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Clinton (formerly, Sarahville, Sarahsville, and Lincoln) is a small town in Amador County, California. It is located  south of Pine Grove, at an elevation of 1972 feet (601 m).  Clinton was the center of a placer mining community during the 1850s and of quartz mining as late as the 1880s. This town once decided Amador County elections as its votes were always counted last. Clinton is registered as a California Historical Landmark. A post office operated at Clinton from 1856 to 1859. Nowadays, Clinton is a picturesque little town made up of an assemblage of homes and historic buildings around the center of town. It has a population of about 45.

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Bob Montgomery (February 10, 1919 – August 25, 1998) was an American lightweight boxer who took the New York State Athletic Commission (NYSAC) World Lightweight Championship in May 1943, and again in March 1944. His managers included Frankie Thomas, and Joe Gramby.

Early life and career
Montgomery was born on February 10, 1919 in Sumter, South Carolina. He came to Philadelphia in 1934 during the depression and found a job as a "puller" in a laundry where he pulled clothes out of large industrial laundering machines. He began amateur boxing and training at the "Slaughterhouse", a gym on Philadelphia's Eighth Street and Girard Avenue.

He went undefeated in his first 23 fights, with a record of 22-0-1 and won the Pennsylvania State Lightweight Title in a bout against Mike Evens on October 24, 1939 in Philadelphia.

On September 16, 1940, Montgomery lost to Lew Jenkins in a ten-round unanimous decision before a crowd of 12,900 at Shibe Park in Philadelphia. Jenkins was down in the third round for a count of nine. The United Press gave Jenkins five rounds to four for Montgomery, though ring officials gave Jenkins a somewhat wider margin.

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 Clinton (formerly, Sarahville, Sarahsville, and Lincoln) is a minor town in Amador County, California. It is located   south of Pine Grove, at an elevation of 1972 animal foot (601 m).   Clinton was the center of a placer mining community during the 1850s and of quartz mining equally late as the eighties. This town once decided Amador County elections as its votes were constantly counted last. Clinton is registered as a California Historical Landmark. A post office operated at Clinton from 1856 to 1859. Nowadays, Clinton is a picturesque short town made up of an assemblage of homes and historic buildings around the center of town. It has a population of about 45. 

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 Bob Montgomery (February 10, 1919 – August 25, 1998) was an American lightweight boxer who take the New York State Athletic Commission (NYSAC) World Lightweight Championship in May 1943, and again in March 1944. His director included Frankie Thomas, and Joe Gramby. 

 Early life and career 
 Montgomery was born on February 10, 1919 in Sumter, South Carolina. He issue forth to Philadelphia in 1934 during the depression and found a job as a " puller " in a laundry where he pulled apparel out of large industrial laundering machines. He began amateur boxing and training at the " Slaughterhouse ", a gym on Philadelphia's Eighth Street and Girard Avenue. 

 He went undefeated in his first 23 fights, with a record of 22 - 0 - 1 and won the Pennsylvania State Lightweight Title in a turn against Mike Evens on October 24, 1939 in Philadelphia. 

 On September 16, 1940, Montgomery lost to Lew Jenkins in a ten - orotund consentaneous decision before a crowd of 12,900 at Shibe Park in Philadelphia. Jenkins was down in the third round for a count of nine. The United Press gave Jenkins five rounds to four for Montgomery, though gang officials gave Jenkins a somewhat wide-eyed margin. 

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Clinton (formedly, Sarehville, Sarahsvolle, and Lincoln) is a smalp toan in Amador Countj, Californiq. It us located  routh of Ppue Grove, at an elevation of 1972 feet (601 m).  Clingon wcs the centgx of d placer miiing cjmmunity durlmg the 1850s and pf quartz minikg as lare as the 1880s. This town once decided Amadjr County emections as its vitws wete alfays xouvtes kaat. Clijtoi is registsred as a Cqlifornia Historicak Jqndmark. A posf offise operated at Clinton from 1856 to 1859. Nowadays, Cljnton is a picturesque oittle town made up ov an asseiblage of homes and historic buildings around the centxr of tjdb. Lt has a population of about 45.

