The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-06
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other right to the head. Schmeling seemed confused. Maxs left eye began to swell as the challenger nailed him again with a left and right to the face. Max seems no match for the Georgian. As they went at it at lcng range, Strib- ling twisted the champion around and nailed him with left to the jaw. Max slugged the Southern er's body and forced Stribling to the ropes. Both were clouting vic iously at the gang. Stribling's left nostril was bleeding again
 ROUND FIVE
 Schmeling jabbed a short left to Stribling's bleeding nose Stribling swapped long lefts, then the cham pion hooked a short left to Strib- lings head and Stribling drove a hard right to Max's side They punched madly in a clinch. Schmel- ing nearly pushed the challenger over the middle of the ropes. They boxed cautiously. Stribling landed a right uppercut to Max's jaw but the champion plowed across the ring pumping both hands to Strib- 'ling's body Both were punching in a clinch at the bell.
 ROUND SIX
 They started clinching but Max stepped back when Stribling asked him to, and then came right back in with a short left hook to the jaw of Str.bling. Stribling missed Ia right uppercut The challenger seemed to be getting careless and tired. The champion nailed him with a hard right to the jaw. The Southerner hooked a nice left to the head of Max Stribling then jabbed two lefts to the champions face and hooked him with left and right to the jaw. Max smash ed two rights to the head of Strib- ling. Stribling laughed but seem ed hurt. Stribling crossed hard right to the champions head at the bell.
 ROUND SEVEN
 Apparently growing stronger as the fight went on, Schmeling was on top of Stribling almost before the Georgian arose from his corner He did some damage, then they clinched Stribling shot two rights to the champions face and made Max miss left hook, then dropped a short right. Schmeling drove a right to Stribling's head. The Geor- gian rallied and smashed a left and right to the champions head Stribling was bleeding from a cut over the right eye and his nostrils at the bell.
 ROUND EIGHT
 Stribling jumped at close quart CTS with left hook to the ear md then tied the champion. up The challenger held on as blood trickled from his face, nose and mouth. Stribling whipped left and right to the chin and made the champion miss at close quart ers. The challenger retreated as Max charged across the ring be- fore he brought Schmeling upl with right upper cut to the head and whipped left hook to the champions head, then glanced an- other right uppercut off Maxs face. Stribling was belting the champion about the body at the bell.
 ROUND NINE
 The champion marched into al clinch. They backed away, fenc- ing carefully. Following furious exchange of blows, Stribling's knees sagged as Schmeling landed a right to the chin The champion whaled both hands to the Georgians sides. Stribiing apparently was tiring fast Stribling rallied and nailed the champion with a right uppercut to the head but Max was right on him punching his body. Both men were punching solidly at the bell.
 ROUND TEN
 The champion charged all the way across the ring and meet Strib- ling with two straight lefts to ithe head. Stribling clinched. Max shot Stribling's head back with a fierce right uppercut. Stribling never stopped punching His face was bleeding badly. He shook his head desperately as Schmeling laid beth hands to the head. Strib- ling's knees sagged as the cham lpion smashed him again on the head.
 ROUND ELEVEN Schmeling charged out coolly, smashing Stribling's body in clinch- les. Schmeling whipped both hands to Stribling's head but Stribling cut loose with desperate rally and bounched both hands weakly Cr I. IL E- l. Frft--