Al Valentine vs. Young Maxie Rosenbloom - Revision history

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		== Fight card ==

		“Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and–coming boxer”'' –Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937''


		== LOCATION: Coliseum Athletic Club, 1495 E Street, San Diego, CA
		TONIGHTS PROGRAM ==

		Main Event: Charles “Chiller Coates vs. Johnny Nelson light heavies (10)
		Semi-Windup: Spider Hewitt vs. Young Chalky Wright, welters (6)
		Special Event: Reme Fernandez vs.Charlie Pope, welters (6)
		Second Event: Adam Meraga vs. Kenny Reed, lighties (6)
		Opening Event: Maxie Rosen vs. Al Valentine, junior welters (4)
		Time: first bout at 8:30
		''-The San Diego Union Friday, February 12, 1937''

		== Results ==

		“Al Valentine was handed the four-round decision over Maxie Rosen in the opener. The crowd thought Rosen won all the way, but referee Holborow ruled otherwise.” ''– Ken Bojens, San Diego Union, Saturday, February 13, 1937''

		'''Rosen Proves Just Flop'''“Max Rosen (142) of Detroit, who came here with an impressive scrapbook and a glib tongue, turned out to be a sad flop in his initial local start. He fought a green, awkward strong boy named Al Valentine (142) of this city and won all but three of the four rounds of their opener. Valentine scored enough points with a straight left to the face to stock a needle factory. Rosen showed absolutely nothing but an unwillingness to fight. He took the first frame and folded. Curly Morgan did the announcing.”'' - Tom Akers, Sports Editor, San Diego Tribune, Saturday, February 13, 1937''

		“Holborough absolutely butchered the decision in the opener when he gave Alex Valentine the decision over Maxie Rosen, newcomer from Detriot, Rosen took the fight three and split the fourth only to see Holborough pull his ‘Justice is Blind’ act.” ''– Leslie Shoemaker, San Diego Sun, Saturday, February 13, 1937''

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	~~== Fight card ==~~

	“Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and–coming boxer”'' –Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937''


	~~== LOCATION: Coliseum Athletic Club, 1495 E Street, San Diego, CA~~
	~~TONIGHTS PROGRAM ==~~

	~~Main Event: Charles “Chiller Coates vs. Johnny Nelson light heavies (10)~~
	~~Semi-Windup: Spider Hewitt vs. Young Chalky Wright, welters (6)~~
	~~Special Event: Reme Fernandez vs.Charlie Pope, welters (6)~~
	~~Second Event: Adam Meraga vs. Kenny Reed, lighties (6)~~
	~~Opening Event: Maxie Rosen vs. Al Valentine, junior welters (4)~~
	~~Time: first bout at 8:30~~
	~~''-The San Diego Union Friday, February 12, 1937''~~

	~~== Results ==~~

	“Al Valentine was handed the four-round decision over Maxie Rosen in the opener. The crowd thought Rosen won all the way, but referee Holborow ruled otherwise.” ''– Ken Bojens, San Diego Union, Saturday, February 13, 1937''

	'''Rosen Proves Just Flop'''“Max Rosen (142) of Detroit, who came here with an impressive scrapbook and a glib tongue, turned out to be a sad flop in his initial local start. He fought a green, awkward strong boy named Al Valentine (142) of this city and won all but three of the four rounds of their opener. Valentine scored enough points with a straight left to the face to stock a needle factory. Rosen showed absolutely nothing but an unwillingness to fight. He took the first frame and folded. Curly Morgan did the announcing.”'' - Tom Akers, Sports Editor, San Diego Tribune, Saturday, February 13, 1937''

	“Holborough absolutely butchered the decision in the opener when he gave Alex Valentine the decision over Maxie Rosen, newcomer from Detriot, Rosen took the fight three and split the fourth only to see Holborough pull his ‘Justice is Blind’ act.” ''– Leslie Shoemaker, San Diego Sun, Saturday, February 13, 1937''

Rowdytimothy: Fight:1070166 moved to Al Valentine vs. Young Maxie Rosenbloom

2008-03-20T20:41:01Z

Fight:1070166 moved to Al Valentine vs. Young Maxie Rosenbloom

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2008-03-20T20:40:35Z

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Turetsky at 01:46, 20 March 2008

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	“Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and–coming boxer” –Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937		“Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and–coming boxer”'' –Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937''


			== LOCATION: Coliseum Athletic Club, 1495 E Street, San Diego, CA
			TONIGHTS PROGRAM ==

	~~LOCATION: Coliseum Athletic Club, 1495 E Street, San Diego, CA~~
	~~TONIGHTS PROGRAM~~
	Main Event: Charles “Chiller Coates vs. Johnny Nelson light heavies (10)		Main Event: Charles “Chiller Coates vs. Johnny Nelson light heavies (10)
	Semi-Windup: Spider Hewitt vs. Young Chalky Wright, welters (6)		Semi-Windup: Spider Hewitt vs. Young Chalky Wright, welters (6)
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	Opening Event: Maxie Rosen vs. Al Valentine, junior welters (4)		Opening Event: Maxie Rosen vs. Al Valentine, junior welters (4)
	Time: first bout at 8:30		Time: first bout at 8:30
	-The San Diego Union Friday, February 12, 1937		''-The San Diego Union Friday, February 12, 1937''