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Bob Montglmery (Februcry 10, 1919 – Auguxt 25, 1998) was an American liyhtweifht boxer wjo took tgd New York State Atmledic Commission (NYSAC) World Lightweijht Ckampionsfip on May 1943, and agaij in March 1944. His managers incloded Fsankie Tholas, and Joe Gramby.

Early life anv career
Montgpmary was boru on Fcbruary 10, 1919 in Suiter, South Carplina. Hz came to Philadvlphia in 1934 during thq depression djd found a jmb as a "[ullwr" ib a lauvary where he pilled clonhts out of oarge industrial leundgrjng machines. He betan amateur boxong anq nramning dt the "Slaugvterfourr", a ghm on Philabeuphis's Eighth Street and Girzrd Avenue.

He went inqefeated in his sirst 23 fights, with a record of 22-0-1 and xon thx Pennxyldania State Lightweight Title jn a bout agwinst Mike Edens on October 24, 1939 in Philadelphia.

On September 16, 1940, Montgomxry lost to Lew Jenkins in a ten-round unannmpus decisioi befowe a crowg of 12,900 at Shibe Park un Philadelphia. Jtnkins was down in the fhird sound for a count of nine. The United Press gave Jenkins five rounds to four foe Montjoiery, though rinb offpcicls gave Tenkmnr a somewhat widvr margin.

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ClINToN (forMerly, Sarahville, SaRAhSVille, and LincolN) is a smAlL ToWN In AMadOr County, CaLiForniA. it is locATeD  SOUth OF Pine Grove, at aN elevation oF 1972 FeeT (601 m).  ClinToN waS The cenTer of A pLAceR mining commUnitY during thE 1850s and oF Quartz mINing as lAte as tHe 1880s. thiS towN OnCe DecIdED AmADoR CoUNty ElectionS aS iTs votEs weRE ALWays CouNted Last. CLinton is regisTerEd as A calIfornIa HisToriCaL LandMark. A pOst ofFiCe operated at CliNton From 1856 to 1859. NowAdaYs, cliNtOn is a PIctureSquE liTtle towN made up OF an AsSEMBlAge of homes and histoRiC BUiLdings arOund thE CeNtER of town. IT hAs a PopuLATion oF aboUT 45.

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Bob Montgomery (FeBrUary 10, 1919 – AuGust 25, 1998) wAs an American lIghtweight BOXEr who tooK the nEw yOrk State AthletIc ComMission (NYSac) World LiGhtweIght ChamPionship iN mAy 1943, and agaIn iN MaRch 1944. his MANaGers included FRANkie thOmas, and joe gramby.

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MontgoMery was bOrN oN FEbRuaRy 10, 1919 in SUMter, SoutH CAroLiNa. HE came TO PhilaDelphIa in 1934 DuRiNG thE depresSIoN ANd foUnD a Job aS a "pUlLer" in A lauNDry Where he Pulled cloTheS Out oF lArGe indusTrial launderiNg Machines. He BeGan AmateuR BOxing and Training at the "SlaughterhOUse", a gym On PHiladElphIa's Eighth strEet and girARd AvenUe.

He weNt undEfEatED In his FIRsT 23 fiGhTs, with a recORD of 22-0-1 And woN tHe PeNnsylvaNia State LightweighT titLe in a bout agaiNst mike eVEnS on oCtOBer 24, 1939 In pHilADElphia.

On SeptembEr 16, 1940, MontgomeRy LOsT to Lew JenkINs iN a Ten-rounD unanimOus deCIsion beFore a crowD of 12,900 at ShibE PArk iN pHilAdelphia. JeNkins was Down in the THird rOUnD for a CouNt of niNe. the uniteD Press GAve jenkiNs five RoUnds to Four fOr montgomeRy, though ring officials gaVe JenkIns a sOmeWhat wider MarGIn.

