Mike Quarry - Revision history

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2019-06-23T13:40:35Z

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	*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 12-13-14, ~~JERRY~~'~~S KID BROTHER MADE HIS OWN~~ "~~NAME~~", by [[Jeff Temkin]]		* [[Boxing Illustrated]], May 1972, pages 12-13-14, Jerry's Kid Brother Made His Own "Name", by [[Jeff Temkin]]

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	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==
	*Started his amateur boxing career on his 17th birthday, March 4, 1968, at Victoria Hall in Los Angeles ~~by knocking out~~ [[Tony Tapia]] in 3 rounds.		*Started his amateur boxing career on his 17th birthday, March 4, 1968, at Victoria Hall in Los Angeles with a points win over [[Tony Tapia]] in 3 rounds.
	*In April, 1968, Mike lost in the finals of the Western Regionals of the Olympic Trials.		*In April, 1968, Mike lost in the finals of the Western Regionals of the Olympic Trials.
	*February, 1969, Mike won the Southern California A.A.U. and the Los Angeles Golden Glove Titles.		*February, 1969, Mike won the Southern California A.A.U. and the Los Angeles Golden Glove Titles.

2018-04-22T05:41:12Z

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	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==
	*Started his amateur boxing career on his 17th birthday, March 4, 1968, at Victoria Hall in Los Angeles by ~~defeating~~ [[Tony Tapia]] in 3 rounds.		*Started his amateur boxing career on his 17th birthday, March 4, 1968, at Victoria Hall in Los Angeles by knocking out [[Tony Tapia]] in 3 rounds.
	*In April, 1968, Mike lost in the finals of the Western Regionals of the Olympic Trials.		*In April, 1968, Mike lost in the finals of the Western Regionals of the Olympic Trials.
	*February, 1969, Mike won the Southern California A.A.U. and the Los Angeles Golden Glove Titles.		*February, 1969, Mike won the Southern California A.A.U. and the Los Angeles Golden Glove Titles.

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	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==
	*Started his amateur boxing career on his 17th birthday, March 4, 1968, at Victoria Hall in Los Angeles by ~~knocking out~~ [[Tony Tapia]] in 3 rounds.		*Started his amateur boxing career on his 17th birthday, March 4, 1968, at Victoria Hall in Los Angeles by defeating [[Tony Tapia]] in 3 rounds.
	*In April, 1968, Mike lost in the finals of the Western Regionals of the Olympic Trials.		*In April, 1968, Mike lost in the finals of the Western Regionals of the Olympic Trials.
	*February, 1969, Mike won the Southern California A.A.U. and the Los Angeles Golden Glove Titles.		*February, 1969, Mike won the Southern California A.A.U. and the Los Angeles Golden Glove Titles.

2012-08-29T18:55:07Z

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	'''[[:Category:Mike Quarry Gallery\|Mike Quarry Photo Gallery]]'''		'''[[:Category:Mike Quarry Gallery\|Mike Quarry Photo Gallery]]'''

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	==Amateur Highlights==		==Amateur Highlights==

2011-07-13T20:47:04Z

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			'''[[:Category:Mike Quarry Gallery\|Mike Quarry Photo Gallery]]'''

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2010-04-18T12:14:56Z

2008-09-06T16:42:16Z

adding NABF champions category

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	==Source==		==Source==
	*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 12-13-14, JERRY'S KID BROTHER MADE HIS OWN "NAME", by [[Jeff Temkin]]		*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 12-13-14, JERRY'S KID BROTHER MADE HIS OWN "NAME", by [[Jeff Temkin]]
	[[Category:Quarry Family~~\|Quarry, Mike~~]]
	[[Category:Irish American Boxers~~\|Quarry, Mike~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Quarry, Mike}}
	[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions~~\|Quarry, Mike~~]]		[[Category:NABF Light Heavyweight Champions]]
	[[Category:2006 Deaths~~\|Quarry, Mike~~]]		[[Category:Quarry Family]]
			[[Category:Irish American Boxers]]
			[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions]]
			[[Category:2006 Deaths]]

2008-03-30T05:07:37Z

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	==Source==		==Source==
	*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 12-13-14, JERRY'S KID BROTHER MADE HIS OWN "NAME", by [[Jeff Temkin]]		*''Boxing Illustrated'', May 1972, pages 12-13-14, JERRY'S KID BROTHER MADE HIS OWN "NAME", by [[Jeff Temkin]]
			[[Category:Quarry Family\|Quarry, Mike]]
			[[Category:Irish American Boxers\|Quarry, Mike]]
			[[Category:Diamond Belt Champions\|Quarry, Mike]]
	[[Category:2006 Deaths\|Quarry, Mike]]		[[Category:2006 Deaths\|Quarry, Mike]]

2007-10-16T22:22:09Z

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	==Career Review==		==Career Review==
	*Advised by his father, [[Jack Quarry]], managed by his brother [[Jerry Quarry]], and trained by [[Frank Brazell]].		*Advised by his father, [[Jack Quarry]], managed by his brother [[Jerry Quarry]], and trained by [[Frank Brazell]].
	*Brother of fellow boxers [[~~Boxer:Jerry Quarry:009385\|~~Jerry Quarry]] and [[~~Boxer:~~Bobby ~~Quarry:004361\|Robert~~ Quarry]]		*Brother of fellow boxers [[Jerry Quarry]] and [[Bobby Quarry]]
	*Bio and pictures: [http://www.jerryquarry.com/mqwam.htm]		*Bio and pictures: [http://www.jerryquarry.com/mqwam.htm]
	*The Quarry Brothers[http://leopod.tripod.com/id22.html]		*The Quarry Brothers[http://leopod.tripod.com/id22.html]

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			[[Category:Texas State Champions]]
	[[Category:NABF Light Heavyweight Champions]]		[[Category:NABF Light Heavyweight Champions]]
	[[Category:Quarry Family]]		[[Category:Quarry Family]]