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Subgroup XX. Organizations Series 1. Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Box 1 Folder 1. AAU Newsletter #21 February 1, 1979 Folder 2. AAU Newsletter #22 March 26, 1979 Folder 3. AAU Special Boxing Newsletter March 30, 1979 Folder 4. AAU Newsletter #23 April 17, 1979 Folder 5. AAU Newsletter #24 June 1, 1979 Folder 6. AAU Newsletter #25 August 23, 1979 Folder 7. AAU Newsletter #26 September 10, 1979 Folder 8. AAU Newsletter #27 October 9, 1979 Folder 9. AAU Newsletter #28 November 14, 1979 Folder 10. AAU Newsletter #30 December 27, 1979 Folder 11. AAU Newsletter #31 January 23, 1980 Folder 12. AAU Newsletter #32 February 19, 1980 Folder 13. AAU Newsletter #33 February 19, 1980 Folder 14. AAU Special Newsletter February 27, 1980 Folder 15. AAU Chairman’s Corner February 27, 1980 Folder 16. AAU Newsletter #35 March 4, 1980 Folder 17. AAU Special Newsletter March 4, 1980 Folder 18. AAU Special Newsletter March 20, 1980 Folder 19. AAU Newsletter #35 March 28, 1980 Folder 20. AAU Newsletter #36 Folder 21. AAU Newsletter #37 July 7, 1980 Folder 22. AAU Newsletter #37 Enclosure #1&#2 Reference July 16, 1980 Folder 23. AAU Newsletter #38 July 15, 1980 Folder 24. AAU Newsletter #39 October 28, 1980 Folder 25. AAU Special Newsletter November 5, 1980 Folder 26. AAU Correspondences 1978-1979 Folder 27. AAU Income and Expenses from January 1, 1980-October 30, 1980 Folder 28. AAU Ohio State Fair News Releases 1979-1980 Series 2. Boxing Writers Association of America (BWAA) Box 2 Folder 1. BWAA Ringsider Vol. 1 June 20, 1970, Newsletter 1995-1996, Newspaper/Magazine Clippings Undated 1927, 1960-1980s Folder 2. BWAA Annual Dinner Programs/seating arrangement 1945, 1962-1975 Folder 3. BWAA Annual Dinner Programs/seating arrangement 1977-1983 Folder 4. BWAA Annual Dinner Programs/seating arrangement 1984 Folder 5. BWAA Annual Dinner Programs/seating arrangement 1988 Folder 6. BWAA Annual Dinner Programs/seating arrangement 1992-2003 Folder 7. BWAA Correspondence from Bill Gallo to Angelo Dundee and Harry Warren, Misc writings regarding BWAA including listing of presidents from 1957-1992 Series 3: Ex-Boxer’s Association (EBA) 1 Box 3 (quarter box) Folder 1. EBA Box On! 1974: December (2) (Vol. 1 No. 4) 1975: April, July (Summer), Winter (Vol. 2 Nos. 1-3) 1976: Summer (2) (Vol. 2 No. 4) 1977: Spring (Vol. 2 No. 5), Summer (2) (Vol. 3 No. 2) Folder 2. EBA Box On! Undated: Vol. 3 Nos. 3, 4 (2), Vol. 4 Nos. 2, 3 (2), 4, Vol. 5 No. 1 (2), 2, 3 Folder 3. EBA Box On! pp. 15-20 of unknown issue, Souvenir Issue (2) Folder 4. EBA Ring-Wise 1983: October, November 1984: February, March, April Folder 5. EBA Seconds Out 1974: August, November (Nos. 24, 26) 1975: January (4), October, November (2), December (2) (Nos. 28, 36-38) 1976: January (2), February, March, June (2), August (Nos. 39-41, 44, 46) 1978: June (No. 67) 1982: September (No. 117) 1983: November (No. 131) Folder 6. EBA The Southern Ex-Boxer 1987: November (Vol. 1 No. 4) 1988: Spring (Vol. 1 No. 5) 1993: Autumn (Vol. 2 No. 6) Folder 7. EBA Miscellaneous Sussex EBA Rule book, newspaper clippings Jack Casey: The Sunderland Assassin by Archie Potts 1975: First International Convention of Ex-Boxers April 26-27 Pamphlet (two copies) 1983: October, Sunderland EBA Newsletter 1983: