Carnera Knocked Down Eleven Times in Savage Bout
Primo Carnera was KO’d or knocked down eleven times by Max Baer in a brutal heavyweight bout before a 52 000 crowd. Baer overwhelmed Carnera with ferocious right hands while the champion staggered, rose, and endured punishment to the final bell. The show opened with Don Perrin beating Ed Karolak, and other preliminaries featured Lou Poster and Al White trading cuts and blood.
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Newark
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Petrin
Lou Poster
Pottsville
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Chester Maran
Carnéra
Eddie Hogan
Baer Captures World Title In Technical Knockout
In a dramatic seven round sequence Max Baer dominates Primo Carnera until the referee stops the bout in the final round. Baer lands brutal rights and lefts to the body and head, driving Carnera to the canvas multiple times before the stoppage at 2 minutes 16 seconds of the final round.
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Oak Grove Lions blank Winnsboro in 4 to 0 win
Oak Grove pitcher Menkel held Winnsboro to six hits as the Lions scored in the first on McAlpin’s double, then added three more in the fourth with S Lee, Peeples and Kirkland producing the runs. Polvogt had two of Winnsboro’s six hits.
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Moore
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Myers
Nethercutt
Crews Prepare for Hudson Regatta With Freshman Pennsylvanians
Poughkeepsie New York June 15 The University of Pennsylvania freshman eight completed the Hudson flotilla joining 17 other crews as regatta week begins. Coaches eased training while California California varsity and sophomore squads took a morning holiday and paddled briefly in the evening. Cornell fielded three boats practicing short starts and two miles of rowing.
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Carnera Defends Effort After Baer Fight At Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnera insists he fought well in the bout with Max Baer at Madison Square Garden, denying defeat was caused by a planned lay down. He complains of a sprained ankle in the first round and reflects on the fight as he retires to his dressing room.
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Associated Press
Madison Square Garden Bowl
New York
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Dan" Morgan
Louis Soresi
Russ Newland
Fox
California
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brown
New York State Boxing Commission
Adonis
Arthur Donovan
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Carneta
National Guard and Druggists pull upsets in Twilight League
National Guard blanked the Y's Men 7 0 and the Druggists defeated the Firemen 7 3. Lions Club edged St Matthew's 7 6 while Baptists beat Publishers 11 6 and American Legion topped Gassers 5 3. Methodists triumphed 3 2 over Bankers.
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World fight party crowds prize bout ends in KO
Thousands fill the North Second street block for The World's Baer-Camera party as Max Baer stops Da Preem in the 11th round, delivering a technical knockout amid radio broadcast coverage and live audience roar. Alan Gould provides blow by blow copy for The World with Monroe Furniture assisting the broadcast.
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Associated Press
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World
Baer Wins World Heavyweight Title in New York Fight
Max Baer 210 pounds stopped Primo Carnera 263 1 4 to claim the world heavyweight championship in New York. Jimmy Brad dock stopped Cora Griffin. Eddie Hogan outpointed Chester Maran. Lou Poster beat Al White. Don Petrin outpointed Ed Karolak. In Sacramento Henry Armstrong outpointed Davey Abad while Cerefino Garcia stopped Tommy Herman.
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Livermore
Cal
Primo Carnera
Italy
Jimmy Braddock
Jersey City
Cora Griffin
Eddie Hogan
Chester Maran
Lou Poster
al White
Don
Vidalia Tigers edge Ferriday 2 1 in ninth inning drama
Vidalia leads 2 1 after a two run second inning when Jake Sanguinetti doubled scoring Stanley and Poole. Tate Poole made two sensational plays in the ninth to quell Ferriday rally at Fisher Stadium as the Tigers hold off the Cats before a fair crowd.
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Texas League Homers Boost Fort Worth as Oilers Hit
Dallas and San Antonio kept first and second in the pennant race. Rudy York hit a homer and tripled to lift Fort Worth 3 to 2 over Dallas. Tulsa Oilers erupted for 13 runs to topple San Antonio 13 to 3 led by John Stoneham with five hits and six driven in. Cotton Pipp apparently returned to mound duties for Houston in a 4 to 3 win over Beaumont. Oklahoma City split a double header with Galveston 5 to 6 and 5 to 3.
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Baer Wins Crown Faces Only Worry of Beer at Victory
Max Baer calm despite roaring crowd as he claimed the heavyweight title after beating Primo Carnera. He joked for beer, praised his rival's punch resistance, and thanked the New York boxing scene before hinting at a rematch and future show roles.
Player enjoys night after dental mishap
The player says he plans to have fun Thursday night despite discovering a chipped tooth from Camera. He asserts he feels fine and sends regards to Bull Brown, focusing on the present hours rather than any longer concerns.
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Major League Leaders From the 1930s Baseball Standings Recap
American League leaders show Gehringer Tigers leading in batting with 410 runs and fields Manush Senators at .397, while Gehrig Yankees batted in 63 and Bonura White Sox 16 homers. National League leaders crown Medwick Cardinals in batting .3658 and Ott Giants 14 RBIs, with Klein Cubs 16 homers and Dean Cardinals 7 0 pitching.
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Moore
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Frankhouse
Yesterday’s Stars Lead Big League Wins Across Leagues
Leo Durocher drove in six for the Cardinals with a grand slam and two singles against the Braves, Johnny Mize matchups not listed, Babe Herman powered the Cubs with a homer, Hal Schumacher blanked the Reds 3 to 0, Joe Kuhel collected three hits driving in two runs for the Senators over the White Sox. California reports 10,000,000 Valencia orange trees and 8,000,000 Naval orange trees in current estimates.
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Reds
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