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Max Baer (right) "blocks ons of Joe Louis in the first round of their New York battle. was in trouble from the opening gung.

Joe

blows to the head The: ex-champión:

of the end for Max Baer, knocked down hig-fight career." -His^nestesix, Joe': Louis,

by Referee Dom ovan.: Centrés Max. still down as The foured fighter starts to rise, his gaze the Brown Bomber. The count tolles-Fos five Bottones: The battered Baer cantionalyƐzasi Es sitting.

• The referee tolicon-Lou seven äiku eight wine. Baer

Down he went again for a cost ned the knockout to the next round

Louca, the bell.....

SCHMELING NEXT

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JOE LOUIS

FOR $50,000

TOM WEBSTER ON BAER-LOUIS SCRAP

THE VERY BEST AMERICAN WISE CRACK

(By TOM WEES

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We are now sailing home a

the ship is

Without

wing bouquets

fat New York we think this city is going to get on just as well without us as with

After matching the great Max Baer look more like Mickey Mouse we are going this evening to take a sedative at Madison-square Gar den.

At this arena to-night Tons Canzoneri will defend his world light-weight title against a youth called Al Roth.

Nasty Taste

We are looking forward to Can- zoneri and Mr. Both to take the fnasty taste of the last· "heavy-

weight battle out of our mouth.

These may seem harsh words. but are bitter afcis, and maybe the reason that the taste stili - remains is that Max Baer, who was an undisputed non-contest- ant in that battle of no cen- tury, did not give folks in this country a run for their money. If the word "run" comes into the question, then the only man who did “run” was Max Baer.

It may seem a little late in the day to comment on it, but people who contributed to the million dollar gate are still hating the fact that they paid for something which they did not go forth to see meaning that although they thought the inherently great big Baer would be beaten, they hon estly expected him to go down fighting":"

Which proves how dishonest one's thoughts can be.

"Like A Marionette”

In the meantime, if we can still Crave your polite attention, “we would like to place on record a few observations that may have" escaped us previously during our |burried writing.

|_ Best description of Baer's sud- den collapse. — Grantland Rice: He went down like a marionette with its string broken.”

Best wisecrack. Aspectator leaving the ringside: "Joe Louis got married before the fight. He could have got married during the fight and still won it

Best simile of Louis's accurate ponching. — Tom Lairds, sporting editor from San Francisco: "This Yellow Louis can throw 'em fast and still thread a needle with either glove."

No Fight

Following these gems we must give our own with due humility.

At the weigh-in Baer

bling about the gloves, began to get petulant and suffering from nerves, no doubt, because of Louis

screamed, "There's no fight*

Louis V. Schmeling?

When we saw him me In his training touchwüch highest and 2sk- they think of me

Then Ba for the firs

camp, stood greater than ed us, "Wha in Engla

And, at the risk of all the right handsTM Mr. Baer might have pos- sessed, we go down to our lowest. and had to reply.

People in England cannot. rest at night for thinking about

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