Johnny Gray - Revision history

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	In an amateur career of 30 bouts, Gray won 22 via the kayo route, five by decision and lost three. After winning the [[Golden Gloves]] in the New England states, Gray won the "Rocky Marciano Trophy" in Lowell, MA, in 1953. Discharged from the service, Gray came to Chicago where [[Frank Tomaso]] signed him to a contract.		In an amateur career of 30 bouts, Gray won 22 via the kayo route, five by decision and lost three. After winning the [[Golden Gloves]] in the New England states, Gray won the "[[Rocky Marciano]] Trophy" in Lowell, MA, in 1953. Discharged from the service, Gray came to Chicago where [[Frank Tomaso]] signed him to a contract.
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	In an amateur career of 30 bouts, Gray won 22 via the kayo route, five by decision and lost three. After winning the [[Golden Gloves]] in the New England states, Gray won the "Rocky Marciano Trophy" in Lowell, MA, in 1953. Discharged from the service, Gray came to Chicago where [[~~Frankie~~ Tomaso]] signed him to a contract.		In an amateur career of 30 bouts, Gray won 22 via the kayo route, five by decision and lost three. After winning the [[Golden Gloves]] in the New England states, Gray won the "Rocky Marciano Trophy" in Lowell, MA, in 1953. Discharged from the service, Gray came to Chicago where [[Frank Tomaso]] signed him to a contract.
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	[[Category:Chicago Catholic Youth Organization Champions]]		[[Category:Chicago Catholic Youth Organization Champions]]

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	In an amateur career of 30 bouts, Gray won 22 via the kayo route, five by decision and lost three. After winning the [[Golden Gloves]] in the New England states, Gray won the "Rocky Marciano Trophy" in Lowell, MA, in 1953. Discharged from the service, Gray came to Chicago where [[Frankie Tomaso]] signed him to a contract.		In an amateur career of 30 bouts, Gray won 22 via the kayo route, five by decision and lost three. After winning the [[Golden Gloves]] in the New England states, Gray won the "Rocky Marciano Trophy" in Lowell, MA, in 1953. Discharged from the service, Gray came to Chicago where [[Frankie Tomaso]] signed him to a contract.
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			[[Category:Chicago Catholic Youth Organization Champions]]

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	In an amateur career of 30 bouts, Johnny won 22 via the kayo route, 5 by decision and lost 3. After winning the Golden Gloves in the New England states, Johnny won the Rocky Marciano trophy in Lowell, MA, in 1953. Discharged from the service, Johnny came to Chicago where Frankie Tomaso signed him to a contract.		<boxer>011962</boxer>

			In an amateur career of 30 bouts, Gray won 22 via the kayo route, five by decision and lost three. After winning the [[Golden Gloves]] in the New England states, Gray won the "Rocky Marciano Trophy" in Lowell, MA, in 1953. Discharged from the service, Gray came to Chicago where [[Frankie Tomaso]] signed him to a contract.

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In an amateur career of 30 bouts, Johnny won 22 via the kayo route, 5 by decision and lost 3. After winning the Golden Gloves in the New England states, Johnny won the Rocky Marciano trophy in Lowell, MA, in 1953. Discharged from the service, Johnny came to Chicago where Frankie Tomaso signed him to a contract.