The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 25, 1935, Page 7

AW G ) ST {- 1 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1935 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG —-1 HEV, FUND. A USE 'EM TILL YORE : EF TH'JUEDGE AIR L g&%}-fimflemo HEART!S CONTENT, MAW- 0 O'VE RECKON TH' JEDGE| ROUNO ERBOUT AN' HE OPENS HIS TATER-TRAP J-YEAR-OLD - NEGRO GIVES MAX BEATING Former-Champion Takes sTerrific Lacing from Re- | morseless Colored Man | ‘CALIFORNIAN SAVED BY BELL IN 1 ROUND Takes Count While on One| Knee—Flashed Little | , of Old Time Form 1 NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—Joe Louis, the 21-year-old sensational Detroit *negro, knocked out Max Baer last night in the fourth round of a scheduled 15-round non-champion- chip bout in the Yankee Stadium | befcre a crowd of over 90,000 spec- tators who had paid more than cne million dollars to see the fight Baer took the count of 10 W on one knee after being saved by the gonz in the third round. Terrific Beating Max tcok a terrific beating. from a remorseless negro who was fight- inz the greatest battle of his T assional career. The nezro ed the former champion’s le JOE Wing by Kfiéckoitt NOCKS BAER OUT I LOUIS to a gory mass in the short but cavage slaughter. Knocked Down Twice aer was knocked down twice in t*e third round and then took the final count after two minutes and 2 50 seconds of fighting in the fourth int wound. Baer, although withstanding a hard, terrific lacing until near the end of the third round, flashad only a *few moments of his old punchinz power. Louis’s head. The negro pinned him One Brief Spurt lto the ropes, where he knocked him Although outclassed, outboxed nndj:luwn with a volley of left: hooks. cutspeeded, the Californian launch- Baer went down again under an- ed one brief spurt midway in the ather barrage of left hooks, but the first round, then was on the re- bell saved him .at the count of siving end for the most part of | four. It was Louis’s round. he match until he let go with an-| ROUND FOUR ,cther two fisted and furious drive| Baer came out, haltingly, Louis noar the end of the second round.|<talking. him like a panther after .. Louis took his time at finishing|ctricken game. Louis stabbed Baer’s the job in the fourth round. head with long lefts, ‘twice hooking Lezfts and Rights | Baer's chin with lefts; he was set- The negro stzlked his opponent, | /ing Max up for the kill. He sunk a pumping lefts to the head and body.|left hand d%p into Max’s body; Baer was still something of his Baer smtlcné A left and right to <1 showman-self as he sagged and |the chin d Max as he leaned went dzxn the first ‘time in the|Dack against’ the ropes, where hp third round. He grinned through]t!ll’ew fis first. punch of the round, i1e blocd masking his face and|2 right to the head. Max backed waved to the crowd. |into anather corner, blood dribbling Baer entered the ring welghing | {rom his. lips. The referee warned 210% 's head with a left, but abbed steadily away, flicking s face with lefts. Louis thudded a left hook to Baer's chin. Max, ningz confidence, rounded Louis a clinch, belting him to the ad with both hands. Louis shot a clean right to the jaw and a volley of left hooks to the Max stood up well under the B: ripped a left, hook to | coldly and deliberately, flung a left pounds. TR e R hook to Baer's head and then FIGHT BY ROUNDS smashed his,lips with biting volleys |ofi lefts, Louis missed a long right N T |and ‘they. clinched. Another long ROUND ONE iright floored Baer. He cank. to his Baer came slowly from his 0r-ikpees with his hands on the can- wdr, crouching; Louis stabbéd his|vas, where he stayed, helpless to 1ze lightly with half a dozen leits; | rise. Referze Donovan counted him “Lduis missed & left; hook o thelout, two minutes and fifty seconds fly. Bacr ripped -into him s3vaze-| rom the start of the fourth round. iy, landing a right to the head ————— toey clinehed. A right te the hea brought blood from Baer's nose. “B D ‘" B [ BEder opened a savage attack but| 1 ¢ Lauis survived thc storm and drove Max to a corner where he ham- d him unmercifully. Louis’s und. ROUND TWO Baer came out slowly, pawing S; ) - S b i B ity gt o m‘s"‘.'