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FOUR
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DAILY-
NEWS,
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MAX
BAER
IS
NEW
WORLD'S
HEAVYWEIGHT
CHAM
Primo
Camera
Suffers
Technical
Knockout
in
Wild
Fought
Battle
Young
Californian
Clowns
His
Way
io
Victory
Over
.Massive
Man
Mountain
From.
Italy
Wiiu
Wa
Completely
Outclassed
and
Went
to
Canvas
Eleven
Times
NEW
YORK,
Juno.
15;
(CP)
-Max
Baer,
young
210-
nound
Califonuaji,
aScOnded
to
the
pugilistic
throne
ot
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion
last
night
by
end-
inert
he
unei
reiirn
01
i
nmp
Larnera,
me
massive
muiuii
giant,,
who
outweighed,
him
by
more
than,
fifty
pounds,
with
a
technical
knockout
soon
utter
the
start
oi
me
elev
enth
round
at
Madison
Square
Gar
den
Long
Island
BowJ,
ITrom
the
outset,
the
Issue
was.nevec.4n
doubt
and,
aknosti
Irom
the
opening
gont
of
what
was
scheduled'to
be
a
fifteen
round
bout,
it
was.
appar
eni
tint
a
was
about
a
technical
knock-out
It
was
the
that
the,
"Man.
Mountain"
had
Liken
such
a
beating.
Wildi
Scenes
In
scenes
aa
wild
as
the
modern
ring
has
ever
seen,
B.ter
virtually
7
.
.ntl.i,H
hlmclf
ti
hp
title
Al.
new
ooxing
wonarcit,
thouh
11
was
a
TOlxture
morp
of
to
be
crowned.
Baer
wwked
hard
cn
Cameras
heart
""87''
"
clwriy
tpo
dewr
for
the
Italian.
He
region
and
midsection,
with
terrific
all,
Camera
had
to
.otter,
gave
rlht
and.
lefts.
Camera,
was
knocked
down
even
In
the,
first
W
Ui
retunw
proved
elusive
when
and.
withal
made
necessary,
itunxl
no
lessen,
three
times,
o
tnt
to
the
canvas
eleven.
times
to.
ul?
champion
look
very
foolish
all.
He
was
do,n.
three
time
to
the-
?,rim
?n
so
often
second
and
onw
in
the
third
but,
u
Vfw
fun"y
?r"
.
leA
th,
hU,
left
.while
Baer
not
again
untU
the
tenth.
Baer
rllMargly
on.
hu.
right
The
one-At
I
took
every
one
of
the
rounds,
tndfd
ta
vlrtuaI
the
end
of
the
sixth
the
Ita,deci
Hel
Han
was
lying
against
the
ropes
"fcra"
"w
"l5
they
might
be.
The
tenth
saw
the
rocketed
out
of.
the
past
to
aws
the
1
fans
as
Baer
rushed
his
way
to
the
h..,.
r,,mnMn
in
tmnhi...i
'
championship
over
Camera's
bat-
couM
not
take
Baeri
terrific
right
J"
UeW
end
ot
tkaXt
round-
whfn
Reffw
to
the
body
and
went
down
three
Umes.
once
for
the
count.
of
two.,"0"1
alm?st
iU
!,ght
but
was
up
again
although
daiedl'
the
wo
"f,
C"'
and-sfaggerlnrThecrowd
called
nn
a"e!fd
?
hU
iUllfh
ta
the
referee
to
ston
the
fUht
butihel"1'
flevenUv-btoody
and.
semi-
refused
to
do
so.
Camera,
was
ob-
?laous
but
"
6mve
M
any
n'm
rteusly
unable
to
weather
the'"5
to'SQ
CrUUn
a
m
Jtorm
further
In
the
eleventh
and.
j"
ung
only
iq,
after
the
Italian
had
gone
down
I
"ahe
probably
accounted
for.
the
twke.
the
refers
Arthur
Tnn.
lullP
as
tan,
held
up
Bae
r'varm
in
token
of
he
did.
A
crowd
of
fifty
New
Champion
Max
Baer.
who
defeated
Primo
Camera
last
night
to
capture
the
world's
heavyweight
crown.
Chuck
Gardiner
111
Some
Days
Prior
to
Death
WINNIPEG.
June
15
'Canadian
Press
Physicians
attending
Chas.
Chuck
Gardiner,
ace
hockey
star
of
the-
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
who
almost
out'
before'
Baer
slashing!
then
the
referee
called
it
oM
j
j
twflSted
atUckonhUl,ody.CarVvm'nutd
f
econds
!
fering
from.
nephriUs
unSam.i-nera
start,
of
the
eleventh
.
was
revived,
somewhat
for
the
Qt
lh(J
Wdneyw
hwJn
seventh
and
then
nude
a
better
showing
for
three
rounds.
Both
were
trying
hard
for
a
knock-out
but
Baer
continued
to
hit
the
hardest
although
Camera
was
also
a,ble
to
land
himself,
lighter
though
Ail
the
savagery
and
drama
ot
Jack
Dempsey's
conquest
of
Luis
Pirpo.
something
the
prize
ring
thought
never
would,
be
equalled,
111;
at
his.
homo
for
some
days.
