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 : Boxing. Sep. 01, 1947 - Freddie Mills - Part Time Farm-Worker


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Sep. 01, 1947 - Freddie Mills - Part Time Farm-Worker. To Fitness - The Hard Way.. Showing what professional boxers can do to help the agricultural drive, Freddie Mills has gone off to Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, and signed on as a part-time-farm-worker. hours 10 a.m. to 1. and takes part in all the outdoor farm work, as part of his scheme to get fir for his forthcoming fight with the Belgian Paul Goffaux, which takes place at Harringay on September 8th. The daily from 4-30 till 6-30, Freddie swings the hammer in the nearby blacksmiths forge, which is the livelihood of Eric Boon's father. He means to get fit - the hard way. Keystone Photo Shows: Freddie Mills finds haymaking is the finest way of keeping fit

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Blacksmiths Boxers Cambridgeshire Finds Finest Forge Forthcoming Harringay Haymaking Keeping Livelihood Means Nearby Scheme Swings Till


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