Harold Barnes - Revision history

Wouter at 18:54, 18 April 2018

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	~~'''Officiating Record:''' Referee N/A~~		Barnes obtained his [[New York State Athletic Commission]] judge's license in April 1921. In the October 25, 1958 ''Saturday Evening Post'' magazine, in an article entitled "Let's Abolish Boxing," he argued that boxing had reached the point where he felt he could no longer support it, because it had "fallen into moral turpitude and physical derogation." He argued that boxing had become unsafe. That article aroused publicity, resulting in Barnes resigning as a boxing judge and apologizing to [[NYSAC]] Chairman [[Julius Helfand]] for not acknowledging Helfand's efforts to provide safeguards for boxers, and a reply letter to the ''Saturday Evening Post'' from [[Dr. Mal Stevens]], chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the [[NYSAC]], describing Barnes's article as "not factual and misleading."

	~~== Referee ==~~
	~~According to the [[Ring Magazine: January 1959\|January 1959 issue]] of ''The Ring'' magazine,~~ Barnes ~~(then 63-years-old and an optometrist located in New York's Flushing section),~~ obtained his [[New York State Athletic Commission]] ~~boxing referee~~'s license in April 1921. For 37 years he officiated 6,000 bouts, one-third of them main events, and 100 of them title fights. He refereed at [[Madison Square Garden]] and at the [[St. Nicholas Rink]]. He was also a boxing judge.

	In the October 25, 1958 ''Saturday Evening Post'' magazine, in an article entitled "Let's Abolish Boxing," he argued that boxing had reached the point where he felt he could no longer support it, because it had "fallen into moral turpitude and physical derogation." He argued that boxing had become unsafe. That article aroused publicity, resulting in Barnes resigning as a boxing judge and apologizing to [[NYSAC]] Chairman [[Julius Helfand]] for not acknowledging Helfand's efforts to provide safeguards for boxers, and a reply letter to the ''Saturday Evening Post'' from [[Dr. Mal Stevens]], chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the [[NYSAC]], describing Barnes's article as "not factual and misleading."

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Barnes, Harold}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Barnes, Harold}}
	[[Category:Judges]]		[[Category:Judges]]
	~~[[Category:Referees]]~~

Rowdytimothy at 22:39, 16 April 2010

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	~~'''Name:''' Harold Barnes~~<br>		<human>401675</human>
	~~'''Nationality:''' US American~~<~~br>~~
	~~'''Officiating Record:''' [http://www.boxrec.com~~/~~list_bouts.php?human_id=401675&cat=judge Judge]<br~~>
	'''Officiating Record:''' Referee N/A		'''Officiating Record:''' Referee N/A

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	* Judge: Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=401675&cat=judge ~~record~~]		'''Name:''' Harold Barnes<br>
			'''Nationality:''' US American<br>
			'''Officiating Record:''' [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=401675&cat=judge Judge]<br>
			'''Officiating Record:''' Referee N/A

	== Referee ==		== Referee ==
	According to the [~~http~~:~~//www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Ring_Magazine:_January_1959~~ January 1959] ''The Ring'' magazine, Barnes (then 63-years-old and an optometrist located in New York's Flushing section), obtained his [[New York State Athletic Commission]] boxing referee's license in April 1921. For 37 years he officiated 6,000 bouts, one-third of them main events, and 100 of them title fights. He refereed at [[Madison Square Garden]] and at the [[St. Nicholas Rink]]. He was also a boxing judge.		According to the [[Ring Magazine: January 1959\|January 1959 issue]] of ''The Ring'' magazine, Barnes (then 63-years-old and an optometrist located in New York's Flushing section), obtained his [[New York State Athletic Commission]] boxing referee's license in April 1921. For 37 years he officiated 6,000 bouts, one-third of them main events, and 100 of them title fights. He refereed at [[Madison Square Garden]] and at the [[St. Nicholas Rink]]. He was also a boxing judge.

