Charley (Deacon) Burley - Revision history

Bert at 13:10, 10 June 2023

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	*Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]] by ~~ko in the 2nd vs.~~ [[Eddie Saunders]], at the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].		*Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]] winning the semi-final by stopping [[Eddie Saunders]] in the 2nd round and then going the decision over Nick Latsios. at the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].

	*Also in 1941, Burley dropped a decision to [[Bobby Burns of Fort Wayne,IN\|Bobby Burns]] for the Intercity Golden Gloves' welterweight championship. The Chester Times reported Burley dropped Burns with a wicked left in the first round, the force of Burley's blow was so hard that it split his glove and injured the Deacon's bad hand and he seemed unwilling to hit Burns with his damaged hand after that.		*Also in 1941, Burley dropped a decision to [[Bobby Burns of Fort Wayne,IN\|Bobby Burns]] for the Intercity Golden Gloves' welterweight championship. The Chester Times reported Burley dropped Burns with a wicked left in the first round, the force of Burley's blow was so hard that it split his glove and injured the Deacon's bad hand and he seemed unwilling to hit Burns with his damaged hand after that.

Bert at 01:13, 31 July 2010

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	*Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]] by ko in the 2nd vs. [[Eddie Saunders]], at the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].		*Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]] by ko in the 2nd vs. [[Eddie Saunders]], at the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].

Bert at 23:01, 6 May 2010

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Bert at 23:00, 6 May 2010

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	*Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]]. At the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].		*Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]] by ko in the 2nd vs. [[Eddie Saunders]], at the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].

	*Also in 1941, Burley dropped a decision to [[Bobby Burns of Fort Wayne,IN\|Bobby Burns]] for the Intercity Golden Gloves' welterweight championship. The Chester Times reported Burley dropped Burns with a wicked left in the first round, the force of Burley's blow was so hard that it split his glove and injured the Deacon's bad hand and he seemed unwilling to hit Burns with his damaged hand after that.		*Also in 1941, Burley dropped a decision to [[Bobby Burns of Fort Wayne,IN\|Bobby Burns]] for the Intercity Golden Gloves' welterweight championship. The Chester Times reported Burley dropped Burns with a wicked left in the first round, the force of Burley's blow was so hard that it split his glove and injured the Deacon's bad hand and he seemed unwilling to hit Burns with his damaged hand after that.

Bert at 21:25, 18 October 2009

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			{{start box}}
			{{succession box \|
			before= [[Al Tribuani]] \|
			title= [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] <br /> Welterweight Champion\|
			years= 1941 \|
			after= [[Benny Deans]]}}
			{{end box}}
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	[[Category:New York Golden Gloves Champions\|Burley, Charles (Deacon)]]		[[Category:New York Golden Gloves Champions\|Burley, Charles (Deacon)]]
	[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Burley, Charles (Deacon)]][[Category: African American Boxers\|Burley, Charles (Deacon)]]		[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Burley, Charles (Deacon)]][[Category: African American Boxers\|Burley, Charles (Deacon)]]

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	*Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]]. At the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].		*Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]]. At the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].

	*Also in 1941, Burley dropped a decision to [[Bobby Burns of Fort Wayne,IN\|Bobby Burns]] for the Intercity Golden Gloves' ~~welterwight~~ championship. The Chester Times reported Burley dropped Burns with a wicked left in the first round the force of Burley's blow was so hard that it split his glove and injured the Deacon's bad hand and he seemed unwilling to hit Burns with his damaged hand after that.		*Also in 1941, Burley dropped a decision to [[Bobby Burns of Fort Wayne,IN\|Bobby Burns]] for the Intercity Golden Gloves' welterweight championship. The Chester Times reported Burley dropped Burns with a wicked left in the first round, the force of Burley's blow was so hard that it split his glove and injured the Deacon's bad hand and he seemed unwilling to hit Burns with his damaged hand after that.

	*He has been reported as being a cousin of Billy "White Shoes" Johnson. [http://www.nfl.com/players/profile?id=JOH757692]		*He has been reported as being a cousin of Billy "White Shoes" Johnson. [http://www.nfl.com/players/profile?id=JOH757692]

Bert at 17:09, 23 May 2009

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Bert at 17:01, 23 May 2009

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	Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]]. At the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].

	Burley has been reported as being a cousin of Billy "White Shoes" Johnson. [http://www.nfl.com/players/profile?id=JOH757692]















			*Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]]. At the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].

			*Also in 1941, Burley dropped a decision to [[Bobby Burns of Fort Wayne,IN\|Bobby Burns]] for the Intercity Golden Gloves' welterwight championship. The Chester Times reported Burley dropped Burns with a wicked left in the first round the force of Burley's blow was so hard that it split his glove and injured the Deacon's bad hand and he seemed unwilling to hit Burns with his damaged hand after that.

			*He has been reported as being a cousin of Billy "White Shoes" Johnson. [http://www.nfl.com/players/profile?id=JOH757692]

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Originally from Chester, Pennsylvania, in 1941, as a welterweight '''Charles (Deacon) Burley''' won the Diamond Belt and the Mid-Atlantic AAU in Philadelphia and the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at [[Madison Square Garden]]. At the time he was a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, fighting out of the [[T & C Athletic Club]].

Burley has been reported as being a cousin of Billy "White Shoes" Johnson. [http://www.nfl.com/players/profile?id=JOH757692]

[[Category:New York Golden Gloves Champions|Burley, Charles (Deacon)]]
[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions|Burley, Charles (Deacon)]][[Category: African American Boxers|Burley, Charles (Deacon)]]