Baer Captures Heavyweight Crown In Dramatic KO
Max Baer of California defeated Primo Carnera in the eleventh round at Madison Square Garden to become the heavyweight champion. Carnera was knocked down 11 times as Baer dominated with/right hands and body blows in a one sided title bout before 52,000 fans.
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Baer Wins World Heavyweight Title in Technical Knockout
In a brutal title bout Max Baer and Primo Carnera traded punishment with both men hit hard. Baer finally floored Carnera multiple times and the referee stopped the fight at two minutes 16 seconds of the round, awarding Baer the world championship.
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The Fight by Rounds Round One Baer in Ring Clash
Baer leaves his corner as Camera closes, they clinch without a punch. Baer misses a left to the head while Carera drives three lefts to the mouth in a tense start to Round One.
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Baer Retains World Heavyweight Title in Carnera Bout
Associated Press reports Baer of Livermore California defeated Primo Carnera of Italy to win the world heavyweight championship. Braddock of Jersey City stopped Cora Griffin while Eddie Hogan outpointed Chester Maran in New York.
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Baer praised for tactical victory over Carnera in title match
Max Baer delivered a relentless, no boxing approach against Primo Carnera, proving the Italian vulnerable and unable to sustain defense. Gene Tunney notes Baer’s stamina, confidence, and precise punching while criticizing Carnera’s early down-time attempts. Basque veteran Uzcudun reacts, eyeing Baer title challenge. Schmeling and Neusel sign for August elimination bout to challenge Baer next.
Broaca Emerges as Sensation for Yankees in A L
23-year-old Johnny Broaca, a Yale graduate trained by Joe Wood, has quickly become the sensation of the American League. After a rough first appearance with New York, he rebounded to pitch against the Athletics, yielding only three hits in a tough loss.
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Mission and Indians tussle as Seattle slips. Sacramento edges in
June 15 AP report from San Francisco notes the Indians beat Seattle 3-1 aided by Pillette's eight strong innings after Seattle trailed. Sacramento needed 14 innings to top San Francisco 5-4 as Kampouris homered to tie and Solon scored on Baliou's error for the winner. Ed Walsh Jr. spun six hits for a win over Los Angeles as Hollywood and Portland split a doubleheader at Wrigley field with an 8-4 opener victory on the Stars.
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P. A. C. Beats P. F. E. in City League Series
P. A. C. defeated P. F. E. 3 to 1 as Vern McGaugh held Express to three singles in a standout pitching performance. Earlier in the week P. A. C. topped P. F. E. 3 to 2 with two early runs in the first and a late tally, while Liday and Evans each had two hits for the victors.
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Score By Innings P. A. C. ., 210 0000-38 . 7
First on balls off McGaugh 2 off Lowther 3 Struck out by McGaugh 6 by Lowther 3 Cushing 1 Stolen bases Shrim pster Liday Sacrifice hits Bybee Left on bases P. A. C. 11 P. PF. E. 4 Wild pitches McGaugh Passed balls Sproul 1 Hit by pitcher Myers by Lowther Winning pitcher McGaugh losing pitcher Lowther Umpires Isham and Hill Scorer Mitchell Time of game 1 hour and 15 minutes
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Beavers overpower Stars in nightcap 9 to 1 win
Beavers win the seven inning nightcap 9-1 as Claybaugh of Portland drives in six runs with two homers and a single. Frank Shellenback starts the win for Hollywood, while Hal Turpin limits the Stars to five hits in the second game.
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Is Your Car a THIEF
A local ad offers a two minute exhaust fume test to detect inefficiency and improve mileage. The free analysis is promised with no obligation at Electric Service Co. Inc 330 North Main. Phone 1532.
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