Harry Smith (of New York, NY) - Revision history

Wouter at 11:46, 18 March 2017

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Bert at 17:06, 24 February 2012

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	*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision vs. [[Stan Fitzgerald]] and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision vs. [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]].		*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision vs. [[Stan Fitzgerald]] and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision vs. [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]].
	*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Bill White (of Saint Louis, MO)\|Bill White]].		*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Bill White (of Saint Louis, MO)\|Bill White]].
	*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual ~~silver~~ medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.		*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual medalist, [[Claudio Barrientos]] of Chile.
	*1956 In the [[United States Amateur Featherweight Champions\|National AAU]] Championships, Harry defeated [[Jimmy Pettaway\|Jim Pettaway]] in the semi-finals, and then went on to win the tournament by stopping [[Marvin McFarland]] of Philadelphia at 2:25 of the third round.		*1956 In the [[United States Amateur Featherweight Champions\|National AAU]] Championships, Harry defeated [[Jimmy Pettaway\|Jim Pettaway]] in the semi-finals, and then went on to win the tournament by stopping [[Marvin McFarland]] of Philadelphia at 2:25 of the third round.
	*It has been said that Smith and [[Pete Spanakos]] are the only fighters to win both the Chicago and New York Golden Gloves Tournaments of Champions.		*It has been said that Smith and [[Pete Spanakos]] are the only fighters to win both the Chicago and New York Golden Gloves Tournaments of Champions.

Journeymen at 23:19, 22 January 2012

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	He won the 1956 Olympic Trials and was supposed to represent the U.S. in Melbourne at featherweight, but barely failed the weigh-in and was ruled out of the Olympics.		He won the 1956 Olympic Trials and was supposed to represent the U.S. in Melbourne at featherweight, but barely failed the weigh-in and was ruled out of the Olympics.



	*1952 made the finals of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves' open championship, being on the short end of a decision to [[Carmelo Costa]].		*1952 made the finals of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves' open championship, being on the short end of a decision to [[Carmelo Costa]].

Bert at 15:30, 19 May 2011

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	*1953 representing New York he won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at lightweight vs. [[Timmie Jefferson]].		*1953 representing New York he won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at lightweight vs. [[Timmie Jefferson]].
	*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision vs. [[Stan Fitzgerald]] and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision vs. [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]].		*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision vs. [[Stan Fitzgerald]] and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision vs. [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]].
	*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision ~~over~~ Bill White.		*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Bill White (of Saint Louis, MO)\|Bill White]].
	*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual silver medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.		*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual silver medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.
	*1956 In the [[United States Amateur Featherweight Champions\|National AAU]] Championships, Harry defeated [[Jimmy Pettaway\|Jim Pettaway]] in the semi-finals, and then went on to win the tournament by stopping [[Marvin McFarland]] of Philadelphia at 2:25 of the third round.		*1956 In the [[United States Amateur Featherweight Champions\|National AAU]] Championships, Harry defeated [[Jimmy Pettaway\|Jim Pettaway]] in the semi-finals, and then went on to win the tournament by stopping [[Marvin McFarland]] of Philadelphia at 2:25 of the third round.

Bert at 22:06, 2 September 2010

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	'''Harry Smith''' of the US Air Force won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions in 1954 and won the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship, by outpointing [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]] at featherweight. In 1955 Harry won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision ~~over~~ Bill White, he was selected to box for the Intercity championship at featherweight with [[Walter Taylor (of Brooklyn, NY)\|Walter Taylor]] being awarded the verdict. Smith became the third fighter in the Intercity Golden Gloves tournament's history to represent both New York and Chicago teams, heavyweight [[Cornelius Young]] represented Chicago in 1940 and New York in 1943 and lightweight [[Max Grothe]] boxed for New York in 1943 and 1944 and for Chicago in 1946.		'''Harry Smith''' of the US Air Force won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions in 1954 and won the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship, by outpointing [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]] at featherweight. In 1955 Harry won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. Bill White, he was selected to box for the Intercity championship at featherweight with [[Walter Taylor (of Brooklyn, NY)\|Walter Taylor]] being awarded the verdict. Smith became the third fighter in the Intercity Golden Gloves tournament's history to represent both New York and Chicago teams, heavyweight [[Cornelius Young]] represented Chicago in 1940 and New York in 1943 and lightweight [[Max Grothe]] boxed for New York in 1943 and 1944 and for Chicago in 1946.