	In the October 25, 1958 ''Saturday Evening Post'' magazine, in an article entitled "Let's Abolish Boxing," he argued that boxing had reached the point where he felt he could no longer support it, because it had "fallen into moral turpitude and physical derogation." He argued that boxing had become unsafe. That article aroused publicity, resulting in Barnes resigning as a boxing judge and apologizing to [[NYSAC]] Chairman [[Julius Helfand]] for not acknowledging Helfand's efforts to provide safeguards for boxers, and a reply letter to the ''Saturday Evening Post'' from [[Dr. Mal Stevens]], chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the [[NYSAC]], describing Barnes's article as "not factual and misleading."		In the October 25, 1958 ''Saturday Evening Post'' magazine, in an article entitled "Let's Abolish Boxing," he argued that boxing had reached the point where he felt he could no longer support it, because it had "fallen into moral turpitude and physical derogation." He argued that boxing had become unsafe. That article aroused publicity, resulting in Barnes resigning as a boxing judge and apologizing to [[NYSAC]] Chairman [[Julius Helfand]] for not acknowledging Helfand's efforts to provide safeguards for boxers, and a reply letter to the ''Saturday Evening Post'' from [[Dr. Mal Stevens]], chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the [[NYSAC]], describing Barnes's article as "not factual and misleading."

	[[Category:Judges~~\|Barnes, Harold~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Barnes, Harold}}
	[[Category:Referees~~\|Barnes, Harold~~]]		[[Category:Judges]]
			[[Category:Referees]]

Rowdytimothy at 00:00, 15 January 2008

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	* Referee: Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=401675&cat=referee record]

	== Referee ==		== Referee ==

Rowdytimothy at 23:59, 14 January 2008

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	In the October 25, 1958 ''Saturday Evening Post'' magazine, in an article entitled "Let's Abolish Boxing," he argued that boxing had reached the point where he felt he could no longer support it, because it had "fallen into moral turpitude and physical derogation." He argued that boxing had become unsafe. That article aroused publicity, resulting in Barnes resigning as a boxing judge and apologizing to [[NYSAC]] Chairman [[Julius Helfand]] for not acknowledging Helfand's efforts to provide safeguards for boxers, and a reply letter to the ''Saturday Evening Post'' from [[Dr. Mal Stevens]], chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the [[NYSAC]], describing Barnes's article as "not factual and misleading."		In the October 25, 1958 ''Saturday Evening Post'' magazine, in an article entitled "Let's Abolish Boxing," he argued that boxing had reached the point where he felt he could no longer support it, because it had "fallen into moral turpitude and physical derogation." He argued that boxing had become unsafe. That article aroused publicity, resulting in Barnes resigning as a boxing judge and apologizing to [[NYSAC]] Chairman [[Julius Helfand]] for not acknowledging Helfand's efforts to provide safeguards for boxers, and a reply letter to the ''Saturday Evening Post'' from [[Dr. Mal Stevens]], chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the [[NYSAC]], describing Barnes's article as "not factual and misleading."

			[[Category:Judges\|Barnes, Harold]]
	[[Category:Referees\|Barnes, Harold]]		[[Category:Referees\|Barnes, Harold]]
	~~[[Category:Judges\|Barnes, Harold]]~~

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			Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=401675&cat=judge record]

	== Referee ==		== Referee ==
	According to the [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Ring_Magazine:_January_1959 January 1959] ''The Ring'' magazine, Barnes (then 63-years-old and an optometrist located in New York's Flushing section), obtained his [[New York State Athletic Commission]] boxing referee's license in April 1921. For 37 years he officiated 6,000 bouts, one-third of them main events, and 100 of them title fights. He refereed at [[Madison Square Garden]] and at the [[St. Nicholas Rink]]. He was also a boxing judge.		According to the [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Ring_Magazine:_January_1959 January 1959] ''The Ring'' magazine, Barnes (then 63-years-old and an optometrist located in New York's Flushing section), obtained his [[New York State Athletic Commission]] boxing referee's license in April 1921. For 37 years he officiated 6,000 bouts, one-third of them main events, and 100 of them title fights. He refereed at [[Madison Square Garden]] and at the [[St. Nicholas Rink]]. He was also a boxing judge.

