Barbara Buttrick - Revision history

John at 15:43, 18 June 2021

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	[[~~file~~:Buttrick.Barbara.jpg\|left\|~~Barbara Buttrick~~]]		[[File:Buttrick.Barbara.jpg\|left\|250px]]
	~~[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg~~\|~~thumb\|right\|Class of 2020<br>Trailblazer Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:~~		{{ibhof \|url=http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/women_trailblazer/buttrick.html}}
	[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/women_trailblazer/buttrick.html~~]]]~~
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	~~==Mini Bio==~~
	'''Barbara Buttrick''' started her boxing career in 1948, touring Europe with carnivals as a bantamweight in the boxing booth. She came to the United States in the mid-1950s, joined the carnival circuit, but quit because the American carnivals were rougher than the European ones. She then fought professionally in Canada, Chicago, and southern Florida.		'''Barbara Buttrick''' started her boxing career in 1948, touring Europe with carnivals as a bantamweight in the boxing booth. She came to the United States in the mid-1950s, joined the carnival circuit, but quit because the American carnivals were rougher than the European ones. She then fought professionally in Canada, Chicago, and southern Florida.

Grey at 16:32, 5 December 2019

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	*[[:File:BarbButtrick.jpg\|Photo]] of Buttrick in her later years.		*[[:File:BarbButtrick.jpg\|Photo]] of Buttrick in her later years.
	*Inducted into the [[Florida Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2010.		*Inducted into the [[Florida Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2010.

			[[Category:IBHOF Members]]

Grey at 19:11, 4 December 2019

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	[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Class of 2020<br>Trailblazer Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:		[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Class of 2020<br>Trailblazer Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:
	[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/~~modern~~/buttrick.html]]]		[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/women_trailblazer/buttrick.html]]]
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Grey at 19:10, 4 December 2019

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			[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Class of 2020<br>Trailblazer Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:
			[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/modern/buttrick.html]]]
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Wouter at 06:46, 20 March 2019

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	In the December 1959 issue of [[Ring Magazine]], a photo of Buttrick defeating Gloria Adams in North Miami, Florida was published in "The Month In Action" page.		In the December 1959 issue of [[Ring Magazine]], a photo of Buttrick defeating Gloria Adams in North Miami, Florida was published in "The Month In Action" page.

	She reportedly had only one career loss (to [[~~JoAnn~~ Hagen]]) in 31 pro bouts and "thousands of exhibitions" before retiring. After an absence of 15 years, she briefly returned to the ring in 1977.		She reportedly had only one career loss (to [[Jo Ann Hagen]]) in 31 pro bouts and "thousands of exhibitions" before retiring. After an absence of 15 years, she briefly returned to the ring in 1977.

	==References==		==References==

Ric: SEATTLE TIMES report

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SEATTLE TIMES report

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	==Mini Bio==		==Mini Bio==
	'''Barbara Buttrick''' started her boxing career in 1948, touring Europe with carnivals as a bantamweight in the boxing booth. She came to the United States in the mid-1950s, joined the carnival circuit, but quit because the American carnivals were rougher than the European ones. She then fought professionally in Canada, Chicago, and southern Florida.		'''Barbara Buttrick''' started her boxing career in 1948, touring Europe with carnivals as a bantamweight in the boxing booth. She came to the United States in the mid-1950s, joined the carnival circuit, but quit because the American carnivals were rougher than the European ones. She then fought professionally in Canada, Chicago, and southern Florida.

	In 1957 she received the first female boxing license in Texas - possibly the first issued in the United States of America.		In 1957 she received the first female boxing license in Texas--possibly the first issued in the United States of America. (The October 10, 1999 ''Seattle Times'', p. D1, reported that she was the first female to have a fight broadcast on national TV, in 1954.)

	In the December 1959 issue of [[Ring Magazine]], a photo of Buttrick defeating Gloria Adams in North Miami, Florida was published in "The Month In Action" page.		In the December 1959 issue of [[Ring Magazine]], a photo of Buttrick defeating Gloria Adams in North Miami, Florida was published in "The Month In Action" page.

Ric: FBHOF induction noted

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FBHOF induction noted

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	*''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: December 1959\|December 1959]], page 26: "The Month in Action."		*''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: December 1959\|December 1959]], page 26: "The Month in Action."

