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HAMILTON SCHOOL CHAMPION BOXERS

May 1970

HAMILTON SCHOOL CHAMPION BOXERS — original newspaper photograph, May 1970
HAMILTON SCHOOL CHAMPION BOXERS. Marshall Franklin, Clifford Westbrook and Steven Westbrook pose with their trophies which they won in the Springfield Golden Gloves Downstate Tournament of Champions. Clifford Westbrook won the top trophy for lightweights. Steven Westbrook won two fights in the welterweight division and Marshall Franklin won a fight in the light middleweight division. In the background is the large traveling beautification trophy which Hamilton School children won for their clean up campaign. They won the trophy over all the other schools in the Enright District.

HAMILTON SCHOOL CHAMPION BOXERS. Marshall Franklin, Clifford Westbrook and Steven Westbrook pose with their trophies which they won in the Springfield Golden Gloves Downstate Tournament of Champions. Clifford Westbrook won the top trophy for lightweights. Steven Westbrook won two fights in the welterweight division and Marshall Franklin won a fight in the light middleweight division. In the background is the large traveling beautification trophy which Hamilton School children won for their clean up campaign. They won the trophy over all the other schools in the Enright District.

Originally published in The Paper, May 1970.

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