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From Boxing Ring to Battlefield - The Life of War Hero Lew Jenkins

English · Hardback

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This book is about the extraordinary life of Lew Jenkins, a lightweight boxing champion. Raised in poverty during the Great Depression, Jenkins became a celebrated prizefighter in the late 1930s. After he squandered his winnings, Jenkins found purpose during World War II and the Korean War, earning the Silver Star for his bravery.

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Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: A Fighting Man
Chapter 2: Impoverished Beginnings
Chapter 3: The Toast of Broadway
Chapter 4: A Run at the Title
Chapter 5: Unstoppable
Chapter 6: Just Wanted to Have a Good Time
Chapter 7: Falling
Chapter 8: A Return to Service
Chapter 9: A Past with Jack Dempsey
Chapter 10: A Different Kind of Fight
Chapter 11: Consumed with Guilt
Chapter 12: Katie Rocks the Boxing World
Chapter 13: A Return from War
Chapter 14: Bloody Ridge
Chapter 15: Heartbreak Ridge
Chapter 16: Enlightened
Chapter 17: A Final Fight
Epilogue
Bibliography
About the Author

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By Gene Pantalone - Foreword by John DiSanto

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This book is about the extraordinary life of Lew Jenkins, a lightweight boxing champion. Raised in poverty during the Great Depression, Jenkins became a celebrated prizefighter in the late 1930s. After he squandered his winnings, Jenkins found purpose during World War II and the Korean War, earning the Silver Star for his bravery.

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