Dave Finn vs. Jim Bolton - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: remove category

2008-03-02T16:03:59Z

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	boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing		boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing
	in service boxing. [[Ring Magazine: May 1941]]		in service boxing. [[Ring Magazine: May 1941]]

	~~[[Category:1941 Bouts\|Finn vs. Bolton]]~~

Rowdytimothy: add category

2007-12-29T02:18:14Z

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	boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing		boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing
	in service boxing. [[Ring Magazine: May 1941]]		in service boxing. [[Ring Magazine: May 1941]]

			[[Category:1941 Bouts\|Finn vs. Bolton]]

Rowdytimothy: Fight:982070 moved to Dave Finn vs. Jim Bolton

2007-12-29T02:17:38Z

Fight:982070 moved to Dave Finn vs. Jim Bolton

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Ric: format fix

2007-12-28T20:55:18Z

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	This was an interservice fight--both Finn and Bolton were in the ~~RAF~~. The Ring		<Fight>982070</fight>
	reported that both lightweights put up a grand scrap with Finn a clever winner.
	John S. Sharpe began his report with "Somewhere in England," fights that took		This was an interservice fight--as both Finn and Bolton were in the Royal Air Force. ''The Ring''
			magazine reported that both lightweights put up a grand scrap with Finn a clever winner.
			[[John S. Sharpe]] began his report with "Somewhere in England," as fights that took
	place at some training centers were not reported as to their exact location.		place at some training centers were not reported as to their exact location.
	Finn was awarded a traveling leather suitcase in lieu of money because		Finn was awarded a traveling leather suitcase in lieu of money because
	boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing		boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing
	in service boxing. ~~(The RING-John S. Sharpe~~ May, 1941)		in service boxing. [[Ring Magazine: May 1941]]

Sid schneck at 04:44, 14 November 2007

2007-11-14T04:44:17Z

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	Finn was awarded a traveling leather suitcase in lieu of money because		Finn was awarded a traveling leather suitcase in lieu of money because
	boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing		boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing
	in service boxing. (The RING-John S. Sharpe May, 1941).		in service boxing. (The RING-John S. Sharpe May, 1941)

Sid schneck at 04:43, 14 November 2007

2007-11-14T04:43:58Z

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	Finn was awarded a traveling leather suitcase in lieu of money because		Finn was awarded a traveling leather suitcase in lieu of money because
	boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing		boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing
	in service boxing. (The RING-John S. Sharpe) May, 1941.		in service boxing. (The RING-John S. Sharpe May, 1941).

Sid schneck at 23:25, 1 July 2005

2005-07-01T23:25:37Z

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	Finn was awarded a traveling leather suitcase in lieu of money because		Finn was awarded a traveling leather suitcase in lieu of money because
	boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing		boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing
	in service boxing. (The RING-John S. Sharpe) May, ~~1942~~.		in service boxing. (The RING-John S. Sharpe) May, 1941.

Sid schneck at 23:22, 1 July 2005

2005-07-01T23:22:14Z

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This was an interservice fight--both Finn and Bolton were in the RAF. The Ring
reported that both lightweights put up a grand scrap with Finn a clever winner.
John S. Sharpe began his report with "Somewhere in England," fights that took
place at some training centers were not reported as to their exact location.
Finn was awarded a traveling leather suitcase in lieu of money because
boxers who were in the service could not receive cash prizes when competing
in service boxing. (The RING-John S. Sharpe) May, 1942.