Lou Laurie boxer
- bouts
- 28
- won
- 16
- lost
- 11
- draw
- 1
- Status
- inactive
- Division
- bantamweight
- Debut
- 1937-04-23
- Height
- -
- Reach
- -
- Age
- 85
- Born
- 1917-11-19
- Death
- 2002-12-26
- Nationality
- USA
Louis Daniel Laurie (November 19, 1917 – December 26, 2002) was an American boxer who competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics.In 1936, he won the bronze medal in the flyweight class after winning the third-place fight against Alfredo Carlomagno. At the time, the two losing semifinalists met in a bout for the bronze medal.Laurie was born to an Italian father and a Slovak mother in Cleveland, Ohio. Lou graduated from East Technical High School and went to work as a service station attendant. He was acrobatic champion of Cleveland for two years.Although he competed in only 22 amateur bouts, Laurie accomplished a great deal during that time. He went to Berlin with the Olympic team where he won three out of his four bouts, earning the bronze medal. So impressive was Laurie's boxing style that he was requested to give an exhibition. He remained in Germany two months and was presented with the Val Barker trophy for being the most scientific boxer in all classes that year.From Berlin, Lou travelled to Hamburg. Then he went to Le Havre, France. Then to Cobb, Ireland, Plymouth, England and parts of Holland.Below is the record of Louis Laurie, an American flyweight boxer who competed at the 1936 Berlin Olympics:
Date | Opponent | Last Opponents' Results | Place | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
1940-09-16 | Harold 'Snooks' Lacey | WWLWWW | Arena, New Haven | LOST Points |
1940-09-06 | Texas Lee Harper | LLLLWL | Coney Island Velodrome, Brooklyn | LOST Points |
1940-07-16 | Earl Mintz | WDWWWW | White City Stadium, West Haven | WIN Technical knockout |
1940-07-09 | Lou Barbetta | WWWWWW | Queensboro Arena, Long Island City, Queens | LOST Points |
1940-07-01 | Johnny Rudd | WDWLLD | Starlight Park, Bronx | WIN Points |
1940-06-20 | Pedro Hernandez | LWLWWW | Fort Hamilton Arena, Brooklyn | DRAW Points |
1940-06-04 | Dominick Fiantini | LWLWWL | Queensboro Arena, Long Island City, Queens | LOST Points |
1940-04-06 | Davey Crawford | LLLLWL | Ridgewood Grove, Brooklyn | WIN Points |
1939-03-01 | Pablo Dano | WLLWWL | Arena, Cleveland | LOST Split-decision |
1939-02-06 | Jimmy Gilligan | LLWLWW | Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo | LOST Points |
1939-01-16 | Pablo Dano | LLWLLW | Arena, Cleveland | LOST Points |
1938-12-15 | Steve Zack | LLLWL | Orange High Gymnasium, Cleveland | WIN KO |
1938-10-28 | Jimmy Gilligan | WWWWWW | Arena, Syracuse | WIN Points |
1938-10-14 | Joey Brown | LWLLWD | Arena, Syracuse | WIN Points |
1938-08-22 | Frankie Kainrath | W | Marigold Gardens Outdoor Arena, Chicago | LOST Points |
1938-08-01 | Eddie Lander | WWL | Marigold Gardens Outdoor Arena, Chicago | LOST Points |
1938-07-18 | Eddie Lander | WW | Marigold Gardens Outdoor Arena, Chicago | WIN Points |
1938-07-11 | Andy Canal | LL | Marigold Gardens Outdoor Arena, Chicago | WIN Points |
1938-06-13 | Sammy Sferas | debut | Marigold Gardens Outdoor Arena, Chicago | LOST Points |
1938-05-31 | Andy Canal | debut | Marigold Gardens Outdoor Arena, Chicago | WIN Points |
1938-05-16 | Eddie Shapiro | WWWLLL | Marigold Gardens, Chicago | WIN Points |
1938-05-02 | Eddie Shapiro | WWWWLL | Marigold Gardens, Chicago | WIN Points |
1938-04-25 | Johnny Fairchild | LLLLLL | Marigold Gardens, Chicago | WIN Points |
1938-04-11 | Pat O'Brien | LWWWLL | Marigold Gardens, Chicago | WIN Points |
1937-11-17 | Jesse Levels | WWW | Public Hall, Cleveland | WIN Points |
1937-06-25 | Eddie Di Luzio | LWL | Euclid Stadium, Euclid | WIN Points |
1937-05-25 | Joey Wells | W | Public Hall, Cleveland | WIN Points |
1937-04-23 | Joey Wells | debut | Public Hall, Cleveland | LOST Points |