2:18    ref: Arthur Donovan

Max Baer's final career bout.

2:39    ref: Jack Dempsey

ref: Joe Mangold

Galento was unable to answer the bell for the 8th round.

1:10    ref: George Blake

Ritchie was knocked down twice.

1:40    ref: Tom Sharkey

1:21    ref: Frank Fullam   Bill Healy   Joe Lynch

Attendance: 16, 778; Gate: $82, 364
(Poster)
Baer, "the left side of his face battered out of shape after ten rounds of the most excruciating fighting he had ever undergone, was bleeding so severely from a severe laceration of the lower lip he could hardly breathe" when the referee stopped the bout. New York Times

0:48    ref: Alky Dawson   Otto Allgoewer   George Parker

ref: Arthur Donovan

Farr was knocked down in the 2nd and 3rd. Scoring: 13-2, 11-3-1, 9-5-1

ref: Jack Hart

1:30    ref: Herschel Osbourne

A light slap to Weimer's ribs ended the bout, causing the crowd to roar its disgust. Someone threw an empty whiskey bottle at Baer. Leaving the ring, he turned to the crowd and shouted, "Well, you paid to get in - suckers." The bout, termed "a fake, fiasco and disgrace" by Premier Mitchell F. Hepburn (who had been in the crowd), resulted in the reorganization of the Ontario Athletic Commission and the appointment of P. J. Mulqueen as Chairman to restore confidence of fans.

ref: Ted Jamieson 1-5

This result is given as reported in the Milwaukee Sentinel. The fight was billed as an exhibition, yet Referee Ted Jamieson gave an official decision. Baer floored Davies in the 2nd round. Jamieson only gave this 2nd round to Baer and gave Davies the other five.

Charles downed eight times.

Newspaper decision from the Sioux City Journal

ref: Alex Fidler

Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register and Des Moines Tribune
Baer wore 16oz gloves.

ref: Dutch Schwemler

ref: Dave Ellison

0:45    ref: Red Andrews

Munsell down in the 1st round. Munsell reportedly 21-0-1 entering contest. Source: Miami News-Record (OK)

Dunn announced at 183, was weighed after the fight and was actually 168. San Antonio Light

Brown was floored three times in the fourth round before his manager tossed in the towel.

Murphy was floored in the 3d, 4th, & 5th

Souza was floored four times in the bout.

3:09    ref: Arthur Donovan

ref: Johnny McAvoy 5-9   George Kelly 7-7   Charley Lynch 4-11

World heavyweight title
Kelly 7-7-1 (points for Braddock under NY's rounds plus points scoring)

2:16    ref: Arthur Donovan   Charley Lynch   Tommy Shawtell

World heavyweight title
Nat Fleischer (inThe Ring, August 1934, page 47) claimed that Carnera was floored three times in round one, twice in round two (Carnera dragging Baer down both times). once in round three, and several more times in the last two rounds. Fleischer's account is not entirely clear and it appears that one or two paragraphs at the end may have been deleted by accident. Other accounts indicate that Carnera was down twice in round 10 and twice more in round 11, which would make a total of 10 knockdowns. Fleischer had Carnera winning rounds four, seven, and eight, Baer winning all of the others (unofficially). Attendance 56, 000.

1:51    ref: Arthur Donovan   Joe Agnello   Charley Lynch

A crowd of 53, 000 (with another 3, 300 with passes) - including Jack Sharkey and Primo Carnera - paid $239, 676.07 to assure a fair profit for Jack Dempsey in his first big promotional venture.
1933 Fight of the Year - Ring Magazine. Donovan ignored repeated back-handers from Baer.

0:58    ref: Phil Collins

From Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). Griffith was down in round six and narrowly avoided a knockout in round four, and suffered a bad beating. There was one additional fight scheduled for this program, the result for which is not shown here: Jackie Sharkey v. Kid Irish, 6 rounds.

ref: Tommy Thomas

"The bell deprived Baer of a knock-out victory. Two seconds before the fight ended Schaaf was knocked flat on his face, completely knocked out. He was dragged to his corner and his seconds worked on him for three minutes restoring him to his senses." (Associated Press)

ref: George Blake

Attendance: 8, 000 "Baer piled up a big lead throughout the fight." (AP)

ref: Toby Irwin

ref: Abe Roth

ref: Toby Irwin

ref: Ed Smith

ref: Toby Irwin

ref: Toby Irwin

ref: Eddie Burns

ref: Toby Irwin

ref: Toby Irwin

ref: Jack Dempsey

This is the "first heavyweight bout of any importance in Reno since [Jack] Johnson defeated [James] Jeffries July 4, 1910." Some 18, 000 people attended, "virtually equalling the normal population of the city." New York Times

ref: Johnny Kilbane   Larry Norrett   Herb Williams

ref: Tom Louttit

ref: Jack Dempsey   Billy Joh   Tommy Shortell

ref: Jack Dempsey

Referee Jack Dempsey picked up the count incorrectly. Knockdown time-keeper Arthur Donovan signaled Heeney out at Dempsey's count of eight. Heeney was waiting to hear "nine" before arising. When he learned he had been counted out, he "protested strenuously, " and the crowd "broke into a deafening roar of disapproval." New York Times

ref: Toby Irwin

Frankie Campbell died the following day as a result of injuries sustained during this bout.

ref: Jim Griffin

Baer sent Christner to the floor three times in the second stanza.

ref: Jack Kennedy 1-7

ref: Willie Ritchie

ref: Toby Irwin

ref: Toby Irwin

ref: Toby Irwin

Owens knocked down for first time in career

ref: Toby Irwin

ref: Eddie Burns

Baer was disqualified for hitting Abbott while he was being given a count; fined $100 for fouls

ref: Toby Irwin

ref: Billy Snailham

A scheduled four-rounder according to Vancouver Sun.

"Frank succumbed to a vicious left hook after being knocked half out of the ring with a right." (Hayward Review)

ref: Billy Snailham

ref: Harry Atwood

First documented bout for Max Baer.