?"““d Semi-Final' De- cision Goes to Oppon- pounds and Louis 199% Max against backhanding. Lsm's,! Louis Married Just Before Going Into Prize Ring NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—Joe Louis married Miss Marva Trot- ter, cf Chicago, a stenographer, shortly - before his fight last night with Max Baer. The ceremony was perform- ed in a Harlem apartment. Leuis, fellowing the ceremony, ruhed off te the arena. His bride followed shortly after and watched the bout from the fif- tegnth row at the ringside. - e SAYS BAER CAN es on Louis NEW YORK, Sept. 25; — Max Baer sesmed to enjoy ‘the post fight festivities ‘and took his hu- miljiation of defeat with good na- ture. cheekbone on the same side is also bruised and his head is puffed a little on the right side. His. right thumb is swollen, and Max said the thumb hurts - some hut this did not have anything to do with lesing. Louis is impressed chiefly with the durability of Baer's chin. “Whew, but Baer has one tough chin. I mean he has one tough ¢hin,” said Louis. Louis shows he has not a scratch Baer's left eye is bruised, the; THE DANG THALG' NTED NO HEAVYWEIGHT Louis's Bride G IS IN SIGHT T0 JaCk DemPSCY Glad Heell fa5y maxe more than in Restaurant Business 'iess than 12 —Answers Query 25. — After of a few $200,000 in Mrs. Joe minutes, | drepping a nickel, like other pas- engers, into the box stop. Mrs. Louis and four girl friends NEW YORK, Sept. 25. — Jack S Demp: the mauler and former heavy ht champion of thé world who was in Baer's corner last night, said there is no heavyweight in sight with a chance to beat Joe Louis. Dempsey said he was glad he is in the restaurant business now. Asked what he thought his| chances against Louis would have been, when he was in his prime,] Dempsey grinned and' said: omised he would win last night’s “Well, I would have kept punch- fight with Joe Louls as his wife’s ilng wll(;h him and doing the best| birthday present but she is not could.” WIFE OF BAER NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—Max Baer T e | [ ed,” she said today. “If he had won he would have be- ‘cngad to the world, and now that has lost he belongs to me.” FIGHT GROSSED 73 RECEIPTS Bic ' Friday, September 27, at 9 pm. Place crders now. D. B. Femmer, Each- Fighter Draws Cut of Approximately Agent. —adv. $215,000" Each NEW YORK, Sept. 25. — The Louis-Baer fight grossed $932,944, Promoter Mike Jacobs announced. The net receipts, after deduction of taxes, amounted to $805,725, of which 10 per cent goes to the New York Milk Fund. The fighters take a 30 per cent cut amounting to approximately $215,000 each. Nearly 2,000 policemen were on duty in the arena and there were approximately 1,000 employees, most of them ushers. iia'PERS Lost Any Keys? | Probably They Are At Post Office If ycu have lost a key—or key.—inquire at the Parcel Post wintow at the Post Office. Very likely your missing key is among | the large collection in the pos- | secsion: of - Post Office authori- tica, ¢ 5% i Postmaster Albert Wile ports that keys are continually being .taken to the Post. Office | =—single keys and keys in bunches—hut that very few. pea- ple inquire about them, and the | RO A3 PLANE HELD HEXE Because of uncertain phtographic | conditions, the PAA Fairc ild, Mur- ray Stuart, pilot, which v 1s sched- uled to fly to Fairbanks t day with Fred: Ordway and, Edwa d. White- head, District Advisor, D partment of, Air Commerce, was h;'d at the local: airport until ‘tomor: ow. A A * EARLE KNIGHT HZIRE Earle W; Knight, 6f the Alaska Weekly, arrived on the Yukon from. Scattle and is registered at the on him. All told, Baer did, not land a half dozen blows. All Baer did was jpobk to the face; Baer crouched ent, Ford Smith Jow and they boxed carefully in NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—1It was a| midring. Suddenly Louis smashed Baer, driving him to a corner, withl tough night last night for the Baer| family. | three rights to the