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	In the April 6 1938 <i>Lowell Sun</i>, [[Henry Armstrong]] was quoted as follows: "'''Alton Black''', of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer ~~I�ve~~ ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He ~~didn�t~~ get any place because he had what is called 'paper skin.' He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."		In the April 6 1938 <i>Lowell Sun</i>, [[Henry Armstrong]] was quoted as follows: "'''Alton Black''', of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer I?ve ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He didn't get any place because he had what is called 'paper skin.' He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."

Wouter at 08:20, 15 November 2008

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	In the April 6 1938 Lowell Sun, [[Henry Armstrong]] was quoted as follows: "Alton Black, of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer ~~I´ve~~ ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He ~~didn´t~~ get any place because he had what is called ~~´paper~~ skin.´ He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."		In the April 6 1938 <i>Lowell Sun</i>, [[Henry Armstrong]] was quoted as follows: "'''Alton Black''', of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer I�ve ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He didn�t get any place because he had what is called 'paper skin.' He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."

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	<boxer>009569</boxer>~~<br>~~In the April 6 1938 Lowell Sun, [[~~Boxer:Henry Armstrong:009018\|~~Henry Armstrong]] was quoted as follows: "Alton Black, of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer I´ve ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He didn´t get any place because he had what is called ´paper skin.´ He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."		<boxer>009569</boxer>

			In the April 6 1938 Lowell Sun, [[Henry Armstrong]] was quoted as follows: "Alton Black, of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer I´ve ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He didn´t get any place because he had what is called ´paper skin.´ He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."

Wouter at 13:53, 14 February 2006

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	<boxer>009569</boxer><br>In the April 6 1938 Lowell Sun, [[Boxer:Henry Armstrong:~~009009~~\|Henry Armstrong]] was quoted as follows: "Alton Black, of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer I´ve ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He didn´t get any place because he had what is called ´paper skin.´ He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."		<boxer>009569</boxer><br>In the April 6 1938 Lowell Sun, [[Boxer:Henry Armstrong:009018\|Henry Armstrong]] was quoted as follows: "Alton Black, of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer I´ve ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He didn´t get any place because he had what is called ´paper skin.´ He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."

Wouter at 13:53, 14 February 2006

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	<boxer>009569</boxer><br>In the April 6 1938 Lowell Sun, Henry Armstrong was quoted as follows: "Alton Black, of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer I´ve ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He didn´t get any place because he had what is called ´paper skin.´ He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."		<boxer>009569</boxer><br>In the April 6 1938 Lowell Sun, [[Boxer:Henry Armstrong:009009\|Henry Armstrong]] was quoted as follows: "Alton Black, of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer I´ve ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He didn´t get any place because he had what is called ´paper skin.´ He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."

Wouter at 13:51, 14 February 2006

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<boxer>009569</boxer><br>In the April 6 1938 Lowell Sun, Henry Armstrong was quoted as follows: "Alton Black, of Reno. Nv., was the hardest customer I´ve ever come across. He hit me the hardest blows of my career. No matter where his punch landed - on my shoulder, body or elbow - it always carried a terrific sting. I finally did knock him out in the eighth. He didn´t get any place because he had what is called ´paper skin.´ He cut easily and a lot of his bouts were stopped because of that reason."