Gordon Pouliot - Revision history

Ric at 03:47, 20 May 2011

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	'''Gordon Pouliot''' was born on July 11, 1927 in Miles City, Montana. (Some sources incorrectly list his birthplace as being in Minnesota.) While he was a member of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps, during World War II, his parents moved to Minnesota. Returning from ~~World War II~~ he went to work for his father.		'''Gordon Pouliot''' was born on July 11, 1927 in Miles City, Montana. (Some sources incorrectly list his birthplace as being in Minnesota.) While he was a member of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps, during World War II, his parents moved to Minnesota. Returning from the war, he went to work for his father.

	Pouliot began boxing as an amateur between 1942 and 1949, capturing three District and [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Championships. He turned pro in 1949. Fighting out of Miami he fought [[Bobby Dykes]], [[Danny Nardico]] and many other top fighters.		Pouliot began boxing as an amateur between 1942 and 1949, capturing three District and [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Championships. He turned pro in 1949. Fighting out of Miami he fought [[Bobby Dykes]], [[Danny Nardico]] and many other top fighters.

Ric at 03:45, 20 May 2011

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	'''Gordon Pouliot''' was born on July 11, 1927 in Miles City, Montana. (Some sources incorrectly list his birthplace as being in Minnesota.) While he was a member of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps, during World War II, his parents moved to Minnesota.		'''Gordon Pouliot''' was born on July 11, 1927 in Miles City, Montana. (Some sources incorrectly list his birthplace as being in Minnesota.) While he was a member of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps, during World War II, his parents moved to Minnesota. Returning from World War II he went to work for his father.

	~~Returning from World War II he went to work for his father. He~~ began boxing as an amateur between 1942 and 1949, capturing three District and [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Championships. He turned pro in 1949. Fighting out of Miami he fought [[Bobby Dykes]], [[Danny Nardico]] and many other top fighters.		Pouliot began boxing as an amateur between 1942 and 1949, capturing three District and [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Championships. He turned pro in 1949. Fighting out of Miami he fought [[Bobby Dykes]], [[Danny Nardico]] and many other top fighters.

	Pouliot spent twenty-eight years in law enforcement and retired as a United States Customs Agent.		Pouliot spent twenty-eight years in law enforcement and retired as a United States Customs Agent.

	~~Pouliot�s~~ career record last appeared in the 1957 [[Ring Record Book]], pages 649 and 650~~. That records~~ contains many errors. His profile appeared in the 1996 [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 50]] (he had just become a member of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] after researching boxing history since 1946). In that "new member" profile, at p. 14, he states that he engaged in 48 pro fights from 1949 until 1962. As of 2011, BoxRec has 39 documented fights, with his last fight occurring February 18, 1959.		Pouliot's career record last appeared in the 1957 [[Ring Record Book]], pages 649 and 650--which contains many errors. His profile appeared in the 1996 [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 50]] (he had just become a member of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] after researching boxing history since 1946). In that "new member" profile, at p. 14, he states that he engaged in 48 pro fights from 1949 until 1962. As of 2011, BoxRec has 39 documented fights, with his last fight occurring February 18, 1959.

	[[Category: World War II Veterans\|Pouliot, Gordon]]		[[Category: World War II Veterans\|Pouliot, Gordon]]

Ric at 18:28, 19 May 2011

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	Pouliot spent twenty-eight years in law enforcement and retired as a United States Customs Agent.		Pouliot spent twenty-eight years in law enforcement and retired as a United States Customs Agent.

	His profile appeared in the 1996 [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 50]] (he had just become a member of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] after researching boxing history since 1946). In ~~his~~ member profile at p. 14, he states that he engaged in 48 pro fights from 1949 until 1962. As of 2011, BoxRec has 39 documented fights, with his last fight ~~recorded~~ February 18, 1959.		Pouliot�s career record last appeared in the 1957 [[Ring Record Book]], pages 649 and 650. That records contains many errors. His profile appeared in the 1996 [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 50]] (he had just become a member of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] after researching boxing history since 1946). In that "new member" profile, at p. 14, he states that he engaged in 48 pro fights from 1949 until 1962. As of 2011, BoxRec has 39 documented fights, with his last fight occurring February 18, 1959.

