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		Schaaf, for his part, came into the professional ranks known for his great boxing ability as well as a wonderful physique (as an amateur he was the model for the Tunney-Muldoon trophy awarded to the heavyweight champion).
		Schaaf was counted out at fifty-one seconds and manager Sharkey carried Schaaf to his corner.
		Schaaf managed to regain consciousness an hour after being admitted to the hospital but soon slipped into a coma, never to reawaken.
	www.maxboxing.com /Conway/Conway110806.asp (1984 words)

	Delta County Independent Online -- Delta area
		Ernie Schaaf, who for the past six years has held the unpaid position of Delta County surveyor, has announced he is resigning the post effective Jan. 1, 2006.
		Schaaf also serves as the county surveyor for San Juan County, a post he said he is likely to keep because it creates little demand on his time.
		Schaaf said that any of the local surveyors are well qualified and could do a good job in the position, but that it might be hard to find someone willing to serve in the post.
	www.deltacountyindependent.com /Issues/2005/10-05/delta/surveyor.html (475 words)

	Primo Carnera
		In 1932, he went 23-2, with 17 knockouts, but mostly against obscure opposition.
		1933 was one of the most important years in Carnera's life: On February 10, he knocked out Ernie Schaaf[?] in thirteen rounds in New York.
		Schaaf passed away two days later and Carnera had to go throught what most boxers wish they didnt have to: The death of an opponent.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/pr/Primo_Carnera.html (942 words)

	Max Baer Sr.
		He was then given a rematch with Ernie Schaaf, who had beaten a mind-burdened Max by a decision in his next fight after the Campbell tragedy.
		After the death of Ernie Schaaf, Max's worst punching day was still much better than most men's best; but in the era that produced the superior Joe Louis, that wouldn't be enough.
		He slammed his head into the cabinets of the garage, just like he did years before whenever the unrelenting visions of Frankie Campbell and Ernie Schaaf decided to visit him, encircling him and leaving their spirits inside of him to live and return anytime they chose.
	www.jethroscasino.com /max_baer_sr.htm (4020 words)

	Movie's Portrayal Of Max Baer Unfair, Incorrect - The Cyber Boxing Zone Message Board
		Ernie Schaaf, born on September 9, 1908, was just shy of his 24th birthday when he entered the ring to box Max Baer on August 31, 1932.
		The 1932 bout between Schaaf and Baer appeared to be a rather cautious affair for the first eight rounds.
		The culprits were influenza, as noted in the autopsy and Ernie’s obituary “just before his bout with Carnera, Schaaf went into reclusion in a religious retreat near Boston to recuperate from an attack of influenza” that produced the meningitis and then fighting with this condition.
	www.cyberboxingzone.com /cbzforum/showthread.php?p=21735 (4446 words)

	Reno News and Review December 15, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Schaaf died after a Feb. 10, 1933, fight with Primo Carnera, not Max Baer.
		Schaaf died two days after he was knocked out by Carnera in the 13th round--six months after Schaaf's second fight with Baer.
		Beyond the issue of Ernie Schaaf, the younger Baer said his father was nothing like the churlish thug the movie represents.
	www.newsreview.com /reno/Content?oid=oid:45356 (1167 words)

	Tommy Loughran - Pugilism's Puzzle by Robert L. Jones
		Why, against younger and heavier Schaaf, Loughran will do nothing.' But Tommy, puzzle of the ring that he is, took that decision, and after a pause of some two months accepted the challenge of James J. Braddock to defend his title.
		His opponent was Ernie Schaaf, the same Schaaf whom he had beaten in Boston between the Walker and Braddock fights.
		The next victim was Ernie Schaaf, the same Schaaf who had heaped the final measure of gall and wormwood upon the skidding Loughran less than a year ago.
	www.tunney.org /loughranmag5.html (2496 words)

	Boxing News : For those who Died
		Schaaf compiled a record of 49-15-1 that included wins over Tommy Loughran, Max Baer, Jim Braddock and Tony Galento.
		In August of 1932, Schaaf was decisioned by Baer in a rematch, but was actually saved by the bell when Baer knocked him out with seconds remaining in the fight.
		Schaaf died four days later at the age of 24.
	www.maxboxing.com /Gerbasi/gerbasi011003.asp (2143 words)

	GRAND SLAM PREMIUM BOXING SERVICE
		His vicious victories over Frankie Campbell and Ernie Schaaf had tragic aftermaths, while a tenth round TKO of Max Schmeling had many observers believing that Baer was the natural successor to Jack Dempsey.
		Ernie was also a very accomplished boxer and a respectable puncher who had climbed the ranks with quality victories over Paolino Uzcudun, Tony Galento, Young Stribling, Jim Braddock, Tuffy Griffiths and Tommy Loughran.
		Ernie went back to the ropes where he tried to hide and hustle, but the powerful Baer just kept letting rip with jarring punches that were all accurately delivered.
	www.grandslampage.net (20986 words)