The
Lnaiuxa
ot
his
Illness
had
been
at
lirst
undetermined.
Baseball
Scores
Nationali
Leauei
New
Yorly
3,
Cincinnati.
0.
Brooklyn
3,
Pittsburg
2i
Philadelphia,
4.
Chicago
8.
Boston,
9,
St.
Louis
12.
American
Leane.
SL
LouU
0,
New
York
7.
Chicago
1.
Washington
5.
Cleveland
11,
Philadelphia.
7.
Detroit-Bos
ton
postponed,
i
receipts
were
estimated
at
$350,000.
Camera,
weighing
2634
pounds
had
a
53"
4-pound
advantage
in
thousand
fart
weight
over
Baer
as
the
fighters
en-
first
time
in
his
spectacular
career
J
witnessed
.the
battle
and
the
gate
tered
the
ring.
The
Happy
Combination
for
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COOKING-HEATING
Cool
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Summer
Warm
in
Winter
Here
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practical
all-season
range
you
have
always
wanted:
a
range
that
give
you
all
the
cool
cleanliness
of,
electrical
cooking
in
summer
audi
comforting,
wannth
In,
winter.
This
smart
range,
ha
fourburners
and
a
fine,
roomy
oven
.
.
.
as
well
as.ajfuliyequtpped
firebox,
for
heating.
With
1U
your
tycho
it
rector
all
weathers
.
with
electricity
tor
ti)e
heat
"wives
nd
cosy
warmth
tor
the
cold
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Call
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at
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and
see
for
yourself,
what
a
wonderfully
effective
combination,
this
U.
if
'
LOW
in
price,
with
tur-ptUtnly
eay
pa)
men!
terms
Narllter
Brftwfc
Cekitiihia
Power
Company
Limited
I
SPORT
CHAT
l
i
,
The
second
half
of
Wednesday
nighfs
Junior
League
foqtball
'grime
was
vigorously
contesteo
:
with
Booth
and
Borden
teanu
alternately
attacking.
Bob
WllllserQrt
checked
well
and
Clausen
kept
his
goal
clear
and
fed
his.
forward
ef-,
fecUvely.
A
fine
run
by
Monkley
ended
with
a
clever
centra
which
;
Fitch
received
and
placed
well.
O'-
j
N1U
got,
possession
and,
with
a
fine
shpt.
scoredj
Bonjen
second
,
goai,
Frpm
the
centre
IJooth
ure8id
t
anq
wurnie
dui
trosiun
ckt
,erly
saved.
Husoy
drove
hard
frwn
;a
freo
kick
but
Postuk
was
safe.
Booth
had,
now
an
opportunity
Svhen(
a.
penalty,
wai.
awarded
but
Ritchie
was
unabl
to
seoro.
An-1
other
ffne
run
and.
centre
by,
Monltr
1
ley,
ended
in
Gullcte
scoring
a'
third
'goal
for
Borden.
Booth
again
pres
sed
and
was
awarded,
a,
tree
kick
Lfor
hand
just
outside
the.
penalty
fkren.
Clausen,
with
fc
fine
shot,
the
bal)
through-
Postuk,
Srove
linking-
that
the
balii
had
to
be
touched'
twice,
made
no.
effort
to
save.
Encouraged,
by
tnjt.
auceas.
the
Booth
forwards
again
prewied
and
were
rewarded
when
Car!yle
scored
a
tine
goal.
Booth
tried
hard
to
equalize
but
Mah.
Fitch
and
Roma
were
hard
to
get
past,
and
the
Borden
forwards
were
determined
to
have
their
share-in
attacking.
No
further
scoring
took
ptece.
Borden
Street
Postuk;
P.
WlliU-
croft.
Roma:
Fitch,
Mah.
Smith;
Monkley.
Barton.
O'Neill,
Gullek
Currie.
Booth
Memorial
Krause;
Eastman.
Brown;
Clausen,
McKay.
B.
WUliscrott;
Husoy.
Christian.
Rit
chie.
Carlyle,
Holkestad.
Referee.
J.
Carroll;
linesmen.
K.
Schubert
and.
B.
Postuk.
The.
league
standing
to
date
Is
as'follows.;
W.
D.
L.F.
A.P.
High
ft
1
I
29
7
13
Booth,
3
0
5
10
17
4
Borden
2
1
5
11
28
5
FRANCE
IS
VICTORIOUS
UefeaU,
Gtpnany
in
Davis
Tennis
Three.
KvraU
Out
Of.
Five
Cup
PARIS.
June
15:
France
defeated
Germany
in
the
Davis
Cup
tennis
play
by
winning
three
ot
the
five
event.
HARD
PLAY
IN
SOCCER
Uominion
Uajr
Cup
Scries
GeU
Olf
To
Good
SUrt
With
Letion.
and
Merchants
Playing
Drxw
IL
the
closeness,
of
the
contest
t
;
put
up
last
night
by
the
Canadian
Legion
and
Merchants
in
playing
a.
three
all
draw
in
the
opening
game
'of
the
series
may
be
taken
as
any
j
criterion,
the
Dominion
Day
foot-'
ball
competition
this
year
should
be
!
a,
hard
fought
out
soccer
war.
