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Boxing Amateur 10 bouts |
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1904-12-30 | Jim Casey | debut | Mechanic's Pavilion, San Francisco | D-SD
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The judges disagreed and the referee declined to cast a vote for either boxer. Described as an amateur bout.
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1904-09-22 | Charles Mayer | 1 0 0 | Physical Culture Gymnasium -Washington University, Saint Louis | W-PTS
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1904 Olympic boxing heavyweight division-Final. Berger -representing the United States- gains the gold medal becoming the first heavyweight champion of the modern Olympics.
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1904-09-21 | William Michaels | debut | Physical Culture Gymnasium -Washington University, Saint Louis | W-KO
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1:35
1904 Olympic boxing heavyweight division-Semi-Final
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1904-05-25 | William Rodenbach | 1 0 0 | Mechanic's Pavilion, San Francisco | L-UD
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Amateur Heavyweight Championship, USA and Canada Rodenbach is the middleweight and Heavyweight AAU champion. He injured his right elbow in this fight and never fought again. | ||||||||||||
1904-02-27 | Jack Sullivan | debut | Olympic A.C., San Francisco | W-TKO
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The San Francisco call. February 28, 1904
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1904-02-18 | Harry Chester | debut | Young Men Hebrew Association, San Francisco | W-TKO
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The San Francisco call. February 19, 1904. Chester dropped three times.
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1904-01-19 | George Sullivan | debut | Mechanic's Pavilion, San Francisco | W-KO
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ref: Eddie Graney
Sullivan broke his right arm. SF CALL
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1902-07-10 | Jack Joyce | debut | Mechanics' Pavilion Annex, San Francisco | W-KO
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Joyce was floored three times.
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1902-05-14 | Andy Gallagher | debut | Olympic A.C., San Francisco | W-TKO
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1901-07-17 | Clement Milward | debut | Olympic Club, San Francisco | W-PTS
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The San Francisco call. July 18, 1901
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