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Show Past Champions Disgusted Wills Lcuis-Farr Tiff BY IlENKY MCT.EMOKE United Press Stuff Correspondent NEW YORK, Aug. 31 (i'.l:i Being Be-ing nothing more than the bare comment of the present and former for-mer boxing champions at the finish of the Joe Louis-Tommy Farr world's heavyweight championship cham-pionship fight: Jack le:npsey:Fifteen years ago, against that sort of fighters, I would have sent Jack Kearns -ut to do the fighting, and I would have stayed in the corner. Jack Johnson: Give me three pork chops and a breath of fresh air. and I'll challenge 'em both. Jack Sharkey: And to think they used to boo me! That's not the same Louis who knocked my head of with a left. Gene Tunney: Very interesting engagement. Very! Bnultlock Disgusted Jimmy Braddoek: I'd like another an-other whack at the championship. If he had fought the same fight against, me lie did against Farr, Louis never would have taken the title. I may be bad, but not" that bad. Barney Uos: Louis won going away, but he didn't look very good doing it. I never saw a man with his punching power so consistently refuse to use it. He wouldn't hook, he wouldn't throw that right. All he did was jab. Max Schrru ling: I win beat Louis every day in the week, and twice on Sundays. He didn't try for a knockout because he was scared he might get hurt. That hurt hand? An alibi, maybe, huh. Pedro Montiinrz: Is it true the big fellows get 50 and CO thousand thous-and dollars for that? Mickey Walker: And to think I gave up a dinner of steamed clams and beer to watch this thing. Born Too Soon Benny I.eanord: I was born too soon and too light. Johnny Dundee: So was I. Max Baer: I could beat 'erii both. I am the greatest fighter in the world. I'll be champion again before the end of next year Whatta you think of this suit I got on? Paid two hundred smackers smack-ers for it in London. Class kid class. That's Maxie. Lou Ambers: Farr's a game guy. Ain't it a shame he can't punch. I can't figure out how any mai that big can't knock your head off. Marcel Thil: Mon Dieu! |
