Tiger Jack Fox
Posted: 11 May 2004, 18:26
Am writing a new book on Tiger Jack Fox, the lighheavyweight fighter from the 30's and 40's. Any stories on him
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Posted: 12 May 2004, 19:08
If all of the bouts that he had in his career could be accounted for, I believe that he would without a doubt be the all-time "KO King." He turned pro in 1925!
Posted: 12 May 2004, 21:11
Roy Jones has been ducking him for years. :P
Let us know how the book goes!
Let us know how the book goes!
Tiger Jack Fox
Posted: 14 May 2004, 18:48
His biography book here is empty, let's start doing something about it editors.
Posted: 17 May 2004, 20:07
I'm researching Portland right now and am at the end of July 1933. Fox arrives in Portland during the early part of 1934, I intend to follow him to Spokane after that.
I've entered fight report info from newspapers for his two fights each he had with Fred Lenhart, Young Firpo, and Maxie Rosenbloom, as well as kayo loss to John Henry Lewis.
I've entered fight report info from newspapers for his two fights each he had with Fred Lenhart, Young Firpo, and Maxie Rosenbloom, as well as kayo loss to John Henry Lewis.
newspaper achive
Posted: 28 May 2004, 12:26
I am looking through the Toronto star and newspaperachive sites at present and will send you any relevant material if this is of any help.
Posted: 28 May 2004, 14:07
What are the best archive sites to look up on the internet for reports on boxing pre-60s?........ I'd be grateful for any info! 
newspaper archive sites
Posted: 28 May 2004, 14:58
The sites which i have used are
The Toronto Star - pages of the past
thestar.com ------- approx £4 for 2 days
very good site for ease of use.
newspaperarchive.com ------------approx £8 for the month
mainly covers the USA . the search facility is a bit poor but you get there in the end.
the star has another news archive which I have yet to use but looks like it may be ok. when I sign up i will let you now what its like.
there are 2 other sites I have used and will let you now the web address, cannot remember at the moment.
rob snell
The Toronto Star - pages of the past
thestar.com ------- approx £4 for 2 days
very good site for ease of use.
newspaperarchive.com ------------approx £8 for the month
mainly covers the USA . the search facility is a bit poor but you get there in the end.
the star has another news archive which I have yet to use but looks like it may be ok. when I sign up i will let you now what its like.
there are 2 other sites I have used and will let you now the web address, cannot remember at the moment.
rob snell
Posted: 28 May 2004, 15:28
Cheers Rob!....
tiger fox
Posted: 28 May 2004, 15:36
I have just checked out the newspaperarchive.com site for items about tiger fox and there are loads of articles available - photos also
I will download and send when provided with the email address if this will help out.
I will download and send when provided with the email address if this will help out.
Posted: 05 Jun 2004, 16:12
You may already know about these, but both the New York and London Times have been pretty well indexed for on-line search. NYT can be accessed throughProQest Historical Newspapers back to 1851, and they also link to the London Times index, that I forget the actual name or cite of. I don't know how much it costs to register, but they can be accessed for free at any pretty much any research library.
information sites
Posted: 06 Jun 2004, 06:13
Thanks for that I was unaware of the newspaper facility and will check out costs etc.