Gene Luker - Revision history

Matt at 20:53, 16 April 2018

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	While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker was imprisoned in Columbus during the 1940 United States census. Luker spent two years in prison after being arrested for breaking and entering a drug store in 1954, and another year after a 1957 charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Luker was shot and killed after getting into a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] on August 1, 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.		While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker was imprisoned in Columbus during the 1940 United States census. In 1943, Luker was shot twice by Thomas Cannon in a Cincinnati cafe along with fellow boxer [[Chris Fenton]], who died. Luker was returned to prison after this, on a probation violation. Luker spent two years in prison after being arrested for breaking and entering a drug store in 1954, and another year after a 1957 charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Luker was shot and killed after getting into a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] on August 1, 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.

	Source: "Affray Blamed on $80 Debt at Frontier Club", Cincinnati Enquirer, August 2, 1960		Source: "Affray Blamed on $80 Debt at Frontier Club", Cincinnati Enquirer, August 2, 1960

Matt at 04:07, 11 April 2018

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	While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker was imprisoned in Columbus during the 1940 United States census. Luker spent two years in prison after being arrested for breaking and entering a drug store in 1954, and another year after a 1957 charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Luker was shot and killed after getting a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] in 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.		While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker was imprisoned in Columbus during the 1940 United States census. Luker spent two years in prison after being arrested for breaking and entering a drug store in 1954, and another year after a 1957 charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Luker was shot and killed after getting into a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] on August 1, 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.

	Source: "Affray Blamed on $80 Debt at Frontier Club", Cincinnati Enquirer, August 2, 1960		Source: "Affray Blamed on $80 Debt at Frontier Club", Cincinnati Enquirer, August 2, 1960

Matt at 04:06, 11 April 2018

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	While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker was imprisoned in Columbus during the 1940 United States census. Luker spent two years in prison after being arrested for breaking and entering a drug store, and another year after a 1957 charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Luker was shot and killed after getting a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] in 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.		While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker was imprisoned in Columbus during the 1940 United States census. Luker spent two years in prison after being arrested for breaking and entering a drug store in 1954, and another year after a 1957 charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Luker was shot and killed after getting a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] in 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.

	Source: "Affray Blamed on $80 Debt at Frontier Club", Cincinnati Enquirer, August 2, 1960		Source: "Affray Blamed on $80 Debt at Frontier Club", Cincinnati Enquirer, August 2, 1960

Matt at 03:19, 11 April 2018

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	While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker was imprisoned in Columbus during the 1940 United States census. Luker spent two years in prison after being arrested for breaking and entering a drug store, and another year after a 1957 charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Luker was shot and killed after getting a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] in 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.		While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker was imprisoned in Columbus during the 1940 United States census. Luker spent two years in prison after being arrested for breaking and entering a drug store, and another year after a 1957 charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Luker was shot and killed after getting a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] in 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.

			Source: "Affray Blamed on $80 Debt at Frontier Club", Cincinnati Enquirer, August 2, 1960

Matt at 03:19, 11 April 2018

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	While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker ~~had~~ a ~~long criminal rap sheet that extended into the late 1950s~~. Luker was shot and killed after getting a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] in 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.		While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker was imprisoned in Columbus during the 1940 United States census. Luker spent two years in prison after being arrested for breaking and entering a drug store, and another year after a 1957 charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Luker was shot and killed after getting a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] in 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.

Matt at 03:09, 11 April 2018

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	While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, ~~Lukor~~ won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937.		While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Luker won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937. Luker had a long criminal rap sheet that extended into the late 1950s. Luker was shot and killed after getting a fight with fellow retired boxer [[Smokey Maggard]] in 1960 at the Frontier Cafe in Newport, Kentucky. Maggard was originally charged with murder, but a grand jury ruled that Maggard had acted in self-defense, as Luker shot Maggard first in the thigh, before killing him.

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Wouter at 11:55, 29 September 2005

2005-09-29T11:55:23Z

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While incarcerated in Mansfield, Ohio's State Reformatory, Lukor won the Reformatory Lightweight title by decisioning Jack Thomas in 3 rounds May 15 1937.