Max Baer, the former champion of the world, ts credited by doctors with saving the life of his father, Jacob Buer, when the latter was weakened by loss of blood from a severe nasal haemorrhage (nose bleed)—which began during a baseball game and went on for three days.
Max's mother gave blood for three transfusions but her husband was still, in "a serious condition when Max returned from his "come-back" tour, 'A fourth transfusion, consisting quart of Max's championship blood, seemed to put Jacob Baer on the road {0 recovery almost immediately.
"I feet fine," Max remarked {0 reporters after' the transfusion. "Tam, yang to regain the heavyweight championship of the world."—Reuter,
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