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Subgroup IX. Jewish Fighters Series 1. Hank’s Files Box 1 Folder 1. Aaronson-Abramson: Frankie Aaron, Sam Aaron, Solly Aaron, Willie Aaronson, Bobby Abel, Dave Abel, Frankie Abel, Lee Abrams, Lew Abrams, Murray Abrams, Solly Abrams, Joe Abramson, Irv Abramson Folder 1a- George Abrams Folder 2. Adler-Ahern: Sam Adler, Mike Adler, Jack Adler, Al Adelson, Izzy Ackerman, Joey Ackerman, George Ackerman, Young Jake Ahern Folder 3. Albeloff-Alton: Abe Albeloff, Johnny “Kid” Alberts, Kid Allen, Marty Allen, Maxie Allen, Paul Allen, “Emergency” Red Allen, Jerry Almus, Lou Alpert, Joey Alter, Joe Alton Folder 4. Amar-Ashkenazy: Davis Amar, Kid Andre, Sam Annenberg, Lester Applebaum, Arach Solomon, Bernie Aramstam, Kid Armond, Tony Arnold, Michael Arnstien, Solomon Aroch, Sam Asbyll, Kid Ash, Irving Ashkenazy Folder 4a- Milt Aron Folder 5. Atlan- Azenoff: Roger Atlan, David Atler, Young Abe Attel (Max Wittinsky), Allentown Abe Attell, Young Abe Attel (2 folders), Young Monte Attel, Jaime Auerboch, Eddie Axelrod, Henry Azeff, Barney Azenoff Folder 6. Barney Aaron Folder 7. Young Barney Aaron Folder 8. Mickey Aaronson Folder 9. Sammy Aaronson Folder 10. Barney “Kid” Abel Folder 11. Abe “The Newsboy” (Abe Hollandersky) Folder 12. Jake Abel (Jacon Abelson) Folder 13. Joey Abrams Folder 14. Jon J. Abromovich Folder 15. Frankie Adams Folder 16. Benny Adelman Folder 17. Dave Adelman Folder 18. Goldie Ahern Folder 19. Harry Allen Folder 20. Meyer Alper Folder 21. Hymie Alpers Folder 22. Benny Alperstien Folder 23. Lou Alter Folder 24. Lyle Alzado Folder 25. Bobby Amster Folder 26. Les Arkin Folder 27. Nat Arno Folder 28. George Ashe Folder 29. Babe Asher Folder 30. Siegfried Ashkenaze Folder 31. Michel Atlan Folder 32. Caesar Attell Folder 33. Gilbert Attell Folder 34. Jack Attell Folder 35. Johnny Attell Folder 36. Monte Attell Folder 37. Johnny Attley 1 Folder 38. Ron Aurit Folder 39. Louis Avery Folder 40. Morris Axelrod Box 2 Folder 1. Balogh-Bar-Zion: Harry Balogh, Harry Baltin, Nat Balter, Young Lew Baker, K.O. Baker, Mendel Bailus, Roy Baxter, Sailor Bauman, Murray Baum, Danny Bates, Kid Bass, George Bass, Shimon Bar-Zion Folder 2. Barnett-Bartell: Barney Barnet , Battling Barnett, Barney The Newsboy, Yussell Baronofski, Kid Barrish, Jimmy Barry, Harold Barsky, Nate Bartell, Stu Bartell Folder 3. Beck-Bellaiche: Louie Beck, Benny Becker, Sam Becker, Sammy Becker, George Beecher, Billy Bell, Sam Bell, David Bellaiche, Jules Bellaiche Folder 4. Benamou-Berenson: Albert Benamou, Solomon Benchetrit, Dave Bender, Sammy Bender, Andre Benetar, Jacques Benetar, Young Joe Benjamin, Sam Benjamin, Georgie Benny, Bobby Benson, Eddie Benson, Abraham Bensusan, Moe Berenbach, Bob Berenson Folder 5. Alex, Inky and Lulu Bader Folder 6. Abie Bain Folder 7. Harry Baker Folder 8. Joey Baker Folder 9. Kiddy Baker Folder 10. Max Baker Folder 11. Sammy Baker Folder 12. Izzy Bandrimer Folder 13. Harry Bebe Baron Folder 14. Jack Barrett Folder 15. Bennie Barrish Folder 16. Sylvan Bass Folder 17. Danny Bartfield Folder 18. Jake “Soldier” Bartfield Folder 19. Lou Bartfield Folder 20. Harry Bauman Folder 21. Joe Bedell Folder 22. Kid Beebe (Isadore Bieber) Folder 23. Charlie Beecher Folder 24. Willie Beecher Folder 25. Morris Belkin Folder 26. Archie Bell Folder 27. Elmer Beltz Folder 28. Ben Belmont Folder 