	[[Category: World War II Veterans\|Pouliot, Gordon]]		[[Category: World War II Veterans\|Pouliot, Gordon]]

Ric at 18:26, 19 May 2011

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	'''Gordon Pouliot''' was born on July 11, 1927 in Miles City, Montana. While he was a member of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps, during World War II, his parents moved to Minnesota.		'''Gordon Pouliot''' was born on July 11, 1927 in Miles City, Montana. (Some sources incorrectly list his birthplace as being in Minnesota.) While he was a member of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps, during World War II, his parents moved to Minnesota.

	Returning from World War II he went to work for his father. He began boxing as an amateur between 1942 and 1949, capturing three District and [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Championships. He turned pro in 1949. Fighting out of Miami he fought [[Bobby Dykes]], [[Danny Nardico]] and many other top fighters.		Returning from World War II he went to work for his father. He began boxing as an amateur between 1942 and 1949, capturing three District and [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Championships. He turned pro in 1949. Fighting out of Miami he fought [[Bobby Dykes]], [[Danny Nardico]] and many other top fighters.

Ric at 18:25, 19 May 2011

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	Pouliot spent twenty-eight years in law enforcement and retired as a United States Customs Agent.		Pouliot spent twenty-eight years in law enforcement and retired as a United States Customs Agent.

	His profile appeared in the 1996 [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 50]] (he had just become a member of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] after researching boxing history since 1946). In his member profile at p. 14, he states that he engaged in 48 pro fights from 1949 until 1962. BoxRec has 39 documented fights, with his last fight recorded February 18, 1959.		His profile appeared in the 1996 [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 50]] (he had just become a member of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] after researching boxing history since 1946). In his member profile at p. 14, he states that he engaged in 48 pro fights from 1949 until 1962. As of 2011, BoxRec has 39 documented fights, with his last fight recorded February 18, 1959.

	[[Category: World War II Veterans\|Pouliot, Gordon]]		[[Category: World War II Veterans\|Pouliot, Gordon]]

Ric at 18:22, 19 May 2011

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	Pouliot spent twenty-eight years in law enforcement and retired as a United States Customs Agent.		Pouliot spent twenty-eight years in law enforcement and retired as a United States Customs Agent.

			His profile appeared in the 1996 [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 50]] (he had just become a member of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] after researching boxing history since 1946). In his member profile at p. 14, he states that he engaged in 48 pro fights from 1949 until 1962. BoxRec has 39 documented fights, with his last fight recorded February 18, 1959.

	[[Category: World War II Veterans\|Pouliot, Gordon]]		[[Category: World War II Veterans\|Pouliot, Gordon]]

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			'''Gordon Pouliot''' was born on July 11, 1927 in Miles City, Montana. While he was a member of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps, during World War II, his parents moved to Minnesota.

	~~Gordon Pouliot was born on July 11~~, ~~1927~~ in ~~Milecity, Montana~~. ~~While~~ he ~~was a member of the First Marine Division~~, ~~United States Marine Corps, his parents moved to Minnesota~~.		Returning from World War II he went to work for his father. He began boxing as an amateur between 1942 and 1949, capturing three District and [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Championships. He turned pro in 1949. Fighting out of Miami he fought [[Bobby Dykes]], [[Danny Nardico]] and many other top fighters.

	~~Returning from World War II he went to work for his father. He began boxing as an amateur between 1942 and 1949, capturing three District and Golden Gloves Heavyweight Championships. He turned pro~~ in ~~1949. Fighting out of Miami he fought Bobby Dykes, Danny Nardico~~ and ~~many other top fighters~~.		Pouliot spent twenty-eight years in law enforcement and retired as a United States Customs Agent.

	Gordon ~~spent twenty-eight years in Law Enforcement and retired as a United States Custom Agent.~~		[[Category: World War II Veterans\|Pouliot, Gordon]]

Dan at 14:28, 19 May 2011

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	Gordon Pouliot was born on July 11, 1927 in Milecity, Montana. While he was a member of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps, his parents moved to Minnesota.		Gordon Pouliot was born on July 11, 1927 in Milecity, Montana. While he was a member of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps, his parents moved to Minnesota.

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Gordon Pouliot was born on July 11, 1927 in Milecity, Montana. While he was a member of the First Marine Division, United States Marine Corps, his parents moved to Minnesota.

Returning from World War II he went to work for his father. He began boxing as an amateur between 1942 and 1949, capturing three District and Golden Gloves Heavyweight Championships. He turned pro in 1949. Fighting out of Miami he fought Bobby Dykes, Danny Nardico and many other top fighters.

Gordon spent twenty-eight years in Law Enforcement and retired as a United States Custom Agent.