1957 True Mens Boxing Yearbook - Floyd Patterson on Cover
Item Description
True "The Man's Magazine"
1957 Boxing Yearbook
Cover subject(s) - Floyd Patterson, Floyd Patterson vs. Tommy Harrison, Floyd Patterson vs. Esau Ferdinand
Interior articles, subjects and pictures include:
Why Sugar Ray Robinson Came Back by Jimmy Breslin
"Ketchel Was A Wild Man" Stanley Ketchel by John Lardner
I'm The Heavyweight Champ" by Archie Moore
Sid Flaherty "Flaherty's Fighter Factory" by Al Stump
Kid McCoy "The Life and Loves Of The Real McCoy" by John Lardner
Biography and picture section featuring the following boxers: Carmen Basilio, Rory Calhoun, Gene Fullmer, Eddie Machen, Larry Boardman, Tommy "Hurricane" Jackson
"Everybody Wants A Piece Of Floyd Patterson" by Cus D'Amato & Murray Olderman
Al Milone "The Story of a Kid Fighter" by Al Milone as told to Stanley Weston
"Rocky and the Brown Bomber" Rocky Marciano vs. Joe Louis by Dick Crawford
Jimmy Wilde "Boxing's Remarkable Runt" by Stanley Frank
Boxing Highlights of 1956 include pictures of - Carmen Basilio vs. Johnny Saxton, Isaac Logart vs. Ramon Fuentes, Carmelo Costa vs. Baby Vasquez, Holly Mims vs. Bobby Boyd, Flash Elorde vs. Sandy Saddler, Charles Humez vs. Ralph "Tiger" Jones
Size - About 64 pages
Condition - About VG condition with general handling wear. Some light scuffing and creasing visible on the covers. Binding is tight. Interiors are clean and solid.
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