Ramey McKnight - Revision history

Dan at 20:48, 2 May 2022

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	* Some sources list his height as 5 feet, 9 inches.		* Some sources list his height as 5 feet, 9 inches.
			* He attended Marquette University for two years.
			* Ramey served for more than three years in the Marine Corps. He was stationed at Cherry Point, N.C., and later went went overseas as an aerial gunner.

	* Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI. Ramey had 67 pro fights in the 1940's, including a rugged four-bout series with Howard Bleyhl. Their third fight, in St. Paul, MN, was refereed by Jack Dempsey who called it "the greatest fight in the Nortwest in the last 10 years". McKnight later managed lightweight contender Bob Sandburg. Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).		* Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI. Ramey had 67 pro fights in the 1940's, including a rugged four-bout series with Howard Bleyhl. Their third fight, in St. Paul, MN, was refereed by Jack Dempsey who called it "the greatest fight in the Nortwest in the last 10 years". McKnight later managed lightweight contender Bob Sandburg. Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).

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	* Some sources list his height as 5 feet, 9 inches.		* Some sources list his height as 5 feet, 9 inches.

	* Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI.		* Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI. Ramey had 67 pro fights in the 1940's, including a rugged four-bout series with Howard Bleyhl. Their third fight, in St. Paul, MN, was refereed by Jack Dempsey who called it "the greatest fight in the Nortwest in the last 10 years". McKnight later managed lightweight contender Bob Sandburg. Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).
	Ramey had 67 pro fights in the 1940's, including a rugged four-bout series with Howard Bleyhl. Their third fight, in St. Paul, MN, was refereed by Jack Dempsey who called it "the greatest fight in the Nortwest in the last 10 years". McKnight later managed lightweight contender Bob Sandburg.

	~~Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).~~
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	[[Ring Magazine: May 1946\| May 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].		[[Ring Magazine: May 1946\| May 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].

	* Some sources list his height as 5 feet, ~~91/2~~ inches.		* Some sources list his height as 5 feet, 9 inches.

	* Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI.		* Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI.

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	[[Ring Magazine: May 1946\| May 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].		[[Ring Magazine: May 1946\| May 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].

			* Some sources list his height as 5 feet, 91/2 inches.

			* Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI.
	Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI.
	Ramey had 67 pro fights in the 1940's, including a rugged four-bout series with Howard Bleyhl. Their third fight, in St. Paul, MN, was refereed by Jack Dempsey who called it "the greatest fight in the Nortwest in the last 10 years". McKnight later managed lightweight contender Bob Sandburg.		Ramey had 67 pro fights in the 1940's, including a rugged four-bout series with Howard Bleyhl. Their third fight, in St. Paul, MN, was refereed by Jack Dempsey who called it "the greatest fight in the Nortwest in the last 10 years". McKnight later managed lightweight contender Bob Sandburg.

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	Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).		Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).
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	Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).		Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).
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	Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI.		Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI.
	Ramey had 67 pro fights in the 1940's, including a rugged four-bout series with Howard Bleyhl. Their third fight, in St. Paul, MN, was refereed by Jack Dempsey who called it "the greatest fight in the Nortwest in the last 10 years". McKnight later managed lightweight contender Bob Sandburg.		Ramey had 67 pro fights in the 1940's, including a rugged four-bout series with Howard Bleyhl. Their third fight, in St. Paul, MN, was refereed by Jack Dempsey who called it "the greatest fight in the Nortwest in the last 10 years". McKnight later managed lightweight contender Bob Sandburg.

	Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).		Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).

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Ramey McKnight, 81, former crowd pleasing middleweight, died in Milwaukee, WI.
Ramey had 67 pro fights in the 1940's, including a rugged four-bout series with Howard Bleyhl. Their third fight, in St. Paul, MN, was refereed by Jack Dempsey who called it "the greatest fight in the Nortwest in the last 10 years". McKnight later managed lightweight contender Bob Sandburg.

Source: Flash #334. (Newsmakers section).