Photos with missing files

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... from the 1940s with pics: Jimmy DeMura and Hector Constance. The latter is a re-rate (he had a losing career record, but was somehow a 6) of a TBCB file with new record, bio and two pics.

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... from my 1940s universe, starting with the interesting duo of unbeaten heavyweight Vince De Venti and one man who could have been three, Chevo Carvajal (read his bio for details).

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... trialhorse Alex Doyle, who fought 92 times (two pics), and "opponent" Mario Duchini.

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... wild tonight: first "opponents" Lou Dundee and Ace Dundee, with pics.

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... workhorse Jimmy Dundee and Zeke Lucero. Jimmy Dundee logged 171 bouts over his career.

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... are just guys I remember watching or reading about whom I found interesting and was able to scrounge up pictures for: first, heavyweights Joey Orbillo and Leo Loiacono. There are a couple of interesting articles about Orbillo at TheSweetScience.

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... featherweight contender types from a few years back: Felipe Orozco and Louis "Louie" Loy.

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... on a sunny Sunday afternoon: Italian heavyweight champion Armando Zanini and Vince Serio with pics, and heavyweight Jimmy Mendes (no pic, but I'd love to have one if someone else does ... hint-hint).

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... from the 1940s: Orlando Ott and Tony Gillo.

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... posts today. First, Mongo Luciano and Billy Lufrano, both with a pic.

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... from the 1940s: Johnny Lombardo (two pics, one on the right previously posted by someone else, though not sure who or would give credit), Sonny Levitt and Jimmy L. Richards with no pics. Sorry.

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... the 1940s. First, Reuben Smith and Tony Espinosa, both with pics. Smith is an updated rating from one I did earlier with new information and another pic.

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... two more, Phil Enzenga and Rocky Slater, real universe fillers from the 1940s, each with a pic.

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... two with pics: Armando Sicilia, Marcus Pitts (no pic) and Tony "Tiger Tony" Spano.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Originally Posted by vistaman44

... are just guys I remember watching or reading about whom I found interesting and was able to scrounge up pictures for: first, heavyweights Joey Orbillo and Leo Loiacono. There are a couple of interesting articles about Orbillo at TheSweetScience.

Another nice addition for my 67 replay with Orbillo that you saved me work on Mark!

thanks
Rocco

[CONN CHRIS]

These are great additions Mark, thank you! I have not abandoned the big list, just gone on hiatus for a bit while moving photos.

Much appreciated!

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... "Momma always said to share!" Glad to help, Chris and Rocco.

Plenty more where those came from!

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... today from the 1940s, beginning with Brit Algar Smith and fellow welter Joe Lucignano, both with pics.

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... two from the U.S. of A.: middleweight Georgie Small and lightweight Victor Young, both with pics.

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... four from the 1930s and two from the 1950s, starting with the 1930s guys. First, Clyde Chastain (two pics) and Frankie Caris. The wiley Chastain was a thorn in Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom's side, beating the champ once and gaining two draws in three non-title meetings.