Doug Lewis - Revision history

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	'''Doug Lewis''', a black boxer, was a member of the 1924 Canadian Olympic boxing team and amateur champion. ''The Globe'', March 19, 1927. He won the bronze medal in the welterweight division.		'''Doug Lewis''', a black boxer, was a member of the 1924 Canadian Olympic boxing team and amateur champion. ''The Globe'', March 19, 1927. He won the bronze medal in the welterweight division.
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	Lewis defeated Oldani of Italy. Lewis won the opening round, and was winning the second when the Italian was disqualified for excessive holding. The decision of the officials did not sit well with the crowd, "and the police had to protect the judges when they left the ringside." - ''Globe & Mail'', July 18, 1924		Lewis defeated Oldani of Italy. Lewis won the opening round, and was winning the second when the Italian was disqualified for excessive holding. The decision of the officials did not sit well with the crowd, "and the police had to protect the judges when they left the ringside." - ''Globe & Mail'', July 18, 1924

	Lewis defeated Henry Haggerty of Pittsburgh. "Lewis carried the bout to Haggerty from the start. Haggerty made attempts throughout to land his 'haymaker,' but Lewis rolled his head and made the Pittsburger miss with his right-hand punch time and again. Lewis also had a trick on pinning Haggerty to the ropes and hooking with his left to body and head. In the third round Haggerty was forced to the ropes five times. He gamely tried to come back in ~~retaliaton~~, but obviously be had been winded by the body blows of Lewis." - Associated Press, July 19, 1924		Lewis defeated Henry Haggerty of Pittsburgh. "Lewis carried the bout to Haggerty from the start. Haggerty made attempts throughout to land his 'haymaker,' but Lewis rolled his head and made the Pittsburger miss with his right-hand punch time and again. Lewis also had a trick on pinning Haggerty to the ropes and hooking with his left to body and head. In the third round Haggerty was forced to the ropes five times. He gamely tried to come back in retaliation, but obviously he had been winded by the body blows of Lewis." - Associated Press, July 19, 1924

	Lewis was defeated by Delarge of Belgium in the semi-finals. ''The Globe'' reported the rounds were close, "but the Belgian was given the decision on points." Lewis was awarded the bronze medal, when Dwyer of Ireland forfeited the third place match. ''Globe & Mail'', July 21, 1924		Lewis was defeated by Delarge of Belgium in the semi-finals. ''The Globe'' reported the rounds were close, "but the Belgian was given the decision on points." Lewis was awarded the bronze medal, when Dwyer of Ireland forfeited the third place match. ''Globe & Mail'', July 21, 1924

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	'''Doug Lewis''' was a member of the 1924 Canadian Olympic boxing team and amateur champion. ''The Globe'', March 19, 1927. He won the bronze medal in the welterweight division.		'''Doug Lewis''', a black boxer, was a member of the 1924 Canadian Olympic boxing team and amateur champion. ''The Globe'', March 19, 1927. He won the bronze medal in the welterweight division.

	== Olympic Games Results ==		== Olympic Games Results ==

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			'''Doug Lewis''' was a member of the 1924 Canadian Olympic boxing team and amateur champion. ''The Globe'', March 19, 1927. He won the bronze medal in the welterweight division.

	~~A black boxer~~		== Olympic Games Results ==
	~~He was a member of the Canadian~~ Olympic ~~boxing team and amateur champion~~
	~~THE GLOBE, March 19, 1927~~

	~~1924 Olympics~~. Lewis ~~won~~ the ~~bronze medal~~ in the ~~welterweight division~~.		Lewis defeated Hultgren of Sweden. "In the opening round Lewis assumed the offensive and cleverly evaded the Swede's swinging blows. The boxing was open and the round ended with honors about even. When round two opened the boxers rushed together, and Lewis emerged in better condition than his opponent. Hultgren was warned for holding Lewis's glove under his arm. In round three there were several mix-ups and Hultgren was warned again. The Canadian strongly on the offensive, delivered a number of body blows that put the Swede against the ropes." - ''Globe & Mail'', July 16, 1924

