Billy Mascott - Revision history

Matt at 21:32, 24 June 2025

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	'''Managers:''' [[Bobby Evans]], [[Charley Jost]]		'''Managers:''' [[Bobby Evans]], [[Charley Jost]]

Matt at 15:42, 24 July 2009

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	'''Managers:''' [[Bobby Evans]], [[Charley ~~Yost~~]]		'''Managers:''' [[Bobby Evans]], [[Charley Jost]]

	*Mascott's ethnic roots were French		*Mascott's ethnic roots were French

Emaster: fixed internal link

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	'''Managers:''' [[~~Boxer:Bobby Evans:087216\|~~Bobby Evans]], [[Charley Yost]]		'''Managers:''' [[Bobby Evans]], [[Charley Yost]]

	*Mascott's ethnic roots were French		*Mascott's ethnic roots were French
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	*Former Pacific Coast Bantamweight Champion		*Former Pacific Coast Bantamweight Champion
	*Mascott was managed from at least 1915 to the early 1920s by Bobby Evans. Managed by Charley Yost as well during the early 1920s. He was developed out of Portland's Multnomah Club (Winged M) under the tutelage of turn-of-the-century Welterweight contender Tom Tracey. Around 1924 he began working as the head boxing trainer at the Multnomah Club.		*Mascott was managed from at least 1915 to the early 1920s by Bobby Evans. Managed by Charley Yost as well during the early 1920s. He was developed out of Portland's Multnomah Club (Winged M) under the tutelage of turn-of-the-century Welterweight contender Tom Tracey. Around 1924 he began working as the head boxing trainer at the Multnomah Club.
	*In a June 1923 ''Seattle Daily Times'' newspaper article, it was mentioned that Mascott was to defend his Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title for the 75th time since he won it by a KO-6 over [[~~Boxer:Jockey Bennett:054840\|~~Jockey Bennett]] in September 1917.		*In a June 1923 ''Seattle Daily Times'' newspaper article, it was mentioned that Mascott was to defend his Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title for the 75th time since he won it by a KO-6 over [[Jockey Bennett]] in September 1917.

Ric: Boxer:Billy Mascott:051374 moved to Billy Mascott

2006-08-31T00:58:25Z

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Ric: boxer code; formatting

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	~~Former Pacific Coast Bantam Champion.~~		<boxer>051374</boxer>
			'''Managers:''' [[Boxer:Bobby Evans:087216\|Bobby Evans]], [[Charley Yost]]
	~~Also managed from at least 1915 to the early 1920s by~~ Bobby Evans~~. Managed by~~ Charley Yost as well during the early 1920's. He was developed out of Portland's Multnomah Club (Winged M) under the tutelage of turn of the century Welterweight contender Tom Tracey. Around 1924 he began working as the head boxing trainer at the Multnomah Club.

	In a June 1923 SEATTLE DAILY TIMES newspaper article, it was mentioned that Mascott was to defend his Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title for the 75th time since he won it by a KO-6 over Jockey Bennett in September 1917.

	~~Mascott's ethnic roots were French. During his fighting days he resided in South Portland.~~

	~~He was regarded as an outstanding counterpuncher; which did not endear him well to the crowd. He was susceptible to cuts as well during the majority of his career.~~

			*Mascott's ethnic roots were French
			*During his fighting days he resided in South Portland
			*He was regarded as an outstanding counterpuncher; which did not endear him well to the crowd. He was susceptible to cuts as well during the majority of his career.
			*Former Pacific Coast Bantamweight Champion
			*Mascott was managed from at least 1915 to the early 1920s by Bobby Evans. Managed by Charley Yost as well during the early 1920s. He was developed out of Portland's Multnomah Club (Winged M) under the tutelage of turn-of-the-century Welterweight contender Tom Tracey. Around 1924 he began working as the head boxing trainer at the Multnomah Club.
			*In a June 1923 ''Seattle Daily Times'' newspaper article, it was mentioned that Mascott was to defend his Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title for the 75th time since he won it by a KO-6 over [[Boxer:Jockey Bennett:054840\|Jockey Bennett]] in September 1917.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

New page

Former Pacific Coast Bantam Champion.

Also managed from at least 1915 to the early 1920s by Bobby Evans. Managed by Charley Yost as well during the early 1920's. He was developed out of Portland's Multnomah Club (Winged M) under the tutelage of turn of the century Welterweight contender Tom Tracey. Around 1924 he began working as the head boxing trainer at the Multnomah Club.

In a June 1923 SEATTLE DAILY TIMES newspaper article, it was mentioned that Mascott was to defend his Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title for the 75th time since he won it by a KO-6 over Jockey Bennett in September 1917.

Mascott's ethnic roots were French. During his fighting days he resided in South Portland.

He was regarded as an outstanding counterpuncher; which did not endear him well to the crowd. He was susceptible to cuts as well during the majority of his career.