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Retired heavyweight champion Joe Louis plans to train at Pompton Lakes, N.J., for ten-round exhibition bouts after a strong four-round performance against Curtis Sheppard in Baltimore on Oct. 10, and denies comeback plans.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 11.--(AP)--Joe Louis is planning to begin training soon at Pompton Lakes, N. J. for a series of what he calls "ten-round exhibition bouts with ten-ounce gloves."
Following a four-round exhibition with Curtis (Hatchetman) Sheppard here last night, Louis disclosed he would like to engage in about six or eight of the ten-rounders with the rounds of three minutes duration.
Normally, heavyweight exhibition bouts are four two-minute rounds and 16-ounce gloves are used.
The retired heavyweight champion boxed in good style and moved sharply last night.
Asked if he was considering a comeback, Louis said:
"I'm not thinking along those lines now."
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After a four-round exhibition bout with Curtis Sheppard in Baltimore, retired champion Joe Louis announces plans to train for six to eight ten-round exhibitions using ten-ounce gloves and three-minute rounds, differing from standard formats, and states he is not considering a comeback.