The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-16
By Eddie Ash
Old Mauer Gives Experts Surprise
Dempsey Says Camera Is Real Champ

IACk DEMPSEY created lot comment eastern sport
circles the other day when he declared that Primo Car
entitled to the crown holds and that his opinion
the Italian earned his way the top. There not many
fight experts who think the giant belongs in No position
and Dempses statement occasoned widespread surprise
AS matter Of fact Leon See the French boxing mpressaro
and the manager who first brought Primo America, is
threatening write expose Of Cameras so-caed climb
up the heavyweight ladder.
Jack rates Max Baer second King Levnsky third, Max
Schmeling fourth and Tommy Loughran fifth. Dempsey
admire Loughran above all heaves despite the fact
Jack supposed to have business connections with Max
Baer The former champion said "The who deserves
the title most is Loughran his expernes courage and
patience He fool everybody and outlook Camera at
Miami Feb % Still believe Primo viii prove too huge and
fast for the Philadelphia"
DEMPSEY for King 1enky and says peddler
JACK calls attention. 9 h c hst Ie has ' l6ah5 bo camera aa
ana Ba vice. ana mas Ie unit H pom 10 prove ne oona
big way The German not likely to be caught mapping as ne vas
jaopng along on MS interview Dempsey finally tipped his hand that
he Worrying about the condition Of his payboy proege Max Ba
d nave d 6 6 c a9n to business a@ G @ The >q I play
would the Californian On the other hand with Baer condition
believe he would stand good chance OF bowling Primo
HANDS like hams and long sturdy legs the heavyweight
wrestling championship years
giant grapplers
At any rate he came out retirement couple of years ago and has
Fact in bouts with Jim Londo Chicago he held the Greek
followed the Frank Coch wrestling era He will perform here tonight at
hero at Illinois university McNien has been in the mat
Of
several times 1t is apparent lot of man power will parade
when jim and ice clash tonight stecher
He owned apartment
DAUL Henry of Evansville in return
match no[o~ night at Ionns0n hall came here from Nashville
where city Lee attended
high school and got his first taste of boxing member
school amateur fstc Later city u
sports Nashville newspapers devoted almost column
to the yongster and commented on the change mental attitude
sports when fighting amateur
Well ought pretty good you put a similar
hundred dollars.
LETTERS FROM THE SPORTS FANS
IRON D LINE Paul Hines nearing the end of his baseball
4 days when he PLAYED with indianapolis If
s. indianapolis Of the inaed consisted Of Otto
Denny at third and Jack casscock at short Some nfed Henri
BOYLE Long John Ieag and Kirby the pitchers George
The other outfelders Heay the
from other teams Of the League called the Aamoans E nda4 60of
also had berth the National
memory Would like to tell of home
street park 2o15 South High School
hope other on the 81
team Let's have that home Describe
apois Emmett seery mentioned as the left fielder
IRON sport Friday was picture
OF an old indianapolis ball player saw him play the
Boyle one OF the star pitchers Of those days became
Friday picture center fielder Who also
stole deaf mute The
RABBIT was Eet see LETT fielder who finished second in stolen bases
1880 East Washington
Hines He member of the old Providence years
where he was at his best It while he member Providence
had here first National League team
apois ''' anu Two years al lnoian
1920 Guiford avenue