Augie Arellano vs. Billy Colbert - Revision history

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2008-03-02T16:02:44Z

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	On June 26 however, the boxing and wresting division of the Texas bureau of labor statistics, declared it upheld referee Bink West's original decision, stating that even the commission could not overrule a referee's decision on fouls.<br>		On June 26 however, the boxing and wresting division of the Texas bureau of labor statistics, declared it upheld referee Bink West's original decision, stating that even the commission could not overrule a referee's decision on fouls.<br>
	Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.		Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.


	~~[[Category:1940 Bouts\|Arellano vs. Corbett]]~~

Wouter: typo

2006-06-15T22:11:43Z

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	The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn, who was at ringside, overruled the referee and declared the fight a draw.<br>		The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn, who was at ringside, overruled the referee and declared the fight a draw.<br>
	On June 26 however, the boxing and wresting division of the Texas bureau of labor statistics, declared it upheld referee Bink West's original decision, ~~statng~~ that even the commission could not overrule a referee's decision on fouls.<br>		On June 26 however, the boxing and wresting division of the Texas bureau of labor statistics, declared it upheld referee Bink West's original decision, stating that even the commission could not overrule a referee's decision on fouls.<br>
	Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.		Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.


	[[Category:1940 Bouts\|Arellano vs. Corbett]]		[[Category:1940 Bouts\|Arellano vs. Corbett]]

Wouter at 12:56, 12 May 2006

2006-05-12T12:56:41Z

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	The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn who was at ringside ~~eventually~~ declared the fight a draw.		The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn, who was at ringside, overruled the referee and declared the fight a draw.<br>
	On June 26 however, the boxing and wresting division of the Texas bureau of labor statistics,, declared it upheld Bink West's original decision, statng that even the commission could not overrule a referee's decision on fouls.		On June 26 however, the boxing and wresting division of the Texas bureau of labor statistics, declared it upheld referee Bink West's original decision, statng that even the commission could not overrule a referee's decision on fouls.<br>
	Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.		Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.


	[[Category:1940 Bouts\|Arellano vs. Corbett]]		[[Category:1940 Bouts\|Arellano vs. Corbett]]

Wouter at 11:39, 12 May 2006

2006-05-12T11:39:34Z

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	The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn eventually declared the fight a draw. Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.		The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn who was at ringside eventually declared the fight a draw.
			On June 26 however, the boxing and wresting division of the Texas bureau of labor statistics,, declared it upheld Bink West's original decision, statng that even the commission could not overrule a referee's decision on fouls.
			Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.


	[[Category:1940 Bouts\|Arellano vs. Corbett]]		[[Category:1940 Bouts\|Arellano vs. Corbett]]

Matt: category

2006-05-11T15:19:52Z

Wouter at 15:19, 11 May 2006

2006-05-11T15:19:33Z

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	The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn eventually declared the fight a draw. Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that ~~Commissioner~~ Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.		The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn eventually declared the fight a draw. Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.

Wouter at 15:19, 11 May 2006

2006-05-11T15:19:22Z

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	The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn eventually declared the fight a draw. Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had ~~puched~~ Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that Commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.		The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn eventually declared the fight a draw. Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had punched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that Commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.

Wouter at 15:12, 11 May 2006

2006-05-11T15:12:11Z

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	The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn eventually declared the fight a draw. Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had puched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that Commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.		The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn eventually declared the fight a draw. Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had puched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that Commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.

Wouter at 15:11, 11 May 2006

2006-05-11T15:11:00Z

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	The fight was announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn eventually declared the fight a draw. Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had puched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that Commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.		The fight was initially announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn eventually declared the fight a draw. Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had puched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that Commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.

Wouter at 15:10, 11 May 2006

2006-05-11T15:10:37Z

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The fight was announced as a win for Colbert by the referee, as judge Campbell, who called the fight a draw, should have given round 7 to Colbert on a foul. Boxing commissioner Mason G. Kahn eventually declared the fight a draw. Judge Davee, who scored the fight for Arellano, gave an incorrect account of the fight in the September 1940 Ring Magazine. He wrote that Arellano had puched Colbert all over the ring for 10 rounds and that Commissioner Kahn eventually declared him the winner. Neither is confirmed by the newspaper report in the Galveston Daily News, which in fact reported that Colbert gave Arellano a lesson in boxing.