December, Northamptonshire EBA’s The Square Ring magazine (Round 22) 1987: October, Kent EBA “Comes of Age” by Ray Lambert 1988: Kent EBA Newsletters May (No. 1) & June (No. 2) 1999: Sporting Club Review February (No. 3) Series 4. International Boxing Hall of Fame (IBHOF) Box 4 Folder 1. IBHOF Newsletter The Main Event August 1984-Fall 1993 Folder 2. IBHOF Newsletter The Main Event Winter 1994-Fall 1999 Folder 3. IBHOF Newsletter The Main Event Winter 2000-2007 Folder 4. IBHOF Newspaper clippings undated, 1984-2006 Folder 5. IBHOF Photocopies of articles/internet newspaper printouts Undated Folder 5A. IBHOF Photocopies of articles/internet newspaper printouts February 1982-2006 Folder 6. IBHOF Newspaper/Magazine clippings about Hank Kaplan’s induction into IBHOF 2006 Folder 7. IBHOF Photocopies of articles about Hank Kaplan’s induction into IBHOF 2006 Box 5 Folder 1. IBHOF Souvenir Booklet Undated (two copies); Goals and Principals Booklet; Proposal Booklet for Canastota New York Boxing Capital of the Americas 1980s (three copies) Folder 2. IBHOF Programs for Annual Conventions March 1987-June 1993 2 Folder 3. IBHOF Programs for Annual Conventions June 1994-June 1995 Folder 4. IBHOF Programs for Annual Conventions June 1996-June 1997 Folder 5. IBHOF Programs for Annual Conventions 1998-2000 Folder 6. IBHOF Programs for Annual Conventions 2001-2003 Folder 7. IBHOF Programs for Annual Conventions 2004-2005 Box 6 Folder 1. IBHOF Programs for Annual Conventions June 2006 Folder 2. IBHOF Programs for Annual Conventions June 2006 Folder 3. IBHOF Programs for Annual Conventions 2007 Folder 4. IBHOF Programs for Undated 2nd Annual Breakfast Buffet; Undated Silent Auction at Empire Room; OCH- ECF Father- Son Picnic 1992-1996; Annual Men’s BBQ June 9, 2006-2007 Folder 5. IBHOF Press Kits 1985, 2004-2006: The Main Event staring George Burns and Bob Hope April 15, 1985; 15th Annual Induction Weekend 2004; December16, 2006 Edison Miranda vs. Willie Gibbs (three copies); 17th Annual Induction Weekend 2006; 18th Annual Induction Weekend 2007 Folder 6. IBHOF Correspondence to Hank Kaplan Undated Folder 7. IBHOF Correspondence to Hank Kaplan 1981-1991 Folder 8. IBHOF Correspondence to Hank Kaplan 1992-1996 Folder 9. IBHOF Correspondence to Hank Kaplan 1997-2001 Box 7 Folder 1. IBHOF Correspondence to Hank Kaplan 2002-2006 Folder 2. IBHOF Correspondence from Hank Kaplan Undated, 1993, 1996, 2006 Folder 3. IBHOF Correspondences of Chris Dundee, Angelo Dundee, Ed Brophy, Mario Cuomo Folder 4. IBHOF News Releases to organization members Undated -1996 Folder 5. IBHOF News Releases to organization members 1997-2007 Folder 6. IBHOF News Releases to organization members regarding elections 1999-2006 Folder 7. IBHOF Ballots to annual elections Folder 8. IBHOF Results to annual elections Folder 9. IBHOF Handbills to annual conventions 1985-2007 Box 8 Folder 1. IBHOF Pamphlets for IBHOF Museum, Canastota, and annual conventions 1993-2007 Folder 2. IBHOF Handbills Roy Jones Jr., Jimmy Ellis Folder 3. IBHOF Hank Kaplan Profile Folder 4. IBHOF Miscellaneous Annual Convention Information Folder 5. IBHOF Word Search Puzzles, Advertisements for organization Folder 6. IBHOF Business cards and other small items (See Oversize Box 45 for more IBHOF) Series 5. International Boxing Organization (IBO) Box 8 continued Folder 