	[[:File:BarbButtrick.jpg\|Photo]] of Buttrick in her later years.		----

			*[[:File:BarbButtrick.jpg\|Photo]] of Buttrick in her later years.
			*Inducted into the [[Florida Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 2010.

Ric: another image linked

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another image linked

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	==Mini Bio==		==Mini Bio==
			'''Barbara Buttrick''' started her boxing career in 1948, touring Europe with carnivals as a bantamweight in the boxing booth. She came to the United States in the mid-1950s, joined the carnival circuit, but quit because the American carnivals were rougher than the European ones. She then fought professionally in Canada, Chicago, and southern Florida.
	Buttrick started her boxing career in 1948, touring Europe with carnivals as a bantamweight in the boxing booth. She came to the United States in the mid-1950s, joined the carnival circuit, but quit because the American carnivals were rougher than the European ones. She then fought professionally in Canada, Chicago, and southern Florida.

	In 1957 she received the first female boxing license in Texas - possibly the first issued in the United States of America.		In 1957 she received the first female boxing license in Texas - possibly the first issued in the United States of America.
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	==References==		==References==
	*[[~~Ring Magazine~~]], December 1959, page 26:~~THE MONTH IN ACTION~~.		*''Boxing Illustrated'', [[Boxing Illustrated: August 1977\|August 1977]], p. 32.
			*''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: December 1959\|December 1959]], page 26: "The Month in Action."

	~~<small>Source~~: ~~''Boxing Illustrated'', August 1977, p~~. ~~32</small>~~		[[:File:BarbButtrick.jpg\|Photo]] of Buttrick in her later years.

Acunaboy at 23:50, 28 November 2009

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	<boxer>266349</boxer>		<boxer>266349</boxer>

			==Mini Bio==

	Buttrick started her boxing career in 1948, touring Europe with carnivals as a bantamweight in the boxing booth. She came to the United States in the mid-1950s, joined the carnival circuit, but quit because the American carnivals were rougher than the European ones. She then fought professionally in Canada, Chicago, and southern Florida.		Buttrick started her boxing career in 1948, touring Europe with carnivals as a bantamweight in the boxing booth. She came to the United States in the mid-1950s, joined the carnival circuit, but quit because the American carnivals were rougher than the European ones. She then fought professionally in Canada, Chicago, and southern Florida.

	In 1957 she received the first female boxing license in Texas - possibly the first issued in the United States of America.		In 1957 she received the first female boxing license in Texas - possibly the first issued in the United States of America.

			In the December 1959 issue of [[Ring Magazine]], a photo of Buttrick defeating Gloria Adams in North Miami, Florida was published in "The Month In Action" page.

	She reportedly had only one career loss (to [[JoAnn Hagen]]) in 31 pro bouts and "thousands of exhibitions" before retiring. After an absence of 15 years, she briefly returned to the ring in 1977.		She reportedly had only one career loss (to [[JoAnn Hagen]]) in 31 pro bouts and "thousands of exhibitions" before retiring. After an absence of 15 years, she briefly returned to the ring in 1977.

			==References==
			*[[Ring Magazine]], December 1959, page 26:THE MONTH IN ACTION.

	<small>Source: ''Boxing Illustrated'', August 1977, p. 32</small>		<small>Source: ''Boxing Illustrated'', August 1977, p. 32</small>

John: link

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link

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	In 1957 she received the first female boxing license in Texas - possibly the first issued in the United States of America.		In 1957 she received the first female boxing license in Texas - possibly the first issued in the United States of America.

	She reportedly had one career loss (to [[~~Joann~~ Hagen]]) in 31 pro bouts and "thousands of exhibitions" before retiring. After an absence of 15 years, she briefly returned to the ring in 1977.		She reportedly had only one career loss (to [[JoAnn Hagen]]) in 31 pro bouts and "thousands of exhibitions" before retiring. After an absence of 15 years, she briefly returned to the ring in 1977.

	<small>Source: ''Boxing Illustrated'', August 1977, p. 32</small>		<small>Source: ''Boxing Illustrated'', August 1977, p. 32</small>