Gene Cline - Revision history

Delisa at 18:32, 8 August 2025

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	After serving on the police force in Delano, California, Cline was the police chief in Firebaugh, California for four years, until 1945. He resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield.		After serving on the police force in Delano, California, Cline was the police chief in Firebaugh, California for four years, until 1945. He resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield.

	Also according to the obituary, Cline had been born in Nebraska (some records say that he had been born in Kansas). He came to Fresno from Newman, California. His boxing career started in 1915. ~~(His earliest known bout was in 1917.)~~ He won the Pacific Coast Lightweight Title from Oakland Jimmy Duffy.		Also according to the obituary, Cline had been born in Nebraska (some records say that he had been born in Kansas). He came to Fresno from Newman, California. His boxing career started in 1915. He won the Pacific Coast Lightweight Title from Oakland Jimmy Duffy.

	Cline was survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Cline; two sons, Eugene and James W. Cline; one daughter, Mrs. James Dorsey; mother, Mrs. Emma Bishop of Waterford, Pennsylvania; three brothers; a sister; and two grandchildren.		Cline was survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Cline; two sons, Eugene and James W. Cline; one daughter, Mrs. James Dorsey; mother, Mrs. Emma Bishop of Waterford, Pennsylvania; three brothers; a sister; and two grandchildren.

	<small>Much of the linked fight record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>		<small>Much of the linked fight record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>

Ric at 22:30, 20 April 2014

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	[[file:ClineGene.jpg\|left\|~~300px~~\|~~Gene Cline~~]]		[[file:ClineGene.jpg\|left\|220px\|thumb]]
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	Early 1924 newspapers reported that '''Gene Cline''' had fought over 300 battles in seven years.		Early 1924 newspapers reported that '''Gene Cline''' had fought over 300 battles in seven years.

	~~<small>Much~~ of the ~~linked fight record is courtesy~~ of ~~Charles E~~. ~~Johnston of~~ the ~~[[International Boxing Research Organization]]~~ (~~IBRO~~).~~<small>~~		According to his obituary in the January 11, 1949 edition of the ''Fresno Bee'', on the newspaper database of Ancestry.com, Gene Cline, 49, died from a cerebral hemorrhage while on duty as the police chief in Tehachapi, California, on Sunday (January 9, 1949). His funeral was scheduled to take place in Fresno, California on January 12, 1949.
	~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chuck Johnston~~

	~~According to his obituary~~ in ~~the January 11~~, ~~1949 edition of the Fresno Bee on the newspaper database of Ancestry.com~~, ~~Gene~~ Cline~~, 49, died from a cerebral hemorrhage while on duty as~~ the police chief in ~~Tehachapi~~, California ~~on Sunday (January 9~~, ~~1949)~~. ~~His funeral was scheduled~~ to ~~take place~~ in ~~Fresno, California on January 12, 1949~~.		After serving on the police force in Delano, California, Cline was the police chief in Firebaugh, California for four years, until 1945. He resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield.

	~~After serving on~~ the ~~police force in Delano, California~~, Cline ~~the police chief~~ in ~~Firebaugh~~, California ~~for four years until 1945~~. He ~~resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield~~.		Also according to the obituary, Cline had been born in Nebraska (some records say that he had been born in Kansas). He came to Fresno from Newman, California. His boxing career started in 1915. (His earliest known bout was in 1917.) He won the Pacific Coast Lightweight Title from Oakland Jimmy Duffy.

	~~Also according to the obituary,~~ Cline was ~~born in Nebraska (Some records say that he was born in Kansas)~~. ~~He came to Fresno from Newman~~, ~~California~~. ~~His boxing career started in 1915 (His earliest known bout was in 1917~~.). ~~He won the Pacific Coast Lightweight Title from Oakland Jimmy Duffy~~.		Cline was survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Cline; two sons, Eugene and James W. Cline; one daughter, Mrs. James Dorsey; mother, Mrs. Emma Bishop of Waterford, Pennsylvania; three brothers; a sister; and two grandchildren.

	~~Cline was survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Cline; two sons, Eugene and James W. Cline; one daughter, Mrs. James Dorsey; mother, Mrs~~. ~~Emma Bishop~~ of ~~Waterford, Pennsylvania; three brothers; a sister; and two grandchildren~~.		<small>Much of the linked fight record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).</small>

Chuck1052 at 17:12, 30 August 2012

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	According to his obituary in the January 11, 1949 edition of the Fresno Bee on the newspaper database of Ancestry.com, Gene Cline, 49, died from a cerebral hemorrhage while on duty as the police chief in Tehachapi, California on Sunday (January 9, 1949). His funeral was scheduled to take place in Fresno, California on January 12, 1949.		According to his obituary in the January 11, 1949 edition of the Fresno Bee on the newspaper database of Ancestry.com, Gene Cline, 49, died from a cerebral hemorrhage while on duty as the police chief in Tehachapi, California on Sunday (January 9, 1949). His funeral was scheduled to take place in Fresno, California on January 12, 1949.

	~~Cline had served~~ on the police force in Delano, California ~~becoming~~ the police chief in Firebaugh, California for four years until 1945. ~~Then he~~ resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield.		After serving on the police force in Delano, California, Cline the police chief in Firebaugh, California for four years until 1945. He resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield.

