Ray Lunny (025829)

First Name Ray  Last Name Lunny  Nickname   Sex Male Date of Birth 1919-06-07  Deceased 2003-05-20  Birthplace City   Birthplace Country   Hometown San Francisco, CA  Nationality United States  Southpaw Right handed Skin Color White	Career Start 1938  Career End 1944  Active/Retired Retired   Career Stage Prime (estimated)  Division LW - Lightweight Reach   Height 5' 7.5'' Weight 135 Lb
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Ray Lunny, "The Pride of the Missions", turned pro in 1938 after a uccessful run as an amateur. Undefeated in his first 31 fights, Lunny became a ranked title competitor. Chalky Wright handed him his first pro loss shortly before Pearl Harbor interrupted his career. He enlisted in the Coast Guard and became a WWII poster boy for that service arm. After the war he attempted a comeback but his timing was shot. This coupled with a long-time problem with brittle hands led to his retirement. The former boxer stayed involved with the ring as coach of Stanford University's boxing team. His sun Ray Lunny III was a contender in the 70s. Ray Lunny was an inductee into the World Boxing Hall of Fame in 1991.

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