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Delaney and Champion Fight
' Fast 15-Round Match
CHEERING GREETS BOXER
Jfcvr York Mnii Knocked Ifcmii by
Challenger Moms In
Virion Enoouutor
MORN I NG REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE.', SATURDAY, PEC, U, .928
; ny The AMOctatM Pre) .
NBW YOIIK. Dee. 11. Pnul
Berlenbnrh of New York, world's
IlKht heavyweight chnmnlon, aue
cessfully defended his title In
fnst 1 (-round match against Jack
Delaney of Urldeport, Conn., nt the
first boxing how ever held In the
New Madison Square Garden here
tonight.
.' (Br The AMoctsterf Prow)
1' 'NEW YORK, Ilea 11. The Ber-
lenbach-Delaney fight by rounds
follows:
Hound one: , ? I
Delaney was Riven o. rousing
ovation as he was Introduced to
the throng which parked lue new t
garden. The challenger was forced
to rise and bow three times before I
the cheering - subsided. Delaney
danced around the champion for
halt a -minute without a blow be
ing landed. Delaney crossed his
right but BerlenaVich caught It
going -"away. Both appeared cautl-i
ous and. the crowd roared for ac
tion, Delaney landed two weak left
jabs and the champion countered
with a left to the body without
damage.. They were dancing at the
bell. It was a tame round.
Neither Open V'p
Round two:
5 The "dancing continued, neither
man appearing willing to open up.
Delaney bounced a left jab off
Berlenbach s jaw and stumbled as
he evaded the champion's return,
falling to the ring but he was up
Immediately. Delano missed with
his -left and Berlenbach landed a
right to the jaw. Jack Jarred the
champion with a stiff left to the
face.. They continued to .dance and
jab weakly as the bell rang.
Round three:- ?
i Delaney scored with " his left
twice. A bard jab-to Delaney's face
brought a flurry of blood from the
challenger's nose. It was the best
Mow of the battle. Delaney lifted
the champion off his feet with a
tinging left to the ear. Both
sanded lefts to the head. Delaney
lifted a neat uppercut and drove
the champion to the ropes. Delaney
landed three Jabs to the head and
took one just as the bell rang,
t Round fouri -
1 The champion landed' solidly to
the challenger's head and body and.
"Pelaney countered wlthHeft to the
face. Berlenbach ruxlidl Delaney
to a corner and had the bolter of
a wild exchange. Delaney knocked
llerlenbarh down with a well timed
rluht to tho Jaw and the chum,
nion took a count of throe befoi-c
he came up. Blood trickled from
his mouth. It was a vicious blow.
Delrtney -vas coo! as he elm-ted
In deliver the blow that would
change the championship hut Ber
lenbach covered completely. - The
hell rank with the fighters duncing
cautiously,
riuunpimi Brings Blood
Round five:'
Delaney Jnhbcd with his left
and Rcrlcnhach backed away. A
tantalising Jab brought fresh blood
from Delaney's nose. Delaney clev
erly blocked a 'left lead and kept
sticking his left jub Into llerleii
bach's face. Another stinging Jab
sent the champion Into a clinch. A
well delivered right sent Berlen
bach to his heels. Both bled as the
fight assumed faster proportions.
Delaney staggered Berlenbach with
his wicked right Just before the
bell.
Round six: -
Berlenbach stuck his right jab
Into Delnney'8 face and tho chal
lenger slipped to the ring In going
away. - Delaney continued to tor
ment the champion with his tan
tnllsing Jab. Delaney was boxing
cleverly and the champion could
not set for a punch. Another weH
timed right to the Jaw forced
Berlenbach to clinch. A ' second j
en Nicked-him to the roiies. Ber-I
lenbach landed his left to the nose
and the blood flowed more freely.
Berlenbach landed a vicious
body blow as the bell ended the
round..
Round seven f -
. Berlenbach rushed at his chal
lenger with flying fists, landing
both to tho face but Delaney boxed
himself away. Berlenbach sank a
left to Delaney's mid section but
Delaney turned the clunp!on
around with a right to the Jaw.
