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2010-09-05T12:14:30Z

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Jimmy Walsh (Chester)

2010-02-04T14:15:22Z

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won the British lightweight title from Harry Mizler
on 1936-10-19

Jimmy Walsh (Chester)

2010-02-04T14:13:39Z

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<boxer>24133</boxer>
won the British lightweight title from Harry Mizler

Jimmy Redman

2009-12-29T10:44:01Z

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[[file:RedmanJimmy2.jpg|left|thumb|300px|<center>Redman (right) sparring with [[Con Mount Bassie]]</center>]]
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[[:Image:RedmanJim.JPG|Photo]] of Redman (2007)
 
'''Jimmy Redman''' was born in Wales. He moved to Bournemouth where he trained with [[Freddie Mills]], when both managed by [[Jack Turner]]. Redman had a distinguished amateur boxing career in the Royal Navy: he had served on both the HMS ''Campania'' and the HMS ''Cleopatra''. After he had served in the Royal Navy, he worked as a carpenter for a shopfitting firm.

Although he trained at [[Jack Turner]]'s gym, Redman never had a fight in the Bournemouth area; he did train at the Westsover Road Gym to keep fit. Both Redman and [[Con Mount Bassie]] traveled with the Turner [[boxing booth|Boxing Booth]] all over the West Country, becoming friends. At the time, Turner had a very unreliable car in which they traveled that often broke down. (In [[Freddie Mills]]'s book ("Twenty Years"), he talks of the same unreliable car.) Redman and Bassie fought on the same bill in 1959 at Town Hall, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom. They also fought together in 1960 at the Ilford Baths, Ilford, Essex, UK.

Jimmy Redman passed away on December 15, 2009. ...... Redman had 12 fights in total

[[Category: 2009 Deaths|Redman, Jimmy]]

Jimmy Redman

2009-12-29T10:42:53Z

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[[file:RedmanJimmy2.jpg|left|thumb|300px|<center>Redman (right) sparring with [[Con Mount Bassie]]</center>]]
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[[:Image:RedmanJim.JPG|Photo]] of Redman (2007)
 
'''Jimmy Redman''' was born in Wales. He moved to Bournemouth where he trained with [[Freddie Mills]], when both managed by [[Jack Turner]]. Redman had a distinguished amateur boxing career in the Royal Navy: he had served on both the HMS ''Campania'' and the HMS ''Cleopatra''. After he had served in the Royal Navy, he worked as a carpenter for a shopfitting firm.

Although he trained at [[Jack Turner]]'s gym, Redman never had a fight in the Bournemouth area; he did train at the Westsover Road Gym to keep fit. Both Redman and [[Con Mount Bassie]] traveled with the Turner [[boxing booth|Boxing Booth]] all over the West Country, becoming friends. At the time, Turner had a very unreliable car in which they traveled that often broke down. (In [[Freddie Mills]]'s book ("Twenty Years"), he talks of the same unreliable car.) Redman and Bassie fought on the same bill in 1959 at Town Hall, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom. They also fought together in 1960 at the Ilford Baths, Ilford, Essex, UK.

Jimmy Redman passed away on December 15, 2009. Redman had 12 fights in total

[[Category: 2009 Deaths|Redman, Jimmy]]

Jack Turner

2009-12-20T18:56:58Z

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[[file:TurnerJack.jpg|left]]
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'''Jack Turner''' a boxer in Manchester, England, before he moved to Bournemouth--was a boxing manager for over forty years, until his death circa 1984. (He also ran a [[boxing booth]].) Turner reportedly was a very popular manager and liked by all of his boxers. He had a brother, [[Bob Turner]], who was also a boxing manager. and promoter. The Turner Brothers had three gyms: one in lower Parkstone, another at the Cricketers Arms in Pokesdown (Bournemouth), and the third at Westover Road.

He managed the following boxers, among others: [[Jimmy Redman]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Sid Falconer]], [[Con Mount Bassie]], [[Ivor Evans]], [[Billy Fuller]], [[Harry Legge]], [[Ivor Thomas]], [[Jimmy Albin]], [[Ted Sherwood]], [[Johnny Ware]], [[Tommy Moran]], [[Vernon Goodman]], [[Paul Cassidy]], [[Dudley Cox]], [[Peter Fay]], [[Teddy Peckham]], [[Jack Mason]], [[Jimmy Jury]], [[Ted Mason]], [[Billy Smith]], [[Mike Hughes]], [[Stan Nelson]], [[George Wellman]], [[Eddie Baker]], [[Frank Bassinger]], [[Doug Mitchell]], [[Jack Lewis]], [[Gordon Goodman]], [[Sid Falconer Sr.]], [[Sid Falconer]], [[Jackie Moran]], [[Dave Harris]], [[Young Dixie]], [[Tom Bruffin]], [[Ray Howard]], [[Steve Curtis (1940s)|Steve Curtis]], [[Frankie Renshaw]], [[Jim Riley]], [[Jim Bryan]], [[Ken Johnson]], [[Paul King]], [[Bert Dixon]], [[Billy Johnson]], [[Johnny Syriad]], [[Alan Bursey]], [[Roy Wellesley]], [[Jim Donaldson]], [[Dick Wheller]], [[Harold Sansom]], [[Reg Hyde]], [[Mickey Evans]], [[Charlie Mitchell]], [[Ken Wells]], [[Willie Owen]], [[Micky Acourt]], [[Sea Cadet Jones]], [[Ted Kelly]], [[Young Webster]], [[Young Ayley]], [[Young Hiscock]], [[Terry Warren]], [[Eric Thompson]], [[Cyril Carney]], [[Bill Dixon]], [[Reg Davis]], [[Harry Barratt]], [[Taffy Davis]], [[George Hesketh]], [[Slugger Wilson]], [[Young Barfoot]], [[Curley Stevens]], [[Fred Lennington]], [[Tommy Lyness]], [[George Cannell]], [[Dave Kelso]], [[Kid Connor]], [[Terry Gordon]], [[Georges Bradby]], [[Jack Scott]], [[Morry Russel]] and [[Jimmy Redmond]], and [[Jack Taylor (U.K.)|Jack Taylor]]

