Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1941 — Page 9

TUESDAY, APRIL 15,

1941

Barlund’s Boss To F ight Ban

Fighter Is Suspended; Purse Withheld

CHICAGO. April 15 Damski, manager weight Gunnar Barlund today he would fight an Illinois Athletic Commission decision him and Barlund for an unsatisfactory match with Billy Conn April 4 The commission revoked Barlund’s license for one year and per-! 1itly withheld his purse of 30 after hea ing evidence vesterday that Barlun at DamsKki's advice, quit at satisfactory reason at the start of the eightn ound. Damski was suspended for Ne year. . | Damski argued he told Barlund not to answer the bell because of a cut over his right eve. A commission physicain said the cut was not bad enough to stop the figh Damski said today he would seek = writ of certiorari to transfer the case to a circuit court. The commission refused his appeal for a ehearing

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By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Sports Editor NEW YORK. -So {people feel so sorry Billy correspondent overwhelmed by

some

April 15 many

for Conn

{these days that you

gradually is being a hunch

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that warm, starry

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to see of the biggest upsets in

the history of boxing

ou doubtless know. is Pittsburgh is going to be thrown there Joe Louis for the heavychampionship sometime beween now and the time the first football punt : Ever since the match was made there have been cries of “murder Resolutions have been passed conaemning the cruelty of letting a nice boy like Conn, who weighs 175 yunds dripping wet hard-punching Louis who will come around 202. To hear them talk would nk Conn will in handcuffed waiting break his jaw with hook that's thrown

Conn, as )

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correspondent is not the furniture ana put on Conn to win, but he give the kid a chance rounds instead of conceding the victory to Louis before they get into the ring. And I will risk the prediction that if Conn gets first five rounds without one of Louis’ pulver11 have a swell chance to cision and the champion-

This is Reindeer who will match wits with when the teams square off in Bill used to be on the of Alexander and Killefer.

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into | | Ri o hy 2 the de lee 1 aig ipp e the de people who are feeling sorry Conn probably felt even sorrier for a couple of fighte bett an d Tunney Vou Ww i

“Win in Openers

Both of them, as did all right when pitched in there against men of their da Jim stabbed the great John L dizzv and the chambefore an amazed crowd before the fight, to tion to pay Corbett

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se kidding ourselves men He couldn't out of cellophane bouts end with nch. But hook that lands and the business liability is that after cuffed two N who SiX minhaving the

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