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"Sugar Ray Robinson pounded out a 10-round unanimous decision over tough and aggressive Holly Mims of Washington, DC, tonight in his first fight since winning the middleweight championship. The 23-year-old Mims, who had to drink several glasses of water at the weighing in ceremonies to come in over the 160-pound limit, opened an old cut over Robinson's left eye in the first round and surprised the champion several times by coming out of a crouch and scoring with lefts and rights to the jaw. Ray scored his only knockdown in the second round with a right and left to the head, but Mims was not seriously damaged. Mims was the aggressor most of the way." - Associated Press <br />
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*A crowd of 5,500 produced a gate of $17,000.<br />
*There were scattered boos when the decision was announced. <br />
*In his dressing room after the fight, Robinson was apologetic about his "bad showing" and blamed it on the virus infection that had postponed the bout from its original date of March 8. Robinson said. "I guess that virus had me worse than I thought. A couple of times I had him lined up, but I couldn't get him."<br />
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==External Links==<br />
*[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=vRgqAAAAIBAJ&sjid=eYUFAAAAIBAJ&pg=3465,832625&dq=mims+ray+robinson&hl=en Associated Press - April 5, 1951]<br />
*[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=NWcxAAAAIBAJ&sjid=SAAEAAAAIBAJ&pg=1474,2974087&dq=mims+ray+robinson+booed&hl=en Associated Press - April 6, 1951]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Robinson-Mims_1318858559.jpg&diff=592619File:Robinson-Mims 1318858559.jpg2015-11-09T23:30:33Z<p>4champs: Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Holly Mims
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<div>[[Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Holly Mims]]<br />
[[Category: Sugar Ray Robinson Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Holly_Mims&diff=592618Holly Mims2015-11-09T23:27:20Z<p>4champs: </p>
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'''Managers:''' [[Nick Trotta]] & [[Benny Trotta]]<br />
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'''Holly Mims''' was ranked among the world's [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings: Middleweight--1950s|top 10 middleweight contenders]] by [[Ring Magazine|''The Ring'']] between 1953 and 1959. His peak position was No. 3 in 1954.<br />
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Among the boxers Mims faced during his 19-year pro career were [[Sugar Ray Robinson]], [[Bobby Dykes]], [[Rocky Castellani]], [[Bobby Boyd]], [[Spider Webb]], [[Joey Giardello]], [[George Benton]], [[Henry Hank]], [[Rudell Stitch]], [[Dick Tiger]], [[Jimmy Ellis]], [[Rubin Carter|Rubin "Hurricane" Carter]], [[Emile Griffith]], [[Joey Archer]], and [[Luis Manuel Rodriguez]].<br />
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Boxing historian Mike Casey described Mims' style as follows: <br />
:A stand-up boxer with guile, toughness and a versatile box of tricks, Mims could box and fight and handle any situation. He was adept at picking off opponents’ punches with apparent ease and his sense of anticipation rivalled that of a top chess player. Fluid of movement, Holly could box traditionally or slug when slugging was required. Many an opponent had a rude awakening when he forced Mims to the ropes or into a corner. With his long arms, which he used to maximum effect, Mims would lash back with a volley of punches that left the aggressor stunned. Holly loved the ropes, springing from their haven as an octopus springs from its lair. Mims held his left hand low, teasing his opponents to move into him. Many a puncher grabbed the tempting invitation, like a fish chomping at the angler’s bait, but Mims was a hub of constant and slippery movement and incredibly difficult to hit cleanly. His excellent head movement was consistently confusing to his opponents and he took a punch well when he had to, barely reacting to it. [http://www.boxing.com/holly_mims_splitting_the_difference.html]<br />
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''BoxRec'' lists Mims' record as 68-28-6, whereas ''[[Cyber Boxing Zone Encyclopedia]]'' lists it as 64-27-6. [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/mims-h.htm]<br />
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Mims was stopped only once in his career: [[Joe Louis Adair]] stopped him on a cut in six rounds on May 13, 1964.<br />
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On January 13, 1970, Mims died of a kidney ailment at the age of 42. He was survived by his wife and two children, as well as his mother, a brother and a sister. [https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2211&dat=19700124&id=EyEmAAAAIBAJ&sjid=Bv4FAAAAIBAJ&pg=485,441950&hl=en]<br />
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Mims was generally listed as being born in 1929 by newspapers and ring record books. ''Cyber Boxing Zone Encyclopedia'' still lists his birthday as February 10, 1929. However, the United States Social Security Death Index states that Mims — listed as H.R. Mims — was born on February 10, 1927. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JGH8-SWY]<br />
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In the [[Boxing Illustrated: October 1989|October 1989]] issue of ''[[Boxing Illustrated]]'', boxing historian [[Herbert Goldman|Herbert G. Goldman]] ranked Mims as the 65th greatest middleweight of all-time.</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Mims-160.jpg&diff=592413File:Mims-160.jpg2015-11-09T05:29:29Z<p>4champs: Holly Mims</p>
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'''Rudy Sawyer''' defeated [[Henry White]] of Cincinnati, Ohio, to win the welterweight title at the [[Chicago Golden Gloves|Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] on March 11, 1954. <br />
