The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
ri TOLD YOU sO.-

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Everywhere you 20 YOU hear
someone talking about the JOE
LOUIS victory over Max Schmel-
ing At Yankee Stadium last wed
nssday nIsht. $3.50.
Detroit's Brown Bomber ham,
mered Max SchmelinG TO the can
vas three times and won a techni-
cal knockout In 1904 OF the hrst
round before $4,000 stunned spec
tators. 1t was no night. II
was = slaughter. 90 one sided and
ending so abruptly, expert and
customer alike felt cheated Of
fhrills.....B Before champion doe
scored a single blow the challen-
ger from Germany stood stupefed
49,. He made absolutely no effort
to defend himself. And threw
but three feeble blows The end
came In a hystericsi rumpus with
towel floating from Schmelinss
corner followed by Max Mschon.
trainer for Max. :. This automsti-
cally disqualified Schmeling ..--
The hght can be told in a very
few words Schmeling came slowly
out a. the Brown Bomber shut
fled TO meet him and pumped three
lefts 10 the face Max s.ocd
fiaffooted waiting for the blows.
and made no effor, to sidestep or
block. Max wrapped his srms
around his body and began 10
weave. and threw fimld short
right 10 the head. They climbed
and thumped each Others ribs.
Joe clipped a left hook 10 the
mouth. and when Max shut his
eyes and drew back Joe slammed
a hard. crushing right 10 the jaw
49,. II almost tore Mars head or
and sent him Keeling 10 the ropes
where he became entsneIed with
his chin on the upper strand
Joe then sank left hook into the
stomach and vicious right into
Msr's left kidney as Max turned
and floundering He fell for the
count Of 2. When he got up and
he ran into another tattoo OF
right and lefts 10 the head and
fell TO his hands and knees for a
count OF one When he arose
Joe slammed him with ano'hcr
right 10 the chin and he Topped
When the count got TO FIVE towel
fioated into the ring. followed w
trainer Machon. Arthur Donovan.
the referee wigwagged his arms
and shouted Technical Knockout"
tDetroit's Dave Clark. lis defeat
ed BUD Miensult. 17s "a In six
lounds)
The town went Wild HARLEM
blew lie top over l50.o00 staged y
Wild demonstration down Lenox
and seventh avenues.
All kinds OF demonstrations ard
parsdes were staged. IT h p v
aoose-stepped with hands extend
cd In the Nazi salute all over Har-
lem. We saw one OF the most
spectacular demonstrations ever
given any event. No one went 10
h d.. Celebrations continued
throughout the night. Fans iron,
every corner Of the T. s. mad up
the awe-stricken mob that turned
out after the hght. The New
York Journal and American said
that not even convention ri
carefully chosen celehrities co,l,l
have been more representative NJ
Americas upper strata. or cross
section Of American life In gen.
eral. .....
We got n good chance to see ex-
attly who attended the hght when
We arrived az Small's Cabaret on
sth avenue where. two of the mid
die VESTS prominent sportsmen
gave bie party for more than
hundred guests and champaign
and Hnrgendy flowed for more
than hve hours.
The guests included Mayor R,cn.
ard W. Reading OF Detroit: his son
Richard. Jr. and T. y. Rineheart.
oil dealer; Mr.. and Mrs bill Rob-
inso n,the mayo rofH arlem
inson. the mayor OF Harlem
Charles Marlborough. n. n. Talia-
ferro. Mrs. Eulalis Gaines. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Loomis. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Simms cambell. Commissioner
OF Corrections John G. Dancey.
DR. and Mrs. Joseph A. Marlowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brunei Penick. Mr.
and Mrs. Everitt 7. Watson. Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Hammonds. Mrs
Ann Robins. Fred Allen Of the Su-
preme Linen supply: The Jones
Brothers Of Chicago; Mr.. aud Mrs.
Morris OF Chicago: Ethel Waters.
DIR. and Mrs. McNesl OF Pontiac:
DR.. J. Leach Of Flint: Miss F.
Dabney. secretary 10 John Dol-
phin; Mr. and Mrs. Luchus Har.
per OF Chicseo. ILL.,; Earl Cousins.
Snnney Wilson. Romano Johns
and BilIey Burke. who assisted ~
hosts; Mira. Lucille Nuttall, bee
Thompson, Dave clark, Mrs. c. y.
woodson.