Baer Stops Carnera In Eleventh To Claim World Crown
Max Baer defeated Primo Carnera in the eleventh round at Madison Square Garden to win the heavyweight title. The match drew about 46 000 fans, with Baer delivering a decisive knockdown and the referee stopping the fight after Carnera was hurt. Post bout, Baer touted a future in film and radio, while Carnera sustained a nosebleed and possible injuries.
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Baer
Loughran
Ir Fornia
Primo Carnera
Italy
Johnson
Willard
Dempsey
Tunney
Haif
Carrera
Baex
Maxie
Ciera
Donovan
Primo
Dawn
Camera
Arthur Donovan
Wiley
Hirouglioni
Prime
Maye
Ray Bolger
Oingside
Maxie Baer
Steve Morgan
Badls
Joe Smith
Tommy Loughlan
WEW
York
Madison Square Garden
Baers
Crandall and Group Slated for Another Mound Duel
Crandall and Verve Group are lined up for a high profile pitcher duel in the Corry City Baseball League doubleheader. Crandall, a lefty, beat Aero Supply earlier this season and is expected to start again against Group, a right-hander, in the second game while Raymonds face Washington Lunch in the opener.
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Howard Ty" Crandall
Aero Supply
Corry City
Corry-Jamestown
Aeros
Raymonds
Washington
Crandall
Verve Group
Aero Mound
Portsider
Norm Mountain
Sonny" Dave
Jamiestown
Havas
Carl Coates
Maloney
Babe” Haenel
Anderson
Long
Cobbett
Wtil Haenel
Roberts
Dain
Dick Bach Omer
Ohio State
DeLury Ikely
Popes Sou Ot
Washington Lunch
New Champion Emerges In Slugger Baer Display
Reported from New York Maxie Baer dominated his opponent in a tense heavyweight bout. The crowd saw Baer press early then switch to savage bursts and finish the fight, drawing praise as a rising star with cinematic potential. Also noted are local angling openings and billiards exhibitions featuring Matsuyama at Finch Parlors.
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Dempsi Keiler
Maxie Baer
Dempsey
Loves
Maxie
Bilcholder
Bie
Ring
Marble board cause injures man in Houston
Marble board accident in Houston leaves John Morgan with internal injuries after a fall that fractured the jaw and caused serious wounds. The article notes a broken glass and severe injury as responders assist at the scene.
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Marble Board
Houston
Tex
John Morgan
John
Yale Pitcher Branca Shines For Yankees In Big Win
Yale import Branca pitched superbly as the Yankees routed the Browns 7 to 1, limiting St Louis to one hit and homer by Babe Ruth in a game that boosted New York to near the top of the American League. Murphy also starred earlier, with strong Yale connections driving the club’s success after their western trip.
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Theon Wright
United Press
New York
Jie Ta
Murphy
Branca
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
West
Johnny Murphy
Wartham
Senor
Vernon Gomer
Johnny, Brosca
Yale
Brosca
New Yorkers
St. Lows Browns
Yanks
Yesterday’s Results Across Leagues From Rainy Games
Yesterday reports show Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 7 New York 7 Washington 11 Detroit Boston Rain affected play. Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 2 New York 40 innings, Cincinnati 0 St Louis 12 Boston 1 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 4. International ties Toronto 2 Albany 2 Rochester 17 Syracuse 10. Heroes include Johnny Bronco Yankees shutout Browns misplayed. Hal Schumacher Giants shut out Reds 3-0.
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Yale
Babe Ruth
Detroit
Boston
Yankees
Cleveland
Hal Trosky
Willie Kamm
Athletics
Senators
Chicago
White Sox
Monte Weaver
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
van Lingle Munjzo
Pirates
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
National Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinsts
Louis
Johnty Bronca
Browns
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Reds
Ambrivary
Boo
Women Golf Tourney Opens as Winds Challenge Field
In Cambridge Springs eight women began the Western Pennsylvania Women's Golf Association championship amid strong Seat winds. Leader after halfway is Mrs. W. H. Christie of Butler with net 74, just ahead of Miss Betty Abernethy of Oakmont with 75. Mrs. J. Price of Oakmont stands on 78. Abernethy posted best gross 82 while Christie had 88 gross and Price 83.
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Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Western Pennsylvania
Suis Golf Association
W. H. Christie
Butler
Betty Abernethy
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
J., Price
Abernethy
Cheistie
Price
Bear season may be closed for 1934 in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania game officials report potential next winter may see no open bear hunting season. Hunters bagged an estimated 586 bears this season, about half the population, prompting fears of extinction without changes. Officials consider reducing daily bag limits and adjusting seasonal limits for fall and winter.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Oldbruin
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Ernest M. Hanwood
Commission
CDC
Yesterday's Heroes Rally Leads and Lone Ninth Inning Save
Le Durocher and the Cardinals powered a late rally with a bases loaded homer to tie the score. Bill Lee replaced Malone for the Cubs and retired the side with three strikeouts in the ninth. Leslie doubled for the Dodgers and Lith scored, while Trosky drove in two as the Indians defeated the Athletes 6 to 2.
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le Durocher
Bill Lee
Cubs
Malone
Nun
Ase
Leslie
Dodgers
Trosky
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Stine
Father Penn
Gavie
Kinvey Matsuyama
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Finch Billiard Parlors
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Halleline
Kaji Yamada
Will Elkins
Northwest
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Gramk Ingraitt
Tenter
Caven
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Fave
Boston Redskins
Bill Smith
Cardinals
Don Wagner
Harry Meld
Oregon State Coilexe
Mike Mikiclal
Oregon
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Watt
Teague
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Albany
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