	He won the 1956 Olympic Trials and was supposed to represent the U.S. in Melbourne at featherweight, but barely failed the weigh-in and was ruled out of the Olympics.		He won the 1956 Olympic Trials and was supposed to represent the U.S. in Melbourne at featherweight, but barely failed the weigh-in and was ruled out of the Olympics.

	*1952 made the finals of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves' open championship, being on the short end of a decision to [[Carmelo Costa]].		*1952 made the finals of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves' open championship, being on the short end of a decision to [[Carmelo Costa]].
	*1953 representing New York he won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at lightweight ~~over~~ [[Timmie Jefferson]].		*1953 representing New York he won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at lightweight vs. [[Timmie Jefferson]].
	*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision ~~over~~ Stan Fitzgerald and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision vs [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]].		*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision vs. [[Stan Fitzgerald]] and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision vs. [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]].
	*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White.		*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White.
	*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual silver medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.		*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual silver medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.
	*1956 In the [[United States Amateur Featherweight Champions\|National AAU]] Championships, Harry defeated [[Jimmy Pettaway\|Jim Pettaway]] in the semi-finals, and then went on to win the tournament by stopping Marvin McFarland of Philadelphia at 2:25 of the third round.		*1956 In the [[United States Amateur Featherweight Champions\|National AAU]] Championships, Harry defeated [[Jimmy Pettaway\|Jim Pettaway]] in the semi-finals, and then went on to win the tournament by stopping [[Marvin McFarland]] of Philadelphia at 2:25 of the third round.
	*It has been said that Smith and [[Pete Spanakos]] are the only fighters to win both the Chicago and New York Golden Gloves Tournaments of Champions.		*It has been said that Smith and [[Pete Spanakos]] are the only fighters to win both the Chicago and New York Golden Gloves Tournaments of Champions.

Bert at 16:47, 12 August 2010

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	'''Harry Smith''' of the US Air Force won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions in 1954 and won the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship, by outpointing [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]] at featherweight. In 1955 Harry won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White, he was selected to box for the Intercity championship at featherweight with [[Walter Taylor (of Brooklyn, NY)\|Walter Taylor]] being awarded the verdict. Smith became the third fighter in the Intercity Golden Gloves tournament's history to represent both New York and Chicago teams; heavyweight [[Cornelius Young]] represented Chicago in 1940 and New York in 1943 and lightweight [[Max Grothe]] boxed for New York in 1943 and 1944 and for Chicago in 1946.		'''Harry Smith''' of the US Air Force won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions in 1954 and won the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship, by outpointing [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]] at featherweight. In 1955 Harry won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White, he was selected to box for the Intercity championship at featherweight with [[Walter Taylor (of Brooklyn, NY)\|Walter Taylor]] being awarded the verdict. Smith became the third fighter in the Intercity Golden Gloves tournament's history to represent both New York and Chicago teams, heavyweight [[Cornelius Young]] represented Chicago in 1940 and New York in 1943 and lightweight [[Max Grothe]] boxed for New York in 1943 and 1944 and for Chicago in 1946.

	He won the 1956 Olympic Trials and was supposed to represent the U.S. in Melbourne at featherweight, but barely failed the weigh-in and was ruled out of the Olympics.		He won the 1956 Olympic Trials and was supposed to represent the U.S. in Melbourne at featherweight, but barely failed the weigh-in and was ruled out of the Olympics.
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	*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual silver medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.		*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual silver medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.
	*1956 In the [[United States Amateur Featherweight Champions\|National AAU]] Championships, Harry defeated [[Jimmy Pettaway\|Jim Pettaway]] in the semi-finals, and then went on to win the tournament by stopping Marvin McFarland of Philadelphia at 2:25 of the third round.		*1956 In the [[United States Amateur Featherweight Champions\|National AAU]] Championships, Harry defeated [[Jimmy Pettaway\|Jim Pettaway]] in the semi-finals, and then went on to win the tournament by stopping Marvin McFarland of Philadelphia at 2:25 of the third round.
	*It has been said that Smith and [[Pete Spanakos]] are the only ~~fighter~~ to win both the Chicago and New York Golden Gloves Tournaments of Champions.		*It has been said that Smith and [[Pete Spanakos]] are the only fighters to win both the Chicago and New York Golden Gloves Tournaments of Champions.


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Bert at 18:12, 15 April 2010

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	*1952 made the finals of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves' open championship, being on the short end of a decision to [[Carmelo Costa]].		*1952 made the finals of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves' open championship, being on the short end of a decision to [[Carmelo Costa]].
	*1953 representing New York he won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at lightweight over ~~Timmy~~ Jefferson.		*1953 representing New York he won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at lightweight over [[Timmie Jefferson]].
	*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision over Stan Fitzgerald and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision vs [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]].		*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision over Stan Fitzgerald and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision vs [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]].
	*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White.		*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White.

