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Name: Stan Rowan Career Record: 55&Cat=Boxer
Name: Stan Rowan Career Record: http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=163 55&cat=boxer Nationality: British Birthplace: Liverpool, England Hometown: Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom Born: 1924-09-06 Died: 1997-01-01 Age at Death: 72 Stan began boxing with the Grafton Services Club & Caryl Gardens ABC. As an amateur he won Lancashire & Cheshire Junior Titles at two weights before winning the senior Flyweight Title at the age of seventeen. After turning professional in 1942 his first opponent was Eddie Douglas, whom he beat at the Liverpool Stadium in four rounds, 28 August 1942. Overall Stan had nine fights that year, winning seven and drawing two. He won another five bouts in 1943 before joining the Royal Air Force. Before taking up his post in the RAF there was time for one more contest against Frank Kid Bonser of Nottingham at the Tower Circus, Blackpool, on 20 January 1946. Whether his mind was distracted by his call-up to the RAF we will never know, but Stan was knocked-out for the only time in his career in the eighth round. Stan then left for wartime service in Rhodesia thus putting his career on hold for a couple of years. However, he got back to business in 1946 losing only one of six bouts beating Jacky Hughes, Mickey Jones, Tommy Madine, Norman Lewis and Mickey Colbert. Stan was now being talked about as a possible challenger for the British Title. The then champion Johnny King, who had held the title since 1932, was coming to the end of his career when he defended and lost his titles to Jackie Paterson at Belle Vue, Manchester on 10 February 1947 on a seventh round stoppage. -
Fight Record Jackie Paterson (Glasgow)
© www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site Jackie Paterson (Glasgow) Active: 1938-1951 Weight classes fought in: fly, bantam Recorded fights: 92 contests (won: 64 lost: 25 drew: 3) Born: 5th September 1920 Died: 1966 Fight Record 1938 May 27 Joe Kiely (Limerick) WPTS(10) Argyle Theatre, Greenock Source: Boxing 01/06/1938 page 15 Jul 23 Rinty Monaghan (Belfast) WKO5(8) Oval Football Ground, Belfast Source: Boxing 27/07/1938 pages 16 and 17 Monaghan was British and British Empire and European Flyweight Champion 1948-50 and World Flyweight Champion 1947-50. Aug 2 Pat McStravick (Belfast) WRSF8(10) Parkhead Arena, Glasgow Source: Boxing 10/08/1938 page 15 Aug 17 Joe Curran (Liverpool) LDSQ4(8) Shawfield Park, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 24/08/1938 page 18 Curran boxed for the British Flyweight Title 1946. Promoter: Bert Creamer Attendance: 8000 Aug 19 Tommy Stewart (Belfast) DRAW(10) Cuba Street Sports Stadium, Belfast Source: Boxing 24/08/1938 pages 17 and 18 Stewart was Northern Ireland Area Flyweight Champion 1938. Paterson 7st 13lbs 12ozs Stewart 8st 0lbs Promoter: John Sholdis Aug 26 Joe Curran (Liverpool) LPTS(10) Saracen Park, Glasgow Source: Boxing 31/08/1938 page 15 Sep 27 Mickey O'Neill (Sunderland) WPTS(10) Shawfield Park, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 05/10/1938 page 8 Promoter: Neil McGhie Attendance: 12000 Dec 14 Billy Nash (Clerkenwell) WPTS(10) City Hall, Glasgow Source: Boxing 21/12/1938 page 16 Dec 19 Phil Milligan (Oldham) WRTD6(10) New St James Hall, Newcastle Source: Boxing 21/12/1938 page 12 Milligan boxed a British Flyweight Title Eliminator 1937 and was Northern Area Flyweight Champion 1934-36. -
Subgroup I. Photographs Series 1. Hank's Files Box 1. a Folder 1. Ab
Subgroup I. Photographs Series 1. Hank’s Files Box 1. A Folder 1. Ab - Ag Kenny Abbott, Raul Abadeljo, Mohammed Abdeen, David Abella, Jimmy Abeyta, Perry “Lil” Abner, Bolden Abrams, Frankie Abrams, Louis Acaries, Carmelo Acevedo, Pablo Acevedo, Israel Acosta, Jorge Acosta, Luis Acosts, Gilberto Acuna, Steve Aczel, Mike Adame, Jimmy Adamick, Albert Adams, Jay Adams, Joe Louis Adams, Keith Adams, Freddy Addeo, Larry Adkins, Jamal Adnan, Eddie Agin, Pedro Agosto, Juan “Mendoza” Aguilar, Danny Aguilera, Raul Aguirre, Rodrigo Aguirre Folder 2. Ah - Alf Jorge Ahumada, Billy Aird, Virgil Akins, Paul Alba, Howie Albert, Johnny Alberts, Jackie Aldare, Don Alderson, Godfrey Alexander, Joe Alexander, Larry Alexander, Mike Alfano, Nelson Alfonso, Bobby Alford, Johnny Alford, Roberto Alfaro Folder 3. Ali - Ame Bash Ali, Rahaman Ali, Rasheed Ali, Unknown Ali, Bob Albright, Bobby Allen, Les Allen, Lloyd Allen, Red Allen, Willie Allen, Terrence Alli, Barry Allison, Love Allotey, Chucho Almazan, Stan Almond, Gilberto Almonte, Tony Alongi, Tato Alonso, Leo Alonzo, Richie Alvarado, Manolo Alvarez, Roman Alvarez, Carlos Amaya, Lou Ambers, Malcolm Ames Folder 4. Amp - Ango Jorge Amparo, Don Amarosa, Davidson Andeh, Brian Anders, Buddy Anderson, Cliff Anderson, Jay Anderson, Lee Anderson, Ray Anderson, Tommy Anderson, Cisco Andreade, Manuel Andrade, Al Andrews, Paul Andrews, Reg Andrews, Valmore Anez, Mick Angel, George Angelo, Sammy Angott, Sammy Angott Folder 5. Angu - Arc Bobby Angus, Hal Anspach, Tony Anthony, Vito Antuofermo, Paris Apice, Fred Apostoli, Red Applegate, Lupe Aquino, Art Aragon, Pasqual “Macho” Aranda, Bruno Arcari, Ray Arcel, Jimmy Archer, Joey Archer, Joey Archibald, Fidel Arciniega Folder 6. Are - Armstrong, Henry Augie Arellano, Argentinian Team, Richard Argo, Baby Arizimendi,George Arkakos, Roone Arledge, Richard Armah, Maurice Armault, Paul Armstead, Bob Armstrong, Davey Armstrong (Ft.