in 1963 Jack Turner was living at no7 Terace road the old home of the Mills family
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Jim Langridge

2009-12-18T12:34:09Z

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Manager[[Jack Turner]] 

Langridge
born in 1914

Jimmy Redman

2009-12-15T17:03:16Z

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[[file:RedmanJimmy2.jpg|Right|thumb|300px|<center>Redman (right) sparring with [[Con Mount Bassie]]</center>]]
<boxer>118816</boxer>

'''Jimmy Redman''' was born in Wales. He moved to Bournemouth where he trained with [[Freddie Mills]], when both managed by [[Jack Turner]]. Redman had a distinguished amateur boxing career in the Royal Navy:
he had served on both the HMS ''Campania'' and the HMS ''Cleopatra''. After he had served in the Royal Navy, he worked as a carpenter for a shopfitting firm...
although Jimmy Redman trained at Jack Turners gym he never had a fight in the Bournemouth area but he did train at the Westsover Road Gym,,just to keep himself fit....the same applies to Con Mount Bassie...both Redman and Bassie traveled with the Turners Boxing Booth all over the West Country,, and became firm friends ..
at that time Turner had a very unreliable car in which they traveled it broke down very often..
in Freddie Mills book (twenty years) he talks of the same unreliasble car owned by Jack Turner...
Jimmy Redman and Con Mount Bassie fougrt on the same bill in 1959 at Town Hall, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom...
they also fought together in 1960 at the Ilford Baths, Ilford, Essex, United Kingdom ..,,..
Redman had two fights reported in the BOXING nEWS OF 1960

also known as Jimmy Redmond

Jimmy Redman passed away on the 15 th of December 2009 RIP Jimmy my friehnd

[[:Image:RedmanJim.JPG|Photo]] of Redman (2007),,

Jimmy Redman

2009-12-15T17:01:37Z

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[[file:RedmanJimmy2.jpg|Right|thumb|300px|<center>Redman (right) sparring with [[Con Mount Bassie]]</center>]]
<boxer>118816</boxer>

'''Jimmy Redman''' was born in Wales. He moved to Bournemouth where he trained with [[Freddie Mills]], when both managed by [[Jack Turner]]. Redman had a distinguished amateur boxing career in the Royal Navy:
he had served on both the HMS ''Campania'' and the HMS ''Cleopatra''. After he had served in the Royal Navy, he worked as a carpenter for a shopfitting firm...
although Jimmy Redman trained at Jack Turners gym he never had a fight in the Bournemouth area but he did train at the Westsover Road Gym,,just to keep himself fit....the same applies to Con Mount Bassie...both Redman and Bassie traveled with the Turners Boxing Booth all over the West Country,, and became firm friends ..
at that time Turner had a very unreliable car in which they traveled it broke down very often..
in Freddie Mills book (twenty years) he talks of the same unreliasble car owned by Jack Turner...
Jimmy Redman and Con Mount Bassie fougrt on the same bill in 1959 at Town Hall, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom...
they also fought together in 1960 at the Ilford Baths, Ilford, Essex, United Kingdom ..,,..
Redman had two fights reported in the BOXING nEWS OF 1960

also known as Jimmy Redmond

Jimmy Redman passed away on the 15 th of December 2009 rip Jimmy my friehnd

[[:Image:RedmanJim.JPG|Photo]] of Redman (2007),,

Jimmy Redman

2009-12-15T17:00:53Z

Ted ebdon:

[[file:RedmanJimmy2.jpg|Right|thumb|300px|<center>Redman (right) sparring with [[Con Mount Bassie]]</center>]]
<boxer>118816</boxer>