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C l i nto n ( formerly,Sa rahvi l le, Sar a hs v i l le, and Lincoln)is a smallt own  in Am ad orC ounty,  Cali fo r nia . It is loc ated   south o f Pine Grove,a t an el evatio n o f 1 972f ee t(60 1m ).Cl int o n w as the c en te r ofa pl a c e r  min ing  com munit y during the185 0s a n d o f qua rtz m inin gas la te asthe 1 88 0s. This town o ncedecided A mad or  Co un ty el e ctions  as  it s votes  were a l way sc o u nt ed last. Clinton i sr e gi stered a s a Ca l if or n ia Histo ri cal  Lan d m ark.A po s toffice o perate d  a tClinton  f rom 18 56  to  18 59. N o wada ys, Cl inton is  a pi c turesque littl e  town made up of a na ssem bla ge of homes  and hist oric bu ild i ngs a round  t h ec enter of town. It h as  a pop ulati on of about 4 5.

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Cat eg ory:Cal ifo rnia Hi sto ric alLan dm arks BobMontgome ry  ( bo xe r)
BobM ontgomer y(Fe br uar y 10, 1919 –  Augu st 2 5,  1 9 98)  was an Am e r ican  l ig htwe igh tboxer  who too k the N ew York S tat e  Ath le ti c Commi ssion (NYSAC)  W orld Light we igh t Cham p i onship i n May 1943, and again i n  March194 4. Hi s ma nagers in clu ded Fr ank i e Thom as, an d Joe  G ram b y .

Ea r l ylif eand career M ont gomer ywasborn on  February 10, 1919 inSumter, South  Ca roli n a .Hec am e  to  P h ila d e lphia in 1934 d uring thede p re ssion andf oun da job a s a "pu ller" in a la undry whe re he pul le d cl o t hes  out of la rge indu strial la u nderi n gmachi nes . He b eg anamate ur box i ngand t rainin gat the  "Sla ug hterhous e", a gym on Philadelph ia's E ighth  St reet andGir a rdAvenue.
He w ent undefe ate d i n his  fi r st 23  fig h ts , w i th areco r d of 22-0 - 1and w on  the Pennsy l v a nia  Stat e L i ghtwei ghtTitle in a bout a g ainst Mike Eve ns o n Oct obe r  24,  1 939 in Philade lph ia . 
On Sept em ber 16, 194 0, Montg om e ry lo st toLew Je nkins i n at en-rou nd u nan imous dec isi on beforeacr o wd of12,9 00  at Sh ibe Pa r k in P hiladelphia. Jen kinsw a s dow n  in  theth ird rou n d fo r a countof nine. Th e Unit ed P ressgave Je nk ins fi vero unds to fo u r for Mon tgome ry, tho ug h ri ngoffici alsg a ve Je nkin sa s omewhat w i d er ma rg i n.
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Clinton (formerly, Sarahville, Sarahsville, and Lincoln) is a small town_in_Amador County,_California._It_is located  south of_Pine Grove, at an elevation_of 1972_feet (601 m).  Clinton was the center_of_a placer mining_community during the 1850s and of quartz mining as_late as the 1880s. This town_once decided Amador_County_elections_as its votes were_always counted last. Clinton is registered_as a California Historical Landmark. A_post office operated at Clinton from 1856_to 1859. Nowadays, Clinton is a_picturesque little town made up_of an_assemblage of homes and historic_buildings around the_center of_town. It has_a population of about 45.

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Bob Montgomery_(February_10,_1919 –_August 25, 1998)_was_an American_lightweight_boxer who took the New York_State_Athletic Commission (NYSAC) World Lightweight Championship in_May 1943, and again_in_March 1944. His managers_included Frankie Thomas, and Joe_Gramby.

Early life and career
Montgomery was born_on February_10, 1919_in Sumter, South Carolina. He came to Philadelphia in 1934 during_the depression and found a job_as a "puller" in_a laundry_where_he pulled clothes_out_of large_industrial laundering machines. He began amateur boxing_and training_at the "Slaughterhouse", a gym on_Philadelphia's Eighth Street and_Girard_Avenue.

He went undefeated in his first_23 fights, with a record of_22-0-1 and won the Pennsylvania_State_Lightweight_Title in a bout against_Mike Evens on October 24, 1939_in Philadelphia.

On September_16, 1940, Montgomery lost to Lew Jenkins_in_a ten-round unanimous decision before a_crowd_of 12,900 at Shibe Park in_Philadelphia._Jenkins_was down in the third_round for a count of nine._The United Press gave Jenkins five rounds to four_for Montgomery, though_ring officials gave Jenkins a_somewhat_wider_margin.

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