Farr thinks he deserved at least "draw in his last fight with Louis, believes he could beat him again if ihey ever met in the ring. Friday will fur him the chance to prove his right to another try, a cer-lain beetling German gentleman named Max Schmeling permitting.
Mr. Schmeling has his own ideas on the subject. If he has his wa and he gríns contentedly when he thinks of a night roughly eighteen months ago when knocked out the "unbeatable" Louis with a crushing right to an inflated jaw, and on the night next June when' they are to meet again—Tommy Farr will rever have a chance to meet Joe Louis for the title again, Out he will he most welcome, if occasion arises, to take on Herr Weltmeister Max Schmeling—United Press.
London, Jan. 17.
Chesterfield defeated Bradford City by two goals to nil to-day in the third round of the Football Association Cup,—Reuter.
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