Ketchell Wins Decision Over Walcott

Bridgewater Courier-News, September 2, 1936

Newspaper clipping: boxing results from Pennsauken, September 2, 1936, including Tommy Ricco's fourth-round knockout of Midget Ambrose
Bridgewater Courier-News, September 2, 1936
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At Pennsauken, Billy Ketchell, 178, Millville, won a decision over Joe Walcott, 185, Merchantville, after being floored by Walcott in the first round of a 10-round match. Joseph Straiges, 132, Camden, drew with Tony Strazzeri, 134, Philadelphia, in eight rounds. Paul Hoft, 198, former AAU heavyweight champion, knocked out King Kong, 210, of Akron, O., in the sixth round after King Kong took two nine counts in the fifth. Al Narcisso [sic], 140, Camden, had an edge over Ted Pecana, 144, of Elmer, in a six-rounder. Tommy Ricco, 144, Camden, knocked out Midget Ambrose, 123, Vineland, in the fourth round.
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