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NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
YESTERDAY'S TOONS BEFORE I tell you about an old favorite who passed on last week, we'll talk about with whom I watched last night's Mike Tyson Peter McNeeley pay per view bout. I'm with fight guys who go back a little some of them further back than I do. They remember the likes of Sharkey and Carnera and Louis and Conn and Schmeling and Braddock. With us also were their sons, who grew up watching Rocky Marciano, Ezzard Charles, Floyd Patterson, Sonny Liston, Muhammad Ali,eternity bracelet cartier, Joe Frazier and of course, Tyson. But first,cartier rose gold love bracelet, let me tell you about Walter. Walter Cartier, 73, a favorite middleweight contender during the glory days of the "Friday Night Fights," died in Scotch Plains, N.
J., last Wednesday. In a time when the place to be for a fight fan on a Friday night was Madison Square Garden, he was one of the stars they came to see. Cartier was that handsome Bronx knockout kid who sold tickets. Here was a special kind of a fighter clean living, loved being a boxer and always kept himself in shape. When he wasn't fighting, his home was Stillman's Gym. I went there many an afternoon and there I'd catch Walter in one of the three rings on the main floor. Trading punches with him sometimes was his good friend, Rocky Graziano. Jake LaMotta would also be there and he'd trade with him too. "Sure I remember him. He fought them all," is the first thing you'll hear old timers say about Cartier today. Yes, Walter was in there against the likes of Joey Giardello, Bobo Olsen, Randy Turpin and Kid Gavilan, all champions. I remember seeing him in one hell of a fight against Gavilan. This was in Madison Square Garden in 1951. To set the scene: Gavilan, the bolo punching Cuban, had just come off a draw with Johnny Bratton and prior to that an unpopular win over Billy Graham in which he retained his welterweight crown. It was after this decision was rendered that they started to call Graham "the uncrowned welterweight champ.
" But that's another story. The Gavilan Cartier fight went to the last round, the Cuban pulling it out in the last minute of round 10. Cartier was winning all the way and giving the fans a show. The end came suddenly when Gavilan landed a right to the chin, hurting Cartier for the first time in the fight. Gavilan was a guy who really could go to town on his man after he had him hurt, and that's just how he went after Cartier. Referee Ruby Goldstein, the best third man in those days, called a halt to the bout. Cartier came very close to winning but the big surprise was that Gavilan that night carried enough of a wallop to capsize a man who outweighed him by almost 10 pounds. When I heard of Walter's passing from his son, Vincent, the other day, I thought about this night in Madison Square Garden the night he was within one minute of one of his great wins. Dream matchup: I'm sitting with a bunch of cronies, including Steve Acunto and his son, Steve Jr.,love bracelet gold, and we're talking about "The American Association for The Improvement of Boxing Inc.
" It is 25 years old now, this association started by Acunto along with Rocky Marciano, the former heavyweight champion. Acunto had known Marciano for many years.
" You would think he'd say Marciano but here was his honest answer: "You have two men with the same style here and it's very difficult to predict something of an outcome with two great fighters. It would've been a helluva fight,white gold love bracelet cartier. More like two trains colliding.
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