Canadian Arena Company - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: internal link

2008-07-01T18:52:29Z

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	* Based in Montreal, QC, Canada, the '''Canadian Arena Company''' managed the [[Montreal Forum]] from 1935 to ?. It usually presented ice hockey shows. It got into promoting boxing at the Forum; its inaugural card on August 7, 1935 featured [[Pete Sanstol ~~vs. Sixto Escobar~~]] for the World Bantamweight Title.		* Based in Montreal, QC, Canada, the '''Canadian Arena Company''' managed the [[Montreal Forum]] from 1935 to ?. It usually presented ice hockey shows. It got into promoting boxing at the Forum; its inaugural card on August 7, 1935 featured [[Sixto Escobar vs. Pete Sanstol]] for the World Bantamweight Title.
	* Its first manager and matchmaker was [[Tommy Gorman]]. (He had been given a matchmaker's license June 27, 1935, per Montreal's ''The Gazette''.) Gorman was assisted by [[Thomas Arnold]].		* Its first manager and matchmaker was [[Tommy Gorman]]. (He had been given a matchmaker's license June 27, 1935, per Montreal's ''The Gazette''.) Gorman was assisted by [[Thomas Arnold]].

	[[Category:Promoters\|Canadian Arena Company]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Canadian Arena Company]]

Emaster: corrected internal link

2007-10-12T23:25:46Z

corrected internal link

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	* Based in Montreal, QC, Canada, the '''Canadian Arena Company''' managed the [[Montreal Forum]] from 1935 to ?. It usually presented ice hockey shows. It got into promoting boxing at the Forum; its inaugural card on August 7, 1935 featured [[Pete Sanstol v. Sixto Escobar]] for the World Bantamweight Title.		* Based in Montreal, QC, Canada, the '''Canadian Arena Company''' managed the [[Montreal Forum]] from 1935 to ?. It usually presented ice hockey shows. It got into promoting boxing at the Forum; its inaugural card on August 7, 1935 featured [[Pete Sanstol vs. Sixto Escobar]] for the World Bantamweight Title.
	* Its first manager and matchmaker was [[Tommy Gorman]]. (He had been given a matchmaker's license June 27, 1935, per Montreal's ''The Gazette''.) Gorman was assisted by [[Thomas Arnold]].		* Its first manager and matchmaker was [[Tommy Gorman]]. (He had been given a matchmaker's license June 27, 1935, per Montreal's ''The Gazette''.) Gorman was assisted by [[Thomas Arnold]].

	[[Category:Promoters\|Canadian Arena Company]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Canadian Arena Company]]

Ric: specified tenure

2006-03-27T03:42:24Z

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	* Based in Montreal, QC, Canada, the '''Canadian Arena Company''' managed the [[Montreal Forum]] ~~during the mid-1930s~~. It usually presented ice hockey shows. It got into promoting boxing at the Forum; its inaugural card on August 7, 1935 featured [[Pete Sanstol v. Sixto Escobar]] for the World Bantamweight Title.		* Based in Montreal, QC, Canada, the '''Canadian Arena Company''' managed the [[Montreal Forum]] from 1935 to ?. It usually presented ice hockey shows. It got into promoting boxing at the Forum; its inaugural card on August 7, 1935 featured [[Pete Sanstol v. Sixto Escobar]] for the World Bantamweight Title.
	* Its first manager and matchmaker was [[Tommy Gorman]]. (He had been given a matchmaker's license June 27, 1935, per Montreal's ''The Gazette''.) Gorman was assisted by [[Thomas Arnold]].		* Its first manager and matchmaker was [[Tommy Gorman]]. (He had been given a matchmaker's license June 27, 1935, per Montreal's ''The Gazette''.) Gorman was assisted by [[Thomas Arnold]].

	[[Category:Promoters\|Canadian Arena Company]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Canadian Arena Company]]

Ric at 03:41, 27 March 2006

2006-03-27T03:41:35Z

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	* Based in Montreal, QC, Canada, the '''Canadian Arena Company'' managed the [[Montreal Forum]] during the mid-1930s. It usually presented ice hockey shows. It got into promoting boxing at the Forum; its inaugural card on August 7, 1935 featured [[Pete Sanstol v. Sixto Escobar]] for the World Bantamweight Title.		* Based in Montreal, QC, Canada, the '''Canadian Arena Company''' managed the [[Montreal Forum]] during the mid-1930s. It usually presented ice hockey shows. It got into promoting boxing at the Forum; its inaugural card on August 7, 1935 featured [[Pete Sanstol v. Sixto Escobar]] for the World Bantamweight Title.
	* Its first manager and matchmaker was [[Tommy Gorman]]. (He had been given a matchmaker's license June 27, 1935, per Montreal's ''The Gazette''.) Gorman was assisted by [[Thomas Arnold]].		* Its first manager and matchmaker was [[Tommy Gorman]]. (He had been given a matchmaker's license June 27, 1935, per Montreal's ''The Gazette''.) Gorman was assisted by [[Thomas Arnold]].

	[[Category:Promoters\|Canadian Arena Company]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Canadian Arena Company]]

Ric at 01:58, 27 March 2006

2006-03-27T01:58:44Z

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* Based in Montreal, QC, Canada, the '''Canadian Arena Company'' managed the [[Montreal Forum]] during the mid-1930s. It usually presented ice hockey shows. It got into promoting boxing at the Forum; its inaugural card on August 7, 1935 featured [[Pete Sanstol v. Sixto Escobar]] for the World Bantamweight Title.
* Its first manager and matchmaker was [[Tommy Gorman]]. (He had been given a matchmaker's license June 27, 1935, per Montreal's ''The Gazette''.) Gorman was assisted by [[Thomas Arnold]].

[[Category:Promoters|Canadian Arena Company]]