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1951 USA / BOXING: Randy Turpin loses middle-weight champion title to Sugar Ray
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1:06Now PlayingDate: 17th September 1951
Location: New York, U.S.A
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Following the Big Fight
USA: New York:
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BOXING. Weigh-in of Robinson and Turpin at New York..shots Turpin after losing title.. speech
ROBINSON "SUGAR RAY" (U.S. Boxer) Weigh-in in New York with Turpin prior to regaining title
TURPIN RANDOLPH..British Middleweight Boxer. Weigh-in New York prior to losing title..shots after fight,,speaks on loss etc
Sport; Boxing; Randolph Turpin; 'Sugar' Ray Robinson; Americans
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