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1951 BOXING: Britain versus America amateur boxing
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1:34Now PlayingDate: 27th August 1951
Location: Wembley
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Boxing - Britain v. America
ENGLAND: London: Wembley:
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BOXING. Amateur Boxing at Wembley..Britain v America..U. S. Jimmy Hackney KO's Terry Budge..Then U. S. Tommy Nelson KO'd by Arthur Howard on the ropes..shots..U. S. Jack Boutilier KOs Tony Smith after being knocked down U. S. win
WEMBLEY America beats Britain in Amateur Boxing for first time in this century
Sport; United States of America
boxers, boxer, boxing, fight, fighters, boxing ring, knock out, K.O., athlete, athletes, sporting event, sporting events
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