29. Sauveur Benamou Folder 30. Al Bender Folder 31. Yehuda Ben-Hain Folder 32. Fabrice Benichou Folder 32a. Joe Benjamin Folder 33. Leonard Bennett Folder 34. Nate Berent Box 3 Folder 1. Berg-Berger: Herman “Kid” Berg, Hymie Berg, Lew Berg, Mickey Bergen, Panco Berg, Harry Berger, Howard Berger, Joe Berger (2 envelopes), Mickey Berger 2 Folder 2. Berkowitz-Bernard: Abe Berkowitz, Al Berkowitz, Sid Berkowitz, Sid Berman, Alf Bernard, Bernie Bernard, Freddie Bernard, Oscar Bernard, Sid Bernard Folder 3. Bernson-Berzansky: Bob Bernson, David Bernstien, Harry Bernstien, Herman Bernstien, Howard Bernstien, Joey Bernstien, Joe Bernstien, Leon Bernstien, Toots Bernstien, Russ Bernstien, Young Bernstien, Sammy Berzansky Folder 4. Besselman-Block: Jacob Besselman, Willie Betram, Kid Betts, Solly Bienstien, Abe Bierman, Danny Billick, Al Binder, Sammy Binder, Moe Birdie, Frankie Bishop, Joey Bishop, Isaac Bitoon, Ben Bril, Teddy Blat, Kid Block, Phil Block Folder 5. Bloom- Borsky: Artie Bloom, Freddie Bloom, Joe Bloom, Matty Bloom, Red Bloom, Spider Bloom, Walter Bloom, Gus Bloomberg, Izzy Blum, Joe Blum, Nat Blum, Joe Blumenthal, Charles Bohbot, Hanania Bohbot, Bouquillon III, Marty Bond, Kid Bond (Izzy Bonderoff), Harold Borsky Folder 6. Jackie Berg (Jack Berke) Folder 6a. Jackie Berg (Kid) Folder 7. Stanley Berg Folder 8. Maxie Berger Folder 9. Sam Berger Folder 10. Abe Berman Folder 11. Bennie Berman Folder 12. Phil Berman Folder 13. Freddie Bernard Folder 14. Sammy Berne Folder 15. Ike Bernstien Folder 15a. Jack Bernstien Folder 16. Joe Bernstien Folder 17. Leonard Bernstien Folder 18. Sid Bernstien Folder 19. Sammy Bienfeld Folder 20. Whitey Bimstien Folder 21. Harry Blittman Folder 22. Benny Block Folder 23. Lou Bloom Folder 24. Morrie Bloom Folder 25. Larry Boardman Folder 26. Ossie Bobkin Folder 27. Ken Bogner Folder 28. Nat Bor Folder 29. Lucien Bora Folder 30. Julie Bort Box 4 Folder 1. Bouquillon-Britt: Theo Bouquillon, Bernie Bowman, Jackie Brady, Harry Braemer, Herb Brandow, Teddy Brandt, Harry Braun, Sammy Braunstien, Len Brenner, Lou Brenner, Murray Bresner, Hyman Bressler, Johnny Brewer, Kid Bright, Bernie Briscoe, Young Britt Folder 2. Brodsky-Brooks: Pete Brodsky, Ralph Brodsky, Joe Brody, Hy Bronstien, Harry Brooks, Marty Brooks, Young Terry Brooks, Young Brooks (Teddy Brookstien) Folder 3. Brown-Bullock: Buster Brown, Charley “K.O.” Brown, Davey Brown, Eddie Brown, Eli Brown, Harry Brown, Willard Brown, Bobby Bruner, Joe Brunswasser, A. Buchbaum, Max Buchbaum, Tommy Buck, Tim Bullock Folder 4. Burger-Butts: Hal Burger, Billy Burke, Jack Burke, Whitey Burke, Dave Burman, Sammy Burns, Tiger Burns, Sid Burt, Kidd Butts, Sammy Butts 3 Folder 5. Moise Bouquillon Folder 6. Frankie Bradley Folder 7. Eddie Brady Folder 8. Harry Braelow Folder 9. Felix Brami Folder 10. Jerry Brandow Folder 11. Murray Brandt Folder 12. Al Braverman Folder 13. Harvey Bright Folder 14. Ben Bril Folder 15. Matt Brock Folder 16. Neal Brock Folder 17. Phil Brock Folder 18. Mickey Brooks Folder 19. Terry Brooks Folder 20. Benny Brostoff Folder 21. Arnie Brower Folder 22. “Young” Abe Brown Folder 23. Frankie Brown Folder 24. Harold Brown Folder 25. Harry “Kid” Brown Folder 26. Joe Brown Folder 27. Mickey Brown Folder 28. Natie Brown Folder 29. Newsboy Brown Folder 30. Willie Brown Folder 31. Scotty Buck Folder 32. Hymie Budow Folder 33. Gabriel