'''Jimmy Redman''' was born in Wales. He moved to Bournemouth where he trained with [[Freddie Mills]], when both managed by [[Jack Turner]]. Redman had a distinguished amateur boxing career in the Royal Navy:
he had served on both the HMS ''Campania'' and the HMS ''Cleopatra''. After he had served in the Royal Navy, he worked as a carpenter for a shopfitting firm...
although Jimmy Redman trained at Jack Turners gym he never had a fight in the Bournemouth area but he did train at the Westsover Road Gym,,just to keep himself fit....the same applies to Con Mount Bassie...both Redman and Bassie traveled with the Turners Boxing Booth all over the West Country,, and became firm friends ..
at that time Turner had a very unreliable car in which they traveled it broke down very often..
in Freddie Mills book (twenty years) he talks of the same unreliasble car owned by Jack Turner...
Jimmy Redman and Con Mount Bassie fougrt on the same bill in 1959 at Town Hall, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom...
they also fought together in 1960 at the Ilford Baths, Ilford, Essex, United Kingdom ..,,..
Redman had two fights reported in the BOXING nEWS OF 1960

also known as Jimmy Redmond
Jimmy Redman passed away on the 15 th of December 2009 rip Jimmy my friehnd

[[:Image:RedmanJim.JPG|Photo]] of Redman (2007),,

Jack Lewis

2009-12-10T09:13:14Z

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[[File:JackLewis.jpg|left|300px|thumb]]
<boxer>84509</boxer>
'''Division:''' Lightweight 
'''Managers:''' [[Jack Turner]]; [[John Sharpe]]

Lewis fought Fredde Mills twice

Ashton Jones

2009-12-06T13:07:14Z

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Freddie Mills

2009-12-06T13:00:54Z

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[[file:Mills.Freddie.jpg|left|Freddie Mills]]
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'''Division:''' Light Heavyweight 
'''Managers:''' [[Jack Turner]], [[Ted Broadribb]], [[Charlie Mills]], [[Reg Spring]]
 

'''Freddie Mills''' was born at at No. 7 Terrace Road in Bournemouth, England. In the early part of his boxing career he had [[Gordon Cook]] in his corner; later it was [[Nat Sellers]].
* Autographed [[:Image:MillsFred.jpg|photo]]
== Post Boxing Career and Death ==
Freddie Mills became a London night club owner in retirement, and a friend of the Kray brothers, [[Reg Kray|Reg]] and [[Ron Kray|Ronnie]], who were powerful crime figures in London, as well as former boxers. In 1948 he married Chrissie Broadribb, the daughter of (Ted Broadribb) and the former wife of fellow boMills was a scrappy, rugged and game battler who was aggressive and liked to get close where he could slug it out; Perhaps, his greatest fights (wars) came against Gus Lesnevich;xer [[Don McCorkindale]]. Freddie and Chrissie had two daughters: Susan and Amanda Mills. the family set up home in Danemark Hill London

Mills was found dead, shot in the head, in London's Soho district. The police officially ruled the death a suicide. However, several theories arose, due in no small part to his relationship with the Krays. Some of the theories included:
*He had been arrested in a public toilet, and charged with homosexual indecency, and had killed himself.
*His suicide was staged by Chinese gangsters, who were after his club.
*He was the still unknown serial killer "Jack The Stripper," who had murdered eight prostitutes near the Thames River in London between 1958 and 1965, and that he had killed himself when he felt he was close to being caught.
He was given his first pair of gloves on his 11th birthday and aged 13 saw his fist professional fight at Bournemouth?s Winter gardens. He and a friend scaled the side of the building and found a window from where they could see the action. They repeated this on several occasions until one day they were almost caught by the promoter Jack Turner ? who would later become Freddie?s promoter.
Freddie Mills mother passed away in 1976 her name was Lottie

{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Gus Lesnevich]]|
title=[[World Light Heavyweight Champion]]|
after=[[Joey Maxim]]|
years=26 July 1948–24 January 1950
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Mills, Freddie}}
[[Category:World Light Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:English World Champions]]
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Light Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:Suicides]]

Freddie Mills

2009-12-06T12:59:28Z

Ted ebdon: /* Post Boxing Career and Death */

[[file:Mills.Freddie.jpg|left|Freddie Mills]]
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'''Division:''' Light Heavyweight 
'''Managers:''' [[Jack Turner]], [[Ted Broadribb]], [[Charlie Mills]], [[Reg Spring]]
 

'''Freddie Mills''' was born at at No. 7 Terrace Road in Bournemouth, England. In the early part of his boxing career he had [[Gordon Cook]] in his corner; later it was [[Nat Sellers]].
* Autographed [[:Image:MillsFred.jpg|photo]]
== Post Boxing Career and Death ==
Freddie Mills became a London night club owner in retirement, and a friend of the Kray brothers, [[Reg Kray|Reg]] and [[Ron Kray|Ronnie]], who were powerful crime figures in London, as well as former boxers. In 1948 he married Chrissie Broadribb, the daughter of (Ted Broadribb) and the former wife of fellow boMills was a scrappy, rugged and game battler who was aggressive and liked to get close where he could slug it out; Perhaps, his greatest fights (wars) came against Gus Lesnevich;xer [[Don McCorkindale]]. Freddie and Chrissie had two daughters: Susan and Amanda Mills. the family set up home in Danemark Hill London

