Mickey Dwyer - Revision history

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			'''Mickey Dwyer''' fought professionally from 1957?1960 compiling a record of 14-5-1. He won the New England middleweight title on July 12, 1960, when he stopped defending champion Willie Green in the ninth round. He was a US Army Veteran during the Korean Conflict. He was also U.S. Army Lightweight Champ, 1954-1955. After his retirement from boxing in 1960 he worked as an Ironworker and was the proprietor of "Mickey's Place" in Fields Corner, Dorchester, MA for over 30 years.

	~~'''Mickey~~ Dwyer''' fought professionally from 1957�1960 compiling a record of 14-5-1. He won the New England middleweight title on July 12, 1960, when he stopped defending champion Willie Green in the ninth round. He was a US Army Veteran during the Korean Conflict. He was also U.S. Army Lightweight Champ, ~~1954-1955. After his retirement from boxing in 1960 he worked as an Ironworker and was the proprietor of "~~Mickey~~'s Place" in Fields Corner, Dorchester, MA for over 30 years.~~		{{DEFAULTSORT:Dwyer, Mickey}}
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	[[Category: Korean War Veterans~~\|Dwyer, Mickey~~]]		[[Category:2009 Deaths]]

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	Dwyer fought professionally from ~~1957 – 1960~~ compiling a record of 14-5-1. He won the New England middleweight title on July 12, 1960 when he stopped defending champion Willie Green in the ninth round. He was a US Army Veteran during the Korean Conflict. He was also U.S. Army Lightweight Champ, 1954-1955. After his retirement from boxing in 1960 he worked as an Ironworker and was the proprietor of Mickey's Place in Fields Corner, Dorchester, MA for over 30 years.		<human>107192</human>

			'''Mickey Dwyer''' fought professionally from 1957�1960 compiling a record of 14-5-1. He won the New England middleweight title on July 12, 1960, when he stopped defending champion Willie Green in the ninth round. He was a US Army Veteran during the Korean Conflict. He was also U.S. Army Lightweight Champ, 1954-1955. After his retirement from boxing in 1960 he worked as an Ironworker and was the proprietor of "Mickey's Place" in Fields Corner, Dorchester, MA for over 30 years.

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Dan at 14:53, 11 November 2009

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	US Army Veteran during the Korean Conflict. ~~AAU New England Champ 118 pound class, 1953~~. Army Lightweight Champ, 1954-1955, ~~New England Middleweight Champ~~, ~~1960~~		Dwyer fought professionally from 1957 – 1960 compiling a record of 14-5-1. He won the New England middleweight title on July 12, 1960 when he stopped defending champion Willie Green in the ninth round. He was a US Army Veteran during the Korean Conflict. He was also U.S. Army Lightweight Champ, 1954-1955. After his retirement from boxing in 1960 he worked as an Ironworker and was the proprietor of Mickey's Place in Fields Corner, Dorchester, MA for over 30 years.

Dan: New page: US Army Veteran during the Korean Conflict. AAU New England Champ 118 pound class, 1953. Army Lightweight Champ, 1954-1955, New England Middleweight Champ, 1960

2009-11-11T14:18:44Z

New page: US Army Veteran during the Korean Conflict. AAU New England Champ 118 pound class, 1953. Army Lightweight Champ, 1954-1955, New England Middleweight Champ, 1960

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US Army Veteran during the Korean Conflict. AAU New England Champ 118 pound class, 1953. Army Lightweight Champ, 1954-1955, New England Middleweight Champ, 1960