Joe Benna - Revision history

Bert at 15:41, 4 January 2011

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	In 1938 Joe Benna brother of [[John Benna]] a Valparaiso resident fighting in the 160-pound class, lost a hairline decision to [[Cornelius Young]] of Chicago CYO ~~battles,~~ in his first start at the [[Chicago Golden Gloves]] Tournament of Champions according to the UP. Young later took the division title. Joe Benna also represented Chicago at the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]] Tournament in 1938.		In 1938 Joe Benna brother of [[John Benna]] a Valparaiso resident fighting in the 160-pound class, lost a hairline decision to [[Cornelius Young]] of Chicago CYO in his first start at the [[Chicago Golden Gloves]] Tournament of Champions according to the UP. Young later took the division title. Joe Benna also represented Chicago at the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]] Tournament in 1938.

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	In 1938 Joe Benna brother of [[John Benna]] a Valparaiso resident fighting in the 160-pound class, lost a hairline decision to [[Cornelius Young]] of Chicago CYO battles, in his first start at the [[Chicago Golden Gloves]] Tournament of Champions according to the UP. Young later took the division title.		In 1938 Joe Benna brother of [[John Benna]] a Valparaiso resident fighting in the 160-pound class, lost a hairline decision to [[Cornelius Young]] of Chicago CYO battles, in his first start at the [[Chicago Golden Gloves]] Tournament of Champions according to the UP. Young later took the division title. Joe Benna also represented Chicago at the [[Intercity Golden Gloves]] Tournament in 1938.

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In 1938 Joe Benna brother of [[John Benna]] a Valparaiso resident fighting in the 160-pound class, lost a hairline decision to [[Cornelius Young]] of Chicago CYO battles, in his first start at the [[Chicago Golden Gloves]] Tournament of Champions according to the UP. Young later took the division title.