Yancy Henry - Revision history

Cap at 21:19, 26 July 2016

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	There are some misspellings of the names of Henry's opponent; in particular, "Gene Bonham" was Gene Bonin, and "Red Ghnouly" was Earl (Red) Conway).		There are some misspellings of the names of Henry's opponent; in particular, "Gene Bonham" was Gene Bonin, and "Red Ghnouly" was Earl (Red) Conway).

			*An article in the ''Nashua, NH Telegraph'' said that Henry stood 6'4 1-2" tall.

Matt at 16:47, 18 August 2009

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	Yancey Henry was born in Alabama but later lived in Lynn, Massachusetts, where he became an outstanding amateur. In 1936 he was the AAU heavyweight champion. In all, he had 62 amateur fights.		Yancey Henry was born in Alabama but later lived in Lynn, Massachusetts, where he became an outstanding amateur. In 1936 he was the AAU heavyweight champion. In all, he had 62 amateur fights.

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Matt at 20:06, 3 October 2006

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	1937 W ko 5, Baby Batter		1937 W ko 5, Baby Batter
	1937 W ko 1, Maynard Daniels		1937 W ko 1, Maynard Daniels
	~~1938 L Pts 6, George Hughes~~
	1939 W ko 6, Frank Benson, Los Angeles, W ko 6		1939 W ko 6, Frank Benson, Los Angeles, W ko 6

	There are some misspellings of the names of Henry's opponent; in particular, "Gene Bonham" was Gene Bonin, and "Red Ghnouly" was Earl (Red) Conway).		There are some misspellings of the names of Henry's opponent; in particular, "Gene Bonham" was Gene Bonin, and "Red Ghnouly" was Earl (Red) Conway).

Matt at 16:09, 28 September 2006

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	1937 W ko 1, Maynard Daniels		1937 W ko 1, Maynard Daniels
	1938 L Pts 6, George Hughes		1938 L Pts 6, George Hughes
	~~1938 W Pts 4, Earl Conway~~
	1939 W ko 6, Frank Benson, Los Angeles, W ko 6		1939 W ko 6, Frank Benson, Los Angeles, W ko 6

	There are some misspellings of the names of Henry's opponent; in particular, "Gene Bonham" was Gene Bonin, and "Red Ghnouly" was Earl (Red) Conway).		There are some misspellings of the names of Henry's opponent; in particular, "Gene Bonham" was Gene Bonin, and "Red Ghnouly" was Earl (Red) Conway).

Matt at 16:03, 28 September 2006

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	1937 W ko 1, Maynard Daniels		1937 W ko 1, Maynard Daniels
	1938 L Pts 6, George Hughes		1938 L Pts 6, George Hughes
			1938 W Pts 4, Earl Conway
	1939 W ko 6, Frank Benson, Los Angeles, W ko 6		1939 W ko 6, Frank Benson, Los Angeles, W ko 6

	There are some misspellings of the names of Henry's opponent; in particular, "Gene Bonham" was Gene Bonin, and "Red Ghnouly" was Earl (Red) Conway).		There are some misspellings of the names of Henry's opponent; in particular, "Gene Bonham" was Gene Bonin, and "Red Ghnouly" was Earl (Red) Conway).

Luckett at 19:58, 24 July 2005

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Yancey Henry was born in Alabama but later lived in Lynn, Massachusetts, where he became an outstanding amateur. In 1936 he was the AAU heavyweight champion. In all, he had 62 amateur fights.

Henry turned professional in Massachusetts, but then went to California, where he continued his career. In 1942 he fought out of Pittsburgh. After a stint in the United States Army, he fought twice in San Francisco, but then came east and fought mainly in the Washington, D.C. and Baltimore area. In 1946 he was knocked out by Jimmy Bivins and Curtis Sheppard, and was hospitalized after the Sheppard loss, which was his last fight.

Henry's record appeared in the 1946 and 1947 editions of <i>The Ring Record Book</i>. Several fights (undated, usually no location given) that appear in that record have not yet been verified as follows:

1937 W ko 5, Baby Batter
1937 W ko 1, Maynard Daniels
1938 L Pts 6, George Hughes
1939 W ko 6, Frank Benson, Los Angeles, W ko 6

There are some misspellings of the names of Henry's opponent; in particular, "Gene Bonham" was Gene Bonin, and "Red Ghnouly" was Earl (Red) Conway).