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Joe Louis #2 (1950)

Fawcett · 1950 · 36 pages

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Contains 3 stories
Untitled story
26 pp · biography; sports
Joe Louis [Joseph Louis Barrow]Lillie BarrowMarva TrotterChappie [Jack Blackburn] (death)John RoxboroughTommy FarrMax SchmelingHumphrey BogartJohn Henry LewisBob OlinJack RoperMike JacobsTwo-Ton Tony [Tony Galento]JuniorBob PastorJimmyArturo GodoyAl McCoyRed [Clarence Burman]Game Gus DorazioAbe SimonTony MustoBuddy BaerBilly ConnLou NovaTami MaurielloJersey Joe WalcottMannie Seamon
Victory for Jimmy
4 pp · sports
Jimmy LaffertyMrs. LaffertyMr. Collins

Jimmy Lafferty learned boxing to stand up to bullies, but when Mr. Collins invites him to join the athletic club as an amateur boxer, Jimmy's mother refuses to let him fight—convinced the sport is too brutal. When a burglar breaks into their home, Jimmy gets a chance to prove that his boxing skills are worth far more than his mother feared. By the story's end, Mrs. Lafferty sees the value in what her son has learned, and Jimmy's future in the ring looks bright.

Gene Tunney
1 pp · non-fiction; biography; sports
Gene TunneyTom Heeney

Gene Tunney, the undefeated heavyweight champion of boxing's golden age, overcame brittle hands early in his career through dedicated recovery, then stunned the boxing world by outboxing the legendary Jack Dempsey for the title despite being dismissed as an intellectual more interested in Shakespeare than fighting. His reign was cemented by a controversial rematch with Dempsey in 1927, featuring the infamous "long count," and he retired at the top after defeating Tom Heeney in 1928.

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