George H. Moffett - Revision history

Ric at 18:12, 31 January 2011

2011-01-31T18:12:00Z

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	'''George H. Moffett''', the son of United States Navy Admiral W. A. Moffett, was the Annapolis Naval Academy's Featherweight Champion (1928). <i>Wenatchee Daily World</i>, April 21, 1928 (which includes a photo of him).		'''George H. Moffett''', the son of United States Navy Admiral W. A. Moffett, was the Annapolis Naval Academy's Featherweight Champion (1928). <i>Wenatchee Daily World</i>, April 21, 1928 (which includes a photo of him).

	According to the text attached to the photo of this page (which is not from the Wenatchee paper), dated March 15, 1928, Moffett was one of the star boxers of the Navy's Annapolis Team which had just finished another defeatless season--winning 55 bouts with men of leading American and Canadian colleges during the recent college tournament.		According to the [[:File:GeorgeMoffett.2.JPG\|text]] attached to the newswire photo of this page (which is not from the Wenatchee paper), dated March 15, 1928, Moffett was one of the star boxers of the Navy's Annapolis Team which had just finished another defeatless season--winning 55 bouts with men of leading American and Canadian colleges during the recent college tournament.

Ric: image added (not from the Wenatchee paper, however)

2011-01-31T18:08:56Z

image added (not from the Wenatchee paper, however)

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	Moffett, the son of United States Navy Admiral W. A. Moffett, was the Annapolis Naval Academy's Featherweight Champion (1928). <i>Wenatchee Daily World</i>, April 21, 1928 (which includes a photo of him).		[[File:GeorgeMoffett.JPG\|left\|thumb\|300px]]
			'''George H. Moffett''', the son of United States Navy Admiral W. A. Moffett, was the Annapolis Naval Academy's Featherweight Champion (1928). <i>Wenatchee Daily World</i>, April 21, 1928 (which includes a photo of him).

			According to the text attached to the photo of this page (which is not from the Wenatchee paper), dated March 15, 1928, Moffett was one of the star boxers of the Navy's Annapolis Team which had just finished another defeatless season--winning 55 bouts with men of leading American and Canadian colleges during the recent college tournament.

Ric at 19:43, 2 July 2005

2005-07-02T19:43:19Z

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	Moffett, the son of United States Navy Admiral W. A. Moffett, was the ~~Anapolis~~ Naval Academy's Featherweight Champion (1928). <i>Wenatchee Daily World</i>, April 21, 1928 (which includes a photo of him).		Moffett, the son of United States Navy Admiral W. A. Moffett, was the Annapolis Naval Academy's Featherweight Champion (1928). <i>Wenatchee Daily World</i>, April 21, 1928 (which includes a photo of him).

Ric at 18:52, 2 July 2005

2005-07-02T18:52:48Z

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Moffett, the son of United States Navy Admiral W. A. Moffett, was the Anapolis Naval Academy's Featherweight Champion (1928). <i>Wenatchee Daily World</i>, April 21, 1928 (which includes a photo of him).