Marcel Thil vs. Fred Apostoli - Revision history

Ric: Dec 1937 THE RING has ten pages of photos

2021-03-29T00:06:46Z

Dec 1937 THE RING has ten pages of photos

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	*[[:Image:F76801b.JPG\|Photo #2]], [[:File:Marcel-Fred.jpg\|Photo #3]], [[:File:F76801b.JPG\|Photo #4]]		*[[:Image:F76801b.JPG\|Photo #2]], [[:File:Marcel-Fred.jpg\|Photo #3]], [[:File:F76801b.JPG\|Photo #4]]

	One of four title bouts on Promoter [[Mike Jacobs]]'s "Carnival of Champions" fight card: including [[Sixto Escobar~~]]-[[~~Harry Jeffra]] for the Bantamweight Title, [[Lou Ambers~~]]-[[~~Pedro Montanez]] for the Lightweight Title, and [[Ceferino Garcia]]-[[~~Barney Ross~~]] ~~for the Welterweight Title~~.		One of four title bouts on Promoter [[Mike Jacobs]]'s "Carnival of Champions" fight card: including [[Sixto Escobar vs. Harry Jeffra (3rd meeting)]] for the Bantamweight Title, [[Lou Ambers vs. Pedro Montanez (2nd meeting)]] for the Lightweight Title, and [[Barney Ross vs. Ceferino Garcia (3rd meeting)]] for the Welterweight Title. The [[Ring Magazine: December 1937\|December 1937]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine contained ten pages of photos of this "Carnival."

	Under compulsion of the [[NYSAC]], both boxers had to sign an agreement stipulating that no title was at stake, as the Commission recognized [[Freddie Steele]] as champion. A severe cut over Thil's right caused the stoppage. Thil led on the scorecards at the time of the stoppage.		Under compulsion of the [[NYSAC]], both boxers had to sign an agreement stipulating that no title was at stake, as the Commission recognized [[Freddie Steele]] as champion. A severe cut over Thil's right caused the stoppage. Thil led on the scorecards at the time of the stoppage.

Flatnose at 15:03, 18 August 2019

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	This was Thil's final career bout.		This was Thil's final career bout.

			"Fred Apostoli, San Francisco, stopped Marcel Thil of France in the 10th round of a 15 round match Thursday night on the Carnival of Champions card. Referee Arthur Donovan halted the bout and awarded Apostoli the TKO verdict because of Thil's badly gashed right eye. Apostoli came from behind with a slashing attack to penetrate the veteran's crafty defense and punish him so badly he was in no shape to continue. The 9th round was the turning point as Apostoli's left hook gashed a cut over Thil's right eye and also brought blood pouring from the Frenchman's nose. Thil was permitted to continue after an examination between rounds by Dr. William H. Walker, official physician of the NYSAC. Apostoli quickly started the blood streaming and the referee intervened after only 44 seconds of the 10th round elapsed. A crowd estimated at 40,000 by promoter Mike Jacobs saw Apostoli turn the tide quickly after being outboxed and outpunched during most of the early rounds." -Associated Press

Ric at 19:11, 24 December 2013

2013-12-24T19:11:42Z

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	*'''IBU (1913 - 1946) Middleweight Title'''		*'''IBU (1913 - 1946) Middleweight Title'''
	*[[:Image:F76801b.JPG\|Photo #2]], [[:File:Marcel-Fred.jpg\|Photo #3]]		*[[:Image:F76801b.JPG\|Photo #2]], [[:File:Marcel-Fred.jpg\|Photo #3]], [[:File:F76801b.JPG\|Photo #4]]

	One of four title bouts on Promoter [[Mike Jacobs]]'s "Carnival of Champions" fight card: including [[Sixto Escobar]]-[[Harry Jeffra]] for the Bantamweight Title, [[Lou Ambers]]-[[Pedro Montanez]] for the Lightweight Title, and [[Ceferino Garcia]]-[[Barney Ross]] for the Welterweight Title.		One of four title bouts on Promoter [[Mike Jacobs]]'s "Carnival of Champions" fight card: including [[Sixto Escobar]]-[[Harry Jeffra]] for the Bantamweight Title, [[Lou Ambers]]-[[Pedro Montanez]] for the Lightweight Title, and [[Ceferino Garcia]]-[[Barney Ross]] for the Welterweight Title.