chin. Baer grin- ned, -utterly unable to solve Joe’s! atfack, as the negro nailed him firkt with @ left hook, then a right? N e RGked byt S w the jaw, driving Baer to the — jaooh “Buddy” Baer lost the des! ropes. Baer’s face was crimson from ¢igion in the six round semi-final,! is’s left jabs. Joe whipped a left iy the ring after the main bout, hook to the body and then belted o Ford Smith. | @1ax to the ropes with a right to) the head. They boxed at close quar-} ters. Baer whipped a terrific right to Louis's head at the bell. The ne-; There will be a régular meeting gro faltered a second on the ropes, cf the Rebckahs Wednesday even- ,with Baer lashing him furiously ing, September 25, at the I. O. O. with both hands, keeping it up F. Hall, at 8 o'clock. ter the bell, and until Donovan KATHERINE HOOKER, '¥illed him away. Louis’s round. Noble Grand. | A ROUND THREE —_—————— { with fresh energy Baer pawed SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! X . ATTENTION REBEK. HS —adv. to demonstrate he could take it, iand he got plenty, and grin. NGRTHERN LIGHTS PUT- ON' DISPLAY [0 @ Person. Northern 1ights marched last|Juneau Fight night across Mt. Juneau and, Mt. Roberts to provide ‘Juneauites and passengers on the Yukon with one of the most beautiful entertain- ments that the North offers. Beginning at 9 o'clock and last inz until long past midnight, the splay drew great numbers out-of- s, and was described by many one of the finest displays ever secn in Juneau.’! ., SHOP IN JUNEAU! Gastineau. - —e———— 4 ) way_of shopp’ g aro: English consumption of fresh fruits reached a new high record f 95 pounds a person in the last year, Orange. consumption in Eng- out on any n.mber iand was 24 pounds and bananas 12 t Y quite a few tl ings t u budget chart i slid Canscious; Extra, Shows Interest et G u ing more reall; new hrestd B eha Guiime o4 the Louis-Baex fight was. evidenced when The Empire went on the street shortly after,6 @’clogk, with a “lead” and the Tight by extra dlm m":.lql by the on Street Car; Newlyweds Receive, But No Partying Leuis went home on a street car,| SATISFIED NOW L00500000000000000000000000000000000000 0 4 and bought r>w clothes. And the bills continued to go much happier than he'uscd to be, and the family is buy- READY TO MEET ANYONE IN RINE, Get Shot at Cham- pion Braddock snnounced, after. the fight that he was ready td light Max Schmeling or anycne else that would give him a Shot at Champlon Braddock and' the title. | Baer ¥s Through' | | with. the fight game forever. He «ays he has plenty of money and intends to settle down on a ranch lin the Far West and buy 10,000’ il white-faced cattle. oes Home " ARE:ON YUKON FOR CHLKOOT g, Twenty-four seldiers ' enroute . to | Chilkoot Barracks . were aboard the Yulkon when the steamer docked. heie last night, The men were as- femhled. at Fort Wright and Fort Lawton from 18 States, including watched the bout calmly and then Istood up and clapped their hand | but seemed still to be fight-hunzry however, and remained to see the semi-final. Louis and his bride entertained| a few friends in their apartment| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR but made it clear that it was “noj GENERAL LAND OFFICE ‘ party.” District Land Office | e Anchorage, Alaska, | o August 28, 1935. | Notice is hereby given that Henry | Hendrickson, entryman, together |with his witnesses, Isadore Gold- |stein and Lance E. Hendrickson, all lof Juneau, Alaska, has made final Many residents ot Juneau and|proof of his homestead, Anchorage vicinity, whose lives have been|07871, as additional to_his home- made miserable through suffering stead Anchorage 04146, for a tract from those distressing surface mus- of land situate along the Glacler cular pains which are so often mis-| Highway in latitude 58° 21’ 44” N. called “rheumatic,” will be glad to/and longitude 134° 33’ W. embrae- ' know that an effective relief is now|ed in U. S. Survey No. 2125, con- available which is bringing joy to|taining 1051 acres and it is now many who have used it. 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