	Primo Carnera v. Ernie Schaaf 10 February 1933 Vintage Original Photograph (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Ernie Schaaf 10 February 1933 Vintage Original Photograph
		rnie Schaaf went down from a combination of punches in the thirteenth round, carried from the ring on a stretcher, Ernie Schaaf died five days later.
		An autopsy revealed that Schaaf had died as the result of blood clot on his brain which had developed as result of his previous fight with Max Baer.
	www.antekprizering.com /carneraschaafringaction206.html (84 words)

	Biography for Max Baer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Years later, Ernie Schaef died following his defeat to Primo Carnera, but most people say it was Ernie's savage beating at the hands of Max Baer only a few months before which resulted in his death.
		When Schaaf died after fighting future heavyweight champ Primo Carnera in a Februry 14, 1933, bout, many attributed his death to the beating he had taken at the hands of Baer.
		Schaaf likely was suffering from a form of meningitis caused by influenza when he fought Carnera six months after the Baer beating).
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0046368/bio (2168 words)

	TIME.com: Stribling v. Schaaf -- Mar. 7, 1932 -- Page 1
		Ernie Schaaf, a pale, bulky young Bostonian, was one of Jack Sharkey's sparring partners until Sharkey, thinking Schaaf showed sufficient promise to be groomed for the heavyweight championship, became his manager and got him a fight with Max Baer, which Schaaf won.
		Schaaf, who has won 20 of his last 30 fights, last week went to Chicago to fight William Lawrence ("Young") Stribling, who was beaten last July in Max Schmeling's sole effort to defend the heavyweight championship.
		Experts, picking Schaaf as the best heavyweight prospect of the winter, pictured an odd situation: Sharkey, if he beats Schmeling next June, signing Schaaf to a championship match with himself.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,743277,00.html (514 words)

	Who caused the most physical damages of any heavyweights? - Boxing Forum
		I believe that you mean Ernie Schaaf, who was an excellent heavyweight for his time.
		It's not clear that the beating Baer administered to Schaaf had anything to do with his death 4 fights and 5 months later after his fight with Carnera.
		Schaaf beat Stanley Poreda in Jan. 1933 shortly before his fight with Carnera.
	www.eastsideboxing.com /forum/showthread.php?t=12852 (1396 words)

	Jo Sports Inc.
		History: On May 13, 1932 heavyweights Ernie Schaaf and Jack Gross fought at Madison Square Garden in New York.
		Schaaf would tragically die a few years later as a result of blows received in his fight with Primo Carnera.
		Presented here is a rare full, unused ticket to the fight between Ernie Schaaf and Jack Gross.
	www.josportsinc.com /catalog/view.php?id=5601 (74 words)

	The biggest thing 'Cinderella Man' got wrong (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Baer knocked Schaaf out with two seconds left in the fight but the bell saved him and he won by decision.
		But Schaaf recovered, and six months later, as a 7-5 favorite, was stopped by Primo Carnera in the 13th round.
		The autopsy showed that Schaaf died of cerebral edema (swelling of the brain) and meningitis, brought on by a recent bout of the flu.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1421246/posts (2997 words)

	TIME.com: Prizefighters' Brains -- Feb. 27, 1933 -- Page 1
		Prizefighter Ernie Schaaf who died after his ring hammering from monstrous Primo Camera (TIME, Feb. 20) was buried at Wrentham, Mass, last week without his brain.
		Between Schaaf's crumpling in the ring and his death three days later he lay in coma.
		The microscope showed that Schaaf, before he went into his last fight, had been suffering from a chronic or subacute inflammation of the brain.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,745206,00.html (735 words)

	DaVinci: Bookmarks> S> schaaf
		The film also states that Baer was responsible for the death of Ernie Schaaf in 1933.
		Ryan Schaaf's first heart surgery came when he was 4 days old.
		His second was at 6 months, and his third and most recent was completed in late...
	www.bluegrassdavinci.com /ODP/Bookmarks/S/schaaf (323 words)

	Welcome to the: Champions of the Ring Boxing Website
		Ernie Schaaf vs. Dick Daniels Feb 16, 1931
		Ernie Schaaf was one of the first big name fighters who died as a result of a boxing match.
		Ernie Schaaf died a few days after a battle with Primo Carnera Feb 10, 1933.
	www.championsofthering.com /boxing/boxing2.htm (1856 words)

	Max Baer
		Hall of Famer Tommy Loughran told him he was telegraphing his punches, and Jack Dempsey worked with Baer to shorten his punches.
		In 1932, Baer knocked Ernie Schaaf unconscious in the tenth round of their match.
		Schaaf died shortly after a later fight with Primo Carnera; however, his death was partially due to the damage inflicted by the blow he received from Baer.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/biography/Max_Baer.html (744 words)

