Tony Canzoneri vs. Jimmy McLarnin (2nd meeting) - Revision history

Ric: weights noted by default

2015-11-19T05:39:25Z

weights noted by default

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	* Weights: Canzoneri 137, McLarnin 145
	* By the last round Canzoneri's eyes were bloody and his nose was cut. The split lip he earlier sustained while training and sparring--resulting in postponing this bout--was "pulled and crimson." The crowd of 11,423 was so sickened by the sight that they yelled for the referee stop it. But, as Canzoneri had never been knocked out in his career, Cavanaugh allowed him to go the distance. Source: ''New York Times'' and other day-after newspaper accounts.		* By the last round Canzoneri's eyes were bloody and his nose was cut. The split lip he earlier sustained while training and sparring--resulting in postponing this bout--was "pulled and crimson." The crowd of 11,423 was so sickened by the sight that they yelled for the referee stop it. But, as Canzoneri had never been knocked out in his career, Cavanaugh allowed him to go the distance. Source: ''New York Times'' and other day-after newspaper accounts.

Rowdytimothy: remove category

2008-03-02T15:56:17Z

remove category

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	* Weights: Canzoneri 137, McLarnin 145		* Weights: Canzoneri 137, McLarnin 145
	* Referee: [[Billy Cavanaugh]]
	* By the last round Canzoneri's eyes were bloody and his nose was cut. The split lip he earlier sustained while training and sparring--resulting in postponing this bout--was "pulled and crimson." The crowd of 11,423 was so sickened by the sight that they yelled for the referee stop it. But, as Canzoneri had never been knocked out in his career, Cavanaugh allowed him to go the distance. Source: ''New York Times'' and other day-after newspaper accounts.		* By the last round Canzoneri's eyes were bloody and his nose was cut. The split lip he earlier sustained while training and sparring--resulting in postponing this bout--was "pulled and crimson." The crowd of 11,423 was so sickened by the sight that they yelled for the referee stop it. But, as Canzoneri had never been knocked out in his career, Cavanaugh allowed him to go the distance. Source: ''New York Times'' and other day-after newspaper accounts.

	~~[[Category:1936 Bouts\|Canzoneri vs. McLarnin]]~~

Ric at 23:28, 10 May 2006

2006-05-10T23:28:21Z

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	* Weights: Canzoneri 137, McLarnin 145		* Weights: Canzoneri 137, McLarnin 145
	* Referee: [[Billy Cavanaugh]]		* Referee: [[Billy Cavanaugh]]
	* By the last round Canzoneri's eyes were bloody and his nose was cut. The split lip he earlier sustained while training and sparring--resulting in postponing this bout--was "pulled and crimson." The crowd of 11,423 was so sickened by the sight that they yelled for the referee stop it. But, as Canzoneri had never been knocked out in his career, Cavanaugh allowed him to go the distance. Source: ''New York T''~~imes~~ and other day-after newspaper accounts.		* By the last round Canzoneri's eyes were bloody and his nose was cut. The split lip he earlier sustained while training and sparring--resulting in postponing this bout--was "pulled and crimson." The crowd of 11,423 was so sickened by the sight that they yelled for the referee stop it. But, as Canzoneri had never been knocked out in his career, Cavanaugh allowed him to go the distance. Source: ''New York Times'' and other day-after newspaper accounts.

	[[Category:1936 Bouts\|Canzoneri vs. McLarnin]]		[[Category:1936 Bouts\|Canzoneri vs. McLarnin]]

Ric at 23:28, 10 May 2006

2006-05-10T23:28:09Z

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<fight>16850</fight>
* Weights: Canzoneri 137, McLarnin 145
* Referee: [[Billy Cavanaugh]]
* By the last round Canzoneri's eyes were bloody and his nose was cut. The split lip he earlier sustained while training and sparring--resulting in postponing this bout--was "pulled and crimson." The crowd of 11,423 was so sickened by the sight that they yelled for the referee stop it. But, as Canzoneri had never been knocked out in his career, Cavanaugh allowed him to go the distance. Source: ''New York T''imes and other day-after newspaper accounts.

[[Category:1936 Bouts|Canzoneri vs. McLarnin]]