Blair fighting one of his better fights floored Joe in the eighth for a three count and twice dropped him through the ropes, but DeNucci with one eye closed and his face a bloody pulp showed plenty of courage and he was still punching with both hands at the final bell. All three officials voted Richardson, Burchill 7 to 3, Law Power 8-1-1 and McDougall 7-2-1.

DeNucci was disqualified for low blows.

Cuts and swollen eyes

Boston (AP) Fullmer earned the unanimous decision with a display of aggressive counter-punching. Fullmer landed the best punch of the fight in the ninth round - a left hook to the jaw which stopped DeNucci in his tracks. In the latter part of the fight, Fullmer hurt DeNucci with powerful rights to the ribs.

DeNucci used a deft left hand and jabbed and hooked his way to a unanimous decision.

DeNucci used a body attack to gain a draw. There were no knockdowns but DeNucci was shaken in the final round. He refused to give ground and battled it out with Giardello to the final bell.

The referee stopped the fight. There were no knockdowns.

The fight was stopped on cuts.

DeNucci was awarded an unpoplar draw. DeNucci piled up an early lead and fought in spurts thereafter. Jones fought a consistent fight with his attack aimed at DeNucci's body. The general consensus of those present was that Jones had repeated an earlier win.

Washington fought under the false name of Archie Whitfield for which he and the promoter and all involved were suspended.

Vejar down once in the 2nd round.

Joe Jordan was introduced from Bridgeton, NJ. (Is this fighter JoJo Jordan)?

DeNucci was stopped on a cut left eye.

Joe DeNucci of Newton battered Lem Miller of New York into unconsciousness at 2:12 of the first round to gain his 16th straight victory. DeNucci weighed 166 and Miller 162.
DeNucci caught Miller in the first minute with a short left hook and belted the stunned New Yorker at will for the next minute and a half, and finished him with a straight right to the jaw.

Pro debut for DeNucci