Mills was found dead, shot in the head, in London's Soho district. The police officially ruled the death a suicide. However, several theories arose, due in no small part to his relationship with the Krays. Some of the theories included:
*He had been arrested in a public toilet, and charged with homosexual indecency, and had killed himself.
*His suicide was staged by Chinese gangsters, who were after his club.
*He was the still unknown serial killer "Jack The Stripper," who had murdered eight prostitutes near the Thames River in London between 1958 and 1965, and that he had killed himself when he felt he was close to being caught.
He was given his first pair of gloves on his 11th birthday and aged 13 saw his fist professional fight at Bournemouth?s Winter gardens. He and a friend scaled the side of the building and found a window from where they could see the action. They repeated this on several occasions until one day they were almost caught by the promoter Jack Turner ? who would later become Freddie?s promoter.
Freddie Mills

{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Gus Lesnevich]]|
title=[[World Light Heavyweight Champion]]|
after=[[Joey Maxim]]|
years=26 July 1948–24 January 1950
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Mills, Freddie}}
[[Category:World Light Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:English World Champions]]
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Light Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:Suicides]]

Ted Broadribb

2009-12-03T16:22:34Z

Ted ebdon:

[[file:BroadribbTed.jpg|left|200px|Ted Broadribb]]
<boxer>32235</boxer>
manager [[Dan McKettrick]]

[[:Image:BroadribbFamily.jpg|Photo]] of Broadribb family 
[[:Image:BroadTed.JPG|Photo #3]]
 

'''Edward Alfred Broadribb''' was born December 4 1888, at 219 East street in Wandsworth (Surrey). (His daughter Christine was born in 1914 in Lambeth, London.)

After his boxing career, during which he fought as "Young Snowball", Broadribb at one time or other managed [[Don McCorkindale]], [[Hary Haris]], [[Johnny Williams]], [[Tommy Farr]], [[Ernie Roderick]], [[Teddy Baldock]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Len Johnson]], [[Nel Tarleton]], [[Alf Mancini]], [[Jack Hood]], [[Dick Corbett]], [[Harry Corbett]] and [[Ernie Jarvis]].

When any of Broadribs boixers fought in the ring, they carried a capital S on their trunks to represent Snowball

*[[:Image:BroadribBC.jpg|Birth Certificate]] (the family name "Broadribb" appears to have been misspelled as "Broadrib")
*World War I enlistment [[:Image:BroadribbWWI.jpg|documentation]].

[[Category:Managers|Broadribb, Ted]]
[[Category:World War I Veterans|Broadribb, Ted]]

Ted Broadribb

2009-12-03T14:15:55Z

Ted ebdon:

[[file:BroadribbTed.jpg|left|200px|Ted Broadribb]]
<boxer>32235</boxer>
manager [[Dan McKettrick]]

[[:Image:BroadribbFamily.jpg|Photo]] of Broadribb family 
[[:Image:BroadTed.JPG|Photo #3]]
 

'''Edward Alfred Broadribb''' was born December 4 1888, at 219 East street in Wandsworth (Surrey). (His daughter Christine was born in 1914 in Lambeth, London.)

After his boxing career, during which he fought as "Young Snowball", Broadribb at one time or other managed [[Don McCorkindale]], [[Hary Haris]], [[Johnny Williams]], [[Tommy Farr]], [[Ernie Roderick]], [[Teddy Baldock]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Len Johnson]], [[Nel Tarleton]], [[Alf Mancini]], [[Jack Hood]], [[Dick Corbett]], [[Harry Corbett]] and [[Ernie Jarvis]].
When any of Broadribs boixers fought in the ring, they carried a capital S on their trunks to represent Snowball

*[[:Image:BroadribBC.jpg|Birth Certificate]] (the family name "Broadribb" appears to have been misspelled as "Broadrib")
*World War I enlistment [[:Image:BroadribbWWI.jpg|documentation]].

[[Category:Managers|Broadribb, Ted]]
[[Category:World War I Veterans|Broadribb, Ted]]

Ted Broadribb

2009-12-03T13:55:55Z

Ted ebdon:

[[file:BroadribbTed.jpg|left|200px|Ted Broadribb]]
<boxer>32235</boxer>
manager [[Dan McKettrick]]

[[:Image:BroadribbFamily.jpg|Photo]] of Broadribb family 
[[:Image:BroadTed.JPG|Photo #3]]
 

'''Edward Alfred Broadribb''' was born December 4 1888, at 219 East street in Wandsworth (Surrey). (His daughter Christine was born in 1914 in Lambeth, London.)

After his boxing career, during which he fought as "Young Snowball", Broadribb at one time or other managed [[Don McCorkindale]], [[Hary Haris]], [[Johnny Williams]], [[Tommy Farr]], [[Ernie Roderick]], [[Teddy Baldock]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Len Johnson]], [[Nel Tarleton]], [[Alf Mancini]], [[Jack Hood]], [[Dick Corbett]], [[Harry Corbett]] and [[Ernie Jarvis]].
When any of Broadribs boixers fought in the ring, they carried a capital C on their trunks to represent Snowball

*[[:Image:BroadribBC.jpg|Birth Certificate]] (the family name "Broadribb" appears to have been misspelled as "Broadrib")
*World War I enlistment [[:Image:BroadribbWWI.jpg|documentation]].