Ric: another image linked

2013-12-24T19:07:48Z

another image linked

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	*'''IBU (1913 - 1946) Middleweight Title'''		*'''IBU (1913 - 1946) Middleweight Title'''
	*[[:Image:F76801b.JPG\|Photo #2]]		*[[:Image:F76801b.JPG\|Photo #2]], [[:File:Marcel-Fred.jpg\|Photo #3]]

	One of four title bouts on Promoter Mike Jacobs's "Carnival of Champions" fight card: including Sixto Escobar-Harry Jeffra for the Bantamweight Title, Lou Ambers-Pedro Montanez for the Lightweight Title, and Ceferino Garcia-Barney Ross for the Welterweight Title.		One of four title bouts on Promoter [[Mike Jacobs]]'s "Carnival of Champions" fight card: including [[Sixto Escobar]]-[[Harry Jeffra]] for the Bantamweight Title, [[Lou Ambers]]-[[Pedro Montanez]] for the Lightweight Title, and [[Ceferino Garcia]]-[[Barney Ross]] for the Welterweight Title.

	Under compulsion of the [[NYSAC]], both boxers had to sign an agreement stipulating that no title was at stake, as the Commission recognized [[Freddie Steele]] as champion. A severe cut over Thil's right caused the stoppage. Thil led on the scorecards at the time of the stoppage.		Under compulsion of the [[NYSAC]], both boxers had to sign an agreement stipulating that no title was at stake, as the Commission recognized [[Freddie Steele]] as champion. A severe cut over Thil's right caused the stoppage. Thil led on the scorecards at the time of the stoppage.

			This was Thil's final career bout.

Ric: 2nd image linked

2009-06-27T18:29:51Z

2nd image linked

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	<fight>76801</fight>		<fight>76801</fight>
	'''IBU (1913 - 1946) Middleweight Title'''		*'''IBU (1913 - 1946) Middleweight Title'''
			*[[:Image:F76801b.JPG\|Photo #2]]

	One of four title bouts on Promoter Mike Jacobs's "Carnival of Champions" fight card: including Sixto Escobar-Harry Jeffra for the Bantamweight Title, Lou Ambers-Pedro Montanez for the Lightweight Title, and Ceferino Garcia-Barney Ross for the Welterweight Title.		One of four title bouts on Promoter Mike Jacobs's "Carnival of Champions" fight card: including Sixto Escobar-Harry Jeffra for the Bantamweight Title, Lou Ambers-Pedro Montanez for the Lightweight Title, and Ceferino Garcia-Barney Ross for the Welterweight Title.

	Under compulsion of the [[NYSAC]], both boxers had to sign an agreement stipulating that no title was at stake, as the Commission recognized [[Freddie Steele]] as champion. A severe cut over Thil's right caused the stoppage. Thil led on the scorecards at the time of the stoppage.		Under compulsion of the [[NYSAC]], both boxers had to sign an agreement stipulating that no title was at stake, as the Commission recognized [[Freddie Steele]] as champion. A severe cut over Thil's right caused the stoppage. Thil led on the scorecards at the time of the stoppage.

Rowdytimothy: Fight:76801 moved to Marcel Thil vs. Fred Apostoli

2009-02-01T14:15:02Z

Fight:76801 moved to Marcel Thil vs. Fred Apostoli

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2009-01-31T21:42:48Z

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<fight>76801</fight>
'''IBU (1913 - 1946) Middleweight Title'''

One of four title bouts on Promoter Mike Jacobs's "Carnival of Champions" fight card: including Sixto Escobar-Harry Jeffra for the Bantamweight Title, Lou Ambers-Pedro Montanez for the Lightweight Title, and Ceferino Garcia-Barney Ross for the Welterweight Title.

Under compulsion of the [[NYSAC]], both boxers had to sign an agreement stipulating that no title was at stake, as the Commission recognized [[Freddie Steele]] as champion. A severe cut over Thil's right caused the stoppage. Thil led on the scorecards at the time of the stoppage.