Chalky Wright was knocked out in the 1st round with the help of a headbutt from the hard-hitting Eddie Shea.

Archie Moore also was knocked out in the 1st round by Leonard Morrow before winning the LH title.

That has been added.

In rounds scoring, judges would give even rounds. There is no way in the system to denote that, so you have to assume that there were two even rounds when looking at that type of scoring.

The Billy Waltz bout in Harrisburg has been corrected.

Walter Cleghorn was a a main event caliber fighter in his career, he was Alaska Native and born in Seldovia, where my girlfriend's family was from.

Eddie Edelman was another Alaska Native boxer that fought at the same time as Cleghorn.

These have been updated. I left the scorecards out of the Tomasello-Dotse fight, as I don't know where the scorecard error was that seems to have turned it to a draw.

There was one who fought under a Young name of a certain Light heavyweight champion, who I won't name out of respect, who was certain his father was a good fighter, but the truth was much less.

There was something called the Cleveland Arena that ran five shows in 1932, it was located at the corner of Hough Avenue and Ansel Road well east of the Cleveland Arena. I have went ahead and named it Rockefeller Park Arena, to differentiate it from the more well known venue. If you know of a better...

Edgar Jones was a pretty busy club fighter in California. He is not to be confused with Eddie Jones

Frankie Monroe, a busy club fighter from Lakeview, Oregon who I've entered many bouts for, had six cuts stoppages, which account for all of his recorded stoppage losses.

https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/90822

The Hogue brothers of California in the 1940s, were both bleeders. Big Boy Hogue has at least five cut stoppages. Cuts also played a part in several of their other stoppages. Earl Turner who was a big draw in Oakland during the 1940s also had at least five cuts stoppages, Turner also had a bad chin;...

Bobby Jackson (Cecil Romero) a lightweight boxer of main event caliber in Southern California during the 1940s, was stopped on cuts in his first eight stoppage losses.

The Venice Evening Vanguard which was very good at covering the Culver City cards has become available, and it's report make this confusing beyond the point of being reconcilable. "Kid Ponce took a slow four round nod over Bob Armstrong in the special event. After being warned by referee Gilmor...

"In a drab and uninteresting bout Victor "Kid" Ponce decisioned Harry Armstrong, Alabama bon-bon in the special event after four rounds of waltzing. They weighed 133 pounds." Santa Monica Evening Outlook The Santa Monica Outlook usually covered the Ocean Park and Culver City card...

A bunch of LA area papers have become available over on newspapers.com lately. I have been able to fill in a lot of gaps in our coverage, but some of these club programs of the 1930s are going to be a struggle to complete. The most difficult to find are going to be Pico, El Monte, and the Saturday s...

Have you been a sleep the last two and a half months? There have been only two boxing shows since the outbreak of COVID-19.

This has been updated. Thanks!

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This program has been entered.

Thank you for the update.

Thanks for sharing this, I have updated Billups record to note his passing.

The two older results have been updated. I will defer to others on the more recent one, as that isn't my purview.

Thanks!! This has been updated.

I zeroed out the height. Perhaps someone can pull a credible height from a news source, for us to add. Cheers Matt, back to the initial query, his weight still shows as 188lb for me? I thought I had fixed that, but apparently not. I'm still getting used to the new system as an editor, so bear with ...