7. IBO , The Top 100: Computerized Boxing Rankings Booklet April 1999-July 2000 Folder 8. IBO , The Top 100: Computerized Boxing Rankings Booklet November 2000-July 2001 Folder 9. IBO , The Top 100: Computerized Boxing Rankings Booklet October 2001-July 2003 Folder 10. IBO , The Top 100: Computerized Boxing Rankings Booklet October 2003-January 2005 Folder 11. IBO The Top 100: Computerized Boxing Rankings Booklet April 2005, July 2005 3 Folder 12. IBO Ratings 1992, 1998-1999 Folder 13. IBO letter to members May 1 & May 9, 1992 and News Release 1998 Folder 14. IBO Handbills: ‘Who says Ayala vs. Adams is a perfect match-up?’; IBO Convention 2000; Hasim Rahman ‘Pleased to be #1 in the IBO Top 100’ Series 6. International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO) Box 9 Folder 1. IBRO Newsletter Undated, May 1982-September 1990 Folder 2. IBRO Newsletter October 1994-July 1997 Folder 3. IBRO The Journal July 2000, June 2001 Folder 4. IBRO The Journal September 2001-March 2002 Folder 5. IBRO The Journal June 2002-December 2002 Box 10 Folder 1. IBRO The Journal April-June 2003 Folder 2. IBRO The Journal September 2003 Folder 3. IBRO The Journal March-June 2004 Folder 4. IBRO The Journal September2004-December2004 Folder 5. IBRO The Journal March 2005-June 2005 Folder 6. IBRO The Journal September2005-December2005 Box 11 (quarter box) Folder 1. IBRO The Journal March 2006-September2006 Folder 2. IBRO The Journal December 2006- June 2007 Folder 3. IBRO First Annual Journal of the IBRO June 1983 Folder 4. IBRO Correspondence between Hank Kaplan and John Grasso January 1982-January 1985 Series 7. The Mendoza Group, Inc. Box 12 Folder 1. The Mendoza Group Inc. Newspaper Articles Undated, 1972-1976 Folder 2. The Mendoza Group Inc. First drafts of newspaper articles, Photocopies of newspaper articles Undated, 1972-1973 Folder 3. The Mendoza Group Inc. Correspondence between prospective Boxers and members of the Mendoza group & Correspondence between Hank Kaplan and members of the organization Undated, 1971-1976 Folder 4. The Mendoza Group Inc. News Releases to members, Final Tax Return, Hank Kaplan’s fifteen shares of Mendoza Group’s stock, stationary, and Pamphlet regarding organization’s goals and members Series 8. National Italian-American Sports Hall of Fame (NIASHF) Box 12 continued Folder 5. NIASHF Red White and Green Newsletter 1979, 1980; Red White and Green Magazine 1979 induction edition, Commemorative Issue XII; Campaign for the NIASHOF booklet 2001 (two copies); Articles 1974-1980, 1990 Folder 6. National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame Programs 1977, 1987-1991 Folder 7. National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame Correspondence between Kaplan and George Randazzo, Angelo Dundee and Randazzo, and Bill and Randazzo 4 Folder 8. NIASHF News Releases; Handbills for annual conventions Folder 9. NIASHF Lists of members and nominees; pamphlets for annual conventions and the organization; Raffle tickets, stickers, business cards Folder 10. National Italian-American Boxing Hall of Fame President George Randazzo’s restaurant Randazzo’s Little Italy Menu (See Oversize Box 45 for more NIASHOF) Series 9. United States Boxing Association (USBA) / International Boxing Federation /United States Boxing Association (IBF/USBA) Box 13 Folder 1.