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Sawyer faced [[Reybon Stubbs]] of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]] Tournament in New York City on March 22, 1954. Stubbs, who won the welterweight title at the [[:Category:New York Golden Gloves Champions|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]], defeated Sawyer on points.<br />
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'''Randy Sandy''' won the 1951 New York Daily News [[Golden Gloves]] 147-pound Open Championship. He defeated Richard Reed on points in the final. Both Randy and Reed trained at the Police Athletic League. <br />
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'''Isaac Logart''' was a welterweight contender during the mid and late 1950s. <br />
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On March 21, 1958, Logart faced Virgil Akins in the semifinals of the welterweight elimination tournament. The winner would face [[Vince Martinez]] for the vacant World Welterweight Championship . Logart, who split two fights with Akins in 1955, was a 7-5 favorite. However, Akins defeated Logart by sixth-round knockout. Three months later, Akins knocked out Martinez in four rounds to win the vacant title. <br />
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Logart fell from the rankings after four consecutive losses in 1959. He eventually became a capable trial horse for aspiring welterweights and middleweights before retiring in 1966. <br />
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After his boxing career ended, Logart resided in New York City, where he died at age 55 in 1988.</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Logart-238.jpeg&diff=592318File:Logart-238.jpeg2015-11-08T07:22:12Z<p>4champs: Isaac Logart</p>
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*Cotton went 2-2 against future world middleweight champion [[Joey Giardello]] in 1956. All four fights went the scheduled distance of 10 rounds.<br />
*The [[Ring Magazine: July 1970|July 1970]] issue of [[Ring Magazine|''The Ring'']] reported: "[[Alex Mack|Alex (Scotty) Mack]], the undefeated light heavyweight of Danbury, Conn., now based in Houston, made short work of veteran Charlie Cotton. Mack looked sharp in kayoing the 170-pound Cotton in round two." However, the fight is not listed by BoxRec.<br />
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*"Mack Scores Two Fast Victories In Carolina" by George McBride, ''The Ring'', July 1970, page 48.<br />
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*Reportedly had an amateur record of 5-0.<br />
*Boxed a three-round exhibition with [[Muhammad Ali]] in Charleston, South Carolina, on June 30, 1971.<br />
*Reportedly had a pro record of 17-0 as of July 1, 1971.<br />
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<div>[[Rudell Stitch]] vs. Guy Sumlin on March 28, 1959<br />
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<div>Left: University of Louisville football coach Frank Camp and former University of Louisville football player Leonard Lyles. <br />
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Right: [[Joe Elsby Martin]] and [[Muhammad Ali]].<br />
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[[Category:Rudell Stitch Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Stitch%27s_funeral.jpg&diff=592235File:Stitch's funeral.jpg2015-11-07T21:03:27Z<p>4champs: More than 1,200 people overflowed the 1,000-seat Central Presbyterian Church for the funeral of Rudell Stitch on June 8, 1960.
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<div>More than 1,200 people overflowed the 1,000-seat Central Presbyterian Church for the funeral of [[Rudell Stitch]] on June 8, 1960.<br />
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Pallbearers on the left, front to rear: [[Bud Bruner]], Stitch's manager; [[Fred Stoner]], Stitch's amateur coach; and Leonard Lyles, former University of Louisville football player. Pallbearers on the right, front to rear: Rich Keeling, Stitch's promoter; boxer [[Baby LeRoy|"Baby LeRoy" Emerson]]; and Larry Boeck, Courier-Journal sportswriter. <br />
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<div>From left, University of Louisville football coach Frank Camp, [[Bud Bruner]], [[Rudell Stitch]], unknown, former University of Louisville football player Leonard Lyles, and [[Joe Elsby Martin]].<br />
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<div>From left, University of Louisville football coach Frank Camp, [[Bud Bruner]], [[Rudell Stitch]], unknown, former University of Louisville football player Leonard Lyles, and [[Joe Elsby Martin]].</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Bud_Bruner,_Frank_Burke,_Rudell_Stitch.jpg&diff=592232File:Bud Bruner, Frank Burke, Rudell Stitch.jpg2015-11-07T20:41:30Z<p>4champs: Bud Bruner, Congressman Frank Burke and Rudell Stitch.
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<div>[[Bud Bruner]], Congressman Frank Burke and [[Rudell Stitch]].<br />
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[[Category:Rudell Stitch Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Rudell_Stitch_Hometown_Hero_5th_street.jpg&diff=592231File:Rudell Stitch Hometown Hero 5th street.jpg2015-11-07T20:38:47Z<p>4champs: Rudell Stitch Hometown Hero banner on 5th Street in Louisville, KY.
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<div>[[Rudell Stitch]] Hometown Hero banner on 5th Street in Louisville, KY.<br />
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[[Category:Rudell Stitch Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Rudell_Stitch,_Rudy_Sawyer_%26_Sandy_Saddler.jpg&diff=592230File:Rudell Stitch, Rudy Sawyer & Sandy Saddler.jpg2015-11-07T20:35:48Z<p>4champs: Rudy Sawyer, Rudell Stitch and former featherweight champion Sandy Saddler, who was Sawyer's trainer, on June 26, 1959. A 17-year-old Muhammad Ali is in the back on the right.
