Talmadge Bussey - Revision history

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	Bussey died a day after sustaining injuries in a October 10, 1949, 9th round knockout loss to [[Luther Rawlings]] in Detroit:		Bussey died a day after sustaining injuries in a October 10, 1949, 9th round knockout loss to [[Luther Rawlings]] in Detroit:

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	Bussey died a day after sustaining injuries in a October 10, 1949, 9th round knockout loss to [[~~Boxer:Luther Rawlings:026400\|~~Luther Rawlings]] in Detroit:		Bussey died a day after sustaining injuries in a October 10, 1949, 9th round knockout loss to [[Luther Rawlings]] in Detroit:

	"Disaster struck at the Arcadia Gardens, when Talmadge Bussey, 26 year old Detroit Lightweight, was injured in one of the most gruelling bouts seen in the Motor City and died 13 hours later at the St. Mary's Hospital. Doctors stated the cause of Bussey's death was a cerebral hemorrhage.		"Disaster struck at the Arcadia Gardens, when Talmadge Bussey, 26 year old Detroit Lightweight, was injured in one of the most gruelling bouts seen in the Motor City and died 13 hours later at the St. Mary's Hospital. Doctors stated the cause of Bussey's death was a cerebral hemorrhage.
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	In the eighth round Rawlings laid out Bussey just before the bell. Instead of halting the affair, Talmadge was allowed to come out for the ninth which proved to be the fatal round.		In the eighth round Rawlings laid out Bussey just before the bell. Instead of halting the affair, Talmadge was allowed to come out for the ninth which proved to be the fatal round.

	The death of Bussey was the first as a result of boxing since January 24, 1930, when [[~~Boxer:Mickey Darmon:063029\|~~Mickey Darmond]] died following a knock-out at the hands of [[~~Boxer:Eddie Koppy:013151\|~~Eddie Kappey]] [sic]."		The death of Bussey was the first as a result of boxing since January 24, 1930, when [[Mickey Darmond]] died following a knock-out at the hands of [[Eddie Kappey]] [sic]."

	Jack Waina, ''The Ring,'' [[Ring Magazine: January 1950\|January 1950]]		Jack Waina, ''The Ring,'' [[Ring Magazine: January 1950\|January 1950]]

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Bussey, Talmadge]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Bussey, Talmadge]]

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	Bussey died a day after sustaining injuries in a October 10, 1949 9th round knockout loss to Luther Rawlings in Detroit.		Bussey died a day after sustaining injuries in a October 10, 1949, 9th round knockout loss to [[Boxer:Luther Rawlings:026400\|Luther Rawlings]] in Detroit:

	~~---~~		"Disaster struck at the Arcadia Gardens, when Talmadge Bussey, 26 year old Detroit Lightweight, was injured in one of the most gruelling bouts seen in the Motor City and died 13 hours later at the St. Mary's Hospital. Doctors stated the cause of Bussey's death was a cerebral hemorrhage.

	~~Disaster struck at~~ the ~~Arcadia Gardens, when Talmadge~~ Bussey~~, 26 year old Detroit Lightweight, was injured in~~ one of the ~~most gruelling bouts seen in the Motor City and died 13 hours later at the St. Mary's Hospital. Doctors stated the cause of Bussey's death was a cerebral hemorrhage~~.		The death of the boxer came as a stunning surprise to all who followed the game in Detroit as Bussey had been known as one of the hardest training pugilists around.

	~~The death of the boxer came as a stunning surprise to all who followed the game in Detroit as~~ Bussey had ~~been known as one~~ of the ~~hardest training pugilist around~~.		Bussey had lost to Luther Rawlings, of Chicago, by the closest of margins in a previous mill at Chicago.

	Bussey ~~had lost to Luther Rawlings,~~ of ~~Chicago~~, by the ~~closest of margins in a previous mill at~~ the ~~Chicago~~.		In the eighth round Rawlings laid out Bussey just before the bell. Instead of halting the affair, Talmadge was allowed to come out for the ninth which proved to be the fatal round.

	~~In the eight round Rawlings laid out~~ Bussey ~~just before~~ the ~~bell. Instead~~ of ~~halting the affair~~, ~~Talmadge was allowed to come~~ out ~~for~~ the ~~ninth which proved to be the fatal round~~.		The death of Bussey was the first as a result of boxing since January 24, 1930, when [[Boxer:Mickey Darmon:063029\|Mickey Darmond]] died following a knock-out at the hands of [[Boxer:Eddie Koppy:013151\|Eddie Kappey]] [sic]."

	~~The death of Bussey was the first as a result of boxing since January 24~~, ~~1930, when Mickey Darmond died following a knock-out at the hands of Eddie Kappey.~~		Jack Waina, ''The Ring,'' [[Ring Magazine: January 1950\|January 1950]]

	''~~Jack Waina,~~ The Ring, ~~January, 1950~~'' ~~- Edited by --~~[[~~User~~:~~Palais~~\|~~palais~~]] ~~08:21, 4 Dec 2005 (CST)~~

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Bussey, Talmadge]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Bussey, Talmadge]]

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	In the eight round Rawlings laid out Bussey just before the bell. Instead of halting the affair, Talmadge was allowed to come out for the ninth which proved to be the fatal round.		In the eight round Rawlings laid out Bussey just before the bell. Instead of halting the affair, Talmadge was allowed to come out for the ninth which proved to be the fatal round.

			The death of Bussey was the first as a result of boxing since January 24, 1930, when Mickey Darmond died following a knock-out at the hands of Eddie Kappey.

	''Jack Waina, The Ring, January, 1950'' - Edited by --[[User:Palais\|palais]] 08:21, 4 Dec 2005 (CST)		''Jack Waina, The Ring, January, 1950'' - Edited by --[[User:Palais\|palais]] 08:21, 4 Dec 2005 (CST)

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Bussey, Talmadge]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Bussey, Talmadge]]

Palais: Ring report

2005-12-04T14:21:59Z

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	Bussey died a day after sustaining injuries in a October 10, 1949 9th round knockout loss to Luther Rawlings in Detroit.		Bussey died a day after sustaining injuries in a October 10, 1949 9th round knockout loss to Luther Rawlings in Detroit.

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			Disaster struck at the Arcadia Gardens, when Talmadge Bussey, 26 year old Detroit Lightweight, was injured in one of the most gruelling bouts seen in the Motor City and died 13 hours later at the St. Mary's Hospital. Doctors stated the cause of Bussey's death was a cerebral hemorrhage.

			The death of the boxer came as a stunning surprise to all who followed the game in Detroit as Bussey had been known as one of the hardest training pugilist around.

			Bussey had lost to Luther Rawlings, of Chicago, by the closest of margins in a previous mill at the Chicago.

			In the eight round Rawlings laid out Bussey just before the bell. Instead of halting the affair, Talmadge was allowed to come out for the ninth which proved to be the fatal round.

			''Jack Waina, The Ring, January, 1950'' - Edited by --[[User:Palais\|palais]] 08:21, 4 Dec 2005 (CST)

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Bussey, Talmadge]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Bussey, Talmadge]]

Matt at 16:21, 29 November 2005

2005-11-29T16:21:58Z

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Bussey died a day after sustaining injuries in a October 10, 1949 9th round knockout loss to Luther Rawlings in Detroit.

[[Category:Ring Fatalities|Bussey, Talmadge]]