	~~According~~ to the obituary, Cline was born in Nebraska (Some records say that he was born in Kansas). He came to Fresno from Newman, California. His boxing career started in 1915 (His earliest known bout was in 1917.). He won the Pacific Coast Lightweight Title from Oakland Jimmy Duffy.		Also according to the obituary, Cline was born in Nebraska (Some records say that he was born in Kansas). He came to Fresno from Newman, California. His boxing career started in 1915 (His earliest known bout was in 1917.). He won the Pacific Coast Lightweight Title from Oakland Jimmy Duffy.

	Cline was survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Cline; two sons, Eugene and James W. Cline; one daughter, Mrs. James Dorsey; mother, Mrs. Emma Bishop of Waterford, Pennsylvania; three brothers; a sister; and two grandchildren.		Cline was survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Cline; two sons, Eugene and James W. Cline; one daughter, Mrs. James Dorsey; mother, Mrs. Emma Bishop of Waterford, Pennsylvania; three brothers; a sister; and two grandchildren.

Chuck1052 at 00:18, 7 July 2012

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	According to the obituary, Cline was born in Nebraska (Some records say that he was born in Kansas). He came to Fresno from Newman, California. His boxing career started in 1915 (His earliest known bout was in 1917.). He won the Pacific Coast Lightweight Title from Oakland Jimmy Duffy.		According to the obituary, Cline was born in Nebraska (Some records say that he was born in Kansas). He came to Fresno from Newman, California. His boxing career started in 1915 (His earliest known bout was in 1917.). He won the Pacific Coast Lightweight Title from Oakland Jimmy Duffy.

	Cline was survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Cline; two sons, Eugene and James W. Cline; one daughter, Mrs. James Dorsey; mother, Mrs. Emma Bishop of Waterford, Pennsylvania; three brothers ~~and~~ a sister; and two grandchildren.		Cline was survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Cline; two sons, Eugene and James W. Cline; one daughter, Mrs. James Dorsey; mother, Mrs. Emma Bishop of Waterford, Pennsylvania; three brothers; a sister; and two grandchildren.

Chuck1052 at 00:17, 7 July 2012

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	According to his obituary in the January 11, 1949 edition of the Fresno Bee on the newspaper database of Ancestry.com, Gene Cline, 49, died from a cerebral hemorrhage while on duty as the police chief in Tehachapi, California. ~~He had headed the Tehachapi Police Department starting~~ in ~~1947~~. ~~After serving~~ on the police force in Delano, California~~, he also was~~ the police chief in Firebaugh, California for four years until 1945. Then he resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield.		According to his obituary in the January 11, 1949 edition of the Fresno Bee on the newspaper database of Ancestry.com, Gene Cline, 49, died from a cerebral hemorrhage while on duty as the police chief in Tehachapi, California on Sunday (January 9, 1949). His funeral was scheduled to take place in Fresno, California on January 12, 1949.

			Cline had served on the police force in Delano, California becoming the police chief in Firebaugh, California for four years until 1945. Then he resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield.

			According to the obituary, Cline was born in Nebraska (Some records say that he was born in Kansas). He came to Fresno from Newman, California. His boxing career started in 1915 (His earliest known bout was in 1917.). He won the Pacific Coast Lightweight Title from Oakland Jimmy Duffy.

			Cline was survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Cline; two sons, Eugene and James W. Cline; one daughter, Mrs. James Dorsey; mother, Mrs. Emma Bishop of Waterford, Pennsylvania; three brothers and a sister; and two grandchildren.

Chuck1052 at 23:59, 6 July 2012

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	According to his obituary in the January 11, 1949 edition of the Fresno Bee on the newspaper database of Ancestry.com, Gene Cline, 49, died from a cerebral hemorrhage while on duty as the police chief of Tehachapi, California. He had headed the Tehachapi Police Department starting in 1947. After serving on the police force in Delano, California, he also was the police chief in Firebaugh, California for four years until 1945. Then he resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield.		According to his obituary in the January 11, 1949 edition of the Fresno Bee on the newspaper database of Ancestry.com, Gene Cline, 49, died from a cerebral hemorrhage while on duty as the police chief in Tehachapi, California. He had headed the Tehachapi Police Department starting in 1947. After serving on the police force in Delano, California, he also was the police chief in Firebaugh, California for four years until 1945. Then he resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield.

Chuck1052 at 23:58, 6 July 2012

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	<small>Much of the linked fight record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).<small>		<small>Much of the linked fight record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).<small>
			----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chuck Johnston

			According to his obituary in the January 11, 1949 edition of the Fresno Bee on the newspaper database of Ancestry.com, Gene Cline, 49, died from a cerebral hemorrhage while on duty as the police chief of Tehachapi, California. He had headed the Tehachapi Police Department starting in 1947. After serving on the police force in Delano, California, he also was the police chief in Firebaugh, California for four years until 1945. Then he resigned to accept a job with a bigger salary in Bakersfield.

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	~~Early 1924 newspapers reported that~~ Cline ~~had fought over 300 battles in seven years.~~		[[file:ClineGene.jpg\|left\|300px\|Gene Cline]]
			<boxer>060251</boxer>

	Much of ~~this~~ record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).		Early 1924 newspapers reported that '''Gene Cline''' had fought over 300 battles in seven years.

			<small>Much of the linked fight record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO).<small>

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

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Early 1924 newspapers reported that Cline had fought over 300 battles in seven years.

Much of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).