Fight:74129 - Revision history

Dan at 19:04, 19 October 2021

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	<fight>74129</fight>Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.		<fight>74129</fight>Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.

	Woodall's best previous round had been the ~~sevenlh~~ when he caught Wallace with a left-right combination to the head that drove Coley ~~half way~~ across the ring to his corner and knocked out his mouthpiece. Wallace appeared helpless ~~hut~~ managed to weather-the remaining moments. [The Lowell Sun - April 29, 1956]		Woodall's best previous round had been the seventh when he caught Wallace with a left-right combination to the head that drove Coley halfway across the ring to his corner and knocked out his mouthpiece. Wallace appeared helpless but managed to weather the remaining moments. [The Lowell Sun - April 29, 1956]

Dan at 21:08, 3 February 2011

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	Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.		<fight>74129</fight>Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.

	Woodall's best previous round had been the sevenlh when he caught Wallace with a left-right combination to the head that drove Coley half way across the ring to his corner and knocked out his mouthpiece. Wallace appeared helpless hut managed to weather-the remaining moments. [The Lowell Sun - April 29, 1956]		Woodall's best previous round had been the sevenlh when he caught Wallace with a left-right combination to the head that drove Coley half way across the ring to his corner and knocked out his mouthpiece. Wallace appeared helpless hut managed to weather-the remaining moments. [The Lowell Sun - April 29, 1956]

Dan at 18:58, 30 January 2011

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	Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.		Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.

	Woodall's best previous round had been ~~had been lhe~~ sevenlh when he caught Wallace with a left-right combination to the head that drove Coley half way across the ring to his corner and knocked out his mouthpiece. Wallace appeared helpless hut managed to weather-the remaining moments. [The Lowell Sun - April 29, 1956]		Woodall's best previous round had been the sevenlh when he caught Wallace with a left-right combination to the head that drove Coley half way across the ring to his corner and knocked out his mouthpiece. Wallace appeared helpless hut managed to weather-the remaining moments. [The Lowell Sun - April 29, 1956]

Dan at 18:57, 30 January 2011

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	Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.		Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.

	Woodall's best previous round had been had been lhe sevenlh when he caught Wallace with a left-right combination to the head that drove Coley half way across the ring to his corner and knocked out his mouthpiece. Wallace appeared helpless hut managed to weather-the remaining moments		Woodall's best previous round had been had been lhe sevenlh when he caught Wallace with a left-right combination to the head that drove Coley half way across the ring to his corner and knocked out his mouthpiece. Wallace appeared helpless hut managed to weather-the remaining moments. [The Lowell Sun - April 29, 1956]

Dan at 18:54, 30 January 2011

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	Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.		Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.

			Woodall's best previous round had been had been lhe sevenlh when he caught Wallace with a left-right combination to the head that drove Coley half way across the ring to his corner and knocked out his mouthpiece. Wallace appeared helpless hut managed to weather-the remaining moments

Dan at 18:50, 30 January 2011

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	Bob Woodall kayoed Coley Wallace at 45 seconds of the 10th round. ~~Bob~~ Woodall caught ~~Coley~~ Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.		Bob Woodall, 208, Boston kayoed Coley Wallace, 206, New York at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Woodall caught Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.

Dan at 18:49, 30 January 2011

2011-01-30T18:49:13Z

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	Bob Woodall caught Coley Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.		Bob Woodall kayoed Coley Wallace at 45 seconds of the 10th round. Bob Woodall caught Coley Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.

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Bob Woodall caught Coley Wallace with a tremendous right cross to the chin as Coley was coming in with a left hand lead. Wallace sank slowly forward and there was no need for a count. Wallace remained in the ring for some time as his handlers revived him before helping him to his dressing room.