The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-14
Primo Camera
 Filled With Grief
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this morning for questioning about the fight.
 Ills managers also were ques- tloned, There had been much spec ulation among boxing experts on the fight which many fans claimed was liked" but which boxing off, cials of New York state defended vigorously.
 Through tho morning, waiting for his expected "arrest," Primo Camera sat in his room at the Ho- tel Victoria, his mountainous form slumped in Q chair, the picture of complete rejection.
 He said little to interviewers, but that little was clothed in halting expressions of grief. This, he ex- his career--a career that has car- ried him from circus life as a strong man" through wrestling, and into fighting.
 T was over in New Jersey last night with some friends" he said. Someone telephoned about Ernie's death. rushed back as fast as | could. I had hoped So much he would live. He was good young i, man."
 Under the questioning of report CTS, Carnera said that 1t must have been the constant punching, those left jabs" that injured Schaaf so seriously.
 T remember that last blow" he said. Tt was started as q loft lab and turned 1t into q sort of hook. didn't think 1 hurt him. I didn't notice any pained expression on his face. Perhaps that was because l was so anxious to win that couldn't notice"
 "You know" he continued re. flect!vely, 1T hit Ted sandwina with that punch six times and knocked him down six times, In Tampa, with that same blow. and 1t didn't
 "wilI you fight again?" he was
 q shall have" he started to say when ono of his advisers In. torruptcd 10 remark, "This is no time 10 say anything about that"
 But you know have got to fight Jack Sharkcy four months from now" Camera contlrnied.
 "I have never had thing like this before. Never has anyone died llke this after being in tho ring WNH thPs $tHA | 0Ut GV yChtB Vhus
 "rhero will probably be q big gate for your light with sharkey," a hanger-on suggested. Cnrnera waved hiS big hands in the air, In an air of deprecation.
 "Plcase," he said. "Pieasc don't talk about money at 6 time like this. This is no question of money. This is the question of the death of q fellow fighter"
 My mother" he added a mo. ment later, "my mother has called me up to-day from tho little town Of Scqualo, ncar Venice. My mother Giovanna. She called mo to toll mo l must do my best to console Mrs Schaai, Ernie's moth. er,. because she knows how sho feels. She told me must send flow. CTS, but of course had sent them alrcady. But she was thinking about thls thing"
 Then, too," he continued, "I could not do moro than tell Mrs schaaf how I felt. So l sent her C telegram"
 Tho telegram, dictated in Italian and "smoothed" into English by somo of Carnera's doxen assistants and advisers, said:
 "Ernie's passing a great shock to mo. Ernie was q clean sportsman and his early. demiso is greatly to
 "i have had some terribie luck in my eareer," he added, Out this Is the worst. I don't know what they can do to me. do not know these hurt anybody-ever."
 He ShuKied his great feet un. easily and looked duly at tho dc. teGtives who were waiting to take him to tho district attorney'B office for investigation.
 "Piease toll everybody how sorry I am," he concluded.
 Carncra was taken down q freight elevator to c side entrance, and then, fin q police car, to the office Of Jameg Daly, assistant dis. triet attorney in charge of homi- eide investigations. Police said that the affair was entirely in the hands Of the district attorney, and that no arrest order had been issued. "CarnerG is going down purely at the request of the district nts tOrney," Lieutenant William Hod- . ges, in charge Of the police squad, explained.
 Governor Acts | Albany, N. Y., Feb f4--(UP)-- Governor Lehman instructed the state boxing commission to-day to mako C thorough investigation Of the death Of Ernie Behaaf. "t have asked the state boxing commission to investigate tho fdeath and report to me-" the govs srnor said. "f will ask for . report on all tho circumstances surround. . ing the bout with q view to having q complete investigation Of the case to prevent further such oc. | euFrences."
 eehaaf died Of injuries suffered ln c bout with Prime Carnera ln
 The governor made his an. nouncemeBt while the legislature moved to demand . separate inves. Senator Henry c. shackno, New York city democrat, told the United Press he would move in the upper nouse within few days to Fepeal the entire posing law.
 He explained nc had not decided dshnitsiy whether to ask that the inyestigatlon Do made by the ieg- leiature, the. secretary of state or the state athletic commission.
 bomeone," the asgefnbiyman declared, "sh0uid be held rssponsi. ble for unevefiy fiatehsd eppos rents in posing bouts. Domsthlng should be done abeut it."
 ewartz said "the Legislature which sanctions these bouts cannot