Ted (Mustang) Garcia - Revision history

Wouter at 16:28, 17 June 2018

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	Ted Garcia was the son of a Mexican mother and a Crow Indian father. He was generally billed as being a Blackfoot Indian, because he was born close to the Blackfoot Indian reservation and his first manager thought Blackfoot would look better in print than Crow.		Ted Garcia was the son of a Mexican mother and a Crow Indian father. He was generally billed as being a Blackfoot Indian, because he was born close to the Blackfoot Indian reservation and his first manager thought Blackfoot would look better in print than Crow.

Journeymen: category

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Journeymen: category

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Ric: 2008 death category (see IBRO #98, p. 121)

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2008 death category (see IBRO #98, p. 121)

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	Ted Garcia was the son of a Mexican mother and a Crow Indian father. He was generally billed as being a Blackfoot Indian, because he was born close to a Blackfoot Indian reservation and his first manager thought Blackfoot would look better in print than Crow.~~<br><br>~~From ''The Ring,'' Oct., 1941, "News of Texas", by Bill Davee (as edited): The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Galveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediately drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza.		Ted Garcia was the son of a Mexican mother and a Crow Indian father. He was generally billed as being a Blackfoot Indian, because he was born close to the Blackfoot Indian reservation and his first manager thought Blackfoot would look better in print than Crow.

			From ''The Ring,'' Oct., 1941, "News of Texas", by Bill Davee (as edited): "The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Galveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediately drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza."

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Wouter at 12:07, 28 July 2006

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	Ted Garcia was the son of a Mexican mother and a Crow Indian father. He was generally billed as being a Blackfoot Indian, ~~beacuse~~ he was born close to a Blackfoot Indian reservation and his first manager thought Blackfoot would look better in print than Crow.<br><br>From ''The Ring,'' Oct., 1941, "News of Texas", by Bill Davee (as edited): The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Galveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediately drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza.		Ted Garcia was the son of a Mexican mother and a Crow Indian father. He was generally billed as being a Blackfoot Indian, because he was born close to a Blackfoot Indian reservation and his first manager thought Blackfoot would look better in print than Crow.<br><br>From ''The Ring,'' Oct., 1941, "News of Texas", by Bill Davee (as edited): The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Galveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediately drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza.
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Wouter at 12:06, 28 July 2006

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	The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Galveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediately drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza. ~~''The Ring,'' Oct., 1941, "News of Texas", by Bill Davee (as edited)~~		Ted Garcia was the son of a Mexican mother and a Crow Indian father. He was generally billed as being a Blackfoot Indian, beacuse he was born close to a Blackfoot Indian reservation and his first manager thought Blackfoot would look better in print than Crow.<br><br>From ''The Ring,'' Oct., 1941, "News of Texas", by Bill Davee (as edited): The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Galveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediately drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza.

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Wouter at 11:50, 28 July 2006

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	The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Galveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediately drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza. ''The Ring,'' Oct., 1941, "News of Texas", by Bill Davee (as edited)		The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Galveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediately drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza. ''The Ring,'' Oct., 1941, "News of Texas", by Bill Davee (as edited)

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Ric: boxer code + category

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boxer code + category

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	''The Ring, Oct., 1941, News of Texas, by Bill Davee		The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Galveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediately drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza. ''The Ring,'' Oct., 1941, "News of Texas", by Bill Davee (as edited)
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	The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Glaveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediatly drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza.		The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Glaveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediatly drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza.

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Palais: The Ring column

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The wild hardhitting Mustang, Indian lightweight fighting out of Galveston, set some sort of an endurance record when he subbed on 24 hours' notice, drove from Glaveston to New Orleans (400 miles) and arriving a few hours before fight time, took the measure of Russell Gonzales, classy Filipino battler. Garcia immediatly drove back to Corpus Christi, Texas, (600 miles) arriving there only two hours before his scheduled fight and went on to blast out an eight-round knockout victory over the very capable Joe Mendoza.

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