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1951 Ronnie Clayton versus Al Phillips
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1:39Now PlayingDate: 1st January 1951
Location: Unspecified
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Boxing Ronnie Clayton v. Al Phillips
ENGLAND: Nottingham:
INT
BELLS. Shot boxing bell at ringside being struck
BOXING. Nottingham Contest between Ronnie Clayton British and Empire Featherweight Champ challenged by Al Philips..Shots Lonsdale belt. Bell being struck..Bruce Woodcook watches as Ronnie Clayton maintains repputation
CLAYTON RONNIE. (BOXER) Wins over Phillips maintaining title at Nottingham
NOTTINGHAM Boxing between Al Phillips and Ronnie Clayton when Clayton maintains title
PHILLIPS AL. (Boxer British). Fails to beat Clayton in contest at Nottingham.
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