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January 2002 - March 2004 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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GET THROUGH IT, I HOPE..BUT YOUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS REALLY MEAN ALOT.....|<br />

|7/24/02 10:49:31 AM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA<br />

CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|Dear Slade: I have a tape of that one it<br />

was they 1975 version: JERRY Q. was not near as competetive on that one, as the<br />

one in 1974, and the 1974 superstars, had better atheletes, i think one big<br />

difference, was 74' he had just ko'd SHAVERS ( WHO BY THE WAY RAN A 10.5 HUNDRED<br />

IN THE SUPERSTARS) AND WAS IN SHAPE AND ON A HIGH, AND THE 75' VERSION, HE HAD<br />

NOT FOUGHT IN 8 MONTHS AFTER THE SECOND FRAZIER LOSS, AND MAYBE ON A LOW. THEY<br />

IRONIC THING,IS MOE (JIMMY) TOLD ME JERRY WOULD HAVE WON THE WHOLE THING IF THEY<br />

WOULD HAVE HAD IT IN 1969.WOULD HAVE LOVED TO HAVE SEEN IT.|<br />

|7/24/02 03:15:08 PM|Angelo|DC||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|Ali takes Holyfield<br />

rather easily, piling up the points round after round and finishing with a<br />

flurry to win by late round TKO. Holyfield would be scrappy, but simply<br />

outgunned. He would try to pressure Ali ala Smokin' Joe, but wouldn't succeed.<br />

He would just get jabbed to death and pounded as he bored in. |<br />

|7/24/02 07:38:59 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|<strong>The</strong>y showed<br />

last night on ESPN classic Muhammed Ali verses Joe Frazier 3 and Ali/<strong>Quarry</strong> 2.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Thrilla In Manila is always worth watching but once again it is<br />

disappointing that the only fight they ever show featuring <strong>Jerry</strong> is Ali/<strong>Quarry</strong><br />

2, of course not one of <strong>Jerry</strong>'s better performances. |<br />

|7/24/02 08:50:33 PM|Gerry Schultz|Ohio||jgschultz@firstam.com||||10|Very<br />

interesting Superstars stuff... In mentioning again Ali- <strong>Quarry</strong>, and our<br />

current Ali-Holyfield, good points are made regarding what it took to really<br />

challenge this guy. Opponents would almost surrender speed, height, movement.<br />

Regardless of their package, they would have to pursue, get inside, slip, eat<br />

jabs. Frazier, of course, was great at this, and was the only one to really put<br />

dents in this guy's smile, which I enjoyed. Ali had to get arrogant and slip up<br />

for a cunning boxer like <strong>Jerry</strong> to seize on him, which he nearly did. <strong>Jerry</strong><br />

bulled Frazier in their first fight in the first two rounds, and was amazing, I<br />

think. This was his best chance against Ali, who might then be inclined to play<br />

into JQ's counterpunching by pursuing. <strong>Jerry</strong> showed Ali a great deal of respect,<br />

and did not build up in training to be the "Frazier type" to slug him. You're<br />

right, this fight is overplayed, but for Ali fans and the race angle. You have<br />

to be a boxing fan to know how good <strong>Jerry</strong> was, which is too bad. But if their<br />

fight had turned to where Ali had to exchange and box JQ, the better side of<br />

<strong>Jerry</strong>'s game would've been displayed. He just couldn't put Ali in that positon.|<br />

|7/25/02 01:03:45 PM|Johnny Q|New York||johnqw@yahoo.com||||10|We need to get a<br />

letter campaign together to ESPNCL. Coming up is <strong>Jerry</strong>'s fight with Norton;<br />

another example of using <strong>Jerry</strong>'s loosing efforts for the ratings game. <strong>The</strong>y use<br />

to show the <strong>Jerry</strong> v Earnie Shavers fight, until Classic Sports was bought out by<br />

ESPN. That's when it became, all too often, the Ali & opponents show. I'm going<br />

to petition them to show <strong>Jerry</strong> v Shavers, Foster, Lyle, Bodell, Frazier 1 and<br />

others.|<br />

|7/25/02 02:00:24 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|That is a good<br />

idea to lobby ESPN to show other fights besides the same old tired ones we have<br />

seen a millon times. I am looking forward to watching <strong>Jerry</strong> verses Norton<br />

though because I only have parts of it on my highlight tape and that fight was a<br />

good one even though <strong>Jerry</strong> lost.|<br />

|7/27/02 01:05:54 AM|Sonia Hathaway(<strong>Quarry</strong>)|Joshua Tree,<br />

CA||Sonia81@aol.com||||10|ok here goes, we are trying to find the lyrics or even<br />

the record "Daddy Who Daddy Cool" by Robie Porter, its a song our father sang to<br />

us when we were kids, tried to find it for his services, but couldn't. So<br />

thought maybe someone out there could help. Dad, we love & miss you so much,<br />

its so hard to believe that you are not with us any more. Uncle <strong>Jerry</strong>, we love<br />

& miss you also. Take care of each other. |<br />

|7/27/02 05:35:27 PM|Evren|London||@||||10|I think that in a good battle Ali<br />

would have a slight edge in all round ability and outbox holyfield for a

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