	Lewis defeated ~~Hultgren~~ of ~~Sweden~~. ~~"In~~ the opening round ~~Lewis assumed the offensive~~ and ~~cleverly evaded the Swede's swinging blows. The boxing~~ was ~~open and~~ the ~~round ended with honors about even. When round two opened~~ the ~~boxers rushed together, and Lewis emerged in better condition than his opponent. Hultgren~~ was ~~warned~~ for holding ~~Lewis's glove under his arm. In round three there were several mix-ups and Hultgren was warned again~~. The ~~Canadian strongly on~~ the ~~offensive~~, ~~delivered a number of body blows that put~~ the ~~Swede against~~ the ~~ropes~~." - Globe & Mail, July 16, 1924		Lewis defeated Oldani of Italy. Lewis won the opening round, and was winning the second when the Italian was disqualified for excessive holding. The decision of the officials did not sit well with the crowd, "and the police had to protect the judges when they left the ringside." - ''Globe & Mail'', July 18, 1924

	Lewis defeated ~~Oldani~~ of ~~Italy~~. Lewis ~~won~~ the ~~opening round~~, and ~~was winning~~ the ~~second when the Italian was disqualified for excessive holding~~. ~~The decision of~~ the ~~officials did not sit well~~ with ~~the crowd, "~~and the ~~police had~~ to ~~protect~~ the ~~judges when they left~~ the ~~ringside~~." - ~~Globe & Mail~~, July 18, 1924		Lewis defeated Henry Haggerty of Pittsburgh. "Lewis carried the bout to Haggerty from the start. Haggerty made attempts throughout to land his 'haymaker,' but Lewis rolled his head and made the Pittsburger miss with his right-hand punch time and again. Lewis also had a trick on pinning Haggerty to the ropes and hooking with his left to body and head. In the third round Haggerty was forced to the ropes five times. He gamely tried to come back in retaliaton, but obviously be had been winded by the body blows of Lewis." - Associated Press, July 19, 1924

	Lewis defeated Henry Haggerty of Pittsburgh. "Lewis carried the bout to Haggerty from the start. Haggerty made attemps throughout to land his 'haymaker,' but Lewis rolled his head and made the Pittsburger miss with his right-hand punch time and again. Lewis also had a trick on pinning Haggerty to the ropes and hooking with his left to body and head. In the third round Haggerty was forced to the ropes five times. He gamely tried to come back in retaliaton, but obviously be had been winded by the body blows of Lewis." - Associated Press, July 19, 1924		Lewis was defeated by Delarge of Belgium in the semi-finals. ''The Globe'' reported the rounds were close, "but the Belgian was given the decision on points." Lewis was awarded the bronze medal, when Dwyer of Ireland forfeited the third place match. ''Globe & Mail'', July 21, 1924

	Lewis was defeated by Delarge of Belgium in the semi-finals. The Globe reported the rounds were close, "but the Belgian was given the decision on points." Lewis was awarded the bronze medal, when Dwyer of Ireland forfeited the third place match. Globe & Mail, July 21, 1924

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			1924 Olympics. Lewis won the bronze medal in the welterweight division.

			Lewis defeated Hultgren of Sweden. "In the opening round Lewis assumed the offensive and cleverly evaded the Swede's swinging blows. The boxing was open and the round ended with honors about even. When round two opened the boxers rushed together, and Lewis emerged in better condition than his opponent. Hultgren was warned for holding Lewis's glove under his arm. In round three there were several mix-ups and Hultgren was warned again. The Canadian strongly on the offensive, delivered a number of body blows that put the Swede against the ropes." - Globe & Mail, July 16, 1924

			Lewis defeated Oldani of Italy. Lewis won the opening round, and was winning the second when the Italian was disqualified for excessive holding. The decision of the officials did not sit well with the crowd, "and the police had to protect the judges when they left the ringside." - Globe & Mail, July 18, 1924

			Lewis defeated Henry Haggerty of Pittsburgh. "Lewis carried the bout to Haggerty from the start. Haggerty made attemps throughout to land his 'haymaker,' but Lewis rolled his head and made the Pittsburger miss with his right-hand punch time and again. Lewis also had a trick on pinning Haggerty to the ropes and hooking with his left to body and head. In the third round Haggerty was forced to the ropes five times. He gamely tried to come back in retaliaton, but obviously be had been winded by the body blows of Lewis." - Associated Press, July 19, 1924

			Lewis was defeated by Delarge of Belgium in the semi-finals. The Globe reported the rounds were close, "but the Belgian was given the decision on points." Lewis was awarded the bronze medal, when Dwyer of Ireland forfeited the third place match. Globe & Mail, July 21, 1924

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