Tiger Ray Cote - Revision history

Ric: SS & Census info from Chuck Johnston

2013-06-22T00:20:36Z

SS & Census info from Chuck Johnston

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	Ray Cote, Butte welterweight, was born in the mining city on August 9, 1915, where he made his home, with the exception of two years spent on a horse ranch north of Edmonton, Canada.
			'''Ray Cote''', Butte welterweight, was born in the mining city on August 9, 1915, where he made his home, with the exception of two years spent on a horse ranch north of Edmonton, Canada.

	He gained a 10-round victory over Midnight Bell; a 10-round decision over Chief Ballard, knockouts against Frankie Monroe, Bud Tibbetts and R.J. Lewis of Denver; and went a 10-round draw with Otto Blackwell. Although outweighed 10 pounds he won a 8-round victory over Larry Kellum. In this bout Cote, who was a great body puncher, had Kellum down three times and broke three of Kellum's ribs in the encounter.		He gained a 10-round victory over Midnight Bell; a 10-round decision over Chief Ballard, knockouts against Frankie Monroe, Bud Tibbetts and R.J. Lewis of Denver; and went a 10-round draw with Otto Blackwell. Although outweighed 10 pounds he won a 8-round victory over Larry Kellum. In this bout Cote, who was a great body puncher, had Kellum down three times and broke three of Kellum's ribs in the encounter.
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	Cote also had an 8-round victory over tough Billy Lancaster, a win and a draw against Roy Quackley, and an 8-round draw with Johnny Marques. Cost lost one 10-rounder to Jackie Burke at Salt Lake City, always seeking for a revenge.		Cote also had an 8-round victory over tough Billy Lancaster, a win and a draw against Roy Quackley, and an 8-round draw with Johnny Marques. Cost lost one 10-rounder to Jackie Burke at Salt Lake City, always seeking for a revenge.

	~~[[Mel Epstein]] was his manager~~.		"New Faces" by Right Cross, ''The Ring'' magazine, April 1941.


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	~~"New Faces" by Right Cross~~, ~~''The Ring'' magazine~~, ~~April 1941~~		According to the Social Security Death Index on Ancestry.com, one Raymond Cote of Butte, Montana was born on August 9, 1914 and died during July 1985.

			According to the Montana Death Index on Ancestry.com, one Raymond Cote died on July 6, 1985 in Silver Bow County, Montana.

			According to the 1940 U.S. Census, one Raymond Cote, a native of Montana, was living with his wife and child in Butte. He was a miner who earned $1,000 a year.

			According to the 1930 U.S. Census, one Raymond Cote, a native of Montana, was living in Butte with his parents, siblings, a maternal grandfather and a maternal uncle. His parents, grandfather, uncle and two of his younger siblings were born in Canada. He came from a French-Canadian family.

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2007-10-23T23:45:51Z

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John: Boxer:Tiger Ray Cote:242853 moved to Human:242853: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-18T09:27:52Z

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Ric at 19:36, 17 May 2006

2006-05-17T19:36:24Z

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	Ray Cote, Butte welterweight, was born in the mining city on August 9, 1915, where he made his home, with the exception of two years spent on a horse ranch north of Edmonton, Canada.		Ray Cote, Butte welterweight, was born in the mining city on August 9, 1915, where he made his home, with the exception of two years spent on a horse ranch north of Edmonton, Canada.

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	Cote also had an 8-round victory over tough Billy Lancaster, a win and a draw against Roy Quackley, and an 8-round draw with Johnny Marques. Cost lost one 10-rounder to Jackie Burke at Salt Lake City, always seeking for a revenge.		Cote also had an 8-round victory over tough Billy Lancaster, a win and a draw against Roy Quackley, and an 8-round draw with Johnny Marques. Cost lost one 10-rounder to Jackie Burke at Salt Lake City, always seeking for a revenge.

	Mel Epstein was his manager.		[[Mel Epstein]] was his manager.

	''"New Faces" by Right Cross, The Ring April, 1941 ~~- edited by --[[User:Palais\|palais]] 16:23, 10 Jun 2005 (CDT)''~~		"New Faces" by Right Cross, ''The Ring'' magazine, April 1941

Palais at 21:24, 10 June 2005

2005-06-10T21:24:18Z

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	He gained a 10-round victory over Midnight Bell; a 10-round decision over Chief Ballard, knockouts against Frankie Monroe, Bud Tibbetts and R.J. Lewis of Denver; and went a 10-round draw with Otto Blackwell. Although outweighed 10 pounds he won a 8-round victory over Larry Kellum. In this bout Cote, who was a great body puncher, had Kellum down three times and broke three of Kellum's ribs in the encounter.		He gained a 10-round victory over Midnight Bell; a 10-round decision over Chief Ballard, knockouts against Frankie Monroe, Bud Tibbetts and R.J. Lewis of Denver; and went a 10-round draw with Otto Blackwell. Although outweighed 10 pounds he won a 8-round victory over Larry Kellum. In this bout Cote, who was a great body puncher, had Kellum down three times and broke three of Kellum's ribs in the encounter.

	Cote also had an 8-round victory over tough Billy Lancaster, a win and a draw against Roy Quackley, and an 8-round draw with Johnny Marques. Cost lost one 10-rounder to Jackie Burke at Salt Lake City, seeking for a revenge.		Cote also had an 8-round victory over tough Billy Lancaster, a win and a draw against Roy Quackley, and an 8-round draw with Johnny Marques. Cost lost one 10-rounder to Jackie Burke at Salt Lake City, always seeking for a revenge.

	Mel Epstein was his manager.		Mel Epstein was his manager.

	''"New Faces" by Right Cross, The Ring April, 1941 - edited by --[[User:Palais\|palais]] 16:23, 10 Jun 2005 (CDT)''		''"New Faces" by Right Cross, The Ring April, 1941 - edited by --[[User:Palais\|palais]] 16:23, 10 Jun 2005 (CDT)''

Palais: re-written short biography

2005-06-10T21:23:39Z

re-written short biography

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	Ray Cote, Butte welterweight, was born in the mining city on August 9, 1915, where he made his home, with the exception of two years spent on a horse ranch north of Edmonton, Canada.		Ray Cote, Butte welterweight, was born in the mining city on August 9, 1915, where he made his home, with the exception of two years spent on a horse ranch north of Edmonton, Canada.

			He gained a 10-round victory over Midnight Bell; a 10-round decision over Chief Ballard, knockouts against Frankie Monroe, Bud Tibbetts and R.J. Lewis of Denver; and went a 10-round draw with Otto Blackwell. Although outweighed 10 pounds he won a 8-round victory over Larry Kellum. In this bout Cote, who was a great body puncher, had Kellum down three times and broke three of Kellum's ribs in the encounter.

			Cote also had an 8-round victory over tough Billy Lancaster, a win and a draw against Roy Quackley, and an 8-round draw with Johnny Marques. Cost lost one 10-rounder to Jackie Burke at Salt Lake City, seeking for a revenge.

			Mel Epstein was his manager.

			''"New Faces" by Right Cross, The Ring April, 1941 - edited by --[[User:Palais\|palais]] 16:23, 10 Jun 2005 (CDT)''

Palais: re-writing biograhy

2005-06-10T21:06:07Z

re-writing biograhy

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			Ray Cote, Butte welterweight, was born in the mining city on August 9, 1915, where he made his home, with the exception of two years spent on a horse ranch north of Edmonton, Canada.

Ric at 19:49, 10 June 2005

2005-06-10T19:49:57Z

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2005-06-10T19:24:47Z

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