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    Default Re: 1939: Armstrongs Oct Run

    So are you saying now that Armstrong was a clown and had a thick skull Bill?
    Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.

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    Default Re: 1939: Armstrongs Oct Run

    Shame On You...........

    Henry Armstrong was a wonderful human being. A Class Act.

    The upcoming bout in Cleveland, Ohio set for December 11th was
    billed as;

    "The Toyshop Fund"

    A portion of the Gate Receipts {$10,000} was dedicated for needy Children
    in Cleveland, for Christmas Toys.

    This was a 'rematch' of their October 24th bout which was held in Los Angeles
    only 7-Weeks earlier.

    This was Henry Armstrong's 27th Birthday.

    Monday ~ December 11, 1939

    Municipal Arena ~ Cleveland, Ohio

    Fight Promoter ; Carl Neiderman

    Attendance........ 10,988
    Gate Receipts.... $28,579 {$10,000 for 'The Toyshop Fund'}

    Henry Armstrong
    Age............ 27 {Birthday}
    Height........ 5' 5 1/2"
    Reach......... 67"
    Weight........ 138 3/4 lbs.
    Record........ 102-12-7 {60 KO's}
    Rank........... Welterweight Champion

    Jimmy Garrison
    Age............ 25 years, 8 months
    Height........ 5' 6"
    Reach........ 68"
    Weight....... 141 lbs.
    Record ...... 29-11-4 {7 KO's}
    Rank.......... #16 Welterweight

    'The Fight'

    Hammerin' Hank came out with a vengeance, and tore into Jimmy Garrison
    at the Opening Bell. It was all Henry has he swarmed all over Jimmy with
    2-Punch combinations.

    Jimmy was able to hold his own in Round 2, and landed a couple of decent
    right-hands early to stall Henry's attack. Henry was forcing the action, but Jimmy
    got the better of the exchanges by landing some good punches.

    In Round 3, Henry returned to his way, and slammed Jimmy with left-hooks
    and overhand rights, and took complete command by the mid-way point in the session.

    In Round 4, Henry cut Jimmy's left-eye with a booming right-hand as he
    continued with his aggressive charge.

    In Round 5, Jimmy fought back hard, but he was no match for Henry's strength
    and constant punching.

    in Round 6, Henry kept up the pressure, and had Jimmy bleeding above both
    eyes by thru mid-way point in the session. Jimmy was showing weak-legs late,
    as he was taking a lathering.

    In Round 7, Henry kept on the pressure, and caught Jimmy with a right-hook
    high on the jaw, and sent him staggering at the {0:50 Mark}.

    Henry bulled in, and raked Jimmy with a flurry of punches, before landing
    a solid 'left-right' to the chin which dropped him.

    Jimmy struggled up at the '9-Count'.

    Henry moved in, and landed another 'left-right' to the head. Jimmy's legs
    buckled and he was near defenseless. Henry added in a flurry.

    At that moment, Jimmy's corner 'threw-in-the-towel' at the 1:19 Mark
    forcing Referee - Benny Leonard to stop the one-sided bout.
    Last edited by Bill Paxtom; 10-30-2014 at 12:08 AM.

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    Default Re: 1939: Armstrongs Oct Run

    Shame on you for your irrational hate for Ali.
    Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.

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    Default Re: 1939: Armstrongs Oct Run

    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Shame on you for your irrational hate for Ali.
    Bull****,

    He's the 1st guy that I'd want with me in a Fox Hole in Vietnam.

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    Default Re: 1939: Armstrongs Oct Run

    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Paxtom View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Shame on you for your irrational hate for Ali.
    Bull****,

    He's the 1st guy that I'd want with me in a Fox Hole in Vietnam.
    I am sure you would but he would not be there because he objected. Get over it. He was right you were wrong.
    Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.

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    Default Re: 1939: Armstrongs Oct Run

    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Paxtom View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Shame on you for your irrational hate for Ali.
    Bull****,

    He's the 1st guy that I'd want with me in a Fox Hole in Vietnam.
    I am sure you would but he would not be there because he objected. Get over it. He was right you were wrong.
    It's easy to have courage, when you have '11' Millionaire Businessman pulling the strings for you.

    The LSG Team ...........

    "Private First Class Clay, reporting to duty Sir" ....... 'salute'

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    Default Re: 1939: Armstrongs Oct Run

    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Paxtom View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Paxtom View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Shame on you for your irrational hate for Ali.
    Bull****,

    He's the 1st guy that I'd want with me in a Fox Hole in Vietnam.
    I am sure you would but he would not be there because he objected. Get over it. He was right you were wrong.
    It's easy to have courage, when you have '11' Millionaire Businessman pulling the strings for you.

    The LSG Team ...........

    "Private First Class Clay, reporting to duty Sir" ....... 'salute'
    What strings? He had to give up his title, lost millions and was alienated by his own country.
    Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.

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