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LOUIS CRUSHES
MAX BAER
(Continued from page 1.) mercilessly with lefts and right to the body until the bell stopped him. But it was Louis' round.
Baer was a gory sight between rounds.
ROUND TWO
They came out slowly again. Loula led and landed long lefts to the head. He missed a long left to the head. They sparred in
Baor's corner.
Joo rushed Baer into the corner and forced him to cover up. He Tocked Baer with a left to the nose and started it bleeding again. Louis fabbed him lightly with his left on the head, and followed with three of the same sort. Ie forced Baer on the ropes and swarmed ali over him.
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Louis landed a right to the head. Baer clinched at every opportunity and was bleeding profusely. Louis was unmarked. Baer drove a sharp! right to the head at the bell, and continued to attack after the bell. scoring a left and right to the head. Donovan separated them and Max anarled at him. It was Louis'
In his corner Dempsey was talk- ing furiously to Baer.
ROUND THREE
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Louis floored Baer with a terri-; fie right to the head. Baer strug gled a little and then lay still He was counted out in a neutral corner. United Press.
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a right to the jaw which produced a savage expression on the face of the negro. Louis landed a left hook and Bner replied with a two- retaliated with left-right-left to the fisted attack to the body. Loula
The Magistrate: You can't go roaming around the world like this, my lad. If you got on to an English ship and went to Eng- Baer, who had no chance through jaw, followed by two left jabs and
land you would be sent to prison You don't want to go to prison do you?
Further questioned defendant! stated that he had relatives in America.
LOITERER SENT TO GAOL
New York, Sept, 21. boxer in history, Joe Louis in
the greatest black
night relentlessly punished Max out the four thrilling rounds that
a right hook to the head. the fight lasted. His demon-like the nose and covered up helplessly Baer was bleeding 'badly from opponent's terrific left jabs to the In a corner as Louis battered him. head and right hooks to the body. were more than the "Dancing Master" from California could
With the opening of the second stand. Bacr
W nnable to
round Louis landed a left jub counter the feree attack, and he
hard right to the followed by looked a sorrier sight than in his
nose and three right hooks to the fight against Jim Braddockt. the
face. Baer renlie champion. His free was smashed hook. The negro was very serious and blood was oozing constantly and gut in three left jobs to e from lips and nose.
nose,
LOUIS SCORES .
1
Louis continued to jab him hard, but Baer rocked the negro with left and right blows to the fam mu dha bell wounded. It was Louis' round,
POSSESSED TORCH Boer went down for counts of face which was a gory sight. nine and for in the third round, AND SCISSORS
ench time from left hooks. He Convicted on a charge of loiter- went down finally when Louis hit ing at Sai Young Street yesterday, him with his right on the
BAER GOES DOWN Chan Yan, aged 36, unemployed, could just scramble to one knee
Bagr rushed out with both hamls' was sentenced to six weeks' hard but was unable to rise h'rher.
Baer's magnificent body must working. The negro foll into a labour by Mr. Thomson at the have shuddered from that laat clinch. Baer greeted the refores's Kowloon Magistracy this morn-
paralysing blow.
warning to keep up as a ing.
Spectators were dumfounded at a savage look. Louis was very Lance-Sergeant Baker stated in and three Hokies through water evidence that he was in Boundary the result and scarcely cheered cool and cooned a series of Inft being thrown from the first floor Street with a party of police yea. Louis who murde
quiet exit. hooks and jabs. Baer atabbed with to the ground floor of 20. Cross terday morning, and when about Many thought Baer could have his right and backed away con- Street, Wanchai district, came lo
tinually. a head yesterday when poles were
30 yards away from Sal Young continued:
Baer, interviewed after the Baer landed two hard lefts and aaw defendant Choi Street he used in a fight. Several of the walking very slowly along and fight, said he was through with Louis replied, knocking the smile combatants were sent to hospital looking into the windows of the boxing and was returning to his off Baer's face with lofts and rights for treatment.
cattle ranch in California. to the head. He battered Baer, mon Reuter.
finally landing a terrific left hook which sent the other sprawling for a count of nino.
Baer wa
DIGGERS Yung, 32, niso a coal coolfe, Tang Chinese detective ran after the
1935
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New York, Sept. 24. Perfect summer weather with a cool evening breeze, greeted the crowds who flocked to the stadium. The streets surrounding the battle- ground were packed with a slowly- moving mass of humanity long before the start of the first pre-
to the crowd from n sitting position, got up and was! floored again immediately for a count of four.
PRESSES ATTACK
houses. The incident had a sequel be-
Defendant heard some Lore Mr. Schofield at the Central walking along, so he walked quick- Magistracy this morning when Wan Fat, 40, coal, coolic, Wanly towards Boundary Street. A man and stopped him. He was Chuen, 25, shop fokl, Chan Kam- muk, 19, shop foki, Cheng Chung- searched and a pair of scissors, a shun, 29, accountant, and Chan torch and a spare battery were Chung, 24, shop fokl, pleaded found in his possession.
Defendant was taken back to Euilty to fighting,
Louis pressed in, continually fab- It was stated by Inspostar the Shamshuipo Police Station and Stowart Logan that the first three on being searched again, a packet
bing as the fourth round opened and Baer, was, afraid to open out. The ringsido aents were packed The negro landed a hard punch to defendants were Puntis and lived of popper was found in his breast on the first floor, while the re-
pocket.
with celebrities, including President the stomach followed by left-right- London, Samt. 24. maining three defendants were
Roosevelt's son, John, and almost left to the head. He worked Beer That Italy is not relying solely Hoklon and resided on the ground Appearing on remand before Mr.every living boxing champion, the on the ropos, hammering him with upon arms to penetrate Ethiopia, floor. On previous occasions. Thomson at the Kowloon Magistracy Wha indicated to-day by the water had been thrown down and this morning Chun Yang, alias British Ryder Cup team, and scores both fiaty blyg from publication of news that the mint yesterday the trouble ended in an Cheung Chun, 25, unemployed, was of film stars, especially from Holly the mouth and nose. Louis con-
formally had been ordered. to coin silver argument which led to
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Louis entered the ring kooking. Coming in close with a quick No 5, from his mother Leung |
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Inspector Chestor-Woods made an application
They sparred at the opening, that the case be dealt with by two cautiously, and Baor ran in to land Magistratos..
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