Harold Dade

World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee

Name: Harold Dade
Birth Name: Harold Major Dade
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Died: 1962-07-17 (Age:39)
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 165cm
Reach: 174cm
Pro Boxer: Record
Amateur Boxer: Record

Manager: Gene Goodfriend (1942-1943) Gus Wilson
Trainer: Duke Holloway

In 1940 Harold Dade won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of champions at flyweight by decision vs. Gene Evans. In 1941 he won the Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of champions at flyweight by decision vs. Paul Carbetta, he was also made the final of the National AAU at flyweight in Boston winning the semi-final vs. Tony Peppi with the verdict in the final being awarded to Larry Torpey of Philadelphia, PA.

Preceded by: Vic Saccoia

Chicago Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions Flyweight Champion 1940-1941

Succeeded by: Hank Ulrich

Preceded by: Manuel Ortiz

World Bantamweight Champion 6 Jan 1947– 11 Mar 1947

Succeeded by: Manuel Ortiz