Two smacking left Jabs stung Ber
lenbach. Another crashing right
caught Berlenbach on the jaw and
he backed away. The-challenger
started an uppercut but it went
wild. Delaney was stabbing away
as tho bell rang.
Blows A ro Wool
Round eight:
Both poked away with weak
jabs. A vicious left jab bounced
oft Berlenbach'a brow and before
he could counter another arrived.
The third left jab caught Berlen
bach coming In and he landed two
good blows to the 'body. Delaney
was landing his Jab frequently
erossing with his right at Intervals
and the" blood streamed from the
champion's nose and mouth.
Delaney. swung Berlenbach around
with a straight left just before the
bell.
Round nine: ' 1 r
j Delaney danced and jabbed
around the champion. Berlenbach
missed a left hook.- They wrestled
and clinched as the crowd booed.
Delaney slipped-as he danced away
from Berlenbach 'hut he got right
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up. Delaney swune over his richt
aKain and Berlennaeh faced the
opposite direction. Another riKht
stairRcred Berlenbach- - and .he
grabbed at the ronea to hold him
self. The bell found them sparring.
Hound ten: '
Delaney jabbed Berlenbach all
over the rinit with a IlKht left,
waiting for the chance to pat ovor
his inula, kk-k lint right. Using his
left to.. Jab, Berlenbach -peppered
nisichallotiger with a jab which
kept blood running. - Berlenbach
sank a hard right to - Deluney's
heart and' the-challenger clinched.
A stiff uppercut lifted Berlenbach
but . the boll - prevented Delaney
from .following- up.
Round eloven: - '
Berlenbaeh slowed his challenger
with his left to the stomach. Then
he staggered him with a left to the
head. Delaney missed an uppercut
by inches but landed a left jab
followed by a hard right to tho
jaw.- Delaney landed a weak right
to the jaw. the champion counter
ing with two good body blows.
Delaney staggered the champion
with- a right -and Berlenbach
clinched as- the bell rang. )
Round twelve:- t
-Berlenbach'a right eye was
puffed double as he came up. The
champion was moving away when
Delaney crossed a right. Delaney
put over another jab- and the
champion's right eye all but closed.
Delaney -punched Berlenbach . at
will in a fierce exchange in the
center of the ring, rocking his head I
back and forth with straight leads j
and uppercuts. Delaney's right eye
started to swell as -Berlenbach s
left played its tatoo on the cheek
bone. A short- Jabbing left floored
Delaney as he was coming In but
he was up with a count Just before
the bell rang. -
Punches .Arc VUd
Round Thirteen: . ......
Berlenbach started to punch
wildly and chased his challenger I
around the ling. A stinging left
spun Delaney around but he pulled
into a clinch. Both continued to.
1 jab away with lefts. The champion j
was growing stronger as he bat-1
tered Delaney with both hands, j
The blood flowed freely from De-1
laney's nose as Berlenbach'a jabs
'. landed to the face. Delaney landed ,
.a. weakrlght at the bell. V '
Ik-ktney Is KthsKored
1 Round fourteen: .
Both landed good jabs to the I
head. Berlenbach'a left glanced j
off Delaney's ear but Jack plugged ;
away at the champion's ribs with j
his right hand. Berlenbach stag-1
gered Delaney with a vicious left j
, to the body and Delaney went to j
one knee but was up Immediately, j
The blow hurt, the challenger. De-
laney lifted up a right uppercut!
and followed witn a jao ana Her
lenbach got over an uppercut In re-
: turn. They were clubbing away at
the body at the bell. -
1 Round fifteen: i
They touched hands. Delaney
sped over his Jab to Bcrlenbach's
eye and danced away from a re
turn. A right to the body doubled
Delaney. They clinched. Another
right to the Jaw and Berlenbach
sugged. They hammered away
mercilessly to Berlenbach'a corner.
