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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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angles. Dead Parrots. Black Knights. <strong>The</strong> Japanese soldier in Borneo. <strong>The</strong> Battle<br />

of the Undead in Australia. It's funny. Even 'Bird Seed' Steve was having a<br />

laugh. Kent too. But not Forest.|<br />

|7/11/05 05:34:16 PM|Kent|Murrieta, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|No one has<br />

addressed the possibility that it was Shavers management in the 1974-75 period<br />

who didn't want a fight with Frazier as they needed to rebuild him as a<br />

contender after two losses, to <strong>Quarry</strong> and Stallings or the fact that it was<br />

Ellis' last chance, Frazier two, while Shavers was still a good prospect for the<br />

future that didn't need to be put in over his head too soon.<strong>The</strong> loss to<br />

<strong>Quarry</strong> followed by the loss to journeyman Stallings clearly shows Shavers was<br />

not ready yet for Frazier and when Shavers was ready, in 1976, Frazier was<br />

essentially gone from the scene.|<br />

|7/11/05 05:43:10 PM|Massimo |Roma||4||||10|Steve-I personally believe<br />

that dark matter exists. If not, you couldn't understand how some clusters of<br />

stars stay together and other things. Many physicists say that not only dark<br />

matter exists, but it's more than 90% of the entire mass of the Universe!<br />

Probably neutrino (now people propend to thinking that neutrino has a mass) and<br />

WIMP (Weakly Interactive Massive Particles) are two good candides. As far as I<br />

know Astrophysicists still change their minds very often on the issue whether<br />

the Universe will expand forever or not. I have been listening either (or both)<br />

versions since I got involved in Physics. I personally like better the small<br />

problems in Physics than the "everything-problems". With the small problems, you<br />

can create a mathematical theory, make a smart experiment and check if your<br />

theory fits the results of your experiment. If it is so, you can be sure that<br />

your theory works well and that you have really learnt something. On the other<br />

hand, even if I certainly admit that the everything questions are fashinating,<br />

there is always the risk of getting nowhere...PS: ah, I almost forgot, I<br />

don't understand how an infinite Universe can be compatible with the Big Bang<br />

<strong>The</strong>ory. |<br />

|7/11/05 05:57:31 PM|Fan|Fandom||Fan@Fandom.com||||10|Forest Ward was a good<br />

amateur in New York in the mid-late 60's. He was actually thought to be a big-<br />

time prospect. He didn't translate that well into the pro ranks. maybe he was<br />

still a little young. He lost by TKO to Chuck Wepner in his 7th fight. He did<br />

score a good knockout over prospect 17-0 Pedro Agosto. He ended up 9-2-2 7 KO's<br />

and retired at the age of 20. I don't know how good he was, but I am not him on<br />

this site or in reality. This will be my last denial of that fact, back to<br />

boxing please.|<br />

|7/11/05 06:39:34 PM|Forest Ward|New York||NYC||||10|Norm baby aka Howard C. you<br />

called me a homosexual and an alcoholic and a jailbird on posts dated 3/2/05,<br />

and 3/3/05.I will say again as I said before you are projecting you own<br />

deficiencies on me. Norm baby, I don't by your BS act for one moment. You and I<br />

both know what you are made of.|<br />

|7/11/05 07:07:31 PM|Howard C.|Louisville||howardc@louisville||||10|Just when I<br />

thought it was safe to come back, I see that Mrs Forrest Fandom-Ward is still<br />

making ridiculous allegations. Oh well. I guess I'll get over it and so will<br />

Noam. <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> and Joe Frazier. <strong>Quarry</strong> was born in 1945 and Frazier<br />

in 1944. <strong>The</strong>y both turned professional in 1965. Consider the guys <strong>Quarry</strong> fought<br />

that Frazier didn't: London (x 2), Patterson (x 2), Lyle, Shavers, Norton, and<br />

Mac Foster.In the meantime, Frazier found time to be fighting Standers<br />

and Daniels and Zyglewicz.Mac Foster fought from 1966 to 1976. Had 36<br />

fights and won 30, all by ko. He was 6'3" tall, same height as<br />

Foreman.By the end of 1967 Foster had had 9 fights, all wins by KO.<br />

Frazier didn't fight him.By the end of 1968 Foster had had 16 fights,<br />

all wins by KO. Frazier still didn't fight him. Instead in 1968 Frazier fought<br />

Manuel Ramos. By then Ramos had had 29 fights for 21 wins (only 15 ko's), 6<br />

losses, and 2 draws.By the end of 1969 Foster had 22 fights, all wins by<br />

KO. Frazier still didn't fight him. He fought Dave Zyglewicz instead. Dave was

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