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New Pittsburgh Courier from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 19

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adv. 1 i Ml Ems kb Wl 0 meruutwn JOE'S BRIDE LEAVES FOR RINGSIDE Lf nth I ll 4 uu. uuu runs if; p4 x. sj. i i rm International News Photo) o'clock Tuesday night, 2A hours before he ix Rapr in tbp rin.at Yankee Stadium, Joe vw married to his sweetheart, Marva lYctter, and after, the ceremony rushed.

to the stadium tokf'. his "date' with the Livermore larruper. And ahi pi. ture, Mrs. Joe Louis, of less than an hour, is' cturTri following her husband to the arena "to cheer vmg to" VU Lorv.

By P. L. PRATTIS FIRST KNOCKDOWN! Third Round VORK. 24When Joe Louis, Detroit's brown both chins and hearts, stepped into tie Max Raf at 10 o'clock he had more than his mind. At exactlv three minutes before eight was married to Miss 'Marva Trotter of Chicago apartmot 4rA at 3S1 Edgecombe avenue, Harlem's famous Sugar Hill where Duke Ellington and other famous live.

Joe had leased a special apartment. The ceremony i was performed by the fCoxtUuifd Page ltt $eoi SJ animitiPtcr. 0 e.ory, but my aiina ih not nere: projecting it from Yankee Sta dium and the spectacle I saw un derneath! a Harlem mocn, to Pitts burgh, yhereia loyal and competent organization is waiting to put on the streets the greatest news paper in Courier history. Outaidei my window can heard the steady drone of this luxury' liner's motors, 'pounding out a sym phony of rhythm. There's a perfect harvest moon above.

Below, hidden in the shadows, are the peaks of the vaunted Alleghenies. But myt mind continues to wander back to Yankee Stadium. Max Biter Battered I see Baer' ks no' one has seen him before; Blood is spurting from his'nosejand his mouth. His Hps are battered beyond recognition. His rightl eyeis almost closed, Th tonjgue which wise cracked to everyone is swollen so largs that it's cloven to the roof of his mouth! In his leyes is en expression of disbelief I.

aad some far deeper. tell you what it is: See Tear On Baer's Fac i It's FEAR, abject, complete! I saw the self same expression on Primo Camera's face. Th same Jook was bn King Levinsky's face. It's a look which gave rns an insight into the cringing sou: of a courageous man. And I knew why! Siting.

He Ran Away Because I saw the Max Baer the (Conttnued on Page Two Stops Itchy Eczema Scientifically1 medicated Black and White Ointment and Skin Soap clears up bumps, eczemic irritations. Ointment, 25. Skin Soan 25c. Be sure to demand Black, and White Ointment ti Skia Soan. adv.

SECOND KNOCKDOWN! Third Round "AX WAS THERE TONIGHT But It Had to Be Joe Proved. He Could "Take Tonight. By WILUAJ1 i. Nl'XN City Editor ABOARD TWA LINER, Flight 6, Seat a. Sept.

25 Max Baer. was a pit iful figure in the ring tonight! I But it had to be Tomzht Im. writir.e another "air THE Fourth Round iqinrfer Ore Features, Latest News leader In Advertising, Circulan and News Clean and Progressive VOL. No. XXVI No.39 PITTSnrRCII, SATl'RDAV, SKPTK3IRER 28, 195 He Doesn't Have a Scar THE WINN AH! JOE Ht Didn't Break a Sweat 'I: 111 rl 13x2.

"AwiMBt.wriliniMiiMiiiwiiiiwiiV'i fP zr fin1 THYnFPdlP ni.Jl.i...... Ii i im CHES SMS 5 (Con.tiuud Sport Paff) IE Max Kept Right Hand Cocked Like Ancient Pistol, Courier Sports Editor Says Louis Cool, Calculating "Killer." By CHESTER Ll WASHINGTON Sports Editor YANKEE STADIUM, New York. Sept. 24 "You're next, Jimmy Braddoek." Joe Louis, the explosive Brown Bomber from Detroit, hurled this challenge to the world by knocking out Max Baer, cocky Californian, in the fourth round of their scheduled 15 rcund battle here tonight before a crowd of S1.S31, who paid at the gate. WQMi "I TOLD YOU SO" HARLEM SIGNS SAY NEW YORK.

Sep. 24 Included in the colorful parade which marched down Seventh avenue la Harlem's hysterical pgant of victory for Joe lunula were a group of women adorned with banner screaming the bold letter. "I Told You Sol" AMittetu Skin Doahie QuJck Black and White Cream is made doub! trensrth to clear up bumps and blemishes and lightens vour skin in double quick time, tjinte ool Jar 50c. Be eure it's Black aa WhiU Bleach ln Cream. adv.

mmW tit 10 graphic Jast Another Fight" Loaii NEW TCK. Sept. Interviewed by a Courier reporter. Joe Louis, la his tpical abbreviated uhkm. declered: It a jut another fljhL" The Brom Bomber hastened from the rtnx to greet hia bride.

When questioned a to his honeymoon plana, be said thy would include World Senea then maybe the coast. Havana or some place like that. Additional rUal News aad sure Pao lat ffectUi ee Stadium As Louis9 Blazing Fists Wipe Picture Harlem Goes Hysterical With Joy FIGHT EXTRA PKICE TEX CENTS jt i fi rJ AfrL i.U rrrvarvoixJ Xcvt Announcer Harry Ballough holding aloft the hand of Joe Louis in token of his four round knockout of Max Baer in the ring of the Stadium Tuesday night. A crowd of handlers and well wishers rushed the ring immediately after the count of ten over Max Baer, and it was to call in police officers to protect bGth the victor and vanquished. ERBOLT, ACCOUNT HARLEM TICKET SCALPERS FOOLED NEW YORK, Sept 24 Wlta tt greet (old roah for ticket eubaVi lr.g her Jut before the fl, maay Har1ea ticket left with cbotc tickets on their head and Uttle time to "unioaJ were left holding the eac.

As a reeult. many food seats were said cost tr the fraatM pasteboard peddra. Evecibotfy Burt TU Oahy Im Why pay hlfh prices when caa bur More lie the utrr petroieuns lelly yea, caa aetaia oorr sc. The I'Vceat sue li casta. iif Demaad be tor ere more tconnilr.

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Years Available:
1911-1977