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- Richards played 143 games from 1947-56.
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He was an exceptionally skilled and famous boxer, and was considered a serious contender for the world middle and light heavyweight championships for his incredible wins including his defeat of 34 out of 50 bouts against overseas celebrity boxers.
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After a solid 1946 he made it to the senior list the next season, and managed five games in the firsts. Ron was a very similar sort of player to Lou. Ron admitted he was frightened of no one, and that if he hit someone, he “hit ‘em hard”.
- May 11, 1928
- September 20, 2013
Despite not having played football since 1969, he signed to play with Port Melbourne in the Victorian Football Association in 1972, but he played only four games before suffering a hamstring injury and retiring.
May 4, 2022 · This classic interview from the GP archive reveals some fascinating insights into the Rolling Stones’ twin guitar sound. (Image credit: David Warner Ellis/Redferns) Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood’s musical partnership is one of the longest enduring high-profile guitar pairings in the history of rock ‘n’ roll. As a former member of the ...
Sep 20, 2013 · Richards played 143 games for the club from 1947-1956. The extended Richards-Pannam families represented Collingwood as players in more than 930 games for 1125 goals, including eight premierships.
In 76 regular season games with the Blackhawks, Richards scored 12 goals with 25 assists. The Blackhawks, with Richards, later faced one of his former teams, the Lightning, in the 2015 Stanley Cup Finals. Chicago would prevail in six games, giving Richards his second Stanley Cup title.
Mar 13, 2023 · Most documentation for the session has long been destroyed, but we know it was produced by George Martin with assistant Ron Richards, and was The Beatles’ only EMI session to feature Pete Best on drums; when the band returned to Abbey Road on 4 September 1962, Ringo Starr was the group’s new drummer.
