Flanagan was retired by the Minnesota State Boxing Commission on June 23, 1964.

1:58    ref: Mert Herrick 38-39   Johnny Hennessey 38-39   Johnny McGrand 38-39

1:11    ref: Leonard Zuniga

ref: Billy McCabe 99-90   Dick Delaney 100-89   Jimmy Perrault Sr 100-83

ref: Mert Herrick 97-96   John Nakrow   Al Smith 98-96

ref: Wally Holm

ref: Lucien Joubert 0-10   Herman Dutreix 0-9   Francis Kercheval 0-10

ref: Wilf Lubbe

Van Heerden was disqualified after being warned four times for low blows. Flanagan was knocked down three times in the 1st round.

ref: Billy McCabe 97-94   Dick Delaney 97-94   Jimmy Perrault Sr 96-96

ref: Billy McCabe 100-93   Wally Holm 100-91   Johnny Stanton 98-94

Attendance: 1, 996 Gate: $7, 043.46

2:55    ref: Tommy Little

Both fighters were disqualified for persistent holding.

2:50    ref: Billy McCabe

Flanagan has been accused of throwing this fight.
Attendance: 5, 803. Gate: $20, 210

ref: Billy McCabe 100-91   Dick Delaney 100-92   Jimmy Perrault Sr 100-91

Attendance: 2, 966. Gate: $10, 267

ref: Johnny Stanton 97-95   Dick Delaney 98-95   Jimmy Perrault Sr 96-97

ref: Bud Gillen

ref: Johnny Stanton 100-83   Johnny DeOtis 100-81   Jimmy Perrault Sr 100-87

Attendance: 4, 777 Gate: $18, 584.92

ref: Billy McCabe    99-92    98-93    97-92

Attendance: 5, 242. Gate; $24, 334

ref: Billy McCabe 99-94   Dick Delaney 97-97   Johnny Stanton 99-95

ref: Frank Serna 50-39   Ernie Cragin 48-44   Ralph Mosa 47-39

ref: Arnold Garley 99-93

ref: Frank Sikora 43-49   Frank Clark 42-50   Franklin Spike McAdams 46-47

ref: Johnny Stanton 98-91   Johnny DeOtis 99-90   Jimmy Perrault Sr 99-92

Attendance: 4, 678. Gate: $20, 440

ref: Billy McCabe 95-96   Jimmy Perrault Sr 92-98   Johnny Stanton 91-92

Flanagan was knocked down in the 1st.
Attendance: 6, 996. Gate: $26, 292

ref: Billy McCabe 100-90   Dick Delaney 100-93   Johnny Stanton 100-92

Gate: $43, 796 a record for the state of Minnesota, at the time. Attendance: 9, 434

ref: Billy McCabe 100-87   Wally Holm 100-85   Jimmy Perrault Sr 100-84

1:30    ref: Billy McCabe

Schmolze down twice, breaking ankle in first fall.
Gate: $13, 160.20
Crowd: 5, 647

ref: Billy McCabe 50-40   Dick Delaney 50-40   Johnny DeOtis 50-36

Crowd: 5, 396. Gate:$12, 326

ref: Loy Scarborough 4-5   Monte Carbone 2-5   Curtis Nichols 2-4

ref: Loy Scarborough 5-6   Wesley Davis 3-5   Robert Gates 3-5

ref: Jimmy Parker   Fred Connell   Howard Hess

ref: Dick Patton

97-90    98-87    98-94

There were only 85 spectators on hand. "Flanagan never tried to hurt his foe..(until) (the referee) stopped the mismatch as Newman sought refuse in a corner when Del was 10 feet away." (The Ring, February 1956, page 61)

ref: Jim Braddock 91-98   Ray Cote 95-98   Emmett McCormick 95-100

2:35    ref: Ernie LaLonde

ref: Jack Gibbons   Johnny Stanton   Mike Tatone

100-90, 100-89, 100-82

Ring doctor stopped the bout because Bratton was cut over both eyes and because he appeared "dazed and didn't know where he was."
Gate: $19, 396. Attendance: 6, 871

ref: Jack Gibbons 99-88   Dick Delaney 100-96   Billy McCabe 100-91

ref: Vern Bybee 53½-56½   Eddie James 54-56   Lloyd Phillips 55½-54½

ref: Tom Briscoe

1:59    ref: Jack Gibbons

ref: Johnny De Otis 98-93   Billy McCabe 97-95   Johnny Stanton 92-94

Attendance: 1, 975. Gate: $11, 756

ref: Petey Sarron 10-0

ref: Sharkey Buonanno 6-3   Dick Cotter 8-1   Angus McAdam 6-1

ref: Frank Sikora   Franklin Spike McAdams   Jim McManus

Moody was down twice in the 7th, and was out for nearly 2 minutes.

ref: Pete Giarusso 6-3   Phil Gaffney 5-3   Eddie Wolfe 5-2

ref: Eddie Coachman

ref: Eddie Lopez 98-92   Jack Avalon 96-99   Henry Moreno 97-98

Jack Avalon 100-91   Henry Moreno 99-93   Guy Turpin 99-94

Hernandez was knocked down in the 5th and 8th round.

ref: Jackie Davis   Charlie Fill   Herb Williams

Flanagan suffered a bruised right elbow and was unable to continue.

Cleveland Plain Dealer 11 December 1952

Felton was ahead on points until floored in round seven.

ref: Jackie Davis

1:14    ref: Jackie Davis

Bout stopped because of a deep cut over Stepanovich's left eye.

ref: Al Berl 5-4   Joe Agnello 5-7   Bert Grant 4-6

Flanagan was down in the 6th for a nine count. Agnello's scorecard was 5-5 in rounds, but went to supplemental scoring, which favored Bratton.

ref: Harry Kessler 5-3   Harold Barnes 5-4   Bill Recht 7-5

ref: Pete Giarusso 3-4   Ashton Donza 4-5   Phil Gaffney 5-3

ref: Pete Pantaleo 2-8   Dave Beloff 3-6   Lou Tress 3-7

2:15    ref: Britt Gorman

ref: Billy Lynch

Flanagan injured his left shoulder and could not answer the bell for the 7th round.
Flanagan winning on all cards until injury. Rumors of fix were abuzz.

ref: Johnny Stanton 92-92   Johnny De Otis 94-94   Britt Gorman 90-96

Flanagan was knocked down for a nine count in this bout.

ref: Britt Gorman 89-94   Johnny Sokol 95-92   Johnny Stanton 84-95

In 1956, Campbell testified under oath that he was given orders by Babe McCoy to throw this fight. However, according to The Ring, September 1951, page 63, he "showed a lot of class displaying a good left hand and a lot of experience in winning over Flanagan all the way."
Gate: 18, 500. Attendance: 6, 000

Weber was down once in both the 7th and 8th rounds.

ref: Tony Zale

The annual Louisville Police Fund benefit show.

ref: Eddie Moore 6-0

Liggett down once in the 4th round.

Attendance: 6, 716. Gate: $15, 678

2:56    ref: Britt Gorman

ref: Clarence Rosen 51-49   Bill Appleton 54-46   Andrew Brown 52-48

ref: Jack Dekkers

2:28    ref: Tuck Fraley

ref: Tuck Fraley

0:48    ref: Jack Dempsey

2:52    ref: Al Berl

Bout halted because of a cut over Kolby's right eye