Paul Cavalier - Revision history

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	~~'''Officiating Record:''' [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=401739&cat=referee Referee~~]~~<br>~~

	~~<br clear=all>~~		'''Paul Cavalier''' was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.

	* Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.		After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section. Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. His officiating career was chronicled in ''Boxing Illustrated'''s [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1961\|December 1961]] issue.
	* After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.
	* Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. His officiating career was chronicled in ''Boxing Illustrated'''s [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1961\|December 1961]] issue.		An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.
	* An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.

Nonoman at 23:30, 1 February 2012

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	* Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.~~<br>~~		* Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.
	* Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. His officiating career was chronicled in ''Boxing Illustrated'''s [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1961\|December 1961]] issue.~~<br>~~		* After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.
	* Referee: Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=401739&cat=referee record]		* Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. His officiating career was chronicled in ''Boxing Illustrated'''s [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1961\|December 1961]] issue.
	* After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.<br>
	* An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.		* An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.

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	~~[http://www.boxrec.com/official_search.php?official_id=965 '''Officiating records''']~~
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	* Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.<br>		* Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.<br>
	* Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. His officiating career was chronicled in ''Boxing Illustrated'''s [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1961\|December 1961]] issue.<br>		* Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. His officiating career was chronicled in ''Boxing Illustrated'''s [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1961\|December 1961]] issue.<br>
			* Referee: Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=401739&cat=referee record]
	* After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.<br>		* After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.<br>
	* An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.		* An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.

	[[Category:Referees\|Cavalier, Paul]]		[[Category:Referees\|Cavalier, Paul]]

JollyDee at 10:48, 8 April 2007

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	Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.		* Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.<br>
			* Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. His officiating career was chronicled in ''Boxing Illustrated'''s [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1961\|December 1961]] issue.<br>
	Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. His officiating career was chronicled in ''Boxing Illustrated'''s [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1961\|December 1961]] issue.		* After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.<br>
			* An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.
	After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.

	An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.

	[[Category:Referees\|Cavalier, Paul]]		[[Category:Referees\|Cavalier, Paul]]

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	Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.		Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.

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	An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.		An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.

	~~Cavalier's officiating record on BoxRec: [http://www.boxrec.com/official_search.php?official_id=965]~~

	[[Category:Referees\|Cavalier, Paul]]		[[Category:Referees\|Cavalier, Paul]]

Ric: BI Mag Dec 1961 mention

2006-05-06T16:46:08Z

BI Mag Dec 1961 mention

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	Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.		Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.

	Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.		Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. His officiating career was chronicled in ''Boxing Illustrated'''s [[Boxing Illustrated: December 1961\|December 1961]] issue.

			After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.

	An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.		An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.

Matt: boxer code, link to officiating record

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	Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.		Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.

	Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.		Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.

	An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the New York Post, August 31, 1968.		An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the ''New York Post'', August 31, 1968.

			Cavalier's officiating record on BoxRec: [http://www.boxrec.com/official_search.php?official_id=965]

			[[Category:Referees\|Cavalier, Paul]]

Luckett at 15:28, 13 April 2005

2005-04-13T15:28:52Z

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Paul Cavalier was a clever, sharp-punching heavyweight, noted as a "master of defense." He claimed to have been knocked down only twice, by Englishman Charley Smith and by George LaRocco.

Cavalier is best known as an outstanding referee in his home state, working "hundreds" of main events according to his own estimate. After retiring from the ring, he also was an attendance officer in the Paterson, New Jersey, school section, rising to become chief of the attendance section.

An article on Cavalier, by Lester Bromberg, appeared in the New York Post, August 31, 1968.

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