Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 232, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1932 — Page 14

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BOXER DIES OF GLOW SUFFERED IN LOCAL BOUT Johnny Fagg Is Foiled in Hopes to Give His Son ‘Things I've Missed.’ A young man who sought the heights in the boring ling lc give his 2-year-old son "the things I’ve missed,” is dead today, the victim of an injury to his head suffered In his last fight. He was Johnny Fagg. 22. wellknown Terre welterweight, who collapsed in the national guaid

armory ring Tuesday night during a match with A. Holden of Worcester, Mass. Taken to city hospital, Fagg never regained consciousness. An autopsy performed today revealed brain blood vessels were ruptured. Fagg, known as one of the cleanest boxers in the state, entered the

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ring: as an amateur three years ago, becoming a professional a year later. He and his brother Donald were known as the ‘ Fighting Coal Miners.” In the last two years, Johnny Fagg had battled adversity to make a way for himself and Jack, his Ron. Fagg’s wife died in 1930 and Ihe young man had worked in the coal mines at Clinton, his birthplace, whenever opportunity permitted. A week before the fatal fight, he

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and his brother had loaded seventy tons of coal. Fagg was injured in September in a bout with Moan Baumgartner of Ft. Wayne at the Muncie armory. That time he was unconscious twenty-four hours and was unable to leave the hospital for a week. Tuesday night, Holden and Fagg had been swapping punches. They clinched and after breaking Holden stepped back and Fagg fell to the canvas, unconscious. Dr. E. E. Earp, medical examiner for the American Legion, boxing show sponsor, said Fagg had appeared in good physical condition before the fight. Earp said he had examined the boxer closely, in view of the previous accident at Muncie. National boxing authorities have given Fagg a fair rating, and local promoters say he had opportunity to become one of the best boys in his class. Coroner Fred W. Vehling opened his inquest into the boxer's death today. Surviving him are the son, the brother, and Fagg’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Fagg of Terre Haute.

FOES SEEK END OF FARMBOARD Norris Introduces Plan to Investigate Activities. Pi/ l nitrd Prrmt WASHINGTON, Feb. s—Congressional enemies of the federal farm board have agreed upon strategy to abolish the board or materially alter its operations. The drive awaits disposal qf the remainder of the administration's emergency relief legislation. Senator Norris (Rep., Neb.) has introduced in the senate a resolution which would authorize a joint congressional investigation of farm board activities. That would lead to further farm legislation. Three senators and three representatives would comprise the joint committee. Towns Ask Utility Rate Cuts Petitions for reduction of utility rates were filed today with the public service commission by residents of Mt. Etna and Denver, Ind. The former group seeks rate slices from the Indiana Service Corporation and the latter from the Indiana Public Service Company. ★ Safety for Savings Fletcher American NATIONAL BANK Southeast Corner of Market and Pennsylvania

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SUICIDE NAMES MIXED Orville Sampson Confused With Man Who Leaped From Monument. Because he has lived most of his life at Morristown. Orville Sampson, who has charge of the parking area at the statehouse, was confused with Sylvester A. Sammons, Morristown publisher, who leaped to his death from the monument on the Circle Tuesday. Sampson said that he went to his present home at Shelbyvillp Tuesday night and was greeted on all sides with demands for explanation of his being alive. The citizens there had heard he was the man who made the jump, he reported.

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