Deaths in 2006 - Revision history

Journeymen: /* February 2006 */

2014-03-27T06:22:57Z

February 2006

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	*[[Wayne Parker\|Wayne Parker Jr.]], 81, former 1940s boxer of Tacoma, WA, USA, of complications following a stroke.		*[[Wayne Parker\|Wayne Parker Jr.]], 81, former 1940s boxer of Tacoma, WA, USA, of complications following a stroke.
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	*[[Mike Hunter]], 46, early-to-mid 1990s Heavyweight contender, shot to death by undercover police officers after a scuffle during a drug sting operation.		*[[Mike Hunter]], Known as ' The Bounty Hunter' 46, early-to-mid 1990s Heavyweight contender who challenged for the [[IBO]] Heavyweight title, shot to death by undercover police officers after a scuffle during a drug sting operation.
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	*[[Ferny Carpentier]], 87, Nicaraguan boxer and referee.		*[[Ferny Carpentier]], 87, Nicaraguan boxer and referee.

Emaster: added Gary Barker

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	*[[Tally Disoloane]], South African Super Featherweight, died of injuries sustained in an October 1, 2006 bout with [[Thompson Mokwana]] in Seshego, South Africa.		*[[Tally Disoloane]], South African Super Featherweight, died of injuries sustained in an October 1, 2006 bout with [[Thompson Mokwana]] in Seshego, South Africa.
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			*[[Gary Barker]], 19, British amateur boxer, died in a car accident near Luton, Bedfordshire, England.

	== November 2006 ==		== November 2006 ==

Emaster: added category "Deaths By Year"/standardized

2010-02-20T03:17:56Z

added category "Deaths By Year"/standardized

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	Deaths of boxing-related ~~figures~~ occurring in 2006		Deaths of boxing-related people occurring in 2006.

	== December 2006 ==		== December 2006 ==
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	== October 2006 ==		== October 2006 ==
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	*[[Curtis Leach]], long-time Washington state (USA) timekeeper and inspector.		*[[Curtis Leach]], long-time Washington state (USA) timekeeper and inspector.

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	*[[Trevor Berbick]], 52, held WBC Heavyweight championship in 1986, died from a wound to the head in Norwich village, 146 miles east of Kingston, Jamaica.		*[[Trevor Berbick]], 52, held WBC Heavyweight championship in 1986, died from a wound to the head in Norwich village, 146 miles east of Kingston, Jamaica.
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	*[[John Thomas]], 83, world-ranked Lightweight contender of the mid-1940s, later an official with the [[California State Athletic Commission]], of prostate cancer.		*[[John Thomas]], 83, world-ranked Lightweight contender of the mid-1940s, later an official with the [[California State Athletic Commission]], of prostate cancer.

	== ~~Internal Links~~ ==		== See also ==
	~~See also,~~ [[:Category:Deaths By Year\|~~Deaths By Year~~]]		*[[Deaths in 2005]]
			*[[Deaths in 2007]]
			*[[Deaths in 2008]]

			[[Category:Deaths By Year\|2006]]

Wouter at 13:29, 15 October 2008

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	*[[Jack Quarry]], 83, patriarch of Quarry boxing family, which included sons [[Jerry Quarry\|Jerry]] and [[Mike Quarry\|Mike]], who were top rated contenders at Heavyweight and Light Heavyweight, respectively.		*[[Jack Quarry]], 83, patriarch of Quarry boxing family, which included sons [[Jerry Quarry\|Jerry]] and [[Mike Quarry\|Mike]], who were top rated contenders at Heavyweight and Light Heavyweight, respectively.
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			*[[Johnny Fuller]], 62, British welterweight who turned to bodybuilding after his boxing career, dies of leukemia.
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	*[[Morris Leviege]], 75, Oakland, California Welterweight, boxed between 1948 and 1958.		*[[Morris Leviege]], 75, Oakland, California Welterweight, boxed between 1948 and 1958.

