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	The runner-up in the welterweight division at the Australiam Amateur Championships in 1927, '''Ambrose Palmer''' turned professional in 1929 and had his last bout in 1938. In 67 bouts he had a record of 58 (23) - 7 (2) - 2. Four of his losses were by disqualification.

	Palmer won Australian titles in three divisions - middleweight, light-heavyweight and heavyweight - and was twice ranked in The Ring's Annual Ratings - being number six light-heavyweight in both 1934 and 1935. He announced his retirement in April 1936, had a bout in March 1937 then announced it again, but had a further six bouts in 1938 before returning for good.

	~~==Reference sources==~~

	* [~~http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn3060449 Johnny Famechon with trainer & manager~~ Ambrose Palmer]~~, 1969-1970~~

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	The runner-up in the welterweight division at the Australiam Amateur Championships in 1927, he turned professional in 1929 and had his last bout in 1938. In 67 bouts he had a record of 58 (23) - 7 (2) - 2. Four of his losses were by disqualification. He won Australian titles in three divisions - middleweight, light-heavyweight and heavyweight - and was twice ranked in The Ring's Annual Ratings - being number six light-heavyweight in both 1934 and 1935. He announced his retirement in April 1936, had a bout in March 1937 then announced it again, but had a further six bouts in 1938 before returning for good.		The runner-up in the welterweight division at the Australiam Amateur Championships in 1927, '''Ambrose Palmer''' turned professional in 1929 and had his last bout in 1938. In 67 bouts he had a record of 58 (23) - 7 (2) - 2. Four of his losses were by disqualification.

			Palmer won Australian titles in three divisions - middleweight, light-heavyweight and heavyweight - and was twice ranked in The Ring's Annual Ratings - being number six light-heavyweight in both 1934 and 1935. He announced his retirement in April 1936, had a bout in March 1937 then announced it again, but had a further six bouts in 1938 before returning for good.

			==Reference sources==

			* [http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn3060449 Johnny Famechon with trainer & manager Ambrose Palmer], 1969-1970

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	The runner-up in the welterweight division at the Australiam Amateur Championships in 1927, he turned professional in 1929 and had his last bout in 1938. In 67 bouts he had a record of 58 (23) - 7 (2) - 2. Four of his losses were by disqualification. He won Australian titles in three divisions - middleweight, light-heavyweight and heavyweight - and was twice ranked in The Ring's Annual Ratings - being number six light-heavyweight in both 1934 and 1935. He announced his retirement in April 1936, had a bout in March 1937 then announced it again, but had a further six bouts in 1938 before returning for good.		The runner-up in the welterweight division at the Australiam Amateur Championships in 1927, he turned professional in 1929 and had his last bout in 1938. In 67 bouts he had a record of 58 (23) - 7 (2) - 2. Four of his losses were by disqualification. He won Australian titles in three divisions - middleweight, light-heavyweight and heavyweight - and was twice ranked in The Ring's Annual Ratings - being number six light-heavyweight in both 1934 and 1935. He announced his retirement in April 1936, had a bout in March 1937 then announced it again, but had a further six bouts in 1938 before returning for good.

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The runner-up in the welterweight division at the Australiam Amateur Championships in 1927, he turned professional in 1929 and had his last bout in 1938. In 67 bouts he had a record of 58 (23) - 7 (2) - 2. Four of his losses were by disqualification. He won Australian titles in three divisions - middleweight, light-heavyweight and heavyweight - and was twice ranked in The Ring's Annual Ratings - being number six light-heavyweight in both 1934 and 1935. He announced his retirement in April 1936, had a bout in March 1937 then announced it again, but had a further six bouts in 1938 before returning for good.