Wiley Spivey - Revision history

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	[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter on the West coast of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, Washington, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)		[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter on the West coast of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, Washington, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)

	He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[Bachelors Club]] in Portland, OR. During the mid-to-late 1930s he was a boxing promoter in Watsonville, California; while also promoting occasional shows in nearby towns like Salinas and Santa Cruz. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.		He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[Bachelors Club]] in Portland, OR. During the mid-to-late 1930s he was a boxing promoter in Watsonville, California; while also promoting occasional shows in nearby towns like Salinas and Santa Cruz. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.

	Spivey's ~~promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=46~~ record~~] (~~considered incomplete)		Spivey's promotional record here at BoxRec is considered incomplete.

	[[Category:Managers~~\|Spivey, Wiley~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Spivey, Wiley}}
	[[Category:Matchmakers~~\|Spivey, Wiley~~]]		[[Category:Managers]]
	[[Category:Promoters~~\|Spivey, Wiley~~]]		[[Category:Matchmakers]]
	[[Category:Tacoma Promoters~~\|Spivey, Wiley~~]]		[[Category:Promoters]]
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Matt at 20:21, 6 March 2014

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	[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter in the ~~Pacific Northwest~~ of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, Washington, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)		[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter on the West coast of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, Washington, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)

	He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[Bachelors Club]] in Portland, OR. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.		He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[Bachelors Club]] in Portland, OR. During the mid-to-late 1930s he was a boxing promoter in Watsonville, California; while also promoting occasional shows in nearby towns like Salinas and Santa Cruz. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.

	Spivey's promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=46 record] (considered incomplete)		Spivey's promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=46 record] (considered incomplete)

Ric: category

2006-07-17T17:04:19Z

Ric: confirmed it was WA, not BC

2006-02-05T18:07:14Z

confirmed it was WA, not BC

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	[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, ~~British Columbia~~, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)		[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, Washington, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)

	He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[Bachelors Club]] in Portland, OR. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.		He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[Bachelors Club]] in Portland, OR. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.

Ric: changed from Vancouver WA to BC (will confirm later)

2006-01-27T22:38:48Z

changed from Vancouver WA to BC (will confirm later)

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	[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, WA, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)		[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, British Columbia, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)

	He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[Bachelors Club]] in Portland, OR. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.		He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[Bachelors Club]] in Portland, OR. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.

Matt: spelling

2006-01-27T21:59:22Z

spelling

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	[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, WA, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)		[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, WA, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)

	He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[~~Batchelors~~ Club]] in Portland, OR. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.		He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[Bachelors Club]] in Portland, OR. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.

	Spivey's promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=46 record] (considered incomplete)		Spivey's promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=46 record] (considered incomplete)

Ric at 21:57, 27 January 2006

2006-01-27T21:57:59Z

New page

[[Wiley Spivey]] was a boxing promoter in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. According to the Nov. 4, 1948 <i>Tacoma News Tribune</i> (TNT), Spivey, recently of Vancouver, WA, was a veteran manager and matchmaker. (It is believed he was a former boxer from Iowa.)

He had promoted shows in the 1930s at the [[Batchelors Club]] in Portland, OR. His inaugural Tacoma show was held Nov. 5, 1948. He had taken over the Tacoma promoting license from [[Raleigh Sligar]], who had relinquished the permit "due to press of other business." Nov. 4 TNT. Spivey conducted only a handful of Tacoma shows before [[Joe Waterman]] returned to the city to become the matchmaker of shows for Sligar, who resumed promoting duties by early 1949.

Spivey's promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=46 record] (considered incomplete)

[[Category:Managers|Spivey, Wiley]]
[[Category:Matchmakers|Spivey, Wiley]]
[[Category:Promoters|Spivey, Wiley]]

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