Tommy Campbell - Revision history

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	Campbell retired after having a cataract removed from his left eye. He was a boxing trainer in Tucson, Arizona by 1951. In 1952, he was managing [[Shamus McCray]] out of Tucson.		Campbell retired after having a cataract removed from his left eye. He was a boxing trainer in Tucson, Arizona by 1951. In 1952, he was managing [[Shamus McCray]] out of Tucson.

	According to the Find A Grave website, one Thomas C Campbell was born on August 25, 1920 and died on June 13, 1969. He was buried in Washelli Memorial Park in Seattle, Washington. According to his grave marker.		According to the Find A Grave website, one Thomas C Campbell was born on August 25, 1920 and died on June 13, 1969. He was buried in the Evergreen Washelli Memorial Park in Seattle, Washington. According to his grave marker.
	he was from Kansas and was a corporal in the Army Air Forces during World War II.		he was from Kansas and was a corporal in the Army Air Forces during World War II.

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	Campbell retired after having a cataract removed from his left eye. He was a boxing trainer in Tucson, Arizona by 1951. In 1952, he was managing [[Shamus McCray]] out of Tucson.		Campbell retired after having a cataract removed from his left eye. He was a boxing trainer in Tucson, Arizona by 1951. In 1952, he was managing [[Shamus McCray]] out of Tucson.

			According to the Find A Grave website, one Thomas C Campbell was born on August 25, 1920 and died on June 13, 1969. He was buried in Washelli Memorial Park in Seattle, Washington. According to his grave marker.
			he was from Kansas and was a corporal in the Army Air Forces during World War II.

	==Source==		==Source==

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Chalky Wright]]<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Chalky Wright]]<br>
	'''Managers:''' [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948); [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)<br>		'''Managers:''' [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948); [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)<br>
	[[:File:ImgT C.jpg\|Photo #2]]		[[:File:ImgT C.jpg\|Photo #2]], [[:File:KO48Aug7.JPG\|Photo #3]]


	'''Tommy Campbell''' was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amateur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.		'''Tommy Campbell''' was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amateur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.

Ric at 16:50, 11 June 2013

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Chalky Wright]]<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Chalky Wright]]<br>
	'''Managers:''' [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948); [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)<br>		'''Managers:''' [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948); [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)<br>
	[[:File:ImgT C.jpg\|Photo 32]]		[[:File:ImgT C.jpg\|Photo #2]]

	'''Tommy Campbell''' was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amateur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.		'''Tommy Campbell''' was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amateur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Chalky Wright]]<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Chalky Wright]]<br>
	'''Managers:''' [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948); [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)		'''Managers:''' [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948); [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)<br>
			[[:File:ImgT C.jpg\|Photo 32]]

	'''Tommy Campbell''' was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amateur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.		'''Tommy Campbell''' was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amateur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.

	Campbell also confessed to being ordered by McCoy to throw a fight with [[Del Flanagan]] in Minnesota, ~~that~~ he actually won by split decision.		Campbell also confessed to being ordered by McCoy to throw a fight with [[Del Flanagan]] in Minnesota, which he actually won by split decision.

	Campbell ~~would retire~~ after having a cataract removed from his left eye. He was a boxing trainer in Tucson, Arizona by 1951. In 1952, he was managing [[Shamus McCray]] out of Tucson.		Campbell retired after having a cataract removed from his left eye. He was a boxing trainer in Tucson, Arizona by 1951. In 1952, he was managing [[Shamus McCray]] out of Tucson.

			==Source==
			*"Salas Decisions McCray Here", ''Tucson Daily Citizen'', January 26, 1952

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	~~==Sources==~~
	*"Salas Decisions McCray Here", ''Tucson Daily Citizen'', January 26, 1952

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	'''Trainer''': [[Chalky Wright]]<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Chalky Wright]]<br>
	'''~~Manager~~''': [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948) [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)		'''Managers:''' [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948); [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)

			'''Tommy Campbell''' was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amateur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.
	Campbell was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amateur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.

	Campbell also confessed to being ordered by McCoy to throw a fight with [[Del Flanagan]] in Minnesota, that he actually won by split decision.		Campbell also confessed to being ordered by McCoy to throw a fight with [[Del Flanagan]] in Minnesota, that he actually won by split decision.
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	== Sources ==		==Sources==
	*"Salas Decisions McCray Here", ''Tucson Daily Citizen'', January 26, 1952		*"Salas Decisions McCray Here", ''Tucson Daily Citizen'', January 26, 1952

	{{DEFAULTSORT:\|Campbell, Tommy}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Campbell, Tommy}}
	[[Category:Chicago Golden Gloves Champions]]		[[Category:Chicago Golden Gloves Champions]]
	[[Category:Managers]]		[[Category:Managers]]
	[[Category:African American Boxers]]		[[Category:African American Boxers]]

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			Campbell was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amateur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.

	Campbell was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an ~~amteur~~, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.

	Campbell also confessed to being ordered by McCoy to throw a fight with [[Del Flanagan]] in Minnesota, that he actually won by split decision.		Campbell also confessed to being ordered by McCoy to throw a fight with [[Del Flanagan]] in Minnesota, that he actually won by split decision.
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	Campbell would retire after having a cataract removed from his left eye. He was a boxing trainer in Tucson, Arizona by 1951. In 1952, he was managing [[Shamus McCray]] out of Tucson.		Campbell would retire after having a cataract removed from his left eye. He was a boxing trainer in Tucson, Arizona by 1951. In 1952, he was managing [[Shamus McCray]] out of Tucson.

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

Bert at 21:01, 1 February 2010

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	'''Manager''': [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948) [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)		'''Manager''': [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948) [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)




	Campbell was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amteur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.		Campbell was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amteur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.

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	'''Manager''': [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948) [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)		'''Manager''': [[Ed Stanley]] (circa, 1948) [[George Moore]] (early 1950s)

			Campbell was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s. As an amteur, in 1941 he had won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.
	In 1941 ~~'''Tommy Campbell'''~~ won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions by decision vs. [[Richie Scholl]] at lightweight.

	~~Campbell was a Lightweight contender during the late 1940s, and early 1950s~~. He was one of the boxers who testified against [[Babe McCoy]], in regards to fixed fights McCoy had arranged along the Pacific Coast during the 1940s and 1950s. Campbell admitted to throwing a fight with [[Art Aragon]] on May 16, 1950, that he lost by 4th round knockout. Campbell and Aragon's purses had been upheld the day after the bout by the California State Athletic Commission, amid rumors of a fix, aided by ringside chatter, as well as odds given at 2.5-to-1 that Campbell would not answer the bell for the 5th round.

	Campbell also confessed to being ordered by McCoy to throw a fight with [[Del Flanagan]] in Minnesota, that he actually won by split decision.		Campbell also confessed to being ordered by McCoy to throw a fight with [[Del Flanagan]] in Minnesota, that he actually won by split decision.