Joe Brown vs. Orlando Zulueta (1st meeting) - Revision history

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	"Joe Brown and Orlando Zulueta have waited a long time for shots at the lightweight title and their latest performances didn't put them any closer to their goals. Brown of New Orleans and Zulueta of Havana were rated just about even for their bout last night at the Baltimore coliseum and they fought it that way, winding up with a ten round draw. Brown, who used his shifty, weaving style to confuse Zulueta during most of the rounds, had his best chance in the 8th when he rocked the Cuban with a right to the chin. But Brown was unable to follow up the punch. Zulueta missed repeatedly with his right cross. He had the 5th taken from him because of low blows." -United Press		"Joe Brown and Orlando Zulueta have waited a long time for shots at the lightweight title and their latest performances didn't put them any closer to their goals. Brown of New Orleans and Zulueta of Havana were rated just about even for their bout last night at the Baltimore coliseum and they fought it that way, winding up with a ten round draw. Brown, who used his shifty, weaving style to confuse Zulueta during most of the rounds, had his best chance in the 8th when he rocked the Cuban with a right to the chin. But Brown was unable to follow up the punch. Zulueta missed repeatedly with his right cross. He had the 5th taken from him because of low blows." -United Press

	~~Scorecards~~

	*Referee Ruby Goldstein - 4-4-2 Draw
	*Judge Eddie Leonard - 4-4-2 Draw
	*Judge Bill Ellis - 5-4-1 Brown



	*Although both fighters were hoping to get the next shot at Jimmy Carter's title, Boxing's joint board of review announced prior to this fight that the winner of Jimmy Carter's title defense against Tommy Collins later in the week, must defend his title within 60 days against George Araujo of Providence, R.I.		*Although both fighters were hoping to get the next shot at Jimmy Carter's title, Boxing's joint board of review announced prior to this fight that the winner of Jimmy Carter's title defense against Tommy Collins later in the week, must defend his title within 60 days against George Araujo of Providence, R.I.

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"Joe Brown and Orlando Zulueta have waited a long time for shots at the lightweight title and their latest performances didn't put them any closer to their goals. Brown of New Orleans and Zulueta of Havana were rated just about even for their bout last night at the Baltimore coliseum and they fought it that way, winding up with a ten round draw. Brown, who used his shifty, weaving style to confuse Zulueta during most of the rounds, had his best chance in the 8th when he rocked the Cuban with a right to the chin. But Brown was unable to follow up the punch. Zulueta missed repeatedly with his right cross. He had the 5th taken from him because of low blows." -United Press

Scorecards

*Referee Ruby Goldstein - 4-4-2 Draw
*Judge Eddie Leonard - 4-4-2 Draw
*Judge Bill Ellis - 5-4-1 Brown

*Although both fighters were hoping to get the next shot at Jimmy Carter's title, Boxing's joint board of review announced prior to this fight that the winner of Jimmy Carter's title defense against Tommy Collins later in the week, must defend his title within 60 days against George Araujo of Providence, R.I.