Elky Clark - Revision history

Kiwi at 10:36, 18 May 2012

2012-05-18T10:36:35Z

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	[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Flyweight Champions]]		[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Flyweight Champions]]
	~~his~~ record has been compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of www.boxinghistory.org.uk. Please visit this site if you require further information about this boxer, as there is much more material available.		This record has been compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of www.boxinghistory.org.uk. Please visit this site if you require further information about this boxer, as there is much more material available.

Kiwi at 07:52, 17 May 2012

2012-05-17T07:52:03Z

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	[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Flyweight Champions]]		[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Flyweight Champions]]
			his record has been compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of www.boxinghistory.org.uk. Please visit this site if you require further information about this boxer, as there is much more material available.

Reenthelawman: Adding Commonwealth champions category

2009-06-06T06:24:24Z

Adding Commonwealth champions category

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	* Played a dulcimer and accordian for a living. Clark was also a riveter by trade.		* Played a dulcimer and accordian for a living. Clark was also a riveter by trade.

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Ric: updated format a bit

2008-11-30T02:21:48Z

updated format a bit

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	* '''Elky Clark''' literally had to be pushed into the boxing game in around 1924-1925~~. He~~ was physically pushed into the tournament for the then-new Lord [[Lonsdale Belt]] offered by the [[National Sporting Club]] of London.		'''Elky Clark''' literally had to be pushed into the boxing game around 1924-1925, when he was physically pushed into the tournament for the then-new Lord [[Lonsdale Belt]] offered by the [[National Sporting Club]] of London.
	* He immediately retired after his bout with [[Fidel LaBarba]] because of a severe eye injury he sustained during the fight. It is ironic, because LaBarba would eventually have to retire from boxing himself after his right eye was severely damaged while training for his bout with [[Kid Chocolate]] in late 1932.
			He immediately retired after his bout with [[Fidel LaBarba]] because of a severe eye injury he sustained during the fight. It is ironic, because LaBarba would eventually have to retire from boxing himself after his right eye was severely damaged while training for his bout with [[Kid Chocolate]] in late 1932.

	* Played a dulcimer and accordian for a living. Clark was also a riveter by trade.		* Played a dulcimer and accordian for a living. Clark was also a riveter by trade.
	* Clark died in 1956.

Ric: main image replaced; former main image linked to

2008-11-30T02:18:38Z

main image replaced; former main image linked to

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	* '''Elky Clark''' literally had to be pushed into the boxing game in around 1924-1925. He was physically pushed into the tournament for the then-new Lord [[Lonsdale Belt]] offered by the [[National Sporting Club]] of London.		* '''Elky Clark''' literally had to be pushed into the boxing game in around 1924-1925. He was physically pushed into the tournament for the then-new Lord [[Lonsdale Belt]] offered by the [[National Sporting Club]] of London.

Ric: image added

2007-07-05T19:57:57Z

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	* Clark literally had to be pushed into the boxing game in around 1924-1925. He was physically pushed into the tournament for the then-new Lord [[Lonsdale Belt]] offered by the [[National Sporting Club]] of London.		* '''Elky Clark''' literally had to be pushed into the boxing game in around 1924-1925. He was physically pushed into the tournament for the then-new Lord [[Lonsdale Belt]] offered by the [[National Sporting Club]] of London.
	* He immediately retired after his bout with [[Fidel LaBarba]] because of a severe eye injury he sustained during the fight. It is ironic, because LaBarba would eventually have to retire from boxing himself after his right eye was severely damaged while training for his bout with [[Kid Chocolate]] in late 1932.		* He immediately retired after his bout with [[Fidel LaBarba]] because of a severe eye injury he sustained during the fight. It is ironic, because LaBarba would eventually have to retire from boxing himself after his right eye was severely damaged while training for his bout with [[Kid Chocolate]] in late 1932.
	* Played a dulcimer and accordian for a living. Clark was also a riveter by trade.		* Played a dulcimer and accordian for a living. Clark was also a riveter by trade.
	* Clark died in 1956.		* Clark died in 1956.

Ric: boxer code

2006-04-22T20:16:50Z

boxer code

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	Clark ~~was also a riveter by trade.~~
	He literally had to be pushed into the boxing game in around 1924-1925.		* Clark literally had to be pushed into the boxing game in around 1924-1925. He was physically pushed into the tournament for the then-new Lord [[Lonsdale Belt]] offered by the [[National Sporting Club]] of London.
	He was physically pushed into the tournament for the then-new Lord Lonsdale ~~belt~~ offered by the National Sporting Club of London.		* He immediately retired after his bout with [[Fidel LaBarba]] because of a severe eye injury he sustained during the fight. It is ironic, because LaBarba would eventually have to retire from boxing himself after his right eye was severely damaged while training for his bout with [[Kid Chocolate]] in late 1932.
	He immediately retired after his bout with Fidel LaBarba because of a severe eye injury he sustained during the fight.		* Played a dulcimer and accordian for a living. Clark was also a riveter by trade.
	It is ironic, because LaBarba would eventually have to retire from boxing himself after his right eye was severely damaged while training for his bout with Kid Chocolate in late 1932.		* Clark died in 1956.
	Clark died in 1956.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Played a dulcimer and accordian for a living.
Clark was also a riveter by trade.
He literally had to be pushed into the boxing game in around 1924-1925.
He was physically pushed into the tournament for the then-new Lord Lonsdale belt offered by the National Sporting Club of London.
He immediately retired after his bout with Fidel LaBarba because of a severe eye injury he sustained during the fight.
It is ironic, because LaBarba would eventually have to retire from boxing himself after his right eye was severely damaged while training for his bout with Kid Chocolate in late 1932.
Clark died in 1956.