Jimmy Reeves - Revision history

Bert at 15:17, 10 April 2011

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	In 1939 '''Jimmy Reeves''' won the light heavyweight championship at the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. Henry Jones. He also won the National AAU's light heavyweight championship, stopping [[Herman West]], who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.		In 1939 '''Jimmy Reeves''' won the light heavyweight championship at the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. Henry Jones. He also won the National AAU's light heavyweight championship, stopping [[Herman West]], who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.

	1939 View: [[US Golden Gloves vs. Europe ~~1936~~-1954]]		1939 View: [[US Golden Gloves vs. Europe 1931-1954]]

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Bert at 19:19, 5 March 2010

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	In 1939 '''Jimmy Reeves''' won the light heavyweight championship at the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. Henry Jones. He also won the National AAU's light heavyweight championship, stopping [[Herman West]], who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.		In 1939 '''Jimmy Reeves''' won the light heavyweight championship at the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. Henry Jones. He also won the National AAU's light heavyweight championship, stopping [[Herman West]], who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.

			1939 View: [[US Golden Gloves vs. Europe 1936-1954]]

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Bert at 16:43, 2 March 2010

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	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	In 1939 '''Jimmy Reeves''' won the light heavyweight championship at the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. [[Henry Jones]]. He also won the National AAU's light heavyweight championship, stopping [[Herman West]], who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.		In 1939 '''Jimmy Reeves''' won the light heavyweight championship at the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. Henry Jones. He also won the National AAU's light heavyweight championship, stopping [[Herman West]], who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.

Bert at 16:40, 2 March 2010

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	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	In 1939 '''Jimmy Reeves''' won the light heavyweight championship at the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. [[Henry Jones]]. He also won National AAU's light heavyweight championship, stopping [[Herman West]], who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.		In 1939 '''Jimmy Reeves''' won the light heavyweight championship at the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. [[Henry Jones]]. He also won the National AAU's light heavyweight championship, stopping [[Herman West]], who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.

Bert at 16:24, 2 March 2010

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	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	~~Won the~~ 1939 won the ~~175 pound title~~ at the ~~1939~~ Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. Henry Jones. He also won National AAU ~~Light Heavyweight Championship~~, stopping Herman West, who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.		In 1939 '''Jimmy Reeves''' won the light heavyweight championship at the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. [[Henry Jones]]. He also won National AAU's light heavyweight championship, stopping [[Herman West]], who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.

Bert at 01:26, 2 March 2010

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	years= 1939 \|		years= 1939 \|
	after= [[Jim Richie\|James Richie]]}}		after= [[Jim Richie\|James Richie]]}}
	{{succession box \| title=[[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|NationalAAU]] <br/> Light Heavyweight Champion \| before=[[Willie Muldune]]\| after= [[Vic Hutton]]\| years=1939}}		{{succession box \| title=[[United States Amateur Light Heavyweight Champions\|NationalAAU]] <br/> Light Heavyweight Champion \| before=[[Willie Muldune]]\| after= [[Vic Hutton]]\| years=1939}}
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Bert at 15:26, 1 March 2010

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	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	Won the 1939 won the 175 pound title at the 1939 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. [[Henry Jones]]. He also won National AAU Light Heavyweight Championship, stopping Herman West, who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.		Won the 1939 won the 175 pound title at the 1939 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. Henry Jones. He also won National AAU Light Heavyweight Championship, stopping Herman West, who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.

Bert at 15:26, 1 March 2010

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	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	Won the 1939 National AAU Light Heavyweight Championship, stopping Herman West, who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco~~. Reeves also won the 175 pound title at the 1939 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. Shelton, Bell.~~.		Won the 1939 won the 175 pound title at the 1939 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Shelton Bell]] and the Intercity Golden Gloves' championship at light heavyweight vs. [[Henry Jones]]. He also won National AAU Light Heavyweight Championship, stopping Herman West, who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.

	== Raging Bull ==
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			{{succession box \| title=[[Chicago Golden Gloves\|Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions]] <br/> Light Heavyweight Champion \| before=[[Linto Guerrieri]]\| after= [[Jim Richie\|James Richie]] \|years=1939}}
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			before= [[Linto Guerrieri]]\|
			title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves]] <br /> Light Heavyweight Champion \|
			years= 1939 \|
			after= [[Jim Richie\|James Richie]]}}
			{{succession box \| title=[[United States Amateur Heavyweight Champions\|NationalAAU]] <br/> Light Heavyweight Champion \| before=[[Willie Muldune]]\| after= [[Vic Hutton]]\| years=1939}}
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			= Raging Bull ==
	Was later portrayed by Floyd Anderson in an opening scene of Raging Bull, where Jake LaMotta knocks Reeves down, but loses a controversial hometown decision to Reeves in Cleveland.		Was later portrayed by Floyd Anderson in an opening scene of Raging Bull, where Jake LaMotta knocks Reeves down, but loses a controversial hometown decision to Reeves in Cleveland.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Reeves, Jimmy}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Reeves, Jimmy}}
			[[Category:Chicago Golden Gloves Champions]]
			[[Category:Intercity Golden Gloves Champions]]
	[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]		[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]
	~~[[Category:Chicago Golden Gloves Champions]]~~

Bert at 17:27, 1 January 2010

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	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	Won the 1939 National AAU Light Heavyweight Championship, stopping Herman West, who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco. Reeves also won the 175 pound title at the 1939 Chicago Golden Gloves.		Won the 1939 National AAU Light Heavyweight Championship, stopping Herman West, who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco. Reeves also won the 175 pound title at the 1939 Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. Shelton, Bell..

	== Raging Bull ==		== Raging Bull ==

Matt at 22:36, 28 July 2008

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	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	Won the 1939 National AAU Light Heavyweight Championship, stopping Herman West, who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco.		Won the 1939 National AAU Light Heavyweight Championship, stopping Herman West, who had won 146 of his 150 fights, in the third round of finals held at San Francisco. Reeves also won the 175 pound title at the 1939 Chicago Golden Gloves.

	== Raging Bull ==		== Raging Bull ==
	Was later portrayed by Floyd Anderson in an opening scene of Raging Bull, where Jake LaMotta knocks Reeves down, but loses a controversial hometown decision to Reeves in Cleveland.		Was later portrayed by Floyd Anderson in an opening scene of Raging Bull, where Jake LaMotta knocks Reeves down, but loses a controversial hometown decision to Reeves in Cleveland.

	[[Category:United States Amateur Champions~~\|Reeves, Jimmy~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Reeves, Jimmy}}
			[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]
			[[Category:Chicago Golden Gloves Champions]]