Fight:171903 - Revision history

Sid schneck at 01:20, 9 June 2005

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	"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51		"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51

Sid schneck at 01:19, 9 June 2005

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	"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51		"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51

Sid schneck at 01:18, 9 June 2005

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	"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51		"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51

Sid schneck at 01:12, 9 June 2005

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	"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low		"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51

	hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was
	even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51

Sid schneck at 01:11, 9 June 2005

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	"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low		"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low

	hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was		hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was
	even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51		even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51

Sid schneck at 00:41, 9 June 2005

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	"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low		"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low
	hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was		hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was
	even-stephen.		even-stephen." Report from Eddie Borden in THE RING--April, 1940 p.51

Sid schneck at 00:40, 9 June 2005

2005-06-09T00:40:34Z

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"Walter Franklin and Harry Balsamo renewed their feud at the New York Coliseum and at the end of eight rounds the bout was declared a draw.--but many thought Franklin was entitled to the award. Walter scored a knockdown in the first and clearly won the second. Balsamo was penalized in the fourth anf fifth for low
hitting. He was cautioned again in the seventh and Franklin enjoyed the edge in the closing round but the official award was
even-stephen.