An uppercut drove Berlenbach into
a clinch. Both landed crushing
drives to the face nnd Jaw. The
fans. . roared i nt the furious ex
change. A weak right to the heart
caught Berlenbach comlnjr In. They
stood toe to toe tind punched at
the face. They were dancing at the
bell.
FOOTBALL SCHEDULES
FOH 1926 COMPLETED
Stanford Contest Only
Played In Eugene
One
JUNIOR TEAM 1S WINNER
! . I I
IlIflH KCHOOh CHAMJ'IOXKIMP
IS AWAHDKD
First National Bank
Since 1883
The Junior team of tho Eugene
high school won the Intcrclass
basketball ehamplonahip by de
feating the senior team 27 to 15.
The Junior team went through the
season without a defeat.
Regular basketball practice will
start Monday. There nre two let
termen back from last year
Barnes and Coleman to build the
team around. Home good ninterlal
showed up In the intorclass games.
MAfck WINS KNOCKOUT
HKXItV FOltD DEFEATED BY
DENVER IlOXI.It
the open door : .
' of accommodation
. of co-operation
v- fllr The AmnclRted Promt)
DKNVHU. Colo..- Doo.r.U'.
Eddls Mack, Denver featherweight,
won a " technical knockout In the
second round ovor Henry Ford of
Boston In a scheduled four-round
bout here tonight. . Harry Hno.
Portland 128 pounder, won a three
round decision from Frankle Palu-
'so of Salt Lake City.
(Br The AaKdaHd-lTtnl I
SKATTUK. Wash.. Dec. II. Pa
cific Coast Intercollegiate athletic
conference football schedules' were
officially adopted here tonight by
officials representing universities
in the -conference at the annual
meeting here.
The University of California
schedule Includes games with Ore
gon Agricultural college on October
1$ at Berkeley; University of Ore
gon on October 30 at Berkeley;
University ot wasnington on No
vember S at Seattle; Stanford Uni
versity on November 20 ot Berke
ley: University of Southern Califor
nia on October :J at Berkeley. The
University of Washington schedule
will he:
Idaho Contra to Seattle
University of Idaho on October
16 at Seattle. r i
.. Washington State college on Oc
tober 23 at Seattle.
Whitman college October 10 at
Walla Walla.
. University of California on No
vember 6 at Seattle.
Stanford University on November
13 at Palo Alto.
University of Oregon on October
9 at Portland.
University of Nebraska . on
Thanksgiving day at Seattle.
Stanford university's schedule Is:
University of Oregon, October 23.
Eugene. ....
University of Southern California,
October 30, Ixw Angeles.
University of Washington, No
vember 13. Palo Alto.
University of California, Novem
ber 20, Berkeley.' i ' o
- .. A, C. Soliodulo Given '
Oregon Agricultural college will
olay the University of Montana Oc
tober 2. Missoula: University of
California, Octobsv 16, Bcrkoley:
University v of Idaho, October 30,
Corvallls; University of Southern
California, November 13. Portland;
University of Oregon, November 20,
Corvallls: Marquette university.
Thanksgiving day, Marquette.
Michigan.
The University of Southern Coll.
rnrnia's schedule Is: Washington
State college. October 9, Los An
neles; University of Cnllfornla, Oc
tober 23, Berkeley; Stanford, Oc
tober 30, I Angeles: Oregon
Agricultural college, November 1J.
Portland: University of Oregon or
Idaho (tentative). 1-os Angeles, No
vember 20; University of Mon
tana, Thanksgiving day, Los An
geles. The University of Oregon will
play: Washington, October 9, nt
Portland; Stanford. October 28, at
Eugene; University of California,
October 30, Berkeley: Washington
Stale college, November 13, Pull
man; Oregon Agricultural college,
Corvallls, November- 30.
IcuiIhi-O. A. C. tianio Oct. 30 -
The Idaho university will meet:
University ot . Montana, October
9, Missouln.
. University of Washington, Octo
ber 10. Seattle.
Oregon Aggies, October 30, Cor
vallls. -.
