Harry Yates - Revision history

Alex at 21:51, 30 August 2013

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	Harry Yates was the third born of six brothers; the others being Dick, John, George, Alf and Bert. Their father, a ganger on the railway, taught them all to box. Harry took part in numerous exhibition bouts (which do not appear on his record) at Boodle Street and Park Street, Ashton in 1922 and 1923 before having his first recorded contest in 1924.		Harry Yates was the third born of six brothers; the others being Dick, John, George, Alf and Bert. Their father, a ganger on the railway, taught them all to box. Harry took part in numerous exhibition bouts (which do not appear on his record) at Boodle Street and Park Street, Ashton in 1922 and 1923 before having his first recorded contest in 1924.

	Harry's brother George Yates ~~(Ashton)~~ also boxed as a professional.		Harry's brother [[George Yates]] also boxed as a professional.

Alex at 21:16, 30 August 2013

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	Harry Yates was the third born of six brothers; the others being Dick, John, George, Alf and Bert. Their father, a ganger on the railway, taught them to box. Harry took part in numerous exhibition bouts (which do not appear on his record) at Boodle Street and Park Street, Ashton in 1922 and 1923 before having his first recorded contest in 1924.		Harry Yates was the third born of six brothers; the others being Dick, John, George, Alf and Bert. Their father, a ganger on the railway, taught them all to box. Harry took part in numerous exhibition bouts (which do not appear on his record) at Boodle Street and Park Street, Ashton in 1922 and 1923 before having his first recorded contest in 1924.

	Harry's brother George Yates (Ashton) also boxed as a professional.		Harry's brother George Yates (Ashton) also boxed as a professional.

Alex at 21:15, 30 August 2013

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			Biographical info is from 'Ashton Boxing & Boxers 1920s & 30s Scrapbook' by Bryan Yates.

	The majority of the linked boxing record was compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of [http://www.boxinghistory.org.uk www.boxinghistory.org.uk]. Please visit this site if you require further information about this boxer, as there is much more material available.		The majority of the linked boxing record was compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of [http://www.boxinghistory.org.uk www.boxinghistory.org.uk]. Please visit this site if you require further information about this boxer, as there is much more material available.

	Some additional results are from 'Ashton Boxing & Boxers 1920s & 30s Scrapbook' by Bryan Yates and were traced by Mr Yates via newspaper research at local libraries and record offices.		Some additional results are from 'Ashton Boxing & Boxers 1920s & 30s Scrapbook' by Bryan Yates and were traced by Mr Yates via newspaper research at local libraries and record offices.

Alex: Added some biographical info.

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Added some biographical info.

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			Harry Yates was the third born of six brothers; the others being Dick, John, George, Alf and Bert. Their father, a ganger on the railway, taught them to box. Harry took part in numerous exhibition bouts (which do not appear on his record) at Boodle Street and Park Street, Ashton in 1922 and 1923 before having his first recorded contest in 1924.

			Harry's brother George Yates (Ashton) also boxed as a professional.


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	The majority of the linked boxing record was compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of [http://www.boxinghistory.org.uk www.boxinghistory.org.uk]. Please visit this site if you require further information about this boxer, as there is much more material available.		The majority of the linked boxing record was compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of [http://www.boxinghistory.org.uk www.boxinghistory.org.uk]. Please visit this site if you require further information about this boxer, as there is much more material available.

	Some additional results are from 'Ashton Boxing & Boxers 1920s & 30s Scrapbook' by Bryan Yates and were traced by Mr Yates via newspaper research at local libraries and record offices.		Some additional results are from 'Ashton Boxing & Boxers 1920s & 30s Scrapbook' by Bryan Yates and were traced by Mr Yates via newspaper research at local libraries and record offices.

Alex: Created page with "75242 The majority of the linked boxing record was compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of [http://www.boxinghistory.org.uk www.boxinghistory.org.uk]..."

2013-08-30T20:32:56Z

Created page with "<boxer>75242</boxer> The majority of the linked boxing record was compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of [http://www.boxinghistory.org.uk www.boxinghistory.org.uk]..."

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<boxer>75242</boxer>
The majority of the linked boxing record was compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of [http://www.boxinghistory.org.uk www.boxinghistory.org.uk]. Please visit this site if you require further information about this boxer, as there is much more material available.

Some additional results are from 'Ashton Boxing & Boxers 1920s & 30s Scrapbook' by Bryan Yates and were traced by Mr Yates via newspaper research at local libraries and record offices.