STOLEN

AND STILL MISSING!!

one year later....

TONY ZALE'S TWO
CHAMPIONSHIP BELTS STOLEN

CARMEN BASILIO'S FOUR
CHAMPIONSHIP BELTS STOLEN

$15,0000 REWARD
FOR THE RECOVERY OF THESE
SIX CHAMPIONSHIP BELTS!!!!!

Seen above is Tony with Ted Zale
​wearing the missing championship belts.
 
PLEASE PASS ON THIS INFORMATION!

A break-in at the International Boxing Hall of Fame in Canastota, New York,
occurred at approximately 3 am on Thursday morning, November 5th, 2015.  
Tony's two championship belts as well as Carmen Basilio's
four championship belts are missing.  
We need the public's help in tracking these down.  
We need to be sure they are not for sale on any sports
​memorabilia auction websites.  They can be anywhere!
Please pass on this information to others!  Thank you.

IF YOU HAVE ANY TIPS, PLEASE CONTACT:
Canastota Police Chief
James Zophy, Canastota, NY
315-697-2240
or contact
champtonyzale@aol.com

Spread the word!
THANK YOU!
The Tony Zale and
Carmen Basilio Families


UPDATE ON MISSING BELTS:

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Tony Zale 


The Man of Steel

This BOOK spans eighty years and is dedicated to those who aspire to accomplish
their dreams in life.  The benchmark set by this world champion in and out 
of the ring is formidable. but, the real key to success for the champion of 
these pages is about what you give back.   In the words of Tony Zale,
"You receive far more from life by what you give, 
rather than by what you get." 
Thad zale and clay moyle have completed 
their collaboration on the life story of 
Tony Zale (Antoni Florian Zaleski) from gary, Indiana.  
This long awaited biography goes behind the scenes 
of a young polish steelworker who overcame his 
shyness to become boxing's middleweight champion 
of the world in the 1940's.   
with over 490 pages and more than 400 photos, 
the book goes in for a closer look at how difficult 
his life was outside the ring.  after retiring as a 
professional in the sport of boxing, tony worked many 
years with the youth in the city of chicago.  
his message was 
"keep the kids in the ring and off the streets."
Bless all of you who take the time to  read the 
message within these pages.

THAD ZALE   &  CLAY MOYLE
c0-authors

Tony Zale The Man of steel