Spider McCallum - Revision history

John at 02:36, 28 February 2026

2026-02-28T02:36:39Z

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	'''Spider McCallum''''s listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate.		'''Spider McCallum''''s listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate.

Ric: 2nd photo linked

2022-06-15T21:56:38Z

2nd photo linked

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	McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of [[Harry (Kid) Matthews]]'s knockout win over Harley Brashears. McCallum was a bar owner in Missoula, when he was murdered by David E. Tamietti on February 19, 1969. McCallum's body was found on February 28th, and he was believed to have been killed by a hatchet. Tamietti was arrested March 1st for his murder, and tried for first degree murder later that year, with the first trial ending in a mistrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict. Tamietti pled guilty to second degree murder in November 1970, and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Tamietti did not admit to killing McCallum, but however admitted that he knew of his death, and had robbed McCallum's house and forged checks in McCallum's name.		[[:File:Spider maccallum.jpg\|Photo 2]]

			'''Spider McCallum''''s listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate.

			He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of [[Harry (Kid) Matthews]]'s knockout win over Harley Brashears.

			McCallum was a bar owner in Missoula, when he was murdered by David E. Tamietti on February 19, 1969. McCallum's body was found on February 28th, and he was believed to have been killed by a hatchet. Tamietti was arrested March 1st for his murder, and tried for first degree murder later that year, with the first trial ending in a mistrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict. Tamietti pled guilty to second degree murder in November 1970, and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Tamietti did not admit to killing McCallum, but however admitted that he knew of his death, and had robbed McCallum's house and forged checks in McCallum's name.

	Source: ''Tamietti Gets 20 Years at Hard Labor'', ''The Missoulian'', January 1, 1971.		Source: ''Tamietti Gets 20 Years at Hard Labor'', ''The Missoulian'', January 1, 1971.

Matt at 19:54, 22 November 2017

2017-11-22T19:54:28Z

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	McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of [[Harry (Kid) Matthews]]'s knockout win over Harley Brashears.		McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of [[Harry (Kid) Matthews]]'s knockout win over Harley Brashears. McCallum was a bar owner in Missoula, when he was murdered by David E. Tamietti on February 19, 1969. McCallum's body was found on February 28th, and he was believed to have been killed by a hatchet. Tamietti was arrested March 1st for his murder, and tried for first degree murder later that year, with the first trial ending in a mistrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict. Tamietti pled guilty to second degree murder in November 1970, and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Tamietti did not admit to killing McCallum, but however admitted that he knew of his death, and had robbed McCallum's house and forged checks in McCallum's name.

			Source: ''Tamietti Gets 20 Years at Hard Labor'', ''The Missoulian'', January 1, 1971.

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			[[Category:Murdered Boxers]]

Matt at 17:08, 22 November 2017

2017-11-22T17:08:21Z

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	McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of [[Harry (Kid) Matthews]]'s knockout win over Harley Brashears.		McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of [[Harry (Kid) Matthews]]'s knockout win over Harley Brashears.

	~~The ''Portland Oregonian'' reported him as 26 years old in early 1943~~.

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-16T22:30:02Z

fix internal link

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	McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of [[~~Boxer:Harry_%28Kid%29_Matthews:012220\|~~Harry "Kid" Matthews's]] knockout win over Harley Brashears.		McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of [[Harry (Kid) Matthews]]'s knockout win over Harley Brashears.

	The ''Portland Oregonian'' reported him as 26 years old in early 1943.		The ''Portland Oregonian'' reported him as 26 years old in early 1943.

Ric: Boxer:Spider McCallum:070690 moved to Spider McCallum

2006-11-05T05:44:11Z

Boxer:Spider McCallum:070690 moved to Spider McCallum

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Ric: added boxer code

2005-03-19T18:56:42Z

added boxer code

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	McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of Harry "Kid" Matthews knockout win over Harley Brashears.		<boxer>070690</boxer>
			McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of [[Boxer:Harry_%28Kid%29_Matthews:012220\|Harry "Kid" Matthews's]] knockout win over Harley Brashears.

	The ''Portland Oregonian'' reported him as 26 years old in early 1943.		The ''Portland Oregonian'' reported him as 26 years old in early 1943.

Matt at 18:44, 19 March 2005

2005-03-19T18:44:04Z

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	McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of Harry "Kid" Matthews knockout win over Harley Brashears.		McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of Harry "Kid" Matthews knockout win over Harley Brashears.

	The ''Portland Oregonian'' reported him as 27 years old in early 1943.		The ''Portland Oregonian'' reported him as 26 years old in early 1943.

Matt at 06:14, 14 February 2005

2005-02-14T06:14:12Z

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McCallum's listed 21 year career would appear to be legitimate. He is described by the Pasco (now Tri-City) Herald as a veteran, prior to his 1956 appearance in Kennewick on the undercard of Harry "Kid" Matthews knockout win over Harley Brashears.

The ''Portland Oregonian'' reported him as 27 years old in early 1943.