Gordon (Red) Tingley - Revision history

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	'''Gordon Tingley''', who was usually known as '''Red Tingley''' during his boxing days, was also known as ''Robert Tingley''. See the March 12, 1932 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper. The 2011 book ''[[A Dream, A Buck, An Era]]'' says his true name was Robert John Tingley.		'''Gordon Tingley''', who was usually known as '''Red Tingley''' during his boxing days, was also known as ''Robert Tingley''. See the March 12, 1932 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper. The 2011 book ''[[A Dream, A Buck, An Era]]'' says his true name was "Robert John Tingley." [[:File:RedTingley.jpg\|Photo 2]]

	He had grown up in farm country near Everson and Sumas, in northern Washington state. He had some bare-knuckle bouts in the nearby Deming Tavern and the Goshen Grange. His grandmother Louise lived in Mount Vernon, WA. Tingley would fight for years in the Pacific Northwest area during the early 1930s.		He had grown up in farm country near Everson and Sumas, in northern Washington state. He had some bare-knuckle bouts in the nearby Deming Tavern and the Goshen Grange. His grandmother Louise lived in Mount Vernon, WA. Tingley would fight for years in the Pacific Northwest area during the early 1930s.

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	'''Gordon Tingley''', who was usually known as '''Red Tingley''' during his boxing days, was also known as ''Robert Tingley''. See the March 12, 1932 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper. The 2011 book ''[[A Dream, A Buck, An Era]]'' says his true name was Robert John Tingley.		'''Gordon Tingley''', who was usually known as '''Red Tingley''' during his boxing days, was also known as ''Robert Tingley''. See the March 12, 1932 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper. The 2011 book ''[[A Dream, A Buck, An Era]]'' says his true name was Robert John Tingley.

	He had grown up in farm country near Everson and Sumas, in northern Washington state. He had some bare-knuckle bouts in the nearby Deming Tavern and the Goshen Grange. His grandmother Louise lived in Mount Vernon, WA. Tingley would fight for years in the Pacific Northwest area during the early 1930s.		He had grown up in farm country near Everson and Sumas, in northern Washington state. He had some bare-knuckle bouts in the nearby Deming Tavern and the Goshen Grange. His grandmother Louise lived in Mount Vernon, WA. Tingley would fight for years in the Pacific Northwest area during the early 1930s.

2015-07-28T23:28:59Z

more info, from A DREAM, A BUCK, AN ERA book

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	'''Gordon Tingley''', who was usually known as '''Red Tingley''' during his boxing days, was also known as ''Robert Tingley''. See the March 12, 1932 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper.		'''Gordon Tingley''', who was usually known as '''Red Tingley''' during his boxing days, was also known as ''Robert Tingley''. See the March 12, 1932 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper. The 2011 book ''[[A Dream, A Buck, An Era]]'' says his true name was Robert John Tingley.

	He ~~gets~~ some ~~coverage~~ in the ~~2011 book ''[[A Dream~~, ~~A Buck, An Era]]''~~.		He had grown up in farm country near Everson and Sumas, in northern Washington state. He had some bare-knuckle bouts in the nearby Deming Tavern and the Goshen Grange. His grandmother Louise lived in Mount Vernon, WA. Tingley would fight for years in the Pacific Northwest area during the early 1930s.

2015-07-19T00:27:37Z

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			'''Gordon Tingley''', who was usually known as '''Red Tingley''' during his boxing days, was also known as ''Robert Tingley''. See the March 12, 1932 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper.

	~~May also have been known as Robert Tingley.~~		He gets some coverage in the 2011 book ''[[A Dream, A Buck, An Era]]''.
	~~See~~ the ~~March 12~~, ~~1932 SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER newspaper~~.

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	May also have been known as Robert Tingley.		May also have been known as Robert Tingley.
	See the March 12, 1932 SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER newspaper.		See the March 12, 1932 SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER newspaper.

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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May also have been known as Robert Tingley.
See the March 12, 1932 SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER newspaper.