FASCHER
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FASCHER
IT is close to half a century since Horst Fascher was the flyweight boxing champion of Germany, a gold medal prospect in the 1960 Rome Olympics and a young man who knew his way around this wealthy, rough-and-ready port city. Then one night he got into a street fight with a sailor. The sailor shoved him, and when Mr. Fascher hit back, the sailor went down, hit his head, and a few hours later was dead. Mr. Fascher spent six months in jail, and was banned from boxing forever.