Anybody Got the Films?

Hello to everybody, I'm a new visitor to this forum. I'm looking for fight films from the post WWII glory days of boxing, but the fighter I'm looking to find footage on was not a champion, never even fought for the championship, though he came one round away from doing so in 1950, when he was leading on the cards into the 9th against the French by way of Canada import Laurent Dauthuille. Dauthuille had previous wins over guys like Johnny Greco and Jake LaMotta, before his title fight with LaMotta when Jake pulled it out in the end.
But what made my guy remarkable was he rose to the top ten of the middleweights essentially with one good arm. A childhood injury left him with a steel plate in his right arm and only about six inches of movement in that elbow joint for life.
His name was Charley Young Zivic, later Charley Affif, and he fought guys like Vinnie Rossano, Sonny Horne, Herbie Kronowitz(at the Garden), Lavern Roach, Oneill Bell, Lee Sala, Freddie Archer, Gene Hairston, Chico Pacheco, Sammy Adragna, Andy Kid DePaul, and he was my father. Anybody help?

 

Teeto, My old man was Charley Young Zivic, real surname Affif, which he went back to around 1947. He fought out of the Pittsburgh Lyceum and was owned and managed by Fritzie Zivic at the start of his career.

 

I did meet Fritzie Zivic, and get this Billy Conn too, my dad's real hero.

 

Teeto, I know this is a long shot, but I wonder if you or anyone on this forum could point me in the right direction. I've never seen my dad fight, at least not in the ring, and I just don't know where to start looking for old footage.

 

Thanks Teeto, I'll check back. By the way, I was glad to hear that you'd be interested in reading up on my old man, since I've got a book coming out early next year on him. Not a typical sports biography though, it's a fictionalized version that's 90% fact; the boxing stuff was taking right out of news clippings I have on him.