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	*[[Roger Donoghue]], 75, Yonkers, New York welterweight, boxed between 1948 and 1952.		*[[Roger Donoghue]], 75, Yonkers, New York welterweight, boxed between 1948 and 1952.
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	*[[Al Hostak]], 90, Seattle, Washington Middleweight twice held the [[NBA]] Middleweight title between 1938 and 1940, complications from a stroke suffered on August 2nd.		*[[Al Hostak]], 90, Seattle, Washington Middleweight twice held the NBA Middleweight title between 1938 and 1940, complications from a stroke suffered on August 2nd.
	*[[Payao Poontarat]], 49, Thailand's first Olympic Games Medalist (1976 bronze) and former World Boxing Council champion, of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).		*[[Payao Poontarat]], 49, Thailand's first Olympic Games Medalist (1976 bronze) and former World Boxing Council champion, of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).
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Emaster: linked to concrete boxer page instead of disambiguation page

2008-04-16T22:28:56Z

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	*[[Rogerio Lobo]], 35, Brazilian Heavyweight boxer, shot to death by a robber as he was closing his restaurant.		*[[Rogerio Lobo]], 35, Brazilian Heavyweight boxer, shot to death by a robber as he was closing his restaurant.
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	*[[Steve Mamakos]], 88, American boxer from Washington, DC boxed professionally from 1937 to 1947, challenging [[Tony Zale]] for the [[NBA]] Middleweight title in 1941, complications from Alzheimer's disease.		*[[Steve Mamakos]], 88, American boxer from Washington, DC boxed professionally from 1937 to 1947, challenging [[Tony Zale]] for the [[National Boxing Association\|NBA]] Middleweight title in 1941, complications from Alzheimer's disease.
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	*[[Jack Warden]], 85, ex-boxer better known as an Emmy-winning and Academy Award-nominated movie actor, of heart and kidney failure and other medical problems.		*[[Jack Warden]], 85, ex-boxer better known as an Emmy-winning and Academy Award-nominated movie actor, of heart and kidney failure and other medical problems.

Ric: changed internal link

2008-01-02T16:46:47Z

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	== Internal Links ==		== Internal Links ==
	See also, [[Deaths ~~in 2005~~]].		See also, [[:Category:Deaths By Year\|Deaths By Year]]

Matt: /* May 2006 */

2007-11-29T23:43:18Z

May 2006

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	*[[Bobby Dykes]], 77, Welterweight contender during the early 1950s, compiling a career record 115-23-8, lost a majority decision to Welterweight champion [[Kid Gavilan]] in a 1952 title fight in Miami, complications of Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS).		*[[Bobby Dykes]], 77, Welterweight contender during the early 1950s, compiling a career record 115-23-8, lost a majority decision to Welterweight champion [[Kid Gavilan]] in a 1952 title fight in Miami, complications of Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS).
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			*[[Tommy Yamaoka]], 77, American bantamweight-featherweight boxer of the 1940s and 1950s
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	*[[Tee Jay]], 42, originally from Ghana, held the British Cruiserweight title, compiling a record of 14-4-1 between 1985 and 1991.		*[[Tee Jay]], 42, originally from Ghana, held the British Cruiserweight title, compiling a record of 14-4-1 between 1985 and 1991.

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-18T23:10:50Z

fix internal link

Wouter at 17:56, 19 June 2007

2007-06-19T17:56:04Z

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	*[[Boxer:Wayne Parker:195899\|Wayne Parker Jr.]], 81, former 1940s boxer of Tacoma, WA, USA, of complications following a stroke.		*[[Boxer:Wayne Parker:195899\|Wayne Parker Jr.]], 81, former 1940s boxer of Tacoma, WA, USA, of complications following a stroke.
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	*[[Mike Hunter]], 45, early-to-mid 1990s Heavyweight contender, shot to death by undercover police officers after a scuffle during a drug sting operation.		*[[Mike Hunter]], 46, early-to-mid 1990s Heavyweight contender, shot to death by undercover police officers after a scuffle during a drug sting operation.
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	*[[Ferny Carpentier]], 87, Nicaraguan boxer and referee.		*[[Ferny Carpentier]], 87, Nicaraguan boxer and referee.

