1985 Great Plains Amateur Boxing Association Hall Of Fame Luncheon Program - Lance Kress, Rick Kaiser, Henry Jacoby, Jack Guthrie - Omaha Nebraska
Item Description
G.P.A.B.A
Great Plains Amateur Boxing Association
52nd Annual Hall Of Fame Luncheon
On-Site Program
Date - February 23, 1985
Venue - Cleopatra's Supper Club, Omaha, Nebraska
1985 HOF Induction Honorees include: Lance Kress, Rick Kaiser, Henry Jacoby and Jack Guthrie
Previous HOF inductees listed in the program include:
1975: Roy Feltman, Bill Thomas, Harry Farnham, Jake Nanomantube, Jack Fickler, Wally Provost
1976: Harley Cooper, Paul Hartnek, Art Hernandez, Fred Hernandez, Sammy Williams, Carl Viciquerra
1977: Bill Nelson, Frank Cvitak, Wendell Stewart, Leonard Hawkins, Charles Mollner
1978: Tony Drake, Victor Marker, Vernon Hixon
1979: Floyd Olds, Joe Parks, Jesse Salzer
1980: Bill Engel, Roger Pelster, Sammy Verse
1981: Tom Cisneros, Jack Drayer, Dr. Jack Ewing, Dr. Jack Lewis
1982: Jeff Lemair, Paul Martinez, Jimmy McKay
1983: Ron Robinson, Bobby Weston, Pat Jefferson
1984: Bob Morley, John Rohnert, Lamont Kirkland
SIZE - About 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" inches. 4 page fold-out.
CONDITION - About EX condition with general handling wear.
A great lot for the vintage boxing magazine and memorabilia collector.
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(6 available in similar condition)
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