Washington 'state, November 6,
Moscow. -. . ' . t
- Unlvorslty of Wouthorn - Cnllfor
nla, November 20. 1,oh v-Mif.j, .
Washington Hlili enlleiro 'has
arranned the follo"-'n" schedule:
University of Southern California.
October 9. Los Angeles.
University of Montana, October
16. Pullman.
University of Washington, Octo-Moseow,-
. . . : m i
University of Oregon, Novcmbor
ber ift Seattle,
University of Idaho, November 6,
13, Pullman.
floniuga Unlvorslty, November 20,'
Pullman. 1
The University of Montana opens!
the season October 2-agalnst: .
Oregon Aggies at Missoula, -
University of Idaho, October 9,1
Missouln, ' ' . ;
Washington Stato collcgo, Octo-1
ber 10, Pullman. , ,.
' Oon7.aga college, November 6 (
Spokane.- - .
Unlvers'ty of Southern California,;
Thanksgiving day, Los Angolos.
Crltli'Um Is Outlawed
'(lly The AMerlalna pran) .,
SEATTLK. Wash., Doe. . J 1.
Neither, coaches nor officials ' of
schools .represented In the Poclfle
Coast Intercollegiate! Athletic con
ference will bo permitted to crltl-
clso the work of referees In future
gnmes. It was decided at a meeting
of the conference hero tonight.
O. A, C. Team Deft-ale!
(Pr Th AwKlalnl )rvw . .
COltVAI.l.IS. Dec. 11. Tho Sev.
enth Infantry polo team of Van
couver Barracks, Washington, do
feated the Oregon Agricultural col
lege team here tonight by a score
of nine to eight.
tSrnium Not to Piny
' '(Tlr Tli AuuHatttl l'rM)
. .PKTItOIT. . Mlrh.. Deo. II.
After being examined by a Dotrutt
physician tonight. Ilnrnld Orange,
football star, announced he would
not play .with the Chicago Bears
In their professional football gume
here tomorrow.
CONTEST FROM ALBANY
Local Team Takes 50 Pins
. From Visitors
day accepted an Invitation. This
Invltutlun was tendered nnd ac
cepted here In the annual meeting
or tho conference.
Tho University of Alabama,
which had already signed a con.
tract to play In the game, was
formally Invited, and a formal ac
ceptance was rendered.
SENCIO DEFEATS PELZ
NINE ltOl'N'DM OK TEN TAKEN
11V vinm;h
Eugene bowlers last night de
feated Albany In the first game of
the season by 60 pins. Knight of
Eugene was high score man with
101. while Hensler, also ot Eugene,
had high average, 164.
There will be no more games un
til after the first of the year.
- Contest results of last night fol.
low:
Albany
" - - Totals Pet.
Collins ju. .. 763 160 3-6
Chambers . 707 141 2-6
Kornbeck ... 736 147
Eastburn 811 162 16
Adams ...SI 6 163 1-6
(Ilr Th AMtMUted IVm) I
P01tTLANI, Ore.. Deo. 1 if
Clever Senelo defeated Benny Pels
ot this city at the armory hero to
night, taking nine rounds of the
Inn scheduled. .Though Senelo
landed practically every blow
known to hosing e--lenre, he could
not knock pent -off his feet: .
Pels look the eighth round with
a burst of speed that surprised
everyone In the liouao Im lulling
Senelo. At no other time did he
even approach the sieed or tluehl
ness of the winner. They are fly
weights. In a ten-round seml-wlndup,
Jack Heddiek, light heavyweight
rhainplnn of Canada gave Young
Peter Jackson. Portland negro
heavyweight, a good walloping,
earning hla deelslon by a wide
margin. - .
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INSURE WITH HENRY TROMP
ta-16-tf
Read Register Classified Ada
Totals ...
.. Eugene
Knight
Ash worth
i Hensler
1 Walker
i Smith
Totals -
3822 704 2-6
781
. 716
, 820
786
. 770
166 1-6
143
164
167 1-6
164 -
. 3872 774 2-6
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