Category:New York Golden Gloves Champions - Revision history

Ric at 00:36, 20 April 2025

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			*Boxers who won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions (1937-1961)'''
			*See: https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/IBRO92.86-90.pdf
			*In 1937 New York invited teams from outside New York City's metropolitan area to participate in the New York City Golden Gloves Tournament. In 1939 New York added another event that was fought after the city championships. The New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions has been referred to as the Maine to Miami or Eastern Seaboard Championships. [[:Image:Script.jpg\|Related Item]]
	~~<center>'''~~Boxers who won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions (1937-1961)'''

	*In 1937 New York invited teams from outside New York City's metropolitan area to participate in the New York City Golden Gloves Tournament. in 1939 New York added another event that was fought after the city championships. The New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions has been referred to as the Maine to Miami or Eastern Seaboard Championships. [[:Image:Script.jpg\|Related Item]]

Journeymen at 02:40, 22 July 2014

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Bert at 22:13, 19 July 2010

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Bert at 20:41, 24 October 2009

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	*In 1937 New York invited teams from outside New York City's metropolitan area to participate in the New York City Golden Gloves Tournament. in 1939 New York added another event that was fought after the city championships. The New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions has been referred to as the Maine to Miami or Eastern Seaboard Championships.		*In 1937 New York invited teams from outside New York City's metropolitan area to participate in the New York City Golden Gloves Tournament. in 1939 New York added another event that was fought after the city championships. The New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions has been referred to as the Maine to Miami or Eastern Seaboard Championships. [[:Image:Script.jpg\|Related Item]]

Bert at 01:58, 19 May 2009

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	*In 1937 New York invited ~~additional~~ teams to participate in the New York City Golden Gloves Tournament. in 1939 New York added another event that was fought after the city championships. The New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions ~~have~~ been referred to as the Maine to Miami or Eastern Seaboard Championships.		*In 1937 New York invited teams from outside New York City's metropolitan area to participate in the New York City Golden Gloves Tournament. in 1939 New York added another event that was fought after the city championships. The New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions has been referred to as the Maine to Miami or Eastern Seaboard Championships.

Bert at 01:49, 19 May 2009

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		<center>'''Boxers who won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions (1937-1961)'''

		*In 1937 New York invited additional teams to participate in the New York City Golden Gloves Tournament. in 1939 New York added another event that was fought after the city championships. The New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions have been referred to as the Maine to Miami or Eastern Seaboard Championships.

Bert: Replacing page with ' Category:Golden Gloves'

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Replacing page with ' Category:Golden Gloves'

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	~~<center>'''Boxers who won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions (1937-1961)'''~~

	*Due to the swelling influx of participants in the [[New York Golden Gloves]], New York added an additional tournament in 1937, calling it the '''New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions'''. Many of the participants came from far north and far south.

Matt: deleted "many boxing afficionados ..." should name those afficionados (see weasel words)

2008-06-26T23:46:43Z

deleted "many boxing afficionados ..." should name those afficionados (see weasel words)

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	*Due to the swelling influx of participants in the [[New York Golden Gloves]], New York added an additional tournament in 1937, calling it the '''New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions'''. Many of the participants came from far north and far south~~. Many boxing aficionados consider it one of the most elite and grueling tournaments in boxing~~.		*Due to the swelling influx of participants in the [[New York Golden Gloves]], New York added an additional tournament in 1937, calling it the '''New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions'''. Many of the participants came from far north and far south.

Bert: need v

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	*Due to the swelling influx of participants in the [[New York Golden Gloves]], New York added an additional tournament in 1937, calling it the '''New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions'''. Many of the participants came from far north and far south~~. In its heyday, to be a champion, boxers were required to win three out of three bouts in the final evening~~. Many boxing aficionados consider it one of the most elite and grueling tournaments in boxing.		*Due to the swelling influx of participants in the [[New York Golden Gloves]], New York added an additional tournament in 1937, calling it the '''New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions'''. Many of the participants came from far north and far south. Many boxing aficionados consider it one of the most elite and grueling tournaments in boxing.

Jm47130 at 01:49, 26 June 2008

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	*Due to the swelling influx of participants in the [[New York Golden Gloves]], New York added an additional tournament in 1937, calling it the '''New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions'''. Many of participants came from far north and far south. In its heyday, to be a champion, ~~it was~~ required to win three out of three bouts in the final evening. Many boxing aficionados consider it one of the most elite and grueling tournaments in boxing.		*Due to the swelling influx of participants in the [[New York Golden Gloves]], New York added an additional tournament in 1937, calling it the '''New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions'''. Many of the participants came from far north and far south. In its heyday, to be a champion, boxers were required to win three out of three bouts in the final evening. Many boxing aficionados consider it one of the most elite and grueling tournaments in boxing.