US EditionApril 30, 1928: Sharkey vs Delaney. Was Delaney Too Drunk To Fight?
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April 30, 1928: Sharkey vs Delaney. Was Delaney Too Drunk To Fight?
The day after the fight, James A. Farley, Chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission, states there will be a full investigation. Prior to the match, Farley heard rumours of a possible fix. He informed both Sharkey and Delaney they would be thrown out of the ring should there be anything strange about either man’s actions. A popular fighter with good looks and a graceful style, the French-Canadian Jack Delaney (born Ovila Chapdelaine) had…
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