1948-xx-xx (015) Double Right Cross

Box 13 with a star of Paramount Pictures Alan Ladd as Dan Holiday To box 13 care of star times dear Dan if this is the way you want it Okay, if a pal and buddy has to read you the hard way all right and closed as a ticket to my fight with Brennan tomorrow night

I'd like to see your mug at ringsack if I don't make it a point to If I don't I'll make it a point to mess it up for you Johnny Capelli Johnny Capelli, a kid when I first met him, fighting in a different way, at Anzio.

And maybe, just maybe Anzio wasn't as hard for him to take us. What happened right here? And now, back to Box 13. And Dan Holiday's newest adventure, double right cross. Johnny Capelli, contender for the middleweight crown.

A big overgrown kid with a smile full of white teeth a powerful of white teeth and a heart full of kindness for everybody. Johnny Capelli, I never heard of him, Mr. Holiday. Well, you don't read the sport pages, Susie.

But you know him, huh? Uh-huh. We played duck on a rock on the beach at Anzio for keeps. No. I saw him a little while ago, told him my box 13 idea, and I guess he saw the ad in the start time.

And you go on to fight, huh? Yes, that's it, Susie. Did he send you a bedside seat? Ah, yeah. There's nothing I can do with that one. So long, Susie. In the driving rain I headed to the stadium.

And my cab ran fenders first into a traffic jam. I was trying to get through, so I paid off the cab and started to plow the rest of the way to the stadium. I looked at my watch two minutes after ten.