The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-14

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 one week ago Camera not only was . distinct betting favorite. but an overwhelming majority of the experts named him as the most probable winner. But many of thu trained observers who once voted
 for the towering Italian changed their minds during the past two days, while Baer's supporters among the men who i'll the carly ringsido pews remained faithful to hls cause.
 Primo drove to town todny,
 made headquarters at the Hotel
 Victoria, and waited in majestic
 nonchalance for the D. m. date when his weight will bo taken. I3aer arrived early last evening and was hidden at the home Of . friend.
 Another Chcckup! Baer will show up along with Camera at the boxing commission office when their weights will be taken, and all the other medical
 h hocus.pocus gone through with for . third time since they began training. Then they will go Into SC. ciusion again until tlme to leave for the fight scheduled to start at 10 D. fnn EDT.
 Tho greatest crowd since the No. { meeting of Sharkoy and Schmcl- ing is certain to be at the ringslds tonight. Garden box office exports from 9500,00 to 96B0,000, and from the way tickets were selling the es. timate seemed fair. If roaiiged this gate would moan crowd of up. wards Of 60,000.
 Top price for ringsido seats tthe hox office was selling In the 34th
 row todny) was S25, but scnipers were finding huge profits in early. purchased tickets in the rows near. or tho ring. it was reported tho specs were asking and getting as
 much as s60 and s70 for seats In tho early rows.
 Not since the second Dempsey. Tunney fight at Chicago will q fight
 Do covorod by such q vast press gallery. Nearly 700 applications for
 working press credentials poured
 into tho Gardens publicity office.
 Power than half of the requests could be met with ringside locR: tlVHB uHu tHt VNETHVW NNb vtNSSW in tho general seat space. A long line of fight fans was cor. tain Co gathe rat the Bowl hours before the fight was scheduled tO go on. A total of 10000 seats In ono of tho outlying sections wus co be sold at s2.30 ench. beglnnina at Q p. m. Thls was an unrosorvcd section, first come, first in.' A ter. rife traffic congestion near the Bawi In Long island City, across the East river, was certain. Perfect!
 Most of tho spectators going Co tho Bowl from Manhattan planned 10 uso tho now Eighth avenue sub. way In which trains were to be run ovory minutes beginning more than two hours before fight time. As to tho fight Itself tt shaped up as ono involving Baer's sweeping right nded swings and Carnera's superior boxing. Baer's punch has
 the greater sting, Cameras the moro solid power. Cnrnera b lnrg. CT, faster and heavier. Dner. has the best Of it in close but Prim0'B upporcut 0utpowerB Daer's best. There wore three tremendously important questions as the hour of tho fight neared;
 l. Has the hoad cold which pro. duced the ,B0re throat impaired cArnora's chances? Most experts think it has.
 2. Was i3acr really elownlnR whom he put on that series of pnthotieaily inept workouts at As' bury Park? Nobody knows. 9, Is thero anything behind tho rum0rs of q hxY Few believe there is. partly because of the relatively small amount of talk e0neerDing Dny sort of c deal.
 Tho principals cordially, hOnest. iy und sincerely dcspise one an. other and this hate, for lt'B nUth. Ing loss than that, may bring out the greates pier brawl the game hnB known in years.