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Kid Gavilan Gets
K.O. Over Cartier ;
May Battle Turpin
NEW YORK HP Welterweight
champion Kid Gavilan of Cuba was
in line today for a middleweight
challenger's battle with Randy Tur
pin of England in March because of
his Caribbeari-hurricane finish Fri
day night as he stopped Walter
Cartier in the 10th round at Mad
ison Square Garden.
His terrific finish in the last
scheduled round against the heav
ier New Yorker apparently saved
dusky Gavilan from defeat; for he
was behind in the official scoring
before he achieved his technical
knockout at 1:31 of the tenth ses
sion.
Referee Ruby Goldstein stopped
the bout as brown-haired Cartier
tried to rise from the canvas,
where a right to the chin had
sprawled him sideways. Cartier—
with blood seeping from his nose,
mouth and left brow—had taken'
such a battering that he was be
fuddled and helpless before he went
down for the lone knockdown of
the bout.
Shortly before the knockdown
Cartier had tried to walk away to
the ropes, as if seeking safety from
Gavilan’s machine-gun attack.
CAME FROM BEHIND
The Cuban “Keed" was well be
hind in the scoring when he start
ed his magnificient rally in the
eighth round and increased its pace
in the ninth and 10th sessions.
Cartier, taking advantage of his
weight margin—ISO M pounds to
Gavilan's 151—forced the fighting
in nearly every session and threw
straight right body smashes fol
lowed by left hooks to the head
that slowed Gavijan and caused
him to bend low to escape punish
ment from the fourth to eighth
round.
The sleety-night crowd of 6,253
that was booing Gavilan’s bending
tactics in the middle going gave
him an enthusiastic ovation as he
ended Cartier’s winning streak at
20 straight and tagged him with
the fifth kayo and the sixth de-'
feat in his career of 44 fights. For
Gavilan, it was the ISth consecu
tive bout in which he was unbeaten
although he had been held to a
draw by Johnny Bratton Nov. 28.
Matchmaker A1 Weill of the In
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titled “The Library.” The actreis,
now 58, is married to entertainer
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