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The date and location of this fight are uncertain. In the 1947 edition of The Ring Record Book, it is shown as occurring on February 26 in Detroit, although Boland's opponent is identified as Jean Le Vasseur (not otherwise known). There was no program held that night.
Name: Gene Boland Hometown: Detroit, Michigan, USA Pro Boxer: Record. In 1944, Boland reached the finals of the National Amateur Championships in the lightweight division, losing to Art Prince at Detroit's Olympia. November 1946, The Ring magazine.
Actor: My Fellow Americans. Gene Boland was born in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He is known for My Fellow Americans (1996), That Girl (1966) and Peyton Place (1964).
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Info about the boxer Gene Boland, debut 1949-03-28. Total bouts 4, won 2, lost 1, draw 1
Feb 23, 2009 · There are clips of his boxing triumphs in the ‘40s over the likes of Sal Belloise, Gene Boland and Rocky Castellani. Pictures of his days as a Clifton cop and movie stuntman in the ‘50s,...
Upon discharge from the service in 1946, he turned professional, scoring 24 straight victories at the start of his career. He won 35 of his 42 professional fights, knocking out 21 of his opponents. Among the many he defeated were Sal Belloise, Rocky Castellani, and Gene Boland.