	Max Baer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This publicity was further sensationalized by Baer's return bout with Ernie Schaff, who had bested Baer in a decision a few years earlier.
		The death of Campbell and the accusations over Ernie Schaff's demise profoundly affected Baer, even though he was ostensibly indestructible and remained a devastating force in the ring.
		Apr 7 Ernie Owens Portland, Or KO 2
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Max_Baer (2844 words)

	Jelly Belly jelly beans - JB Buzz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Then in 1933 in a boxing match, Primo Carnera knocked out Ernie Schaaf.
		If someone had rushed to Ernie’s aid he might not have died either.
		Alex Hayley the author of ROOTS the successful family history saga, died of a heart attack.
	www.jellybelly-uk.com /cgi-bin/jb/article.pl?id=333 (242 words)

	Those Were the Days, Today in History - February 10
		I hope you will!” The singing telegram (not that one, certainly) was introduced by the Postal Telegraph Company of New York City.
		The spectators were joined by the press at ringside who shouted, “Fake!” at the knockout.
		Schaaf died later as a result of that punch.
	www.440.com /twtd/archives/feb10.html (1660 words)

	George McCartney reviews Cinderella Man and Batman Begins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		As for the other opponent, Ernie Schaaf, there’s no evidence Baer was responsible.
		After his bout with Baer, Schaaf went on to fight another four men before he expired.
		As for Baer, far from taking pride in his killer prowess, he would never be the same boxer again—except, possibly, in his 1933 match with German champion Max Schmeling.
	www.chroniclesmagazine.org /Chronicles/2005/August2005/Dark.html (1794 words)

	IBHOF / Max Baer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In 1932, Baer knocked Ernie Schaaf unconscious in the tenth round of what had been a fairly even fight.
		Not long after, Schaaf died following a bout with Primo Carnera.
		The death was attributed in part to the beating administered by Baer.
	www.ibhof.com /baer.htm (531 words)

	Bernard Fernandez
		In his 18th U.S. bout, on June 23, 1930, at Philadelphia’s Baker Bowl, Carnera was taking a frightful beating at the hands of George Godfrey when he was awarded a fifth-round “victory” by disqualification, setting off a near-riot among the 35,000 spectators who knew the smell of rotten scrapple when they whiffed it.
		Following that scare, Carnera was spoon-fed more soft touches, and his reputation as a fearsome and potentially lethal destroyer was embellished when Ernie Schaaf died 4 days after being stopped by Carnera on Feb. 10, 1933.
		It has been claimed by some that Schaaf fought with an old brain injury which contributed to his death as much or more as Carnera’s punches.
	15rounds.com /Columns/bfernandez/122705.php (1181 words)

	CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - Wrestling - The Strange Case of Carnera
		On February 10th, 1933, Primo kayoed Ernie Schaaf in the 13th round of a fight at Madison Square Garden.
		The ugly fact is that Ernie Schaaf was a sick man before he entered the ring that night.
		The death of Ernie Schaaf was just the sort of thing that the men who had the giant in chains could use to boot him into a fight for the heavyweight title.
	slam.canoe.ca /Slam/Wrestling/2006/09/19/1862890.html (11056 words)

	Ernie Schaaf February 1933 Vintage Original Photograph (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Ernie Schaaf training for what was to be his final fight.
		Schaaf died following his fight with Primo Carnera on 10 February 1933.
		Vertical crease at right margin edge with small area of paper loss.
	www.antekprizering.com /schaafernie4087.html (55 words)

	Max Baer Special Use Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This might have been all for the kid from Livermore, but former boxing great Jack Dempsey saw something in him and began to train with Baer.
		In 1932 he proved he was back by knocking out Ernie Schaaf in the 10th round of a closely fought bout.
		Dempsey remained his friend and mentor for the rest of his career.
	www.larpd.dst.ca.us /maps/27.html (563 words)

	Making Great Boxing Films \| TheSweetScience.com Boxing
		The film is correct in saying that Frankie Campbell died from injuries suffered during his fight with Baer in 1930.
		In one scene, Jimmy Johnston (Bruce McGill) tells Jim Braddock (Russell Crowe) that Schaaf suffered such a beating by Baer that the first big punch in his next fight killed him.
		In actuality, Schaaf died as a result of an inter-cranial hemorrhagesuffered in his bout with Primo Carnera.
	www.thesweetscience.com /boxing-article/4764/making-great-boxing-films (1154 words)

	Tommy Loughran - In This Corner Forty World Champions Tell Their Stories by Peter Heller
		Then, after defeating Ernie Schaaf, Tommy made his final defense of the world championship on July 18 when he outpointed Jimmy Braddock in New York.
		In 1930 he defeated Jack Renault, lost twice to Ernie Schaaf, and defeated King Levinsky.
		Then he went on to defeat Schaaf, Johnny Risko, and Paulino Uzcudun, losing to Levinsky.
	www.tunney.org /loughrancorner.html (4588 words)

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