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	'''Harry Smith''' of the US Air Force won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions in 1954 and won the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship, by outpointing [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]] at featherweight. In 1955 Harry won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White, he was selected to box for the Intercity championship at featherweight with [[Walter Taylor]] being awarded the verdict. Smith became the third fighter in the Intercity Golden Gloves tournament's history to represent both New York and Chicago teams; heavyweight [[Cornelius Young]] represented Chicago in 1940 and New York in 1943 and lightweight [[Max Grothe]] boxed for New York in 1943 and 1944 and for Chicago in 1946.		'''Harry Smith''' of the US Air Force won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions in 1954 and won the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship, by outpointing [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]] at featherweight. In 1955 Harry won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White, he was selected to box for the Intercity championship at featherweight with [[Walter Taylor (of Brooklyn, NY)\|Walter Taylor]] being awarded the verdict. Smith became the third fighter in the Intercity Golden Gloves tournament's history to represent both New York and Chicago teams; heavyweight [[Cornelius Young]] represented Chicago in 1940 and New York in 1943 and lightweight [[Max Grothe]] boxed for New York in 1943 and 1944 and for Chicago in 1946.

	He won the 1956 Olympic Trials and was supposed to represent the U.S. in Melbourne at featherweight, but barely failed the weigh-in and was ruled out of the Olympics.		He won the 1956 Olympic Trials and was supposed to represent the U.S. in Melbourne at featherweight, but barely failed the weigh-in and was ruled out of the Olympics.
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Bert at 23:24, 17 February 2010

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	'''Harry Smith''' of the US Air Force won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions in 1954 and won the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship, by outpointing [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]] at featherweight. In 1955 Harry won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White, he was selected to box for the Intercity championship at featherweight with Walter Taylor being awarded the verdict. Smith became the third fighter in the Intercity Golden Gloves tournament's history to represent both New York and Chicago teams; heavyweight [[Cornelius Young]] represented Chicago in 1940 and New York in 1943 and lightweight [[Max Grothe]] boxed for New York in 1943 and 1944 and for Chicago in 1946.		'''Harry Smith''' of the US Air Force won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions in 1954 and won the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship, by outpointing [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]] at featherweight. In 1955 Harry won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White, he was selected to box for the Intercity championship at featherweight with [[Walter Taylor]] being awarded the verdict. Smith became the third fighter in the Intercity Golden Gloves tournament's history to represent both New York and Chicago teams; heavyweight [[Cornelius Young]] represented Chicago in 1940 and New York in 1943 and lightweight [[Max Grothe]] boxed for New York in 1943 and 1944 and for Chicago in 1946.

	He won the 1956 Olympic Trials and was supposed to represent the U.S. in Melbourne at featherweight, but barely failed the weigh-in and was ruled out of the Olympics.		He won the 1956 Olympic Trials and was supposed to represent the U.S. in Melbourne at featherweight, but barely failed the weigh-in and was ruled out of the Olympics.
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	*1952 made the finals of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves' open championship, being on the short end of a decision to [[Carmelo Costa]].		*1952 made the finals of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves' open championship, being on the short end of a decision to [[Carmelo Costa]].
	*1953 representing New York he won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at lightweight over Timmy Jefferson.		*1953 representing New York he won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at lightweight over Timmy Jefferson.
	*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision over Stan Fitzgerald and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision ~~over~~ Joe Charles.		*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision over Stan Fitzgerald and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision vs [[Joe Boy Charles\|Joe Charles]].
	*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White.		*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White.
	*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual silver medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.		*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual silver medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.

Bert at 23:22, 17 February 2010

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	*1952 made the finals of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves' open championship, being on the short end of a decision to [[Carmelo Costa]].		*1952 made the finals of the New York Daily News Golden Gloves' open championship, being on the short end of a decision to [[Carmelo Costa]].
	*1953 representing New York he won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at lightweight over Timmy Jefferson.		*1953 representing New York he won an Intercity Golden Gloves title at lightweight over Timmy Jefferson.
	*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision over Stan Fitzgerald and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision over Joe Charles.		*1954 Smith won the New York Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions at featherweight by decision over Stan Fitzgerald and and representing New York he won the the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at featherweight by decision over Joe Charles.
	*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White.		*1955 won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision over Bill White.
	*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual silver medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.		*1955 participated in the Pan-American Games in Mexico City, lost in the opening round to the eventual silver medalist, Claudio Barrientos of Chile.