Tom McCarty - Revision history

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	'''Manager:''' Henry Irslinger		'''Manager:''' [[Henry Irslinger]]

	Heavyweight '''Tom McCarty''' was a cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight [[Joe McCarty]]. Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over [[Battling Levinsky]] and [[Terry Kellar]], this novice went in against dangerous veteran [[Gunboat Smith]] (Dec. 23, 1914) overweight and unafraid of the latter's punching power--a fatal error.		Heavyweight '''Tom McCarty''' (sometimes misspelled ''McCarthy'') was a cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight [[Joe McCarty]]. Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over [[Battling Levinsky]] and [[Terry Kellar]], this novice went in against dangerous veteran [[Gunboat Smith]] (Dec. 23, 1914) overweight and unafraid of the latter's punching power--a fatal error.

	He later became a popular third man in Northwestern rings.		He later became a popular third man in Northwestern rings.

Ric: tidied up a wee bit

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tidied up a wee bit

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			'''Manager:''' Henry Irslinger

			Heavyweight '''Tom McCarty''' was a cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight [[Joe McCarty]]. Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over [[Battling Levinsky]] and [[Terry Kellar]], this novice went in against dangerous veteran [[Gunboat Smith]] (Dec. 23, 1914) overweight and unafraid of the latter's punching power--a fatal error.

			He later became a popular third man in Northwestern rings.

	~~'''Manager:''' Henry Irslinger~~		*Scheduled to box 10 rounds with [[Frank Mantell]] at The Federal AC in New York, Feb.11, 1915. Card was cancelled when Mantell suffered a hand injury in training.
			*Prior to his fight with [[Jack Dempsey]] in 1918 it was reported that McCarty had been working with a traveling circus, boxing all comers.

	* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight Joe McCarty.
	* Scheduled to box 10 rounds with Frank Mantell at The Federal AC in New York, Feb.11, 1915. Card was cancelled when Mantell suffered a hand injury in training.
	*Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over Battling Levinsky and Terry Kellar, the novice went in against dangerous veteran Gunboat Smith (Dec 23, 1914) over weight and unafraid of the latter's punching power; a fatal error.
	*Prior to his fight with Dempsey in 1918 it was reported that McCarty had been working with a travelling circus boxing all comers.
	*He later became a popular third man in Northwestern rings.

	[[~~File~~:~~TomMcCarty2.jpg~~]]		[[Category:Referees\|McCarty, Tom]]

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	*Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over Battling Levinsky and Terry Kellar, the novice went in against dangerous veteran Gunboat Smith (Dec 23, 1914) over weight and unafraid of the latter's punching power; a fatal error.		*Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over Battling Levinsky and Terry Kellar, the novice went in against dangerous veteran Gunboat Smith (Dec 23, 1914) over weight and unafraid of the latter's punching power; a fatal error.
	*Prior to his fight with Dempsey in 1918 it was reported that McCarty had been working with a travelling circus boxing all comers.		*Prior to his fight with Dempsey in 1918 it was reported that McCarty had been working with a travelling circus boxing all comers.
			*He later became a popular third man in Northwestern rings.

	[[File:TomMcCarty2.jpg]]		[[File:TomMcCarty2.jpg]]

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	*Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over Battling Levinsky and Terry Kellar, the novice went in against dangerous veteran Gunboat Smith (Dec 23, 1914) over weight and unafraid of the latter's punching power; a fatal error.		*Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over Battling Levinsky and Terry Kellar, the novice went in against dangerous veteran Gunboat Smith (Dec 23, 1914) over weight and unafraid of the latter's punching power; a fatal error.
	*Prior to his fight with Dempsey in 1918 it was reported that McCarty had been working with a travelling circus boxing all comers.		*Prior to his fight with Dempsey in 1918 it was reported that McCarty had been working with a travelling circus boxing all comers.

			[[File:TomMcCarty2.jpg]]

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			'''Manager:''' Henry Irslinger

	* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight Joe McCarty.		* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight Joe McCarty.

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	* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight Joe McCarty.		* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight Joe McCarty.

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	* Scheduled to box 10 rounds with Frank Mantell at The Federal AC in New York, Feb.11, 1915. Card was cancelled when Mantell suffered a hand injury in training.		* Scheduled to box 10 rounds with Frank Mantell at The Federal AC in New York, Feb.11, 1915. Card was cancelled when Mantell suffered a hand injury in training.
	*Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over Battling Levinsky and Terry Kellar, the novice went in against dangerous veteran Gunboat Smith (Dec 23, 1914) over weight and unafraid of the latter's punching power; a fatal error.		*Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over Battling Levinsky and Terry Kellar, the novice went in against dangerous veteran Gunboat Smith (Dec 23, 1914) over weight and unafraid of the latter's punching power; a fatal error.
			*Prior to his fight with Dempsey in 1918 it was reported that McCarty had been working with a travelling circus boxing all comers.

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	* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight Joe McCarty.		* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight Joe McCarty.
	* Scheduled to box 10 rounds with Frank Mantell at The Federal AC in New York, Feb.11, 1915. Card was cancelled when Mantell suffered a hand injury in training.		* Scheduled to box 10 rounds with Frank Mantell at The Federal AC in New York, Feb.11, 1915. Card was cancelled when Mantell suffered a hand injury in training.
	*Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over Battling Levinsky and Terry Kellar, the novice went in against dangerous veteran Gunboat Smith (Dec 23, 1914) over weight and unafraid of the latter's punching power, a fatal error.		*Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over Battling Levinsky and Terry Kellar, the novice went in against dangerous veteran Gunboat Smith (Dec 23, 1914) over weight and unafraid of the latter's punching power; a fatal error.

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	* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight Joe McCarty.		* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight Joe McCarty.
	* Scheduled to box 10 rounds with Frank Mantell at The Federal AC in New York, Feb.11, 1915. Card was cancelled when Mantell suffered a hand injury in training.		* Scheduled to box 10 rounds with Frank Mantell at The Federal AC in New York, Feb.11, 1915. Card was cancelled when Mantell suffered a hand injury in training.
			*Perhaps made over-confident due to his earlier wins over Battling Levinsky and Terry Kellar, the novice went in against dangerous veteran Gunboat Smith (Dec 23, 1914) over weight and unafraid of the latter's punching power, a fatal error.

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	* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]].		* Cousin of fellow boxer [[Luther McCarty]] and brother of middleweight Joe McCarty.
	* Scheduled to box 10 rounds with Frank Mantell at The Federal AC in New York, Feb.11, 1915. Card was cancelled when Mantell suffered a hand injury in training.		* Scheduled to box 10 rounds with Frank Mantell at The Federal AC in New York, Feb.11, 1915. Card was cancelled when Mantell suffered a hand injury in training.