Bjarne Lingaas - Revision history

John at 01:54, 1 November 2020

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			As an amateur Bjarne Lingaas won the National title 1949 (junior ranks) 1950-51-52-53-54-55 (senior ranks).
	Bjarne Lingaas ~~was born January 7. 1933 in Kristiansand, Norway.~~

	~~As amateur he~~ won the National title 1949 (junior ranks) 1950-51-52-53-54-55 (senior ranks).
	He was 18 years old when he in 1951 outpointed Ingemar Johansson. He later beat the Finn		He was 18 years old when he in 1951 outpointed Ingemar Johansson. He later beat the Finn
	[[Pekka Kokkonen]],Britain's [[Ron Redrup]] and the German [[Albert Westphal]] in the amateur ranks.		[[Pekka Kokkonen]],Britain's [[Ron Redrup]] and the German [[Albert Westphal]] in the amateur ranks.

Brett at 03:23, 23 November 2011

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	Retired from pro boxing in 1966. By the mid- 1970's he was Norway's National coach with the special assignment of training the youngest juniors, age 12 to 16.		Retired from pro boxing in 1966. By the mid- 1970's he was Norway's National coach with the special assignment of training the youngest juniors, age 12 to 16.

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Tron at 18:11, 9 September 2007

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	As amateur he won the National title 1949 (junior ranks) 1950-51-52-53-54-55 (senior ranks).		As amateur he won the National title 1949 (junior ranks) 1950-51-52-53-54-55 (senior ranks).
	He was 18 years old when he in 1951 outpointed Ingemar Johansson. He later beat the Finn [[Pekka~~]] [[~~Kokkonen]],Britain's [[Ron Redrup]] and the German [[Albert Westphal]] in the amateur ranks.		He was 18 years old when he in 1951 outpointed Ingemar Johansson. He later beat the Finn
			[[Pekka Kokkonen]],Britain's [[Ron Redrup]] and the German [[Albert Westphal]] in the amateur ranks.

	He won the Light heavyweight silver medal in the European Championships in Milan 1951, losing to Belgian [[Marcel Limage]] in the finals.		He won the Light heavyweight silver medal in the European Championships in Milan 1951, losing to Belgian [[Marcel Limage]] in the finals.

Tron: amateur fights

2006-08-31T11:57:05Z

amateur fights

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	He was on the European team against the Golden Gloves in 1953 and won both his fights,against [[Johny Flynn]] in Chicago and [[Orville Pitts]] New York.		He was on the European team against the Golden Gloves in 1953 and won both his fights,against [[Johny Flynn]] in Chicago and [[Orville Pitts]] New York.

	He retired in 1955 and became a physical instructor in the Norwegian Army. From 1959 to 1964 he lived in USA where he had 2 pro bouts and worked as a sparring partner for Floyd Patterson		He retired in 1955 after 198 fights and became a physical instructor in the Norwegian Army. From 1959 to 1964 he lived in USA where he had 2 pro bouts and worked as a sparring partner for Floyd Patterson
	prior to the 2nd Johansson- fight. In 1965 Lingaas was back in Norway, again working for Floyd prior to the Tod Herring fight in Sweden.		prior to the 2nd Johansson- fight. In 1965 Lingaas was back in Norway, again working for Floyd prior to the Tod Herring fight in Sweden.

	Retired from pro boxing in 1966. By the mid- 1970's he was Norway's National coach with the special assignment of training the youngest juniors, age 12 to 16.		Retired from pro boxing in 1966. By the mid- 1970's he was Norway's National coach with the special assignment of training the youngest juniors, age 12 to 16.

Tron: statistics changed

2006-07-17T19:27:16Z

statistics changed

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	He was on the European team against the Golden Gloves in 1953 and won both his fights,against [[Johny Flynn]] in Chicago and [[Orville Pitts]] New York.		He was on the European team against the Golden Gloves in 1953 and won both his fights,against [[Johny Flynn]] in Chicago and [[Orville Pitts]] New York.

	He retired in 1955 and became a physical instructor in the Norwegian Army. From 1959 to 1964 he lived in USA where he had ~~one~~ pro ~~bout~~ and worked as a sparring partner for Floyd Patterson		He retired in 1955 and became a physical instructor in the Norwegian Army. From 1959 to 1964 he lived in USA where he had 2 pro bouts and worked as a sparring partner for Floyd Patterson
	prior to the 2nd Johansson- fight. In 1965 Lingaas was back in Norway, again working for Floyd prior to the Tod Herring fight in Sweden.		prior to the 2nd Johansson- fight. In 1965 Lingaas was back in Norway, again working for Floyd prior to the Tod Herring fight in Sweden.

