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Where can I find Golden Gloves Boxing records from the 1950's in Tyler Tx?
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1950's heavy weight boxers
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Did woman in the 1950s always where gloves?
Women in the 1950s often wore gloves when dressed for a formal occasion e.g., a wedding, funeral, church service, dance, or formal luncheon or dinner. Sometimes the gloves were plain white, otherwise they would match the outfit.
Did the british use rubber gloves in world war 2?
Nope,rubber gloves were invented a little later,in 1950s'
Where is Harold carter-1950s boxer?
Theres a Harold Carter in 1979 that was killed (murdered) March, 16-17, 1979 in Cleveland, Ohio a Cleveland born, former Golden Gloves champion named 49th best light heavy weight in the world in 1971 by a boxing magazine. Survived by a wife Renee. Lived at 3550 E.112th st Cleveland. deletefull@aol.com
What types of music records were there in 1950s?
rock
What were country music's golden years?
1950s & '60s
When did TV come of age?
THe 1950s are considered the golden age of television.
Did ballplayers used to leave their gloves on the field between innings?
They were not required to, but as a common practice, most did up to the late 1950s when it became mandatory to take the gloves with them when they left the field.
Where can you find your medical records from 1950?
medical records for Melbourne in the 1950s
What sports did people play in the 1950s?
The sports people played during the 1950s included baseball, basketball, boxing, golf, and football. People also played soccer, tennis. soccer, wrestling, hockey and NASCAR.
What are the ratings and certificates for Hollywood Singing and Dancing A Musical History - The 1950s The Golden Era of the Musical - 2009 V?
Hollywood Singing and Dancing A Musical History - The 1950s The Golden Era of the Musical - 2009 V is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
What does a.k.a. mean on legal papers such as adoption records from the 1950s?
A.k.a is an acronym for "also known as".
Did the us army have a boxing team in the 1950's?
Yes, the US Army had a boxing team in the 1950s. The Army's boxing team was known for producing many successful boxers who eventually went on to compete at the national and international level. The team provided a platform for soldiers with boxing skills to showcase their talent and represent the Army in various competitions.
