Fight:57327 - Revision history

Matt: endnote, not relevant to page, relevant to Baer's page though

2007-02-12T02:11:54Z

endnote, not relevant to page, relevant to Baer's page though

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	....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larruper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....		....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larruper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....

	~~'''ENDNOTES:'''~~

	~~In ''Ring Magazine's 100 Greatest Punchers'' (published in 2003) Max Baer is ranked # 22. The 1998 Holiday Issue of ''Ring'' ranked Baer # 20 in ''"The 50 Greatest Heavyweights of All Time."''~~

Big City at 22:36, 11 February 2007

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	....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore ~~Larrupper~~"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....		....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larruper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....

	'''ENDNOTES:'''		'''ENDNOTES:'''

	In ''Ring Magazine's 100 Greatest Punchers'' (published in 2003) Max Baer is ranked # 22. The 1998 Holiday Issue of ''Ring'' ranked Baer # 20 in ''"The 50 Greatest Heavyweights of All Time."''		In ''Ring Magazine's 100 Greatest Punchers'' (published in 2003) Max Baer is ranked # 22. The 1998 Holiday Issue of ''Ring'' ranked Baer # 20 in ''"The 50 Greatest Heavyweights of All Time."''

Big City at 00:24, 15 October 2006

2006-10-15T00:24:43Z

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	....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....		....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....

			'''ENDNOTES:'''

			In ''Ring Magazine's 100 Greatest Punchers'' (published in 2003) Max Baer is ranked # 22. The 1998 Holiday Issue of ''Ring'' ranked Baer # 20 in ''"The 50 Greatest Heavyweights of All Time."''

Big City at 02:51, 21 August 2006

2006-08-21T02:51:24Z

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	~~== ==~~ Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of story) from '''THE SHELDON MAIL (Sheldon, Iowa)		'''Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of story) from''' '''''THE SHELDON MAIL'' (Sheldon, Iowa)
	SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 (by Earl Jinkinson)''' ~~== ==~~		SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 (by Earl Jinkinson)'''



	....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....		....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....

Big City at 02:49, 21 August 2006

2006-08-21T02:49:53Z

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	Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of story) from '''THE SHELDON MAIL (Sheldon, Iowa)		<fight>57327</fight>
	SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 (by Earl Jinkinson)'''

			== == Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of story) from '''THE SHELDON MAIL (Sheldon, Iowa)
			SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 (by Earl Jinkinson)''' == ==



	....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....		....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....

Big City at 04:19, 2 July 2006

2006-07-02T04:19:47Z

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	....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....		....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....

	~~'''Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of story) from Sioux City Journal report day after the fight:'''~~

	SHELDON, Iowa - Max and Buddy Baer, the barnstroming heavyweights, won their bouts here Monday night before a large crowd - Max by a decision over Andy Miller of Sioux City and Buddy by a knockout over Verne Trickel of Emmetsburg in the fifth. Both bouts were scheduled for six rounds. Max clowned most of the way through his bout, but toward the end he started to bear down. He shot for a knockout but Miller kept out of his reach. There were no knockdowns in the Baer-Miller fight, which went the limit. The Sioux Cityan, though outweighed 217 to 170, landed some good punches on the former champion. Buddy, whose weight was 247, disposed of Trickel, 195, with ease.

Big City at 03:21, 2 July 2006

2006-07-02T03:21:23Z

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	....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....		....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....

	~~'''Bold text~~'''Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of story) from ~~the~~ Sioux City Journal (day after the fight~~)'''Bold text~~'''		'''Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of story) from Sioux City Journal report day after the fight:'''

	SHELDON, Iowa - Max and Buddy Baer, the barnstroming heavyweights, won their bouts here Monday night before a large crowd - Max by a decision over Andy Miller of Sioux ~~CIty~~ and Buddy by a knockout over Verne Trickel of Emmetsburg in the fifth. Both bouts were scheduled for six rounds. Max clowned most of the way through his bout, but toward the end he started to bear ~~doown~~. He shot for a knockout but Miller kept out of his reach. There were no knockdowns in the Baer-Miller fight, which went the limit.		SHELDON, Iowa - Max and Buddy Baer, the barnstroming heavyweights, won their bouts here Monday night before a large crowd - Max by a decision over Andy Miller of Sioux City and Buddy by a knockout over Verne Trickel of Emmetsburg in the fifth. Both bouts were scheduled for six rounds. Max clowned most of the way through his bout, but toward the end he started to bear down. He shot for a knockout but Miller kept out of his reach. There were no knockdowns in the Baer-Miller fight, which went the limit. The Sioux Cityan, though outweighed 217 to 170, landed some good punches on the former champion. Buddy, whose weight was 247, disposed of Trickel, 195, with ease.

	The Sioux Cityan, though outweighed 217 to 170, landed some good punches on the former champion. Buddy, whose weight was 247, disposed of Trickel, 195, with ease.

Big City at 03:17, 2 July 2006

2006-07-02T03:17:01Z

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	Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of ~~paragraph~~) from '''THE SHELDON MAIL (Sheldon, Iowa)		Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of story) from '''THE SHELDON MAIL (Sheldon, Iowa)
	SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 (by Earl Jinkinson)'''		SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 (by Earl Jinkinson)'''

	....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....		....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....

			'''Bold text'''Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of story) from the Sioux City Journal (day after the fight)'''Bold text'''

			SHELDON, Iowa - Max and Buddy Baer, the barnstroming heavyweights, won their bouts here Monday night before a large crowd - Max by a decision over Andy Miller of Sioux CIty and Buddy by a knockout over Verne Trickel of Emmetsburg in the fifth. Both bouts were scheduled for six rounds. Max clowned most of the way through his bout, but toward the end he started to bear doown. He shot for a knockout but Miller kept out of his reach. There were no knockdowns in the Baer-Miller fight, which went the limit.

			The Sioux Cityan, though outweighed 217 to 170, landed some good punches on the former champion. Buddy, whose weight was 247, disposed of Trickel, 195, with ease.

Big City at 03:03, 2 July 2006

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	Newspaper ~~excerpt~~ from '''THE SHELDON MAIL (Sheldon, Iowa)		Newspaper dispatch (quoted portions of paragraph) from '''THE SHELDON MAIL (Sheldon, Iowa)
	SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 (by Earl Jinkinson)'''		SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 (by Earl Jinkinson)'''

	....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....		....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....

Big City at 02:55, 10 June 2006

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	'''THE SHELDON MAIL (Sheldon, Iowa)		Newspaper excerpt from '''THE SHELDON MAIL (Sheldon, Iowa)
	SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 (by Earl Jinkinson)'''		SEPTEMBER 23, 1936 (by Earl Jinkinson)'''

	....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....		....Max Baer, the clowning ex-heavyweight champion amused the large crowd by playfully toying with Andy Miller of Sioux City....As was expected the Sioux City lad was no match for the "Livermore Larrupper"....someone asked him to hit Miller and Max replied "do you want me to committ murder?"....The bout was more of a clowning exhibition on the part of Max but the bout was well received by the large crowd. It seems to this correspondant that even after the Louis beating, which Max explained was due to his injured hands, and one look at his hands at this date is sufficient evidence to prove his contention, that Max is still a first class heavyweight contender....