https://boxrec.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Bonnieblyth17 2026-06-11T19:47:51Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.38.2 https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:Ginger_Stewart&diff=293722 2010-03-02T17:00:53Z

<p>Bonnieblyth17: /* fights found for ginger stewart */</p> <hr /> <div>The name of this boxer is incorrect. His name was Robert 'Ginger' Stewart (My father)born 14th June 1920 in Hamilton. His younger brother was also a boxer called George Stewart and he is also listed in the encyclopedia. <br /> <br /> There are many press articles about my father, one in particular springs to mind that was in the Hamilton Advertiser (21/12/1946) It details Ginger beating Tommy Amour in ulster on 16/12/1946 he then flew straight to London and fought the dutch fighter Giel De Roode losing on points.<br /> <br /> My father had eight children and lived in Blackpool England (married three times). He unfortunately was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 1989 and died on 20th October 1990 aged 70 years with all his family around him.<br /> <br /> Yvonne Johnson (nee Stewart), Blackpool, England<br /> <br /> (bonniestewart/bonnieblyth17<br /> can anyone help please<br /> I have looked around the site and cannot find out how I get my fathers name amended in the records<br /> <br /> == fights found for ginger stewart ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I have found the following entries on a transcribed publication for Buckie <br /> <br /> '''May 13 1943 Boxing Tournament'''- In the Fishermen’s Hall on 28 May. In opposition Ginger<br /> Stewart (Hamilton) versus Bill McCarthy (Clydebank.)<br /> Also on the bill, Manson Ross, Keith, and brothers Jimmy and Alex Gordon,<br /> Buckie. They are to have 6 round fights.<br /> Jimmy who had been unbeaten so far is to meet Walton, an Australian and<br /> Alex, Trotter, a Londoner. Ross’s opponent is to be Les Sagar, Blackpool.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''July 1 1943''' - Boxing at Victoria Park - A boxing tournament was to take place at Victoria<br /> Park on Friday 9 July. Among the boxers taking part was Ginger Stewart<br /> (Hamilton) with his opponent, Billy Stevens of Tillicoultry. Theirs was to be a<br /> ten round contest.</div>

Bonnieblyth17 https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:Ginger_Stewart&diff=293721 2010-03-02T17:00:00Z

<p>Bonnieblyth17: /* fights found for ginger stewart */ new section</p> <hr /> <div>The name of this boxer is incorrect. His name was Robert 'Ginger' Stewart (My father)born 14th June 1920 in Hamilton. His younger brother was also a boxer called George Stewart and he is also listed in the encyclopedia. <br /> <br /> There are many press articles about my father, one in particular springs to mind that was in the Hamilton Advertiser (21/12/1946) It details Ginger beating Tommy Amour in ulster on 16/12/1946 he then flew straight to London and fought the dutch fighter Giel De Roode losing on points.<br /> <br /> My father had eight children and lived in Blackpool England (married three times). He unfortunately was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 1989 and died on 20th October 1990 aged 70 years with all his family around him.<br /> <br /> Yvonne Johnson (nee Stewart), Blackpool, England<br /> <br /> (bonniestewart/bonnieblyth17<br /> can anyone help please<br /> I have looked around the site and cannot find out how I get my fathers name amended in the records<br /> <br /> == fights found for ginger stewart ==<br /> <br /> <br /> I have found the following entries on a transcribed publication for Buckie <br /> <br /> '''May 13 1943 Boxing Tournament'''- In the Fishermen’s Hall on 28 May. In opposition Ginger<br /> Stewart (Hamilton) versus Bill McCarthy (Clydebank.)<br /> Also on the bill, Manson Ross, Keith, and brothers Jimmy and Alex Gordon,<br /> Buckie. They are to have 6 round fights.<br /> Jimmy who had been unbeaten so far is to meet Walton, an Australian and<br /> Alex, Trotter, a Londoner. Ross’s opponent is to be Les Sagar, Blackpool.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''July 1 1043''' - Boxing at Victoria Park - A boxing tournament was to take place at Victoria<br /> Park on Friday 9 July. Among the boxers taking part was Ginger Stewart<br /> (Hamilton) with his opponent, Billy Stevens of Tillicoultry. Theirs was to be a<br /> ten round contest.</div>

Bonnieblyth17 https://boxrec.com/wiki/index.php?title=Ginger_Stewart&diff=158885 2007-09-08T12:33:37Z

<p>Bonnieblyth17: </p> <hr /> <div>The name of this boxer is incorrect. His name was Robert 'Ginger' Stewart (My father)born 14th June 1920 in Hamilton. His younger brother was also a boxer called George Stewart and he is also listed in the encyclopedia. <br /> <br /> There are many press articles about my father, one in particular springs to mind that was in the Hamilton Advertiser (21/12/1946) It details Ginger beating Tommy Amour in ulster on 16/12/1946 he then flew straight to London and fought the dutch fighter Giel De Roode losing on points.<br /> <br /> My father had eight children and lived in Blackpool England (married three times). He unfortunately was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 1989 and died on 20th October 1990 aged 70 years with all his family around him.<br /> <br /> Yvonne Johnson (nee Stewart), Blackpool, England<br /> <br /> (bonniestewart/bonnieblyth17<br /> can anyone help please<br /> I have looked around the site and cannot find out how I get my fathers name amended in the records</div>

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