Jimmy Garrison - Revision history

Ric: linked to PDF

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linked to PDF

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	Notable fighters Garrison defeated were: [[Frankie Klick]], [[Georgie Crouch]], [[Tony Chavez]], [[Henry Woods]], [[Toby Vigil]] and [[Cecil Hudson]].		Notable fighters Garrison defeated were: [[Frankie Klick]], [[Georgie Crouch]], [[Tony Chavez]], [[Henry Woods]], [[Toby Vigil]] and [[Cecil Hudson]].

	An extensive four-page article on Garrison, entitled "A Fighting Irishman," was published in the [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1968\|December 1968]] issue of ''[[Boxing Illustrated]]''.		An extensive four-page article on Garrison, entitled "A Fighting Irishman," was published in the [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1968\|December 1968]] issue of ''[[Boxing Illustrated]]'': [[:File:Jimmy Garrison.pdf\|See PDF]]

Ric: links

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	'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].		'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].

	He was world rated by the ''The Ring'' magazine as 135/147 lb May 1936-March 1944 for a period of 14 months, and his highest rating was at #4.		He was world rated by the [[The Ring Magazine\|''The Ring'']] magazine as 135/147 lb May 1936-March 1944 for a period of 14 months, and his highest rating was at #4.

	Notable fighters Garrison defeated were: [[Frankie Klick]], [[Georgie Crouch]], [[Tony Chavez]], [[Henry Woods]], [[Toby Vigil]] and [[Cecil Hudson]].		Notable fighters Garrison defeated were: [[Frankie Klick]], [[Georgie Crouch]], [[Tony Chavez]], [[Henry Woods]], [[Toby Vigil]] and [[Cecil Hudson]].

	An extensive four-page article on Garrison, entitled "A Fighting Irishman," was published in the December 1968 issue of ''Boxing Illustrated''.		An extensive four-page article on Garrison, entitled "A Fighting Irishman," was published in the [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1968\|December 1968]] issue of ''[[Boxing Illustrated]]''.

Ric at 22:12, 19 August 2021

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	*'''Managers''': [[Charlie Perry]], [[Jimmy Murray]] (1941)		*'''Managers''': [[Charlie Perry]], [[Jimmy Murray]] (1941)

Ric: more info

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	'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].		'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].

	Notable fighters ~~that~~ Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.		He was world rated by the ''The Ring'' magazine as 135/147 lb May 1936-March 1944 for a period of 14 months, and his highest rating was at #4.

			Notable fighters Garrison defeated were: [[Frankie Klick]], [[Georgie Crouch]], [[Tony Chavez]], [[Henry Woods]], [[Toby Vigil]] and [[Cecil Hudson]].

			An extensive four-page article on Garrison, entitled "A Fighting Irishman," was published in the December 1968 issue of ''Boxing Illustrated''.

John at 19:07, 26 July 2020

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	'''Managers''': [[Charlie Perry]], [[Jimmy Murray]] (1941)~~<br>~~		*'''Managers''': [[Charlie Perry]], [[Jimmy Murray]] (1941)
	'''[[:Category:Jimmy Garrison Gallery\|Jimmy Garrison Gallery]]'''		*'''[[:Category:Jimmy Garrison Gallery\|Jimmy Garrison Gallery]]'''


	'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].		'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].

	Notable fighters that Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.		Notable fighters that Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.

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			'''[[:Category:Jimmy Garrison Gallery\|Jimmy Garrison Gallery]]'''


	'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].		'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].

	Notable fighters that Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.		Notable fighters that Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.

Ric at 16:58, 24 January 2011

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	'''Managers''': [[~~Charley~~ Perry]], [[Jimmy Murray]] (1941)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Charlie Perry]], [[Jimmy Murray]] (1941)<br>

	'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].		'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].

	Notable fighters that Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.		Notable fighters that Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.

Ric at 01:28, 24 January 2011

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	'''Managers''': [[Charley Perry]], [[Jimmy Murray]] (1941)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Charley Perry]], [[Jimmy Murray]] (1941)<br>

	'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].		'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally was from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].

	Notable fighters that Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.		Notable fighters that Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.

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	'''Managers''': [[Charley Perry]], [[Jimmy Murray]] (1941)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Charley Perry]], [[Jimmy Murray]] (1941)<br>

	~~<br clear=all>~~		'''Jimmy Garrison''' originally from Kansas City, MO, USA, although he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].

	Garrison ~~was~~ originally from Kansas City, MO, USA, ~~though~~ he boxed primarily out of Southern California, specifically Hollywood. Garrison twice challenged [[Henry Armstrong]] for the World Welterweight Title in 1939, even though he was really only a 140 pounder at the time. He later boxed as a full fledged Welterweight, and lost twice more to Armstrong in 1943 and 1944. He also gave up weight and fought Middleweights, most notably against then Middleweight contender [[Jack Chase]].

	Notable fighters that Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.		Notable fighters that Garrison defeated were: Frankie Klick, Georgie Crouch, Tony Chavez, Henry Woods, Toby Vigil, and Cecil Hudson.

Rowdytimothy: Human:9458 moved to Jimmy Garrison

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