Dempsey Predicts Baer KO Of Carnera For Title
Jack Dempsey foresees Max Baer beating Primo Carnera for the world heavyweight title at the Garden Bowl on June 14. He argues Baer will wear down the Italian and deliver a decisive knockout inside 15 rounds, praising Baer’s speed and strategy while praising Carnera’s size and skill but predicting Baer’s superior endurance and power.
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Jack Dempsey
Harry Grayson
New York
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Garden Bowl
Baer
Carnera
Tommy Burns
Mussolini
Mittman
Jim Corbett
Shab
Cannery
Primo
Sullivan
Corbett
Jeffries
Livermore
Big Loy
Max
Prince of
Tex Rickard
Neha Service, Inc
Carnera's superstition shapes training and prep
In a June 11 report from New York by Harry Grayson, heavyweight champion Primo Carnera relies on Dr. Joe Bier's Pompton Lakes camp, walks prescribed routes, and guards against red hair, while Max Baer undergoes intense conditioning with Delph Thomas and Mike Cantwell. The article notes Dempsey’s demanding regimen contrasts Baer’s reluctance to be driven, amid omens and boxing lore surrounding the Garten Bowl clash.
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Max Baer
Bill Brown
New York
Brown
Baer
Carnera Waitive
Prince Carnera
Joe Bier
Pompton Lakes
Carnera
Ancil Hoffman
Dempsey
Mauler
Midwest
Delph Thomas
San Prencisco
Mike Cantwell
The
Wheaton, Sr
Tishman
Schmeling
Dempsey Faces Baer in Questionable Training Methods
The article recounts Jack Dempsey’s concerns over James Baer’s lax practice in Ashbury Park. Dempsey complains Baer’s rounds extend beyond the three planned minutes, urging seriousness and discipline. He humorously notes Baer’s carefree style and warns of a tough, woodshed-like reprimand if needed.
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Dempsey
Baer
Primo Carnera Baer Title Fight Draws Big Gate
Associated Press reports Prime Carnera Baer heavyweight title defense at Madison Square Garden draws strong box office. Advance sale near 200000 dollars with gate projections over 490000 dollars as Baer’s camp questions Carnera’s training while pundits debate peak timing and odds favor Baer at about 2 to 1.
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Herbert W. Tarker
Associated
New York
Prima Camera
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Baer
Downing
Asbury Park
Pompton Lakes
Carnera
Remember One Year Ago T Today Billy Burke Ryder Cup
Do you remember one year ago today Billy Burke was named the tenth member of the American Ryder Cup team. The brief notes reference past selections and events in sports history with concise date markers and names.
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Billy Burke
Billy Til Tien
Hartford, Conn
Milwaukee Keeps Pace Despite Split Doubleheader
Milwaukee’s effort to overhaul the pace-setting Minneapolis Twins ends mixed as the Brewers win a doubleheader 7 to 4 and 9 to 4 after dropping the first two games. They remain four and a half games back of Donie Bush’s club while Indianapolis stays close behind.
League Leaders By AP Yesterday's Games
Baseball leaders across American and National Leagues highlighted by batting averages runs and RBIs with standout figures from Tigers Senators Yankees and Cardinals. A drowning incident near Osage Deepwater Missouri reports two fishermen missing and later found drowned.
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Deepwater
Clara Matthews
George Ward
Kansas City
Giants Rise With High Powered Slugging In NL Race
Giants surge to 20 hits in a 16 to 7 win over the Phillies as they keep pace atop the National League race. Cardinals top Pittsburgh 3 to 2 behind Jim Collins homer and Dizzy Dean, Cubs beat Cincinnati 7 to 4, Warneke bests Derringer in a sharp pitchers duel. Brooklyn falls 10-8 to the Braves after two errors in the 11th, Tigers lose 3-1 to Chicago, Yankees beat the Athletics 7-3, Gehrig hits his 15th homer with bases loaded. Ferrells key Boston victory over Washington 4-3 as Cleveland defeats St Louis Browns 6-1 behind Gob Weiland’s seven-hitter.
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Hugh S. Fullerton TR
Associated Dress
New York Giants
Giants
Phillies
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Jim Collins
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Cincinnati
Len Warneke
Paul Derringer
Brooklyn
Braves
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago
Boston
Wes
Rick Ferrell
Wesley
Washington
Sox
Cleveland
St. Louis
Browns
Gob Weiland
Honest laughter at a dropped purse hoax goes on
In Boston a crowd mocked a purse dropped on the ground until a woman reclaimed it. Passersby joked while a few laughed at the sight. The woman asserted the purse contained lull notes and claimed honesty prevailed as she examined it.
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Associated Press
Boston
Yesterday's Stars Show Strong Batting Across Leagues
Jimmy Dites of the White Sox drove in winning runs against Detroit after three team hits. Bill Cissell of the Sox hit a homer and scored twice in a win over the Senators. Blondy Fuentes of the Giants had four hits and five RBIs against the Phillies. Bob Weiland of the Indians fanned eight in a seven hit win over the Browns. Kiki Cuyler of the Cubs drove in thirteen with a double and two singles against the Reds. Randy Moore of Graves singled in the eleventh to drive in a run versus the Dodgers. Results include New York over Philadelphia 14 to 7, Pittsburgh 22 to 3 over St Louis, Boston 10 to 4 over Brooklyn, Cincinnati 4, Chicago 7, Philadelphia 2, New York 7 over Washington 3, Boston 4 over Chicago 3, Detroit 1 over St Louis, and details from the American Association standings and games with Kansas City, St Paul, Louisville, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Toledo, and Indianapolis.
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American Association
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Donie Bush
Indianapolis Indians
Indianapolis
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Lefty Logan
Toledo
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Tyner
Archie McKain
Columbus
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Bud Teachout
St. Paul
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Harry Hocknette
Saints
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Gowell Closet
Associated Press
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White Sox
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Reel Sox
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
J. Cleveland
Mayor Walker Announces Next Year’s Fitting Observance
The mayor J M Walker said the event would be fittingly observed next year. The article notes corn was grown in China long before English settlers at Jamestown Virginia.
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China
Jamestown
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