Coley Wallace - Revision history

Daveymac at 02:34, 15 August 2018

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John at 11:33, 9 June 2015

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	*[[:Image:Wallace.Coley.jpg\|Photo #2]], [[:File:Coley wallace . 632.jpg\|Photo #3]], [[:File:Coley 2002.jpg\|Photo #4]]		*[[:Image:Wallace.Coley.jpg\|Photo #2]], [[:File:Coley wallace . 632.jpg\|Photo #3]], [[:File:Coley 2002.jpg\|Photo #4]]


	'''Coley Wallace''' is best known for being the last boxer to defeat [[Rocky Marciano]] and for portraying [[Joe Louis]] in the 1953 movie ''[[The Joe Louis Story]].''		'''Coley Wallace''' is best known for being the last boxer to defeat [[Rocky Marciano]] and for portraying [[Joe Louis]] in the 1953 movie ''[[The Joe Louis Story]].''

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	*~~Another Autographed~~ [[:Image:Wallace.Coley.jpg\|Photo #2]]		*[[:Image:Wallace.Coley.jpg\|Photo #2]], [[:File:Coley wallace . 632.jpg\|Photo #3]], [[:File:Coley 2002.jpg\|Photo #4]]

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	In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won a [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a decision vs. [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino
	]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].

	Wallace ~~starred~~ in the 1953 ~~biopic~~ movie [[The Joe Louis Story\|~~"The Joe Louis Story"~~]] as the ~~former heavyweight champion~~.		'''Coley Wallace''' is best known for being the last boxer to defeat [[Rocky Marciano]] and for portraying [[Joe Louis]] in the 1953 movie ''[[The Joe Louis Story]].''

			==Amateur Highlights==
			*1948 [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] Open Division Heavyweight Champion. Wallace outpointed [[Gilmore Newkirk]] in the final.
			*1948 [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] Heavyweight Champion. Wallace beat [[Rocky Marciano]] by a [[Split decision\|split decision]] in the semi-final and then outpointed [[Bob Baker]] in the final.
			*1948 [[Intercity Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Champion. Wallace outpointed [[Clarence Henry]] in the final.
			*1948 [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] Heavyweight Champion. Wallace outpointed [[Bill Bangert]] in the final.
			*1948 U.S. [[Olympics\|Olympic]] Trials Semi-Finalist. Wallace was outpointed by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final.
			*1949 New York Daily News Golden Gloves Open Division Heavyweight Champion. Wallace outpointed [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino]] in the final.
			*1949 New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions Semi-Finalist. Wallace was outpointed by [[Bob Baker]] in the semi-final and then defeated [[Jim Hillard]] in the consolation bout.

			==External links==
			*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0908577/ Wallace's IMDb page]
			*[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=10406217 Find A Grave]

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	~~Source * The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette March 5, 1948~~

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Ric: Reverted edits by Boxrecishit (talk) to last revision by Wouter

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	In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won ~~an unpopular very close~~ [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a decision vs. [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by ~~an unpopular very close split~~ decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino		In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won a [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a decision vs. [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino
	]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].		]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].

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2014-07-06T00:50:25Z

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	In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won an unpopular very close [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a decision vs. [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by an unpopular very close split decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino		In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won an unpopular very close [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a decision vs. [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by an unpopular very close split decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino
	]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].		]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].

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	In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won a [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a decision vs. [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino		In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won an unpopular very close [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a decision vs. [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by an unpopular very close split decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino
	]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].		]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].

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	In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won a ~~unpopular~~ [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a ~~unpopular split~~ decision vs. ~~bulky~~ [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino		In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won a [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a decision vs. [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino
	]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].		]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].

Tower: bob baker was of bulky stature!

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bob baker was of bulky stature!

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	In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won a unpopular [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a unpopular split decision vs. [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino		In 1948, '''Coley Wallace''' won by decision the [[New York Golden Gloves\|Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] vs. [[Gilmore Newkirk]], then he won a unpopular [[Split decision\|split decision]] vs. [[Rocky Marciano]] in the semi-final of the [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] and then he won the final of that tournament by a unpopular split decision vs. bulky [[Bob Baker]] by keeping a stiff left in Baker’s face throughout the bout.* He also won by decision the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]]' championship vs. [[Clarence Henry]] and the [[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|National AAU]] vs. [[Bill Bangert]], in the heavyweight divisions, although he did not make the Olympics, being bested by [[Norvel Lee]] in the semi-final. In 1949, Wallace won the Open New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Vincent (Jimmy) Gambino\|Jimmy Gambino
	]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].		]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].

Tower at 23:24, 2 June 2014

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	]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].		]], made the semi-final of the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions, with the decision being awarded to [[Bob Baker]], in the heavyweight divisions and he then won the consolation bout vs. [[Jim Hillard]].