Eddie Spence - Revision history

Journeymen at 17:24, 30 October 2012

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	"But if properly taught and not staged as some gladiator sport of extinction, then it's something you don't have to say no to. I don't think people should be picked on."		"But if properly taught and not staged as some gladiator sport of extinction, then it's something you don't have to say no to. I don't think people should be picked on."


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	During his nine-year professional career he posted a record of 44-12. He boxed main events throughout New England, including feature bouts in Boston Garden. he boxed as a welterweight, a middleweight, and light heavyweight.		During his nine-year professional career he posted a record of 50-12. He boxed main events throughout New England, including feature bouts in Boston Garden. he boxed as a welterweight, a middleweight, and light heavyweight.

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	~~'''~~EDDIE SPENCE: THE PROFESSOR COULD BOX~~.'''.~~

			== EDDIE SPENCE: THE PROFESSOR COULD BOX ==



	By Brian Sullivan, Eagle Staff, ''The Berkshire Eagle'', Pittsfield, MA., Feb 4, 2001. (Spence named one of the one hundred (100) best athletes in Berkshire County during the 20th Century by the ''Berkshire Eagle'' staff.)		By Brian Sullivan, Eagle Staff, ''The Berkshire Eagle'', Pittsfield, MA., Feb 4, 2001. (Spence named one of the one hundred (100) best athletes in Berkshire County during the 20th Century by the ''Berkshire Eagle'' staff.)

2007-11-28T03:04:22Z

2007-11-28T00:55:13Z

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2007-11-28T00:45:53Z

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	Referee Pete Bennett stopped the bloodbath at the end of the thrid round, thereby giving Spence thevictory on a fourth-round TKO.		Referee Pete Bennett stopped the bloodbath at the end of the thrid round, thereby giving Spence thevictory on a fourth-round TKO.


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	'''SPENCE TAKES HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE''' - Ralph Conroy: '''BERKSHIRE EAGLE''' - MAY 15, 1970.		'''SPENCE TAKES HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE''' - Ralph Conroy - '''BERKSHIRE EAGLE''' - MAY 15, 1970.


			Portland, Maine - Irish Eddie Spence of Pittsfield, Mass., with iron shamrocks in each fist and gravel in his guts, last night took the New England heavyweight title from Paul Raymond of Somerville, Mass., in a blood-soaked brawl that somehow lasted three rounds.


			Referee Pete Bennett stopped the bloodbath at the end of the thrid round, thereby giving Spence thevictory on a fourth-round TKO.






	Portland, Maine - Irish Eddie Spence of Pittsfield, Mass., wioth iron shamrocks ineach fist and gravel in his guts, last night took the New England heavyweight title from Paul Raymond of Somerville, Mass., in a blood-soaked brawl that somehow lasted three rounds.