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<div>[[Rudy Sawyer]], [[Rudell Stitch]] and former featherweight champion [[Sandy Saddler]], who was Sawyer's trainer, on June 26, 1959. A 17-year-old [[Muhammad Ali]] is in the back on the right. <br />
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[[Category:Muhammad Ali Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Rudell_Stitch_KY_GG_team.jpg&diff=592228File:Rudell Stitch KY GG team.jpg2015-11-07T20:28:41Z<p>4champs: Rudell Stitch (fourth from left) as the welterweight champion at the Kentucky Golden Gloves state tournament.
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<div>[[Rudell Stitch]] (fourth from left) as the welterweight champion at the Kentucky [[Golden Gloves]] state tournament.<br />
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[[Category:Rudell Stitch Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Rudell_Stitch_%26_Mickey_Clark_Aug._14,_1959.jpg&diff=592227File:Rudell Stitch & Mickey Clark Aug. 14, 1959.jpg2015-11-07T20:25:45Z<p>4champs: Rudell Stitch running with a friend on August 14, 1959.
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<div>[[Rudell Stitch]] running with a friend on August 14, 1959.<br />
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<div>[[Rudell Stitch]] vs. Guy Sumlin on March 28, 1959<br />
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[[Category:Rudell Stitch Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Stitch_family_Aug._28,_1959.jpg&diff=592222File:Stitch family Aug. 28, 1959.jpg2015-11-07T20:22:14Z<p>4champs: Rudell Stitch with his family at Louisville's Standiford Field in 1959. From Left, Perry, 2; Rodney, 4; Rudell Jr., 5; Donald, 7; and Rosa Mae Stitch with Janet, 7 months.
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<div>[[Rudell Stitch]] with his family at Louisville's Standiford Field in 1959. From Left, Perry, 2; Rodney, 4; Rudell Jr., 5; Donald, 7; and Rosa Mae Stitch with Janet, 7 months. <br />
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[[Category:Rudell Stitch Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Rudell_Stitch_Pic0024.jpg&diff=592213File:Rudell Stitch Pic0024.jpg2015-11-07T20:10:57Z<p>4champs: Rudell Stitch
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[[Category:Rudell Stitch Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Rudell_Stitch_%26_Guy_Sumlin_Pic0025.jpg&diff=592212File:Rudell Stitch & Guy Sumlin Pic0025.jpg2015-11-07T20:10:12Z<p>4champs: Rudell Stitch and Guy Sumlin 1959
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[[Category:Rudell Stitch Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Rudell_Stitch_%26_Guy_Sumlin.jpg&diff=592211File:Rudell Stitch & Guy Sumlin.jpg2015-11-07T20:09:27Z<p>4champs: Rudell Stitch and Guy Sumlin 1959
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[[Category:Rudell Stitch Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Rudell_Stitch_vs._Guy_Sumlin.jpg&diff=592208File:Rudell Stitch vs. Guy Sumlin.jpg2015-11-07T20:08:39Z<p>4champs: Rudell Stitch vs. Guy Sumlin on March 28, 1959
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<div>[[Rudell Stitch]] vs. Guy Sumlin on March 28, 1959<br />
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[[Category:Rudell Stitch Gallery]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Isaac_Logart_vs._Rudell_Stitch_(2nd_meeting)&diff=592195Isaac Logart vs. Rudell Stitch (2nd meeting)2015-11-07T16:52:27Z<p>4champs: </p>
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<Fight>45993</fight><br />
*'''See also:''' [[Isaac Logart vs. Rudell Stitch (1st meeting)]]<br />
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==Notes==<br />
*Logart was ranked fifth at welterweight, and Stitch was ranked tenth.<br />
*Logart was an 11-5 favorite.<br />
*"It was a close fight, but he took the last round and won it," Stitch said. "It was a fair decision." <br />
*The Associated Press scored the fight 7-3 for Logart.<br />
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==Newspaper Articles==<br />
*[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=8PlHAAAAIBAJ&sjid=IwANAAAAIBAJ&pg=2664,3406398&dq=rudell+stitch+isaac+logart&hl=en "Logart Wins On Decision Over Stitch" - Meridan Record - October 7, 1958]<br />
*[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=b04qAAAAIBAJ&sjid=VVEEAAAAIBAJ&pg=4776,5148161&dq=rudell+stitch+isaac+logart&hl=en "One Fighter Admits He Lost Decision" - The Dispatch - February 5, 1959]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:45993Poster.jpg&diff=592194File:45993Poster.jpg2015-11-07T16:51:16Z<p>4champs: </p>
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[[Category:Posters]]</div>4champshttps://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=File:Stitch_%26_Bahama.jpg&diff=592193File:Stitch & Bahama.jpg2015-11-07T16:49:48Z<p>4champs: </p>
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