Charles Goff - Revision history

Enrique at 00:10, 30 May 2008

2008-05-30T00:10:30Z

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	In December 1924, a newspaper article reported that a ~~certain~~ Charles Goff ~~(this boxer?) was a~~ a police captain in San Francisco, ~~California, and~~ had ~~just~~ been appointed the Chief Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer for all of California. It also mentioned that he had fought a KO-2 in 1899 against [[Geoffrey Thorne]], English Middleweight Champion.
			In September 1906, policeman Charles Goff, single handedly arrested five criminals, three of them dangerous escaped convicts. (San Francisco Call, Sept. 29, 1906),



			In December 1924, a newspaper article reported that a Charles Goff, a police captain in San Francisco, had been appointed the Chief Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer for all of California. It also mentioned that he had fought a KO-2 in 1899 against [[Geoffrey Thorne]], English Middleweight Champion.

John: wiki link

2007-02-22T22:09:32Z

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	In December 1924, a newspaper article reported that a certain Charles Goff (this boxer?) was a a police captain in San Francisco, California, and had just been appointed the Chief Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer for all of California. It also mentioned that he had fought a KO-2 in 1899 against Geoffrey Thorne, English Middleweight Champion.		In December 1924, a newspaper article reported that a certain Charles Goff (this boxer?) was a a police captain in San Francisco, California, and had just been appointed the Chief Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer for all of California. It also mentioned that he had fought a KO-2 in 1899 against [[Geoffrey Thorne]], English Middleweight Champion.

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2007-02-22T21:53:09Z

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	In December 1924, a newspaper article reported that a certain Charles Goff (this boxer?) was a a police captain in San Francisco, California, and had just been appointed the Chief Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer for all of California. It also mentioned that he had fought a KO-2 in 1899 against Geoffrey Thorne, English Middleweight Champion.		In December 1924, a newspaper article reported that a certain Charles Goff (this boxer?) was a a police captain in San Francisco, California, and had just been appointed the Chief Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer for all of California. It also mentioned that he had fought a KO-2 in 1899 against Geoffrey Thorne, English Middleweight Champion.

Ric: Boxer:Charles Goff:059823 moved to Charles Goff

2006-12-08T20:49:27Z

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Ric at 01:41, 14 September 2005

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	In December 1924, a newspaper article reported that a certain Charles Goff (this boxer?) was a a police captain in San Francisco, California, and had just been appointed the Chief Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer for all of California~~; it~~ also mentioned that he had fought a KO-2 in 1899 against Geoffrey Thorne, English Middleweight Champion.		[[file:Goff.Charley.jpg\|left\|photo]]
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			In December 1924, a newspaper article reported that a certain Charles Goff (this boxer?) was a a police captain in San Francisco, California, and had just been appointed the Chief Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer for all of California. It also mentioned that he had fought a KO-2 in 1899 against Geoffrey Thorne, English Middleweight Champion.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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In December 1924, a newspaper article reported that a certain Charles Goff (this boxer?) was a a police captain in San Francisco, California, and had just been appointed the Chief Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer for all of California; it also mentioned that he had fought a KO-2 in 1899 against Geoffrey Thorne, English Middleweight Champion.