Jackie Johnston - Revision history

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	'''Jackie Johnston''' was a member of the Canadian Olympic team at the 1924 Paris Olympic Games, but missed his chance to fight by coming in two pounds overweight. According to a cable sent from Canada's boxing team coach [[Eugene Brosseau]], Johnston had "bad conditions for training." (''Toronto Star'', July 16, 1924.) Of his Olympic Games experience, Johnston told the ''Toronto Globe & Mail'' in 1987: "I guess I ate too much on the boat going over. But I had a good time there."		'''Jackie Johnston''' was a member of the Canadian Olympic team at the 1924 Paris Olympic Games, but missed his chance to fight by coming in two pounds overweight. According to a cable sent from Canada's boxing team coach [[Eugene Brosseau]], Johnston had "bad conditions for training." (''Toronto Star'', July 16, 1924.) Of his Olympic Games experience, Johnston told the ''Toronto Globe & Mail'' in 1987: "I guess I ate too much on the boat going over. But I had a good time there."

	After retiring from boxing , ~~Johnston~~ operated a store for Bright's Wines.		Johnston later became the Canadian Bantamweight Champion. After retiring from boxing, he operated a store for Bright's Wines.
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			'''Jackie Johnston''' was a member of the Canadian Olympic team at the 1924 Paris Olympic Games, but missed his chance to fight by coming in two pounds overweight. According to a cable sent from Canada's boxing team coach [[Eugene Brosseau]], Johnston had "bad conditions for training." (''Toronto Star'', July 16, 1924.) Of his Olympic Games experience, Johnston told the ''Toronto Globe & Mail'' in 1987: "I guess I ate too much on the boat going over. But I had a good time there."

			After retiring from boxing , Johnston operated a store for Bright's Wines.
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	Johnston was a member of the Canadian Olympic team at the 1924 Paris Games, but missed his chance to fight by coming in 2 pounds overweight. According to a cable sent from Canada's boxing team coach Eugene Brosseau, Johnston had "bad conditions for training." - Toronto Star, July 16, 1924

	~~Of his Olympic experience, Johnston told the Globe & Mail in 1987, "I guess I ate too much on the boat going over. But I had a good time there."~~

	~~After retiring, Johnston operated a store for Bright's Wines.~~

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	* Johnston was reported to be 19 years old in January 1925.

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	Johnston was a member of the Canadian Olympic team at the 1924 Paris Games, but missed his chance to fight by coming in 2 pounds overweight. According to a cable sent from Canada's boxing team coach Eugene Brosseau, Johnston had "bad conditions for training." - Toronto Star, July 16, 1924		Johnston was a member of the Canadian Olympic team at the 1924 Paris Games, but missed his chance to fight by coming in 2 pounds overweight. According to a cable sent from Canada's boxing team coach Eugene Brosseau, Johnston had "bad conditions for training." - Toronto Star, July 16, 1924

			Of his Olympic experience, Johnston told the Globe & Mail in 1987, "I guess I ate too much on the boat going over. But I had a good time there."

			After retiring, Johnston operated a store for Bright's Wines.

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			Johnston was a member of the Canadian Olympic team at the 1924 Paris Games, but missed his chance to fight by coming in 2 pounds overweight. According to a cable sent from Canada's boxing team coach Eugene Brosseau, Johnston had "bad conditions for training." - Toronto Star, July 16, 1924

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	* Johnston was reported to be 19-years-old in January 1925.		* Johnston was reported to be 19 years old in January 1925.

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			* Johnston was reported to be 19-years-old in January 1925.

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Johnston was reported to be 19-years-old in January 1925.