The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-14


 I4.-Officials of the Pacific Am
 tfican Fisheries, Astoria and
 Puget Sound Packing Com
 pany and Bellingham Canning
 Company, aniiounce they are
 maintaining wages and work
 ing conditions agreed to under NRA. y@ close again, punching ceaselessly to the head and body, until the bell sent them to their corners. Braddock's. round because of low punches.
 - Round Ten 4f
 Baer stormed into the challeng- er, trying to nail him. A long right from Braddock damaged the cham pion's right eye. Braddock half turned Max around with a long right to the ear Plodding methodi- eally along Jim hammered both hands to the body but took three stunning lefts to the chin. 'Baer whipped into the challenger with both hands, then stopped and drop ped his fists and laughed, as though he had no liking for the business. They traded lefts at long range. Baer pumped six right uppercuts to the challenger's head at short range. Braddock shot a right to the body but took three hard rights to the ribs and two more to the head at the bell. Baer's round
 Round Eleven
 Game and still fresh, Braddock Stalked out, pumping lefts to the head. Max drove two long rights to the body and two to the head; then smashed the challenger fiercely with both hands. Baer tried to throw the challenger through the ropes, which drew another warn ing from the referee and booing from the crowd. Max tried desper- ately to measure Braddock with a long right, but couldn't find an opening, so they swung close again He was forcing the battle desper- ately with Braddock slugging game ly back. Baer ripped right upper cuts to the chin from close in .t tho lha1l Pacric round
 Rcun6 Twelve
 Braddock met Baer three quar- ters of the way across the ring and 1rove rights to the body, then a fine left to the head. Punching hard and straight, Braddock tabbed Baer with left and drummed another right, then a left hook to the champions chin. Braddock whipped both hands to the champions head and was slugging furiously past the bell, when the referee separated hem. The referee took the round away from Baer for fouling.
 Round Thirteen
 still fresh looking, Braddock walked into the champion, pumping lefts, but took a half dozen upper cuts to the chin. They nailed each other with right crosses to the chin, but neither hurt the other. Brad dock stuck long left to the cham pion's face repeatedly. As Baer backed away a long right, then a left and right bounced off the champions head. Braddock took wo right uppercuts in close. Baer missed with both hands as Brad lock stabbed his face with a long left. Stepping around in midring Braddock drove two long rights to she head as Baer sought frantical- ly to catch him. A full right hand swing and hard right bounced off Baer's head, but he clipped the challenger with uppercuts. Brad docks round.
 Round Fourteen
 Braddock walked in with a long left, but Baer drilled both hands to the body. Apparently feeling he vas behind, Baer punched furious y at the challenger's head with both hands, but Jimmy stood flat footedly and slugged with him. Max was first to back away .Braddock stabbed twice into the middle of Baer's face, but took half dozen right swings that reddened his ;ide. Braddock threw two terrific lights to the champions head. The ;ound was close; Braddock seemed the stronger of the two.
 Round Fifteen
 They shook hands. Braddock stabbed the champions head with a left, then they locked in close with a body-smashing duel. Brad dock backed away. Madly Baer sought an opening for his right but the best he could do was to drum the challenger's side and then rip his head with half a dozen right uppercuts. Braddock shot a hard right to the head. Desperately Baer threw everything he had in a mad assault, but Jimmy stood like rock, sltlgging back with everything he had. They were standing there punching as the bell rang.