Louis Dominates Baer in Nonstop Heavyweight Bout
Joe Louis wins a dramatic four round knockout of Max Baer at Yankee Stadium in a one sided title bout. Louis’s victory marks his 26th straight win and 21st KO as promoter Mike Jacobs plans a Schmeling bout next year.
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Louis defeats Baer in New York ring retirement follows
Joe Louis wins a hard fought decision over Max Baer in New York as Baer announces retirement to cattle raising. Louis marries his Chicago bride Marva Trotter hours before the bout and credits Baer with a tough chin while planning future bouts. The crowd of 84 831 voices a record gate of 932 944 dollars for the show.
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Phelan warns of thin Washington squad this season
Coach Jimmy Phelan laments weak material and a brutal schedule at the University of Washington. He notes key losses Burl Bufkin and others, but praises backfield versatility led by Elmer Logg and Jimmy Cain. The Huskies’ 193 notables include Oct 4 Santa Clara and Nov 9 California amid a demanding coast slate.
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Atlanta Crackers Edge Pelicans in Opening Playoff Game
The Atlanta Crackers beat the New Orleans Pelicans 4 to 1 in the opening game of the Southern Association playoff final. Bud Thomas pitched effectively to help secure the win in the best of five series. The winner will meet Oklahoma City in the Dixit series.
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Louis Baer Fight Described From Front Row View
Henry McLemore reports an eyewitness account of Joe Louis versus Max Baer at Yan kee Stadium New York. The piece vividly recounts the first three rounds with blood, blows and the crowd reaction as Louis dominates Baer in a ferocious early bout.
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Dean Brothers Face Toughest Task of Their Baseball Life
The Dean brothers face a formidable challenge vs the onrushingCribs crew after Paul rests four days and Dizzy follows tomorrow. St. Louis won 11-2 over Pittsburgh as Collins and Durocher homered, and Giants swept Phillies in a doubleheader. Dodgers split with Braves, Yankees beat Washington 14-6, Indians 14-7 over Tigers, Red Sox sweep A’s, Browns take both ends vs White Sox.
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Baer vs Louis ends in brutal finish as Louis dominates
The article reports Jack Dempsey's blunt assessment of Max Baer after Baer’s loss to Joe Louis. Dempsey labels Baer “washed up” and recalls urging Baer to slug rather than box. Louis is praised as a terrific fighter and likely to remain prominent for years.
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El Paso High Tigers Seen Top District Four Threat
El Paso High School Tigers the 1994 district four champions look set to defend their title in the 1934 bi district eliminations of the Texas Interscholastic League. Key returners include Sammy Dwyer and H C Weisinger with Mike Carrasco forming a fast backfield while Kenneth Heineman recovers from a broken ankle.
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