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<p>Created page with &quot;&lt;show&gt;599851&lt;/show&gt; Source for the results: &#039;&#039;The Allentown Morning Call&#039;&#039;, Allentown, PA (6-27-1922, p. 15). Source for a preview of the card: &#039;&#039;The Allentown Morning Call&#039;&#039;,...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&lt;show&gt;599851&lt;/show&gt;<br /> Source for the results: &#039;&#039;The Allentown Morning Call&#039;&#039;, Allentown, PA (6-27-1922, p. 15).<br /> Source for a preview of the card: &#039;&#039;The Allentown Morning Call&#039;&#039;, Allentown, PA (6-23-1922, p. 23).<br /> The largest crowd to attend a boxing card at this venue to date were looking forward to seeing a bout between two females, Jeane LeMar, of France, and Princess Henry, of Allentown, PA. Jeane LeMar claimed to be the female boxing champion of Europe, but, when she arrived at the arena, she claimed that a contract with another promoter prohibited her from boxing Princess Henry. So, two exhibitions were hastily arranged, with Jeane LeMar facing Bugs Moran and Princess Henry facing Bobby McClean. The guys were gentle with the female boxers, although Princess Henry banged McClean a bit.</div>

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