It
was.
a
ding-dong
battle
all
the
way
mem
TURRET
President
Signs
Air
Mail
Bill
United
States
Government
To
Gb?e
'
Contract
of
One
Year
pura.-tion
to
Private
Companies
!
WASHINGTON.
DC
.
June
15:
President
Franklin
D
Koosevelt
has
signed
the
new
air
mail
bill
providing
for
the
giving
of
contract
ot
a
year
duration
to
private
companies
for
the
tarrying
of
air
mall
over
various
routes.
with
fhi.
1u.
vr
in
Hnnht
Tnid
..iu,rr
ASSOCMUOn.
the
Merchanu
took
a
two-nil
lead
nlayat
thU
body
Is
for,
the
fust
naif
but.
after
the
'
things
up.
to
w
w
seek
leguiauon
established
a
"
set
u
of
.
I
a
a.
SOFTBALL.
POSTPONED
,
i,
TQRQNTfl.
ne.li
Lattftru
at
the
Tnrnntn
uermany
i
Fair
Trading
Ethics
I
For
Shoe
Industry!
Code
li
Being
Prepared
by
National
Shoe
Manufacturen'
.Wo-elation,
of
Canada
LONDON.
Ont
June
15
J.
J
McHale.
president
ot
the
National
,
to!
iwitch.oser.
the
Lealon
waa
un
and
,
4'c
wnf
xt
it
and.
x
short
time
before
the
,ndUStry
ihiwh'
Tuial
wbUUe.
was
leading
3
to
Z
Then,
Albert
Dickens,
following
a
scrimmage,
scored
on
a
doubtful
penalty
against
Currie
to
even
w-
a.t
liauikw
Pastor
Dies
Of
Cardiac
Atfnrlr
Deposed
Principal
.
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r
'T-
A.
w
W.
Knonlton
of
Glrnavon.
Of
Knox
College
j
Sl,k-ColXrd
D,M,
,n
Voices
Protest
OLENAYpN.
Sosk,
Jane
lS.Vs
jte
was
starUng
his
sermon
at
ey.
TORONTO.
June
15
-Dr
Tfco-
$b2ntt
8ndajr
Rer.
A.
masEaXln.
deposed
principal
of
.nS,
iffi
k.1
Un,W
Knox
College,
protested
before
the;"1
f
h's
a
'
dItd
0f
hwt
alUek-
Presbyterian
General
Assembly
here
aaiiut
1M
action
In
refuting
to
router
upon
him
the
office
of
principal,
ot
Knox
College,
SOFTBALL
J&Bv
1
C-NitA.
Tt.
UOOM.
Owing
to
rain
and
wet
grounds.
me
city
League
aottball
game
ache
duled
for
Wednesday
evening
between
O
rot
to
and
Junior
FJki
was
postpones.
(Pa
1
Save
Poker
HanJi
o.
set
Better,
Osarcttc
Papers
FREE
Cn
crt
4
line
...
.
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v..
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Drinj.
for
oolr
comflne
W
cC
pAer
lUadt
hufa,,ot
ne.rt,i,Pol.r
Ha
Prtnim
or
brmiilfnim
i
n
...
.
.
.
and
POKER
HANDS
It
pays
to
"RolL
Your
Own"
with
too
V7r
r
7
aH
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
S&oLM
Graf
Zeppelin
Toronto
Wage
Crossing
Ocean
Dispute
Being
Great
Alnhip
MaUng
Good
Pro-ttr
t)n
Flicht
Trom
Germany
To
South
Amctira
Settled
Now
Charges
National
Recovery
Act
IB
Fascist
TendeJ
Reorewn-!
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TriHknArte
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u
aJ
'IX:
I
Comintoton
and
mpioyee
ber
of
the
D
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k.
r1:
unH
IB
be
v-Ulcd
thortly
tn
-
hum
Itattonal
Reeov-r,
.
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Pro
Mttefaetorv
to
both
aide.
U
la
t-
veal
a
mor.
on
a
iiifni
u
jsouuj
America
in;M-
.
T
fourteen
passenger.
On
her
tint
Atlantic
croMtnE
itnee
lajt
tan
t
tow
ard
Favism
the
Graf
left
here
on
Sundav
I
I
D.
J.
Southrv
i
v-
Mt.
Wilfrid
Oration
and
her
the
city
on
thr
Pr::.
0t
little
granddaughtec.
Claire
Ar-
evetung
from
'
seneau.
sailed
on
the
Prince
Oeotge
leaves
ot.
Uu
but
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
a
trip
u
Jsi
:
P
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A
M
Will
I
FTER
hard
vigorous
if1'
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aaix
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"Via
v
or
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fcf
good
beer
U
the
supreme
buiWer
oi
strength.
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uue,
energy,
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digestion
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enables
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Aalc
for,
any
o
the
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mcnt
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axe
auured
beer
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am?
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i
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