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	*[[Jonatas Dos Santos]], 35, Brazilian Cruiserweight and Heavyweight compiled a 6-10 record between 1999 and 2005, of complications from diabetes mellitus.		*[[Jonatas Dos Santos]], 35, Brazilian Cruiserweight and Heavyweight compiled a 6-10 record between 1999 and 2005, of complications from diabetes mellitus.
	*[[Mike Quarry]], 55, American Light Heavyweight contender of the early 1970s, compiled a record of 63-13-6 in career between 1969 and 1982, compilations from [[Dementia Pugilistica\|dementia pugilistica]].		*[[Mike Quarry]], 55, American Light Heavyweight contender of the early 1970s, compiled a record of 63-13-6 in career between 1969 and 1982, compilations from [[Dementia Pugilistica\|dementia pugilistica]].
	*[[~~Boxer:George Washington:034844\|~~George Washington]], 79, former African-American heavyweight boxer, and later volunteer trainer of such boxers as Riddick Bowe and Mark Breland, of congestive heart failure, in Brooklyn, NY.		*[[George Washington]], 79, former African-American heavyweight boxer, and later volunteer trainer of such boxers as Riddick Bowe and Mark Breland, of congestive heart failure, in Brooklyn, NY.
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	*[[Angelo Rogers]], 83, San Jose, California boxer of the 1940s and trainer, of heart and respiratory ailments.		*[[Angelo Rogers]], 83, San Jose, California boxer of the 1940s and trainer, of heart and respiratory ailments.
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	*[[Johnny Kidd]], 69, Scottish featherweight boxer, former [[ABA]] lightweight champion compiled a professional record of 24-16-1 (14 KO)		*[[Johnny Kidd]], 69, Scottish featherweight boxer, former [[ABA]] lightweight champion compiled a professional record of 24-16-1 (14 KO)
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	*[[~~Boxer:~~Julio Gallucci~~:034480~~\|Julio Gallucci (Johnny Duke)]], 81, Long-time Hartford, CT, boxing coach and trainer, boxed professionally as a Welterweight in the 1940s		*[[Julio Gallucci\|Julio Gallucci (Johnny Duke)]], 81, Long-time Hartford, CT, boxing coach and trainer, boxed professionally as a Welterweight in the 1940s

	== February 2006 ==		== February 2006 ==
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	*[[~~Boxer:~~Wayne Parker~~:195899~~\|Wayne Parker Jr.]], 81, former 1940s boxer of Tacoma, WA, USA, of complications following a stroke.		*[[Wayne Parker\|Wayne Parker Jr.]], 81, former 1940s boxer of Tacoma, WA, USA, of complications following a stroke.
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	*[[Mike Hunter]], 46, early-to-mid 1990s Heavyweight contender, shot to death by undercover police officers after a scuffle during a drug sting operation.		*[[Mike Hunter]], 46, early-to-mid 1990s Heavyweight contender, shot to death by undercover police officers after a scuffle during a drug sting operation.
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	*[[Morris Leviege]], 75, Oakland, California Welterweight, boxed between 1948 and 1958.		*[[Morris Leviege]], 75, Oakland, California Welterweight, boxed between 1948 and 1958.
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	*[[Ken Pedlar]], 85, Australian promoter of former Commonwealth Light Middleweight champion [[~~Boxer:Ken Salisbury:042534\|~~Ken Salisbury]].		*[[Ken Pedlar]], 85, Australian promoter of former Commonwealth Light Middleweight champion [[Ken Salisbury]].
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	*[[John Thomas]], 83, world-ranked Lightweight contender of the mid-1940s, later an official with the [[California State Athletic Commission]], of prostate cancer.		*[[John Thomas]], 83, world-ranked Lightweight contender of the mid-1940s, later an official with the [[California State Athletic Commission]], of prostate cancer.