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    PRESS RELEASE March 22, 2017 Riverside, CA WORLD BOXING COUNCIL LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION MIKEY GARCIA RETURNS TO RIVERSIDE BOXING ACADEMY Undefeated Professional Boxer trains with At-Risk Youth, Encouraging the Pursuit of Dreams and Higher Education UPCOMING MIKEY GARCIA EVENT Hosted by Raincross Boxing AcadeMy and the Riverside Police Foundation, Mikey Garcia will be giving a speech and boxing deMonstration on: Thursday, April 6th 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Raincross Boxing AcadeMy 3280 Vine St. #205 Riverside, CA 92507 The Riverside Police Foundation welcomes back Mikey Garcia to once again motivate the At-Risk Youth of Riverside through a boxing deMonstration and a discussion on his path to becoming an undefeated world chaMpion. He will also be speaking about the iMportance of pursuing one’s dreaMs and the significance of higher education. The event will be open to the public. Raincross Boxing Academy ⧫ PO BOX 52353, Riverside CA 92517 ⧫ [email protected] ABOUT MIKEY GARCIA Even though Mikey Garcia is currently the World Boxing Council Lightweight ChaMpion, he continues to reMeMber his roots. Raised in the Most humble of circuMstances, Mikey Garcia has demonstrated throughout his whole career the astonishing achievements one can achieve with dedication, discipline, and hard work. Mikey first started boxing in his early teenage years, relentlessly fighting his way to become the undefeated world champion. He continues to be undefeated (36-0, 30 KOs). In addition to Mikey’s current title, he has held Many other world titles, including WBO, Ring featherweight champion, and WBO junior lightweight chaMpion. When he isn’t boxing, Mikey Garcia actively spends his tiMe with Many youth developMent prograMs in order to inspire the next generation to chase their dreaMs - just as he did.
  • N.J. Boxing Hall of Fame Newsletter August 2015

    N.J. Boxing Hall of Fame Newsletter August 2015

    The New Jersey Boxing Hall of Fame Newsletter Volume 20 Issue 6/7/8 E-Mail Address: [email protected] August 2015 NEXT MEETING DATE - PRESIDENT - HENRY HASCUP 59 KIPP AVE, LODI, N.J. 07644 (1-973-471-2458) George Hill, Boxing judge since the also fought John Mugabi, Wilford Thursday, 1980’s, who judged Gatti/Ward 2 & 3, Scypion, Alex Ramos, Michael Plus many World title holders such as Olajide, Frank Tate & Michael Nunn. August 27th Pernell Whitaker, Livingstone Daryl Peoples, the President of the Bramble, Terry Norris, Tracy Harris * The next meeting for the New Jersey International Boxing Federation (IBF) Patterson, Sven Ottke, Charles Brewer, since May of 2010. Daryl has appeared Boxing Hall of Fame will be on Bernard Hopkins, Ronald Wright, Thursday, August 27th, at the Faith on the Boxing Digest 50 most David Tua, Hasim Rahman, Michael influential people in boxing list and Reformed Church located at 95 Weaver, Jesse James Leija, Wladimir Washington St. in Lodi, N.J. which is has appeared on the boxing power Klitschko vs. Samuel Peter, Arthur index for the past 2 years. right at the corner of Washington and Abraham, Miguel Cotto, Antonio Prospect St., starting at 8:00 P.M. Margarito vs. Kermit Cintron, Joshua Mark Taffet, an influential part of Clottey vs. Zab Judah, Lucian Bute vs. HBO fight game – Pay-per-view * As the President of the New Jersey Edison Miranda, Mikey Garcia, Bryant Marksman. HBO’s senior vice Boxing Hall of Fame I am proud to Jennings, Lamont Peterson vs. Amir president of sports operations and pay- announce that on Thursday evening, Khan per-view.