	Retired ~~undefeated~~ from pro boxing in 1966. By the mid- 1970's he was Norway's National coach with the special assignment of training the youngest juniors, age 12 to 16.		Retired from pro boxing in 1966. By the mid- 1970's he was Norway's National coach with the special assignment of training the youngest juniors, age 12 to 16.

Tron: USA opponents

2006-06-24T05:00:52Z

USA opponents

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	He won the Light heavyweight silver medal in the European Championships in Milan 1951, losing to Belgian [[Marcel Limage]] in the finals.		He won the Light heavyweight silver medal in the European Championships in Milan 1951, losing to Belgian [[Marcel Limage]] in the finals.

	He was on the European team against the Golden Gloves in 1953 and won both his fights, in Chicago and New York.		He was on the European team against the Golden Gloves in 1953 and won both his fights,against [[Johny Flynn]] in Chicago and [[Orville Pitts]] New York.

	He retired in 1955 and became a physical instructor in the Norwegian Army. From 1959 to 1964 he lived in USA where he had one pro bout and worked as a sparring partner for Floyd Patterson		He retired in 1955 and became a physical instructor in the Norwegian Army. From 1959 to 1964 he lived in USA where he had one pro bout and worked as a sparring partner for Floyd Patterson

Tron at 19:53, 23 June 2006

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	As amateur he won the National title 1949 (junior ranks) 1950-51-52-53-54-55 (senior ranks).		As amateur he won the National title 1949 (junior ranks) 1950-51-52-53-54-55 (senior ranks).
	He was 18 years old when he in 1951 outpointed Ingemar Johansson. He later beat the Finn Pekka Kokkonen,Britain's Ron Redrup and the German Albert Westphal in the amateur ranks.		He was 18 years old when he in 1951 outpointed Ingemar Johansson. He later beat the Finn [[Pekka]] [[Kokkonen]],Britain's [[Ron Redrup]] and the German [[Albert Westphal]] in the amateur ranks.

	He won the Light heavyweight silver medal in the European Championships in Milan 1951, losing to Belgian [[Marcel Limage]] in the finals.		He won the Light heavyweight silver medal in the European Championships in Milan 1951, losing to Belgian [[Marcel Limage]] in the finals.

Tron: add.fights

2006-06-23T19:52:47Z

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	As amateur he won the National title 1949 (junior ranks) 1950-51-52-53-54-55 (senior ranks).		As amateur he won the National title 1949 (junior ranks) 1950-51-52-53-54-55 (senior ranks).
	He was 18 years old when he in 1951 outpointed Ingemar Johansson. He later beat the Finn Pekka Kokkonen in the amateur ranks.		He was 18 years old when he in 1951 outpointed Ingemar Johansson. He later beat the Finn Pekka Kokkonen,Britain's Ron Redrup and the German Albert Westphal in the amateur ranks.

	He won the Light heavyweight silver medal in the European Championships in Milan 1951, losing to Belgian [[Marcel Limage]] in the finals.		He won the Light heavyweight silver medal in the European Championships in Milan 1951, losing to Belgian [[Marcel Limage]] in the finals.

Tron: Marcel Limage is a Belgian not Frenchman,+link

2006-05-19T19:36:00Z

Marcel Limage is a Belgian not Frenchman,+link

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	He was 18 years old when he in 1951 outpointed Ingemar Johansson. He later beat the Finn Pekka Kokkonen in the amateur ranks.		He was 18 years old when he in 1951 outpointed Ingemar Johansson. He later beat the Finn Pekka Kokkonen in the amateur ranks.

	He won the Light heavyweight silver medal in the European Championships in Milan 1951, losing to ~~Frenchman~~ Marcel Limage in the finals.		He won the Light heavyweight silver medal in the European Championships in Milan 1951, losing to Belgian [[Marcel Limage]] in the finals.

	He was on the European team against the Golden Gloves in 1953 and won both his fights, in Chicago and New York.		He was on the European team against the Golden Gloves in 1953 and won both his fights, in Chicago and New York.