Leroy (Wildcat) Gibson - Revision history

Matt at 22:22, 21 September 2020

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	Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.		Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.

	He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition.		He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition. Gibson settled in Ventura after his boxing career ended.

	[[Category: African American Boxers\|Gibson]]		[[Category: African American Boxers\|Gibson]]

Matt at 00:45, 21 February 2020

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	'''Manager''': [[Sam Webb]]		'''Manager''': [[Sam Webb (manager)\|Sam Webb]]

	Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.		Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.

Matt at 00:44, 21 February 2020

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			'''Manager''': [[Sam Webb]]

	Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.		Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.

Matt at 04:16, 9 July 2016

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	Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.		Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.

	He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition~~, this may have caused his (apparent) premature retirement~~.		He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition.

	[[Category: African American Boxers\|Gibson]]		[[Category: African American Boxers\|Gibson]]

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

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fix internal link

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	Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[~~Boxer:Tiger Jack Fox:034979\|~~Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[~~Boxer:Elmer (Buzz) Brown:049680\|~~Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.		Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.

	He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition, this may have caused his (apparent) premature retirement.		He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition, this may have caused his (apparent) premature retirement.

	[[Category: African American Boxers\|Gibson]]		[[Category: African American Boxers\|Gibson]]

Ric: African-American Category

2006-05-17T19:21:52Z

African-American Category

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	He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition, this may have caused his (apparent) premature retirement.		He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition, this may have caused his (apparent) premature retirement.

			[[Category: African American Boxers\|Gibson]]

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	Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of Tiger Jack Fox. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's Elmer (Buzz) Brown in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.		Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of [[Boxer:Tiger Jack Fox:034979\|Tiger Jack Fox]]. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's [[Boxer:Elmer (Buzz) Brown:049680\|Elmer (Buzz) Brown]] in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.

	He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition, this may have caused his (apparent) premature retirement.		He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition, this may have caused his (apparent) premature retirement.

Matt at 16:18, 8 June 2005

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	Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of Tiger Jack Fox. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition, this may have caused his premature retirement.		<boxer>141218</boxer>

			Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of Tiger Jack Fox. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. It was in fact his win over Portland's Elmer (Buzz) Brown in Pocatello, which landed him a return in Portland, which brought Fox to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.

			He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition, this may have caused his (apparent) premature retirement.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Gibson, who was African-American, was a stablemate of Tiger Jack Fox. He usually traveled with Fox, while they were barnstorming. He was barred from boxing in Washington in December 1934, due to a heart condition, this may have caused his premature retirement.