Raoul Godbout - Revision history

Ric at 02:06, 27 December 2013

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	'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada from the 1920s thru at least 1956. (He temporarily got out of the boxing game when his wife died, according to the August 29, 1944 ''Montreal Daily Herald''.) Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], [[Yvon Durelle]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.		'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada from the 1920s thru at least 1956. (He temporarily got out of the boxing game when his wife died, according to the August 29, 1944 ''Montreal Daily Herald''.)

	~~One source~~ of the ~~above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul~~ Godbout ~~dies at 81"~~, ~~''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975~~		Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], [[Yvon Durelle]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others.

			He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue.

			Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip.

			Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.

	[[:Category:Raoul Godbout Gallery\|'''Raoul Godbout Image Gallery''']]		[[:Category:Raoul Godbout Gallery\|'''Raoul Godbout Image Gallery''']]
	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
			*One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975 [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=oAwuAAAAIBAJ&sjid=cqEFAAAAIBAJ&pg=4142%2C2096930]
	*Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]		*Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]
	*''Montreal Gazette'' obituary: [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=oAwuAAAAIBAJ&sjid=cqEFAAAAIBAJ&pg=4142%2C2096930]

	[[Category:Managers\|Godbout, Raoul]]		[[Category:Managers\|Godbout, Raoul]]
	[[Category:Promoters\|Godbout, Raoul]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Godbout, Raoul]]

Ric: obit linked

2013-12-26T20:20:19Z

obit linked

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	'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada from the 1920s thru at least 1956. (He temporarily got out of the boxing game when his wife died, according to the August 29, 1944 ''Montreal Daily Herald''.) Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], [[Yvon Durelle]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.		'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada from the 1920s thru at least 1956. (He temporarily got out of the boxing game when his wife died, according to the August 29, 1944 ''Montreal Daily Herald''.) Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], [[Yvon Durelle]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.

	One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975		One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975

	[[:Category:Raoul Godbout Gallery\|'''Raoul Godbout Gallery''']]		[[:Category:Raoul Godbout Gallery\|'''Raoul Godbout Image Gallery''']]
	== External ~~Link~~ ==		== External Links ==
	Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]		*Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]
			*''Montreal Gazette'' obituary: [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=oAwuAAAAIBAJ&sjid=cqEFAAAAIBAJ&pg=4142%2C2096930]

	[[Category:Managers\|Godbout, Raoul]]		[[Category:Managers\|Godbout, Raoul]]
	[[Category:Promoters\|Godbout, Raoul]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Godbout, Raoul]]

Ric: wife died in 1944

2011-12-07T18:31:29Z

wife died in 1944

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	'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada from the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], [[Yvon Durelle]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.		'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada from the 1920s thru at least 1956. (He temporarily got out of the boxing game when his wife died, according to the August 29, 1944 ''Montreal Daily Herald''.) Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], [[Yvon Durelle]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.

	One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975		One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975

Ric: formatted; new main image

2010-11-27T03:06:16Z

formatted; new main image

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	~~[[file:Godbout.Raoul.EtAl.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Standing (left to right): Willie Ketchum, Godbout, Cliff Sowery. Seated (L-R): Jimmy Carter, Emile Gauthier, Armand Savoie (1953)]]~~		'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada from the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], [[Yvon Durelle]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.

	'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada ~~during~~ the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], Yvon Durelle and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.



	One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975		One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975

			[[:Category:Raoul Godbout Gallery\|'''Raoul Godbout Gallery''']]

	[[:Category:Raoul Godbout Gallery\|Raoul Godbout Gallery]]


	== External Link ==		== External Link ==
	*Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]		Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]

	[[Category:Managers\|Godbout, Raoul]]		[[Category:Managers\|Godbout, Raoul]]
	[[Category:Promoters\|Godbout, Raoul]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Godbout, Raoul]]

John at 03:30, 24 November 2010

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			[[file:Godbout.Raoul.EtAl.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Standing (left to right): Willie Ketchum, Godbout, Cliff Sowery. Seated (L-R): Jimmy Carter, Emile Gauthier, Armand Savoie (1953)]]

	'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada during the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], Yvon Durelle and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.		'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada during the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], Yvon Durelle and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.

	~~[[file:Godbout.Raoul.EtAl.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Standing (left to right): Willie Ketchum, Godbout, Cliff Sowery. Seated (L-R): Jimmy Carter, Emile Gauthier, Armand Savoie (1953)]]~~

	~~<small> One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975</small>~~

	~~[[:File~~:Godbout~~.Raoul.jpg\|Photo #2]]~~, [[:~~File~~:Godbout-Raoul~~,-Sanstol-Pete.jpg\|Photo #2~~]]		One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975



			[[:Category:Raoul Godbout Gallery\|Raoul Godbout Gallery]]


	== External Link ==		== External Link ==
	*Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]		*Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]

Michgod at 14:59, 2 November 2010

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	'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada during the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of ~~Hebrew/Jewish~~ heritage.		'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada during the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], Yvon Durelle and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of French Canadian heritage.

