Ernie Castaneda - Revision history

Red at 17:53, 4 February 2010

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	As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, '''Ernie Castaneda''' was twice named on the All-State squad. He won the Arizona [[Golden Gloves]] flyweight title three years running. He then won the 112-pound title in the Los Angeles Golden Glove tournament, becoming the first Arizona boxer to ever win in this meet. As a member of the Los Angeles Times team, at Chicago, Castaneda was the first Arizona boxer to compete in this National tournament since 1936. He started his amateur career in 1949 and won 30 of his 34 bouts. A bad hand injury ended his career prematurely. Profiled in ''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: October 1953\|October 1953]], pg. 31 (with photo).		As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, '''Ernie Castaneda''' was twice named on the All-State squad. He won the Arizona [[Golden Gloves]] flyweight title three years running. He then won the 112-pound title in the Los Angeles Golden Glove tournament, becoming the first Arizona boxer to ever win in this meet. As a member of the Los Angeles Times team, at Chicago, Castaneda was the first Arizona boxer to compete in this National tournament since 1936. He started his amateur career in 1949 and won 30 of his 34 bouts. A bad hand injury ended his career prematurely. Profiled in ''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: October 1953\|October 1953]], pg. 31 (with photo).

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	As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, Ernie was twice named on the All-State squad~~, and he~~ won the Arizona Golden Gloves flyweight title three years running. He then won the 112-pound title in the Los Angeles Golden Glove tournament, becoming the first Arizona boxer to ever win in this meet. As a member of the Los Angeles Times team, at Chicago, ~~Ernie~~ was the first Arizona boxer to ~~vompete~~ in this National tournament since 1936. He started his amateur career in 1949 and won 30 of his 34 bouts. A bad hand injury ended his career prematurely. Profiled in The Ring magazine, October 1953, pg 31 (with photo).		As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, '''Ernie Castaneda''' was twice named on the All-State squad. He won the Arizona [[Golden Gloves]] flyweight title three years running. He then won the 112-pound title in the Los Angeles Golden Glove tournament, becoming the first Arizona boxer to ever win in this meet. As a member of the Los Angeles Times team, at Chicago, Castaneda was the first Arizona boxer to compete in this National tournament since 1936. He started his amateur career in 1949 and won 30 of his 34 bouts. A bad hand injury ended his career prematurely. Profiled in ''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: October 1953\|October 1953]], pg. 31 (with photo).

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	As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, Ernie was twice named on the All-State squad, and he won the Arizona Golden Gloves flyweight title three years running. He then won the 112-pound title in the Los Angeles Golden Glove tournament, becoming the first Arizona boxer to ever win in this meet. As a member of the Los Angeles Times team, at Chicago, Ernie was the first Arizona boxer to vompete in this National tournament since 1936. He started his amateur career in 1949 and won 30 of his 34 bouts. A bad hand injury ended his career prematurely. Profiled in The Ring magazine, October 1953, pg 31 (with photo).		As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, Ernie was twice named on the All-State squad, and he won the Arizona Golden Gloves flyweight title three years running. He then won the 112-pound title in the Los Angeles Golden Glove tournament, becoming the first Arizona boxer to ever win in this meet. As a member of the Los Angeles Times team, at Chicago, Ernie was the first Arizona boxer to vompete in this National tournament since 1936. He started his amateur career in 1949 and won 30 of his 34 bouts. A bad hand injury ended his career prematurely. Profiled in The Ring magazine, October 1953, pg 31 (with photo).

Dan at 18:52, 29 March 2009

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	As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, Ernie was twice named on the All-State squad, and he won the Arizona Golden Gloves flyweight title three years running. He then won the 112-pound title in the Los Angeles Golden Glove tournament, becoming the first Arizona boxer to ever win in this meet. As a member of the Los Angeles Times team, at Chicago, Ernie was the first Arizona boxer to vompete in this National tournament since 1936. He started his amateur career in 1949 and won 30 of his 34 bouts. A bad hand injury ended his career prematurely. ~~Profile~~ in The Ring magazine, October 1953, pg 31 (with photo).		As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, Ernie was twice named on the All-State squad, and he won the Arizona Golden Gloves flyweight title three years running. He then won the 112-pound title in the Los Angeles Golden Glove tournament, becoming the first Arizona boxer to ever win in this meet. As a member of the Los Angeles Times team, at Chicago, Ernie was the first Arizona boxer to vompete in this National tournament since 1936. He started his amateur career in 1949 and won 30 of his 34 bouts. A bad hand injury ended his career prematurely. Profiled in The Ring magazine, October 1953, pg 31 (with photo).

Dan: New page: As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, Ernie was twice named on the All-State squad, and he won the Arizona Golden Gloves flyweight title three years running. He then wo...

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New page: As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, Ernie was twice named on the All-State squad, and he won the Arizona Golden Gloves flyweight title three years running. He then wo...

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As a member of the Clifton, AZ high school football team, Ernie was twice named on the All-State squad, and he won the Arizona Golden Gloves flyweight title three years running. He then won the 112-pound title in the Los Angeles Golden Glove tournament, becoming the first Arizona boxer to ever win in this meet. As a member of the Los Angeles Times team, at Chicago, Ernie was the first Arizona boxer to vompete in this National tournament since 1936. He started his amateur career in 1949 and won 30 of his 34 bouts. A bad hand injury ended his career prematurely. Profile in The Ring magazine, October 1953, pg 31 (with photo).