Primo Carnera vs. Armando De Carolis - Revision history

Bert at 15:32, 12 February 2011

2011-02-12T15:32:58Z

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	'''Judge:''' [[Jack McCafferty]]		'''Judge:''' [[Jack McCafferty]]

	Armando weighed about 206 before he started training for this bout. Carnera took it easy on his smaller opponent until the referee told him he would have to fight or there might be no dough. Among the interested spectators were [[George Godfrey]] and [[Herman Taylor\|Muggsy Taylor]] of the promotional firm of Taylor and Gunnis who arrived late. Taylor was looking for [[Jimmy (~~The~~ Baron) Dougherty\|Baron Dougherty]] Godfrey's manager who was with him. A young [[Ralph Tribuani]] acted as an interpetor for Carnera.		Armando weighed about 206 before he started training for this bout. Carnera took it easy on his smaller opponent until the referee told him he would have to fight or there might be no dough. Among the interested spectators were [[George Godfrey]] and [[Herman Taylor\|Muggsy Taylor]] of the promotional firm of Taylor and Gunnis who arrived late. Taylor was looking for [[Jimmy (Baron) Dougherty\|Baron Dougherty]] Godfrey's manager who was with him. A young [[Ralph Tribuani]] acted as an interpetor for Carnera.

Bert at 23:45, 18 September 2010

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			'''Judge:''' [[Ellwood Leach]]

			'''Judge:''' [[Jack McCafferty]]

	Armando weighed about 206 before he started training for this bout. Carnera took it easy on his smaller opponent until the referee told him he would have to fight or there might be no dough. Among the interested spectators were [[George Godfrey]] and [[Herman Taylor\|Muggsy Taylor]] of the promotional firm of Taylor and Gunnis who arrived late. Taylor was looking for [[Jimmy (The Baron) Dougherty\|Baron Dougherty]] Godfrey's manager who was with him. A young [[Ralph Tribuani]] acted as an interpetor for Carnera.		Armando weighed about 206 before he started training for this bout. Carnera took it easy on his smaller opponent until the referee told him he would have to fight or there might be no dough. Among the interested spectators were [[George Godfrey]] and [[Herman Taylor\|Muggsy Taylor]] of the promotional firm of Taylor and Gunnis who arrived late. Taylor was looking for [[Jimmy (The Baron) Dougherty\|Baron Dougherty]] Godfrey's manager who was with him. A young [[Ralph Tribuani]] acted as an interpetor for Carnera.

Bert: moved Fight:112437 to Primo Carnera vs. Armando De Carolis

2010-09-18T23:26:49Z

moved Fight:112437 to Primo Carnera vs. Armando De Carolis

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(No difference)

Bert at 23:22, 18 September 2010

2010-09-18T23:22:53Z

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			Armando weighed about 206 before he started training for this bout. Carnera took it easy on his smaller opponent until the referee told him he would have to fight or there might be no dough. Among the interested spectators were [[George Godfrey]] and [[Herman Taylor\|Muggsy Taylor]] of the promotional firm of Taylor and Gunnis who arrived late. Taylor was looking for [[Jimmy (The Baron) Dougherty\|Baron Dougherty]] Godfrey's manager who was with him. A young [[Ralph Tribuani]] acted as an interpetor for Carnera.

	Armando weighed about 206 before he started training for this bout. Carnera took it easy on his smaller opponent until the referee told him he would have to fight or there might be no dough. Among the interested spectators were George Godfrey and Herman "Muggsy" Taylor of the promotional firm of Taylor and Gunnis who arrived late. Taylor was looking for Jimmy Dougherty ~~"the~~ Baron ~~of Leiperville"~~ Godfrey's manager who was with him. A young Ralph Tribuani acted as an interpetor for Carnera.

Delisa at 17:14, 27 April 2007

2007-04-27T17:14:31Z

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Armando weighed about 206 before he started training for this bout. Carnera took it easy on his smaller opponent until the referee told him he would have to fight or there might be no dough. Among the interested spectators were George Godfrey and Herman "Muggsy" Taylor of the promotional firm of Taylor and Gunnis who arrived late. Taylor was looking for Jimmy Dougherty "the Baron of Leiperville" Godfrey's manager who was with him. A young Ralph Tribuani acted as an interpetor for Carnera.