	[[file:Godbout.Raoul.EtAl.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Standing (left to right): Willie Ketchum, Godbout, Cliff Sowery. Seated (L-R): Jimmy Carter, Emile Gauthier, Armand Savoie (1953)]]		[[file:Godbout.Raoul.EtAl.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Standing (left to right): Willie Ketchum, Godbout, Cliff Sowery. Seated (L-R): Jimmy Carter, Emile Gauthier, Armand Savoie (1953)]]

Ric: replaced image; linked to former image

2010-09-12T19:11:39Z

replaced image; linked to former image

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	[[~~file~~:Godbout~~-Raoul,-Sanstol-Pete~~.jpg\|left\|thumb\|~~Raoul Godbout & Pete Sanstol (Circa 1935)~~]]		[[File:Godbout.Raoul2.jpg\|left\|thumb\|]]
	'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada during the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of Hebrew/Jewish heritage.		'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada during the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of Hebrew/Jewish heritage.

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	<small> One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975</small>		<small> One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975</small>

			[[:File:Godbout.Raoul.jpg\|Photo #2]], [[:File:Godbout-Raoul,-Sanstol-Pete.jpg\|Photo #2]]
	== External Link ==		== External Link ==
	*Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]		*Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]

Ric: YouTube video linked

2010-07-06T01:44:10Z

YouTube video linked

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	<small> One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975</small>		<small> One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975</small>

			== External Link ==
			*Brief film of Godbout in Oslo (1935): [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csjPWwq2p0A]

	[[Category:Managers\|Godbout, Raoul]]		[[Category:Managers\|Godbout, Raoul]]
	[[Category:Promoters\|Godbout, Raoul]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Godbout, Raoul]]

Ric at 04:43, 16 January 2010

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	[[file:Godbout-Raoul,-Sanstol-Pete.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Raoul Godbout & Pete Sanstol (Circa 1935)]]		[[file:Godbout-Raoul,-Sanstol-Pete.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Raoul Godbout & Pete Sanstol (Circa 1935)]]
	'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada during the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], and [[Johnny Greco]] among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip.		'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada during the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], and [[Johnny Greco]], among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip. Godbout was of Hebrew/Jewish heritage.

	Godbout was of Hebrew/Jewish heritage.

	[[file:Godbout.Raoul.EtAl.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Standing (left to right): Willie Ketchum, Godbout, Cliff Sowery. Seated (L-R): Jimmy Carter, Emile Gauthier, Armand Savoie (1953)]]		[[file:Godbout.Raoul.EtAl.jpg\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Standing (left to right): Willie Ketchum, Godbout, Cliff Sowery. Seated (L-R): Jimmy Carter, Emile Gauthier, Armand Savoie (1953)]]

	~~== Sources ==~~		<small> One source of the above data includes: "Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975</small>
	*"Ring golden era promoter Raoul Godbout dies at 81", ''Montreal Gazette'', December 24, 1975
	[[Category:Managers\|Godbout, Raoul]]		[[Category:Managers\|Godbout, Raoul]]
	[[Category:Promoters\|Godbout, Raoul]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Godbout, Raoul]]

Matt at 20:37, 14 January 2010

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	~~== Manager & Promoter ==~~
	[[file:Godbout-Raoul,-Sanstol-Pete.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Raoul Godbout & Pete Sanstol (Circa 1935)]]		[[file:Godbout-Raoul,-Sanstol-Pete.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Raoul Godbout & Pete Sanstol (Circa 1935)]]
	'''Raoul Godbout'' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada during the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], and [[Johnny Greco]] among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip.		'''Raoul Godbout''' (1894 - December 23, 1975) was a prominent manager and promoter based in Montreal, QC, Canada during the 1920s thru at least 1956. Some of his more well-known clients included [[Leo (Kid) Roy]], [[Pete Sanstol]], [[Dave Castilloux]], [[Harry Hurst]], [[Maxie Berger]], [[Laurent Dauthuille]], and [[Johnny Greco]] among others. He owned and operated the [[Exchange Stadium]] boxing venue. Godbout was also involved in the operation of a stable of horses under the EPR stable, in partnership with his brothers Edmond and Philip.

	Godbout was of Hebrew/Jewish heritage.		Godbout was of Hebrew/Jewish heritage.