[[Category:Managers|Broadribb, Ted]]
[[Category:World War I Veterans|Broadribb, Ted]]

Ted Broadribb

2009-11-28T13:38:09Z

Ted ebdon:

[[file:BroadribbTed.jpg|left|200px|Ted Broadribb]]
<boxer>32235</boxer>
manager [[Dan McKettrick]]

[[:Image:BroadribbFamily.jpg|Photo]] of Broadribb family 
[[:Image:BroadTed.JPG|Photo #3]]
 

'''Edward Alfred Broadribb''' was born December 4 1888, at 219 East street in Wandsworth (Surrey). (His daughter Christine was born in 1914 in Lambeth, London.)

After his boxing career, during which he fought as "Young Snowball", Broadribb at one time or other managed [[Don McCorkindale]], [[Hary Haris]], [[Johnny Williams]], [[Tommy Farr]], [[Ernie Roderick]], [[Teddy Baldock]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Len Johnson]], [[Nel Tarleton]], [[Alf Mancini]], [[Jack Hood]], [[Dick Corbett]], [[Harry Corbett]] and [[Ernie Jarvis]].

*[[:Image:BroadribBC.jpg|Birth Certificate]] (the family name "Broadribb" appears to have been misspelled as "Broadrib")
*World War I enlistment [[:Image:BroadribbWWI.jpg|documentation]].

[[Category:Managers|Broadribb, Ted]]
[[Category:World War I Veterans|Broadribb, Ted]]

Ted Broadribb

2009-11-26T17:02:30Z

Ted ebdon:

[[file:BroadribbTed.jpg|left|200px|Ted Broadribb]]
<boxer>32235</boxer>
manager [[Dan McKettrick]]

[[:Image:BroadribbFamily.jpg|Photo]] of Broadribb family 
[[:Image:BroadTed.JPG|Photo #3]]
 

'''Edward Alfred Broadribb''' was born December 4 1888, at 219 East street in Wandsworth (Surrey). (His daughter Christine was born in 1914 in Lambeth, London.) After his boxing career, during which he fought as "Young Snowball", Broadribb at one time or other managed [[Don McCorkindale]], [[Hary Haris]], [[Johnny Williams]], [[Tommy Farr]], [[Ernie Roderick]], [[Teddy Baldock]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Len Johnson]], [[Nel Tarleton]], [[Alf Mancini]], [[Jack Hood]], [[Dick Corbett]], [[Harry Corbett]] and [[Ernie Jarvis]].

*[[:Image:BroadribBC.jpg|Birth Certificate]] (the family name 'Broadribb' appears to have been misspelt as 'Broadrib')
*World War I enlistment [[:Image:BroadribbWWI.jpg|documentation]].

[[Category:Managers|Broadribb, Ted]]
[[Category:World War I Veterans|Broadribb, Ted]]
Passed away in 1968 aged 80 in December

Ted Broadribb

2009-11-26T13:51:21Z

Ted ebdon:

[[file:BroadribbTed.jpg|left|200px|Ted Broadribb]]
<boxer>32235</boxer>
manager [[Dan McKettrick]]

[[:Image:BroadribbFamily.jpg|Photo]] of Broadribb family 
[[:Image:BroadTed.JPG|Photo #3]]
 

'''Edward Alfred Broadribb''' was born December 4 1888, at 219 East street in Wandsworth (Surrey). (His daughter Christine was born in 1914 in Lambeth, London.) After his boxing career, during which he fought as "Young Snowball", Broadribb at one time or other managed [[Don McCorkindale]], [[Hary Haris]], [[Johnny Williams]], [[Tommy Farr]], [[Ernie Roderick]], [[Teddy Baldock]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Len Johnson]], [[Nel Tarleton]], [[Alf Mancini]], [[Jack Hood]], [[Dick Corbett]], [[Harry Corbett]] and [[Ernie Jarvis]].

*[[:Image:BroadribBC.jpg|Birth Certificate]] (the family name 'Broadribb' appears to have been misspelt as 'Broadrib')
*World War I enlistment [[:Image:BroadribbWWI.jpg|documentation]].

