Cesar Brion vs. Rex Layne - Revision history

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	James Dawson, New York Times, scored the bout 7-3 for Brion, giving Layne rounds 1, 2 and 8. Associated Press scored the bout 7-3 Layne.		James Dawson, ''New York Times'', scored the bout 7-3 for Brion, giving Layne rounds 1, 2 and 8. Associated Press scored the bout 7-3 Layne.<br>
			Dawson wrote:<br>
	~~''James~~ Dawson~~, New York Times~~:''		“Plunging and tossing like a rudderless ship, Rex Layne, Lewiston, Utah, heavyweight, somehow or other managed to gain a decision over Cesar Brion, from the Argentine, in ten dull rounds of fighting at Madison Square Garden last night. And if there is any consolation in a moral victory, Brion has it. A crowd of 5,768 booed the verdict and it was plain that many, if not the majority, thought Brion had won.”<br>

	“Plunging and tossing like a rudderless ship, Rex Layne, Lewiston, Utah, heavyweight, somehow or other managed to gain a decision over Cesar Brion, from the Argentine, in ten dull rounds of fighting at Madison Square Garden last night. And if there is any consolation in a moral victory, Brion has it.

	“A crowd of 5,768 booed the verdict and it was plain that many, if not the majority, thought Brion had won.”


	''Associated Press:'' “22-year-old Rex from Utah’s sugar beet land failed to live up to the gaudy promise of his Nov. 24 upset over tired old Jersey Joe Walcott.”		''Associated Press:'' “22-year-old Rex from Utah’s sugar beet land failed to live up to the gaudy promise of his Nov. 24 upset over tired old Jersey Joe Walcott.”


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	== Factoids ==		== Factoids ==
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	* Layne was a 9-5 favorite.		* Layne was a 9-5 favorite.

	* The crowd numbered 5,768 and the receipts were $19,040.		* The crowd numbered 5,768 and the receipts were $19,040.

Rowdytimothy: Fight:46063 moved to Cesar Brion vs. Rex Layne

2009-02-21T16:30:31Z

Fight:46063 moved to Cesar Brion vs. Rex Layne

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(No difference)

Matt at 18:53, 20 February 2009

2009-02-20T18:53:26Z

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	* '''Referee:''' Jack Watson

	* '''Judges' scoring:''' Split decision: Referee Jack Watson 5-4-1 Brion, Judge Harold Barnes 7-2-1 Layne, Judge Frank Forbes 7-3 Layne.


	James Dawson, New York Times, scored the bout 7-3 for Brion, giving Layne rounds 1, 2 and 8. Associated Press scored the bout 7-3 Layne.		James Dawson, New York Times, scored the bout 7-3 for Brion, giving Layne rounds 1, 2 and 8. Associated Press scored the bout 7-3 Layne.

El Intocable at 00:28, 6 February 2007

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	~~Layne was a 9-5 favorite. The crowd numbered 5,768 and the receipts were $19,040.~~ Referee: Jack Watson.		<fight>46063</fight>

			* '''Referee:''' Jack Watson

			* '''Judges' scoring:''' Split decision: Referee Jack Watson 5-4-1 Brion, Judge Harold Barnes 7-2-1 Layne, Judge Frank Forbes 7-3 Layne.

	~~Split decision: Referee Jack Watson 5-4-1 Brion, Judge Harold Barnes 7-2-1 Layne, Judge Frank Forbes 7-3 Layne.~~

	James Dawson, New York Times, scored the bout 7-3 for Brion, giving Layne rounds 1, 2 and 8. Associated Press scored the bout 7-3 Layne.		James Dawson, New York Times, scored the bout 7-3 for Brion, giving Layne rounds 1, 2 and 8. Associated Press scored the bout 7-3 Layne.

	James Dawson, New York Times:		''James Dawson, New York Times:''

	“Plunging and tossing like a rudderless ship, Rex Layne, Lewiston, Utah, heavyweight, somehow or other managed to gain a decision over Cesar Brion, from the Argentine, in ten dull rounds of fighting at Madison Square Garden last night. And if there is any consolation in a moral victory, Brion has it.		“Plunging and tossing like a rudderless ship, Rex Layne, Lewiston, Utah, heavyweight, somehow or other managed to gain a decision over Cesar Brion, from the Argentine, in ten dull rounds of fighting at Madison Square Garden last night. And if there is any consolation in a moral victory, Brion has it.
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	“A crowd of 5,768 booed the verdict and it was plain that many, if not the majority, thought Brion had won.”		“A crowd of 5,768 booed the verdict and it was plain that many, if not the majority, thought Brion had won.”

	Associated Press: “22-year-old Rex from Utah’s sugar beet land failed to live up to the gaudy promise of his Nov. 24 upset over tired old Jersey Joe Walcott.”
			''Associated Press:'' “22-year-old Rex from Utah’s sugar beet land failed to live up to the gaudy promise of his Nov. 24 upset over tired old Jersey Joe Walcott.”


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			== Factoids ==
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			* Layne was a 9-5 favorite.

			* The crowd numbered 5,768 and the receipts were $19,040.

El Intocable at 23:35, 5 February 2007

2007-02-05T23:35:00Z

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Layne was a 9-5 favorite. The crowd numbered 5,768 and the receipts were $19,040. Referee: Jack Watson.

Split decision: Referee Jack Watson 5-4-1 Brion, Judge Harold Barnes 7-2-1 Layne, Judge Frank Forbes 7-3 Layne.

James Dawson, New York Times, scored the bout 7-3 for Brion, giving Layne rounds 1, 2 and 8. Associated Press scored the bout 7-3 Layne.

James Dawson, New York Times:

“Plunging and tossing like a rudderless ship, Rex Layne, Lewiston, Utah, heavyweight, somehow or other managed to gain a decision over Cesar Brion, from the Argentine, in ten dull rounds of fighting at Madison Square Garden last night. And if there is any consolation in a moral victory, Brion has it.

“A crowd of 5,768 booed the verdict and it was plain that many, if not the majority, thought Brion had won.”

Associated Press: “22-year-old Rex from Utah’s sugar beet land failed to live up to the gaudy promise of his Nov. 24 upset over tired old Jersey Joe Walcott.”