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Copyright holder	© Corbis. All Rights Reserved.
Image title	09 Oct 1954, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA --- Original caption: Stiff as the well known mackerel, Harold Johnson, number one light-heavyweight contender, goes to the canvas for the full count in the second round of his fight with Boardwalk Billy Smith in Philadelphia last night. Mr. Smith wears what seem to be a look of surprise as he stands behind his falling antagonist. He was the underdog until this moment. Mr. Smith's triumph, however, had the usually fly in the ointment. His purse was withheld because of a writ of "foreign attachment" served by a former manager who claims a share of the Atlantic City slugger. --- Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
Author	Sonnee Gottlieb
Date and time of data generation	9 October 1954
IIM version	2
Credit/Provider	© Bettmann/CORBIS
Headline	Harold Johnson Falling Onto the Mat
Short title	U1266666INP
Original transmission location code	12505872
Keywords	Billy Smith few group group of people Harold Johnson Mid-Atlantic North America Pennsylvania people Philadelphia prominent persons small group of people sports three three people USA
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