the bell.
Round -Four
Something's seconds rubbed his
neck with ice and gave him deep
draughtS OF smelling salts while
Snarkey sat across the ring con-
~placently awaiting the kill. Shar-
kew stepped into Max with a left
lab a right Furnishing blow 70 the
chin and disdainfully brushed
aside Max's countering left. The
logged German rallied and fired a
tight hand bolt into Sharkey's chin
Charkey's chin that shook the
American. The crowd roared as 1t
landed and Sharkey tossed caution
aside for a second 70 fling both
hands wildly at the crouching
Schmeling's head. Sharkey settled
down. smiled disdainfully. took
other right and smashed both hands
to Schmeling's body. He crossed a
wicked right to the Germans chin
but Max stayed UP. AS they clinch-
cd Sharkey tried repeatedly to twist
Schmeling. Max went down under
a left TO the body claiming q foul.
He could not rise. There was IN
other mad scene as the seconds
stormed into the ring. While Ref
cree Crowley could not seem to make
a decision, it was q perfect repeti-
ton Of the Miami fiasco as Schmel-
ing in agony was carried TO his
corner and rolled on his feet. Still
Crowley refused to make a decision
and the ring now was full OF seconds
arguing.
After several minutes arguing
Crowley decided that Sharkey's left
hook had been low and Max
Schmeling was new heavyweight
champion bv reason of foul.