[[Category:Managers|Broadribb, Ted]]
[[Category:World War I Veterans|Broadribb, Ted]]
Passed away in 1968 aged 80

Jack Turner

2009-10-27T11:07:50Z

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[[file:TurnerJack.jpg|left]]
<boxer>71302</boxer>

 

'''Jack Turner''' (1934-1984)--a boxer in Manchester, England, before he moved to Bournemouth--was a boxing manager for over forty years, until his death circa 1984. (He also ran a [[boxing booth]].) Turner reportedly was a very popular manager and liked by all of his boxers. He had a brother, [[Bob Turner]], who was also a boxing manager. and promoter it was not unusual for him to have up to six of his boxers on one bill..
it has just come to light that the Turner brothers had three gyms one in lower Parkstone ,another at the Cricketers arms in Pokesdown(Bournemouth ) and the other one at Westover road ni B OURNEMOUTH... sometimes nicknamed "Mr. Boxing," managed the following boxers, among others: [[Jimmy Redman]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Sid Falconer]], [[Con Mount Bassie]], [[Ivor Evans]], [[Billy Fuller]], [[Harry Legge]], [[Ivor Thomas]], [[Jimmy Albin]], [[Ted Sherwood]], [[Johnny Ware]], [[Tommy Moran]], [[Vernon Goodman]], [[Paul Cassidy]], [[Dudley Cox]], [[Peter Fay]], [[Teddy Peckham]], [[Jack Mason]], [[Jimmy Jury]], [[Ted Mason]], [[Billy Smith]], [[Mike Hughes]], [[Stan Nelson]], [[George Wellman]], [[Eddie Baker]], [[Frank Bassinger]], [[Doug Mitchell]], [[Jack Lewis]], [[Gordon Goodman]], [[Sid Falconer Sr.]], [[Sid Falconer]], [[Jackie Moran]], [[Dave Harris]], [[Young Dixie]], [[Tom Bruffin]], [[Ray Howard]], [[Steve Curtis (1940s)|Steve Curtis]], [[Frankie Renshaw]], [[Jim Riley]], [[Jim Bryan]], [[Ken Johnson]], [[Paul King]], [[Bert Dixon]], [[Billy Johnson]], [[Johnny Syriad]], [[Alan Bursey]], [[Roy Wellesley]], [[Jim Donaldson]], [[Dick Wheller]], [[Harold Sansom]], [[Reg Hyde]], [[Mickey Evans]], [[Charlie Mitchell]], [[Ken Wells]], [[Willie Owen]], [[Micky Acourt]], [[Sea Cadet Jones]], [[Ted Kelly]], [[Young Webster]], [[Young Ayley]], [[Young Hiscock]], [[Terry Warren]], [[Eric Thompson]], [[Cyril Carney]], [[Bill Dixon]], [[Reg Davis]], [[Harry Barratt]], [[Taffy Davis]], [[George Hesketh]], [[Slugger Wilson]], [[Young Barfoot]], [[Curley Stevens]], [[Fred Lennington]], [[Tommy Lyness]], [[George Cannell]], [[Dave Kelso]], [[Kid Connor]], [[Terry Gordon]],
[[Georges Bradby]], [[Jack Scott]], [[Morry Russel]] and [[Jimmy Redmond]]..[[Jack Taylor]]
..

Jack Turner

2009-10-27T10:51:52Z

Ted ebdon:

Jack taylor

2009-10-27T10:49:34Z

Ted ebdon:

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Manager[[Jack Turner]]

Jack taylor

2009-10-27T10:47:31Z

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<boxer>264546</boxer>
Manager[[Jack Turner

Jack taylor

2009-10-27T10:42:25Z

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managerJack Turner

Jack taylor

2009-10-27T10:41:12Z

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Jack Turner

2009-10-27T10:31:08Z

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Jack Turner

2009-10-27T10:22:55Z

Ted ebdon:

[[file:TurnerJack.jpg|left]]
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'''Jack Turner''' (1934-1984)--a boxer in Manchester, England, before he moved to Bournemouth--was a boxing manager for over forty years, until his death circa 1984. (He also ran a [[boxing booth]].) Turner reportedly was a very popular manager and liked by all of his boxers. He had a brother, [[Bob Turner]], who was also a boxing manager. and promoter it was not unusual for him to have up to six of his boxers on one bill..
it has just come to light that the Turner brothers had three gyms one in lower Parkstone ,another at the Cricketers arms in Pokesdown(Bournemouth ) and the other one at Westover road ni B OURNEMOUTH... sometimes nicknamed "Mr. Boxing," managed the following boxers, among others: [[Jimmy Redman]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Sid Falconer]], [[Con Mount Bassie]], [[Ivor Evans]], [[Billy Fuller]], [[Harry Legge]], [[Ivor Thomas]], [[Jimmy Albin]], [[Ted Sherwood]], [[Johnny Ware]], [[Tommy Moran]], [[Vernon Goodman]], [[Paul Cassidy]], [[Dudley Cox]], [[Peter Fay]], [[Teddy Peckham]], [[Jack Mason]], [[Jimmy Jury]], [[Ted Mason]], [[Billy Smith]], [[Mike Hughes]], [[Stan Nelson]], [[George Wellman]], [[Eddie Baker]], [[Frank Bassinger]], [[Doug Mitchell]], [[Jack [[Jack Lewis]], [[Gordon Goodman]], [[Sid Falconer Sr.]], [[Sid Falconer]], [[Jackie Moran]], [[Dave Harris]], [[Young Dixie]], [[Tom Bruffin]], [[Ray Howard]], [[Steve Curtis (1940s)|Steve Curtis]], [[Frankie Renshaw]], [[Jim Riley]], [[Jim Bryan]], [[Ken Johnson]], [[Paul King]], [[Bert Dixon]], [[Billy Johnson]], [[Johnny Syriad]], [[Alan Bursey]], [[Roy Wellesley]], [[Jim Donaldson]], [[Dick Wheller]], [[Harold Sansom]], [[Reg Hyde]], [[Mickey Evans]], [[Charlie Mitchell]], [[Ken Wells]], [[Willie Owen]], [[Micky Acourt]], [[Sea Cadet Jones]], [[Ted Kelly]], [[Young Webster]], [[Young Ayley]], [[Young Hiscock]], [[Terry Warren]], [[Eric Thompson]], [[Cyril Carney]], [[Bill Dixon]], [[Reg Davis]], [[Harry Barratt]], [[Taffy Davis]], [[George Hesketh]], [[Slugger Wilson]], [[Young Barfoot]], [[Curley Stevens]], [[Fred Lennington]], [[Tommy Lyness]], [[George Cannell]], [[Dave Kelso]], [[Kid Connor]], [[Terry Gordon]],
[[Georges Bradby]], [[Jack Scott]], [[Morry Russel]] and [[Jimmy Redmond]]

