"It was one of the toughest fights 1 have ever had. Tony is good, very game, and he certainly can hit."
Asked if he was interestd in going to England to meet Tommy Farr, whom he beat over 15 rounds in New York in 1938, Louis said: "I would like it very much."
Except for a small bruise over his right eye, Louis was completely unmarked. He told Reuter that he would fight only once more this year, either against Tommy Farr in London, or against Lou Nova in America. He said that he was considering offer: from General Critchley, the well-known London promoter.
Tony Galento was somewhat coherent. He was greeted in the London, June 28.
Queen Elizabeth watched her two daughters win swimming races at the Bath Club today.
Princess Elizabeth won the Children's Challenge Shield for girls between the age of nine and 14, with 35 points out of 40.
Princess Margaret Rose won the Challenge Cup for girls under nine, with 354 points out of 40.
The Queen, who had presented the prizes, handed the trophies to the two Princesses.—Reuter.
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