The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
CARNERA FIRST
 ITALIAN MENACE
 TO HEAVY GROWN
Primo Blasts Hopes of Schaaf With l3.Round Kayo Earning Title Shot at Sharkey
By JACK CUDDY (Unltcd Press Stan Corrcspondcnt)

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 New York, Fob ti,-tUP)--- Colossus Primo Carnora loomed to. day us tho first Italian menace to tho world heavyweight champion ship.
 He attained this prominence last night whom his waEon.tonguo Of q left arm blasted tho heavyweight aspirations of blond Ernie sohaaf of Boston, thus giving Cnrnera the right to u tltlo bout with Cham pIon Jack Shnrkey in Juno.
 In the l3th round of their sched. . uled ib.rounder at Madison Square 0arden, tho Italian giant knocked sehaaf into coma, which sent him to Polyellnlo hospital,
 AS tho battered Bostonian step pod in, Cnrnern stopped him with n long loft jab to tho face. It didn't appear hard enough for n knockout Blow, but hls fair-haired opponent crumpled to his hands and knees, shook eonvulBivoly and stretched out Imply with hls bruls. cd face on tho onnvns. Tho tlmo was b1 seconds, and it occurred at i0:4s;bi D. m.
 Nearly 2i,000 fans, tho fortunate ones who got in of tho thOuBa nds that eiamorod for admitta noo, rohred diaapproval as Reforoe Billy Chvanaugh tolled off tho count, Sharkey, who unexpectedly had been in Brnie's corner RB h second, loaped through tho ropes and dragged his limp charge Co n stool where no and tho Oommissi0n's \ physician, Dr William II. Walkor, worked fevorlshly to revive him,
 Tho crowd jeored aB four police. mon carried the unconscious Sehahf to his dressing room. Ans other half.hour Of first hid failed to bring him around and he was carried to Polyolinie hospital across tho street. Last rites were admin istered there by n Catholic priest. But several hours later Dr J. A, Jenney, chief resident physician announced that Behaaf apparently was tout of danger" but still semi conscious from n serious brain con eusgion, X.ray plates revealed hii skull was not fractured.
 Physielans at tho rlngglde be- iieved tho final left jab was mol the sole cause Of tho Knockout and eoneussion. Sehaaf had taken a severe batterinR Go the head dur. ing tho preceding 2 rounds, of which ho won only tho third. Outweighod s04 1.2 pounds Co s07 i-s, and with his weIl.moulded [. foot 2-ineh figur0 dwarfed by Carnera's c feet c Ia inches, Rohaaf was at R physical disadvantago which he was not ablo to overcome. IIe made tho mistake of trying 10 keep Inside Carnorns .derriek.beam arms. Az ho walked in, Carnera Jolted him again and again with pushing left JabB and rocked hlm with right and left upporGuts. Tho big follow landed 90 blows to Sehnafs ono.
 Rehaafs poor showing, coupled with the uBfavorhblo publicity tho bout had received, caused the pros ionged 0utburst Of booing when tho knockout came. In addition, it had been a slow, drab exhibition. Reactions Of tho boxing writers ranged from tho view taken by tho crowd to that of Harry drayson of the World Telegram who declared. |. 'Carnera's showing convinced me he is the worlds greatest living beavywOight. He can beat Bharkey, Hohmeling. or Baer as easily as no did Behaaf."
 Internationally Camera showed vast Improvement over tho tank" fighter Of former years. Ho seems cd faster, less muscle bound and moro adept at boxing. His foot. work was better. He was an s.t0sb favorlte at the ringslde.
 Camera, 248 leg, Italy, knocked out Ernie Bebaaf, 207 1.g, Boston
 i3)i Adoiph Heuser, i7b i.s, Ger. many defented Harry Bbbets, Ig7, Freep0rt, N, J. G03; Marty Fox, 1SD i.2, New York, stopped Lou narba: @ e ieS i;s, lcs ,S New ;, York ts5i feated PietrO COrpi, iDs isg, Aug- tria t6)t icddle Malcolm, ipB l'3, Porto Rico, tdrow) Lou Poster, IBg, p0ttBtOWn, pA CD.