Ernie Bigney - Revision history

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			'''Ernie Bigney''' was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period. After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran off eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen. He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo J o Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles. He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.<br>
	Ernie ~~Bignay~~ was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles~~.One victory not appearing on his record was a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971~~.He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.		Bigney went to Teacher's College in 1970 and in 1973 became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara Beswick and had four children.
	~~Bignay~~ went to Teacher's College in 1970 and in 1973 became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara Beswick and had four children~~. Now retired, from teaching,Ernie, lives in Fall River Nova Scotia and follows the fight game with interest.He is an accredited offical with the Nova Scotia Boxing Authority~~.		[[Category:2023 Deaths\|Bigney, Ernie]]
	[[Category:~~Professors~~\|~~Bignay~~, Ernie]]

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	Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record was a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.		Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record was a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.
	Bignay went to Teacher's College in 1970 and in 1973 became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara Beswick and had four children. Now retired, from teaching,Ernie, lives in Fall River Nova Scotia and follows the fight game with interest.He is an accredited offical with the Nova Scotia Boxing Authority.		Bignay went to Teacher's College in 1970 and in 1973 became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara Beswick and had four children. Now retired, from teaching,Ernie, lives in Fall River Nova Scotia and follows the fight game with interest.He is an accredited offical with the Nova Scotia Boxing Authority.
	[[Category:Professors\|Bignay, Ernie]]		[[Category:Professors\|Bignay, Ernie]]

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	Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record was a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.		Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record was a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.
	Bignay went to Teacher's College in 1970 and in 1973 became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara Beswick and had four children. Now retired, from teaching,Ernie, lives in Fall River Nova Scotia and follows the fight game with interest.He is an accredited offical with the Nova Scotia Boxing Authority.		Bignay went to Teacher's College in 1970 and in 1973 became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara Beswick and had four children. Now retired, from teaching,Ernie, lives in Fall River Nova Scotia and follows the fight game with interest.He is an accredited offical with the Nova Scotia Boxing Authority.
			[[Category:Professors\|Bignay, Ernie]]

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	Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record was a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.		Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record was a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.
	Bignay went to Teacher's College in 1970 and in 1973 became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara Beswick and had four children. Now retired, from teaching,Ernie, lives in Fall River Nova Scotia and follows the fight game with interest.He is an accredited offical with the Nova Scotia Boxing Authority.		Bignay went to Teacher's College in 1970 and in 1973 became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara Beswick and had four children. Now retired, from teaching,Ernie, lives in Fall River Nova Scotia and follows the fight game with interest.He is an accredited offical with the Nova Scotia Boxing Authority.

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	Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record was a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.		Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record was a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.
	Bignay went to Teacher's College in 1970 and ~~later~~ became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara and had four children. Now retired, from teaching,Ernie, lives in Fall River Nova Scotia and follows the fight game with interest.		Bignay went to Teacher's College in 1970 and in 1973 became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara Beswick and had four children. Now retired, from teaching,Ernie, lives in Fall River Nova Scotia and follows the fight game with interest.He is an accredited offical with the Nova Scotia Boxing Authority.

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	Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.he registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record is a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.		Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.He registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record was a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.He finished his career in 1973 with a 12-6 -0 record and scored 5 kos.
	Bignay ~~wnet~~ to ~~teacher~~'s ~~college~~ in 1970 and later became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married and had four children. Now ~~reired~~ Ernie follows the fight game with interest.		Bignay went to Teacher's College in 1970 and later became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married Barbara and had four children. Now retired, from teaching,Ernie, lives in Fall River Nova Scotia and follows the fight game with interest.

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	Ernie ~~bignay~~ was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.he registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record is a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.		Ernie Bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.he registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record is a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.
	Bignay wnet to teacher's college in 1970 and later became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married and had four children. Now reired Ernie follows the fight game with interest.		Bignay wnet to teacher's college in 1970 and later became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married and had four children. Now reired Ernie follows the fight game with interest.

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Ernie bignay was a top prospect for the Canadian title in the junior welterweight class during the 1970-72 period.After losing his first match to Eddie Phalen he ran of eleven straight victories including a victory over Phalen.he registered wins over experienced fighters like Jo Jo Jacson and Barry Sponagle who went on to challenge for Canadian titles.One victory not appearing on his record is a 6th round ko over Leo Noel in Moncton N.B. on Sept. 21st 1971.
Bignay wnet to teacher's college in 1970 and later became a successful Industrial Arts teacher . He married and had four children. Now reired Ernie follows the fight game with interest.