Danny McCoy - Revision history

Ric at 20:09, 25 February 2025

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	In his early 1933 series of articles for the Bremerton ''Daily News Searchlight'' newspaper, entitled "A Decade in the Ring," [[Bud Ridley]] wrote in the final entry that in 1930, after hanging up the gloves himself, he took over management of the American Legion gymnasium at South ~~gate~~, California, where he turned out Georgie Hansford and "Irish" [[Danny McCoy]].		In his early 1933 series of articles for the Bremerton ''Daily News Searchlight'' newspaper, entitled "A Decade in the Ring," [[Bud Ridley]] wrote in the final entry that in 1930, after hanging up the gloves himself, he took over management of the American Legion gymnasium at South Gate, California, where he turned out Georgie Hansford and "Irish" [[Danny McCoy]].

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Ric: Created page with "135175 In his early 1933 series of articles for the Bremerton ''Daily News Searchlight'' newspaper, entitled "A Decade in the Ring," Bud Ridley wrote in the final entry that in 1930, after hanging up the gloves himself, he took over management of the American Legion gymnasium at South gate, California, where he turned out Georgie Hansford and "Irish" Danny McCoy."

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Created page with "<human>135175</human> In his early 1933 series of articles for the Bremerton ''Daily News Searchlight'' newspaper, entitled "A Decade in the Ring," Bud Ridley wrote in the final entry that in 1930, after hanging up the gloves himself, he took over management of the American Legion gymnasium at South gate, California, where he turned out Georgie Hansford and "Irish" Danny McCoy."

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In his early 1933 series of articles for the Bremerton ''Daily News Searchlight'' newspaper, entitled "A Decade in the Ring," [[Bud Ridley]] wrote in the final entry that in 1930, after hanging up the gloves himself, he took over management of the American Legion gymnasium at South gate, California, where he turned out Georgie Hansford and "Irish" [[Danny McCoy]].