Burah Folder 34. Robert Burg Folder 35. Bobby Burman Folder 36. Joe Burman Folder 37. Bob Burns Folder 38. George Burns Folder 39. Pinky Burns Folder 40. Sailor Butler Folder 41. Sam Buxbaum Box 5 Folder 1. Canton-Chafir: Lally Canton, Benny Cantor, Hymie Cantor, Sammy Cantor, Lew Caplin, Joey Carp, Louis Carp, Joel “Sonny” Cashin, Harry Cerode, Chaim Chafir Folder 2. Chaim-Chernet: Ben Eliahu Chaim, Sammy Chaliff, Young George Chaney, Moise Chapron, Francis Charles, Ben Chasen, Jackie Chasen, Emile Chemama, Sammy Chernoff, Sammy Chernet Folder 3. Childs-Clark: Louis Childs, Battling Chick (Vince Jacobi), Battling Chink, Phil Citrin, Nat Citron, Sam Citron, Kid Claire (Clarence Lippman), Mike Clancy, Ted Clark (Morris Gettleman) Folder 4. Clein-Cohen, B.: Joe Clein, Ruben Clein, Joe Coffee, ? Cohen, Al (Emmich) Cohen, Albert Cohen, Benny Cohen, Benny “Irish” Cohen, Ben Cohen (Bobby Kearn), Bernie Cohen, Billy Cohen, Bobby Cohen, Brian Cohen Folder 5. Cohen, D.-Cohen, I.: Dave Cohen, Ernie Cohen, George Cohen, Georgia Cohen, Harry Cohen (2 envelopes), Hymie Cohen, Henner Cohen, Hilton Cohen, Ike Cohen, Irving Cohen 4 Folder 6. Cohen, J.-Cohen, M.: Jack Cohen, Joe Cohen, Johnny Cohen, Larry Cohen, Lester Cohen, Lou Cohen, Louis Cohen, Milton Cohen Folder 7. Frankie Callahan Folder 8. Solly Cantor Folder 9. Izzy Caplin Folder 10. Mortimer Caplin Folder 11. Nate Carp Folder 12. Solly Castellane Folder 13. Leo Center Folder 14. Willie Chandler Folder 15. Red Chapman Folder 16. Sammy Cherin Folder 17. Sammy Chernoff Folder 18. Lew Chester Folder 19. Mike “King” Clark Folder 20. Willie Clark Folder 21. Jack Clifford Folder 22. Johnny Clinton Folder 23. Ty Cobb Folder 24. Abe Cohen Folder 25. Battling Abe Cohen Folder 26. Benny Cohen Folder 27. Billy Jo Cohen Folder 28. Casey Cohen Folder 29. Danny Cohen Folder 30. Davey Cohen Folder 31. Gilbert Cohen Folder 32. Harry Cohen Folder 33. Izzy Cohen Folder 34. Jack Cohen Folder 35. Jackie Cohen Folder 36. Lenny Cohen Folder 37. Marty Cohen Folder 38. Max “Nessim” Cohen Folder 39. Meyer Cohen Folder 40. Mike Mitchell Cohen Box 6 Folder 1. Cohen, N.-Cohen, Y.: Nate Cohen, Niggy Cohen, Norman Cohen, Ralph Cohen, Ruben Cohen, Ruby Cohen (2 envelopes), Sam Cohen, Sammy Cohen, Sapper Cohen, Sylvester Cohen, Willie Cohen, Wolf Cohen, Young Cohen Folder 2. Cohn-Cooper: Carl Cohn, Joe Coll, Marty Collins, Phil Collins (aka Phil Cohen), Willie Collins, Al Conway, Jewey Cook, Kid Cook, Harry Cooper, Sammy Cooper Folder 3. Corbett-Cutler: Frank Corbett, Johnny Creeley, Charley Cross, Dave Cross, Julie Cross, Sammy Cross, Sol Cross, Whitey Cross, Lew Culkin, Barney Curley, Bill Curley, Jack Curley, Augie Curtis, Abe Cutler Folder 4. Dabbs-Day: Hymie Dabbs, Tommy Daly, Isadore Damboise, Daniel Dancuta, Al Dane, Yehoshua Daniel, Danny Danto, Jerky Davidoff, Harry Davidson, Jack Davidson, Pal Davis, Ray Davis, Sammy Davis, Marvin Day Folder 5. Dean-Diamond: Lewis Dean, Sammy Delmont, Sammy Delson, Al Demedowitz, Young Dempsey (Meyer Grace), Dave Diamond, Harry Diamond, Jack Diamond (2 envelopes), Mickey Diamond 5 Folder 6. Nate Cohen Folder 7. Natie Cohen Folder 8. Phil Cohen Folder 9. Ronnie Cohen Folder 10. Sammy Cohen Folder 11. Sid Cohen Folder 12. Wilbur Cohen Folder 13. Marcus Cohn Folder 14. Clarence Cook Folder 15. Henry Cooper Folder 16. Izzy Cooper Folder 17. Lefty Cooper Folder 18.