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	== Referee ==		== Referee ==
	According to the [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Ring_Magazine:_January_1959 January 1959] ''The Ring'' magazine, Barnes (then 63-years-old and an optometrist located in New York's Flushing section), obtained his [[New York State Athletic Commission]] boxing referee's license in April 1921. For 37 years he officiated 6,000 bouts, one-third of them main events, and 100 of them title fights. He refereed at [[Madison Square Garden]] and at the [[St. Nicholas Rink]].		According to the [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Ring_Magazine:_January_1959 January 1959] ''The Ring'' magazine, Barnes (then 63-years-old and an optometrist located in New York's Flushing section), obtained his [[New York State Athletic Commission]] boxing referee's license in April 1921. For 37 years he officiated 6,000 bouts, one-third of them main events, and 100 of them title fights. He refereed at [[Madison Square Garden]] and at the [[St. Nicholas Rink]]. He was also a boxing judge.

	In the October 25, 1958 ''Saturday Evening Post'' magazine, in an article entitled "Let's Abolish Boxing," he argued that boxing had reached the point where he felt he could no longer support it, because it had "fallen into moral turpitude and physical derogation." He argued that boxing had become unsafe. That article aroused publicity, resulting in Barnes resigning as a boxing judge and apologizing to [[NYSAC]] Chairman [[Julius Helfand]] for not acknowledging Helfand's efforts to provide safeguards for boxers, and a reply letter to the ''Saturday Evening Post'' from [[Dr. Mal Stevens]], chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the [[NYSAC]], describing Barnes's article as "not factual and misleading."		In the October 25, 1958 ''Saturday Evening Post'' magazine, in an article entitled "Let's Abolish Boxing," he argued that boxing had reached the point where he felt he could no longer support it, because it had "fallen into moral turpitude and physical derogation." He argued that boxing had become unsafe. That article aroused publicity, resulting in Barnes resigning as a boxing judge and apologizing to [[NYSAC]] Chairman [[Julius Helfand]] for not acknowledging Helfand's efforts to provide safeguards for boxers, and a reply letter to the ''Saturday Evening Post'' from [[Dr. Mal Stevens]], chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the [[NYSAC]], describing Barnes's article as "not factual and misleading."

	[[Category:Referees\|Barnes, Harold]]		[[Category:Referees\|Barnes, Harold]]
			[[Category:Judges\|Barnes, Harold]]

Ric at 05:28, 11 March 2005

2005-03-11T05:28:00Z

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== Referee ==
According to the [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Ring_Magazine:_January_1959 January 1959] ''The Ring'' magazine, Barnes (then 63-years-old and an optometrist located in New York's Flushing section), obtained his [[New York State Athletic Commission]] boxing referee's license in April 1921. For 37 years he officiated 6,000 bouts, one-third of them main events, and 100 of them title fights. He refereed at [[Madison Square Garden]] and at the [[St. Nicholas Rink]].

In the October 25, 1958 ''Saturday Evening Post'' magazine, in an article entitled "Let's Abolish Boxing," he argued that boxing had reached the point where he felt he could no longer support it, because it had "fallen into moral turpitude and physical derogation." He argued that boxing had become unsafe. That article aroused publicity, resulting in Barnes resigning as a boxing judge and apologizing to [[NYSAC]] Chairman [[Julius Helfand]] for not acknowledging Helfand's efforts to provide safeguards for boxers, and a reply letter to the ''Saturday Evening Post'' from [[Dr. Mal Stevens]], chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the [[NYSAC]], describing Barnes's article as "not factual and misleading."

[[Category:Referees|Barnes, Harold]]