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Jack Turner

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'''Jack Turner''' (1934-1984)--a boxer in Manchester, England, before he moved to Bournemouth--was a boxing manager for over forty years, until his death circa 1984. (He also ran a [[boxing booth]].) Turner reportedly was a very popular manager and liked by all of his boxers. He had a brother, [[Bob Turner]], who was also a boxing manager. and promoter it was not unusual for him to have up to six of his boxers on one bill..
it has just come to light that the Turner brothers had three gyms one in lower Parkstone ,another at the Cricketers arms in Pokesdown(Bournemouth ) and the other one at Westover road ni B OURNEMOUTH... sometimes nicknamed "Mr. Boxing," managed the following boxers, among others: [[Jimmy Redman]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Sid Falconer]], [[Con Mount Bassie]], [[Ivor Evans]], [[Billy Fuller]], [[Harry Legge]], [[Ivor Thomas]], [[Jimmy Albin]], [[Ted Sherwood]], [[Johnny Ware]], [[Tommy Moran]], [[Vernon Goodman]], [[Paul Cassidy]], [[Dudley Cox]], [[Peter Fay]], [[Teddy Peckham]], [[Jack Mason]], [[Jimmy Jury]], [[Ted Mason]], [[Billy Smith]], [[Mike Hughes]], [[Stan Nelson]], [[George Wellman]], [[Eddie Baker]], [[Frank Bassinger]], [[Doug Mitchell]], [[Jack [[Jack Lewis]], [[Gordon Goodman]], [[Sid Falconer Sr.]], [[Sid Falconer]], [[Jackie Moran]], [[Dave Harris]], [[Young Dixie]], [[Tom Bruffin]], [[Ray Howard]], [[Steve Curtis (1940s)|Steve Curtis]], [[Frankie Renshaw]], [[Jim Riley]], [[Jim Bryan]], [[Ken Johnson]], [[Paul King]], [[Bert Dixon]], [[Billy Johnson]], [[Johnny Syriad]], [[Alan Bursey]], [[Roy Wellesley]], [[Jim Donaldson]], [[Dick Wheller]], [[Harold Sansom]], [[Reg Hyde]], [[Mickey Evans]], [[Charlie Mitchell]], [[Ken Wells]], [[Willie Owen]], [[Micky Acourt]], [[Sea Cadet Jones]], [[Ted Kelly]], [[Young Webster]], [[Young Ayley]], [[Young Hiscock]], [[Terry Warren]], [[Eric Thompson]], [[Cyril Carney]], [[Bill Dixon]], [[Reg Davis]], [[Harry Barratt]], [[Taffy Davis]], [[George Hesketh]], [[Slugger Wilson]], [[Young Barfoot]], [[Curley Stevens]], [[Fred Lennington]], [[Tommy Lyness]], [[George Cannell]], [[Dave Kelso]], [[Kid Connor]], [[Terry Gordon]],
[[Georges Bradby]], [[Jack Scott]], [[Morry Russel]] and [[Jimmy Redmond]]

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Arthur Boggis

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Dave Charnley

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1954 [[ABA]] Featherweight champion.

