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Editor                                                                   Mcmaging Editor
          NAT FLEISCHER                                                                  NAT LOUBET
                                                                                   Assistant Managing Editor
          Associate Editor
        DANIEL  M. DANIEL                                                              GEORGE GIRSCH
          Assistant Editor                                                              Assistant Editor
          JERSEY JONES                                                                    JOHN ORT
        Published Monthly by The  Ring, Inc.
                                       VOL.  XL VIII,  NO. 6, JULY,  1969
        EDITORIAL
             •  Nat  Fleischer  Speaks  Out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   5
        CONTROVERSY
             •  Will Clay Fight Again? ................. . ... . ..... .   ........ By Dan Daniel   6
             •  New York, Quarry Next For Frazer On Way To  Ellis? ... .   . . ..... By  Harlan  Haas   10
             •  Was  Dempsey's  Stopping Willard  His  Outstanding  Feat?.   . ....... By Dan Daniel   12
        RING  FIGHT  REPORT
             •  Napoles Honors Ring  Rating  By  Beating  Cokes  For  Title ............. By  Don  Fraser  16

        SPECIAL FEATURES
             •  Has  Spain  Another Paulino  In  Urtain? .............. .   .. ... . . By  Jose  Alvarez  20
             •  The  Fantastic  World  Of Floyd  Patterson ............ .        . . By  Ted  Carroll  24
             •  Legra  Still  Claims  He's  World's  Best  In  126-Lb.  Division.   . ...... By  Louis  Arriola  26
             •  Many Iowans Have Starred Minus Titles .......... .          . ..... By  Don  Buchan  27
             •  Three-Time  World  Champ  Armstrong  Is  Underrated.       . ... By  George Girsch   28
             •  Young  Ray Anderson  Literally Takes  A  Chance.            . .. By  Dennis  Hartzler  34
        EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
             •  Ring  Camera  Clicks ....... . ... . ..... .                                       22
             •  Middleweight  Champions-Portrait  No.  3.                  . .. . .. By  Victor  Mikus  32
            · •  The  Chatter  Box . . ........ .                         ...... . ... By  John  Ort  33
             •  The  Latin  Viewpoint ...... .                            . .... By  Pedro  Galiano  36
             •  Up And Down Old Broadway.                                 . ........ By  Sam Taub  37
             •  Punch  Lines ........... ... .                                                     38
             •  Jersey  Jones  Recalls ....... .                                                   39
             •  The  Great Days Of The  Prize Ring.                       . ... By Walter  Ga/Ii  46,47
        WORLD  RATINGS
             •  Napoles-Fighter Of The Month.                               ..... By  Nat Fleischer   18
             •  Prospects  For  The  Month .                                                       19
             •  Results  For The Month .... . ... .                                                40

                                        IN  RINGS  AROUND  THE  WORLD
        Loche  Over  Hernandez  In  Argentine  Non-Title  Fight;  Shipes  Stops   New  York's  Month  That  Was;  Chirino  Stops  Fernandes  In  Five,
         Cota-Robles  In  One  Round  At  Phoenix..  ......... .....................  . ....   40   To  Brazil's  Dismay... .   ......   52
        Ralston  Wins  At  Buffalo,  Backus  Scores  In  Syracuse;  Beckles  Beats   The  British  Isles ........... .......... ..................... .. ........... By  Johnny  Sharpe  53
         Cook  As  Boxing  Returns  To  Guyana·....................... ...........................  42   Michigan  Still  In  Mourning  Over  Buster's  Busted  Hopes;  Hawaiian
        Famechon  Breezes  Through  Unexciting  Win  Over  Jimene·z;  Irish  Pat   Mismatch  Produces  Second  Round  KO  For  Manalang;  Speedy
         Murphy  Beats  Jiminez  At  Packed  Secaucus..............  ....................  44   Jordan  Scores  Early  KO  Over  Peterson  In  Richmond.. ..   .......   54
        Rondon  Beats  Thomas  In  10  At  Chicago;  Maryland's  Merry  Maul-  European  Gossip ................................. .. ............................. By  J .  A.  Tree  55
         ers............. .... .  ..  .......................... ... ..   . ..... .............................  46   Mexican  Fans  Still  Cheering  Napoles'  Triumph
        Ebihara  And  Kobayashi  Score  Important  Victories  In  Jppan            By  E~1,1ardo  Amer  G.  56
                                     By  Joe  Y.  Koizumi   47   Hernandez  Wanes  After  Fast  Start  Against  Gomeo;  l'artlow  West
        VBA  Roundup;  Barbini  Over  Saunders  In  Wilmington  Golden   Virginia's  "Fighter  Of Year"  Cl)oice.......................  ......... .... ..........  58
         Gloves ................... .......................... .......... ....................... :........... ..........  48   Boxing  In  The  Pacific  Northwest;  Tiger  Cat  Jones  Takes  Two  Fights
        Liston,  Unable  To  Floor  Joiner,  Gets  10-Round  Nod;  Mojica   In  Detroit;  Fraser  Over  Toro,  But  It's  Close  In  Montreal  Bout....   60
         Reaches  End  Of  Line,  Shut  Out  By  Gomez;  Orsolics  Scores  His   Jaynes  Retains  Laurels  In  Maine  Fight  With  DiFio,re;  Baptiste  By
         Sixth  Straight  In  Welter  Class;  O'Connor  Makes  It  13  In  Row   TKO  Over  Figaro  In  Trinidad  Brawl. .,.   ·   61
         In  Beating  Horsman......................   .....................   50   Cleve  Williams  Beats  Polite  But  It  Goes  All  Ten;  Anderson  Stops
        In  Sunny  California ......................... .......................... .... By  Don  Fraser  51   Connor  In  Second  Rounp  A!  Canton .. . ...   65
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