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    Biography He was born Maximilian Adelbert Baer in Omaha, Nebraska, the son of German immigrant Jacob Baer (1875-1938), who had a Jewish father and a Lutheran mother, and Dora Bales (1877-1938). His older sister was Fanny Baer (1905-1991), and his younger sister and brother were Bernice Baer (1911-1987) and boxer-turned actor Buddy Baer (1915-1986). His father was a butcher. The family moved to Colorado before Bernice and Buddy were born. In 1921, when Maxie was twelve, they moved to Livermore, California, to engage in cattle ranching. He often credited working as a butcher boy and carrying heavy carcasses of meat for developing his powerful shoulders. He turned professional in 1929, progressing steadily through the ranks. A ring tragedy little more than a year later almost caused him to drop out of boxing for good. Baer fought Frankie Campbell (brother of Brooklyn Dodgers Hall of Famer Adolph Camilli) on August 25, 1930 in San Francisco and knocked him out. Campbell never regained consciousness. After lying on the canvas for nearly an hour, Campbell was finally transported by ambulance to a nearby hospital where he eventually died of extensive brain hemorrages. An autopsy revealed that Baer's devastating blows had knocked Campbell's entire brain loose from the connective tissue holding it in place within his cranium. This profoundly affected Baer; according to his son, Max Baer, Jr., he cried and had nightmares over the incident for decades afterwards. He was charged with manslaughter. Although he was eventually acquitted of all charges, the California State Boxing Commission still banned him from any in-ring activity within their state for the next year.
  • Volume 117, Issue 2 (The Sentinel, 1911

    Volume 117, Issue 2 (The Sentinel, 1911

    THE SENTINEL January 11, 1940 r TODROS GELLER, JEWISH ARTIST WILL ADDRESS OUR SPORT WORLD YOUTH LEAGUE By IRV KUPCINET Todros Geller, an American artist S~te YOU BUY of Jewish extraction, will address sev- eral hundred members of the Jewish w ANY TIRE Toop Flight Just In Case Youth Leagues of Chicago on Sunday p. m. in In all the sports reviews that ap- Just in case you hadn't heard: evening, January 14, at 7:30 peared in the daily newspapers com- Irv Jaffe, former Olympic speed Bialik Hall, 220 South State Street, memorating the end of 1939, only skating champion, now is skating in- on the subject, "Jews As Artists." for the 4i)/< two Jewish athletes, like Abou Ben structor at Jennie Grossinger's in Mr. Geller is art director Adhem, led all the Ferndale, N. Y. ... one of the finest Board of Jewish Education of Chicago rest in their re- in the land . .. It's there that such and has had his work exhibited spective fields. personalities as Barney Ross, Abe Ly- throughout the United States. address will trace the Harry 'The man, Eddie Cantor, Maxie Baer, etc., Mr. Geller's Horse" Danning, etc., spend their holidays. ... history of Jewish painting from earliest catcher f or the Two Jewish boys are starring in days until the present time. The entire New York Giants, the International - American Hockey lecture will be illustrated on the screen was tops defen- League, the No. 1 minor league ... with scenes of early Hebrew art, dis- sively in the Na- Alex Levinsky, formerly with the Chi- covered in recent excavations in the tional League with cago Black Hawks, now is captain and Holy Land, and will portray medieval a fielding mark of star defenseman of the Philadelphia Jewish ceremonial observations and .991, and Hirsch Ramblers, while Max Kaminsky, one- the like, coming up to the present day Jacobs, ye olde time member of the Boston Bruins, is with photographs of sculptures by Jo race track man, playing a neat game of hockey for Epstein and of paintings by Marc was the No.