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manager[[ Arthur Boggis]]

Dave Charnley

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Jimmy Redman

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Jimmy Redman

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'''Jimmy Redman''' was born in Wales. He moved to Bournemouth where he trained with [[Freddie Mills]], when both managed by [[Jack Turner]]. Redman had a distinguished amateur boxing career in the Royal Navy:
he had served on both the HMS ''Campania'' and the HMS ''Cleopatra''. After he had served in the Royal Navy, he worked as a carpenter for a shopfitting firm...
although Jimmy Redman trained at Jack Turners gym he never had a fight in the Bournemouth area but he did train at the Westsover Road Gym,,just to keep himself fit....the same applies to Con Mount Bassie...both Redman and Bassie traveled with the Turners Boxing Booth all over the West Country,, and became firm friends ..
at that time Turner had a very unreliable car in which they traveled it broke down very often..
in Freddie Mills book (twenty years) he talks of the same unreliasble car owned by Jack Turner...
Jimmy Redman and Con Mount Bassie fougrt on the same bill in 1959 at Town Hall, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom...
they also fought together in 1960 at the Ilford Baths, Ilford, Essex, United Kingdom ..,,..
Redman had two fights reported in the BOXING nEWS OF 1960
also known as Jimmy Redmond

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Dai Dower

2009-09-15T14:47:40Z

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== Amateur Achievements ==
*1952 ABA Flyweight Champion
*Member of 1952 British Olympic team, as a flyweight. His results were:
**Defeated [[Abdelamid Boutefnouchet]] (France) 3-0
**Defeated [[Leslie Donovan Perera Handunge]] (Ceylon) 3-0
**Lost to [[Anatoly Bulakov]] (Soviet Union) 1-2

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Retired at the relatively tender age of 25, after a five year career that took in the British, Empire & European flyweight championships, a world title challenge against a true all-time great and 37 action packed fights, Dai Dower justly earned his place alongside the great Welsh boxers that had gone before.
Just two months into his professional campaign, and two inside the distance wins under his belt, Dai was taken the distance for the first time when opposing the vastly more experienced Colin Clitheroe. Hailing from Preston, Clitheroe had lost just three of twenty two fights, and campaigned mostly at bantamweight, but was no match for the new Welsh flyweight sensation with Dower easing to a six round decision. Five wins later Dai showed his improvement in the pro ranks by facing Clitheroe again and this time stopping his man in five rounds.

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2009-09-15T14:39:06Z

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Jimmy Redmond

2009-09-11T15:52:07Z

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Jack Turner

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'''Jack Turner''' (1934-1984)--a boxer in Manchester, England, before he moved to Bournemouth--was a boxing manager for over forty years, until his death circa 1984. (He also ran a [[boxing booth]].) Turner reportedly was a very popular manager and liked by all of his boxers. He had a brother, [[Bob Turner]], who was also a boxing manager. and promoter it was not unusual for him to have up to six of his boxers on one bill..
it has just come to light that the Turner brothers had three gyms one in lower Parkstone ,another at the Cricketers arms in Pokesdown(Bournemouth ) and the other one at Westover road ni B OURNEMOUTH... sometimes nicknamed "Mr. Boxing," managed the following boxers, among others: [[Jimmy Redman]], [[Freddie Mills]], [[Sid Falconer]], [[Con Mount Bassie]], [[Ivor Evans]], [[Billy Fuller]], [[Harry Legge]], [[Ivor Thomas]], [[Jimmy Albin]], [[Ted Sherwood]], [[Johnny Ware]], [[Tommy Moran]], [[Vernon Goodman]], [[Paul Cassidy]], [[Dudley Cox]], [[Peter Fay]], [[Teddy Peckham]], [[Jack Mason]], [[Jimmy Jury]], [[Ted Mason]], [[Billy Smith]], [[Mike Hughes]], [[Stan Nelson]], [[George Wellman]], [[Eddie Baker]], [[Frank Bassinger]], [[Doug Mitchell]], [[Jack Taylor]], [[Jack Lewis]], [[Gordon Goodman]], [[Sid Falconer Sr.]], [[Sid Falconer]], [[Jackie Moran]], [[Dave Harris]], [[Young Dixie]], [[Tom Bruffin]], [[Ray Howard]], [[Steve Curtis (1940s)|Steve Curtis]], [[Frankie Renshaw]], [[Jim Riley]], [[Jim Bryan]], [[Ken Johnson]], [[Paul King]], [[Bert Dixon]], [[Billy Johnson]], [[Johnny Syriad]], [[Alan Bursey]], [[Roy Wellesley]], [[Jim Donaldson]], [[Dick Wheller]], [[Harold Sansom]], [[Reg Hyde]], [[Mickey Evans]], [[Charlie Mitchell]], [[Ken Wells]], [[Willie Owen]], [[Micky Acourt]], [[Sea Cadet Jones]], [[Ted Kelly]], [[Young Webster]], [[Young Ayley]], [[Young Hiscock]], [[Terry Warren]], [[Eric Thompson]], [[Cyril Carney]], [[Bill Dixon]], [[Reg Davis]], [[Harry Barratt]], [[Taffy Davis]], [[George Hesketh]], [[Slugger Wilson]], [[Young Barfoot]], [[Curley Stevens]], [[Fred Lennington]], [[Tommy Lyness]], [[George Cannell]], [[Dave Kelso]], [[Kid Connor]], [[Terry Gordon]],
[[Georges Bradby]], [[Jack Scott]] and [[Morry Russel]]. [[jimmy redmond]]

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Nat Sellers

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Former cornerman for [[Freddie Mills]].and[[ Jonny Williams]]

Nat Swellars was the corner man for most of Ted Broadribbs boxers,,
he later became the manasger of
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