	== Results ==		== Results ==

	“Al Valentine was handed the four-round decision over Maxie Rosen in the opener. The crowd thought Rosen won all the way, but referee Holborow ruled otherwise.” – Ken Bojens, San Diego Union, Saturday, February 13, 1937		“Al Valentine was handed the four-round decision over Maxie Rosen in the opener. The crowd thought Rosen won all the way, but referee Holborow ruled otherwise.” ''– Ken Bojens, San Diego Union, Saturday, February 13, 1937''

	'''Rosen Proves Just Flop'''“Max Rosen (142) of Detroit, who came here with an impressive scrapbook and a glib tongue, turned out to be a sad flop in his initial local start. He fought a green, awkward strong boy named Al Valentine (142) of this city and won all but three of the four rounds of their opener. Valentine scored enough points with a straight left to the face to stock a needle factory. Rosen showed absolutely nothing but an unwillingness to fight. He took the first frame and folded. Curly Morgan did the announcing.” - Tom Akers, Sports Editor, San Diego Tribune, Saturday, February 13, 1937		'''Rosen Proves Just Flop'''“Max Rosen (142) of Detroit, who came here with an impressive scrapbook and a glib tongue, turned out to be a sad flop in his initial local start. He fought a green, awkward strong boy named Al Valentine (142) of this city and won all but three of the four rounds of their opener. Valentine scored enough points with a straight left to the face to stock a needle factory. Rosen showed absolutely nothing but an unwillingness to fight. He took the first frame and folded. Curly Morgan did the announcing.”'' - Tom Akers, Sports Editor, San Diego Tribune, Saturday, February 13, 1937''

	“Holborough absolutely butchered the decision in the opener when he gave Alex Valentine the decision over Maxie Rosen, newcomer from Detriot, Rosen took the fight three and split the fourth only to see Holborough pull his ‘Justice is Blind’ act.” – Leslie Shoemaker, San Diego Sun, Saturday, February 13, 1937		“Holborough absolutely butchered the decision in the opener when he gave Alex Valentine the decision over Maxie Rosen, newcomer from Detriot, Rosen took the fight three and split the fourth only to see Holborough pull his ‘Justice is Blind’ act.” ''– Leslie Shoemaker, San Diego Sun, Saturday, February 13, 1937''

Turetsky at 01:43, 20 March 2008

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	~~'''Opener event: Maxie Rosen vs. Al Valentine, Junior Welterweight, 4 rounds, Time: First bout 8:30'''~~

	~~Second event: Adam Moraga vs~~. ~~Kenny Reed~~, ~~Lightweight~~, ~~six rounds~~		“Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and–coming boxer” –Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937

	~~Special event~~: ~~Reme Fernandez vs. Charlie Pope~~, ~~Welterweight~~, ~~six rounds~~		LOCATION: Coliseum Athletic Club, 1495 E Street, San Diego, CA
			TONIGHTS PROGRAM
	Semi-~~windup event~~: Spider Hewitt vs. Young Chalky Wright, ~~Welterweight~~, ~~six rounds~~		Main Event: Charles “Chiller Coates vs. Johnny Nelson light heavies (10)
			Semi-Windup: Spider Hewitt vs. Young Chalky Wright, welters (6)
	~~Main event~~: ~~Charles "Chiller" Coates~~ vs. ~~Johnny Nelson~~, ~~Light Heavyweight, ten rounds~~		Special Event: Reme Fernandez vs.Charlie Pope, welters (6)
			Second Event: Adam Meraga vs. Kenny Reed, lighties (6)
	~~'''Source:~~ San Diego Union~~, Sports Page - Saturday~~, February 13, 1937~~'''~~		Opening Event: Maxie Rosen vs. Al Valentine, junior welters (4)
			Time: first bout at 8:30
			-The San Diego Union Friday, February 12, 1937

	== Results ==		== Results ==

			“Al Valentine was handed the four-round decision over Maxie Rosen in the opener. The crowd thought Rosen won all the way, but referee Holborow ruled otherwise.” – Ken Bojens, San Diego Union, Saturday, February 13, 1937

	"Al Valentine ~~was handed~~ the four~~-round decision over Maxie~~ Rosen in the ~~opener~~. ~~The crowd thought Rosen won all~~ the ~~way, but referee Holborow ruled otherwise~~." - ~~Ken Bojens~~, Sports ~~Writer~~, San Diego ~~Union~~		'''Rosen Proves Just Flop'''“Max Rosen (142) of Detroit, who came here with an impressive scrapbook and a glib tongue, turned out to be a sad flop in his initial local start. He fought a green, awkward strong boy named Al Valentine (142) of this city and won all but three of the four rounds of their opener. Valentine scored enough points with a straight left to the face to stock a needle factory. Rosen showed absolutely nothing but an unwillingness to fight. He took the first frame and folded. Curly Morgan did the announcing.” - Tom Akers, Sports Editor, San Diego Tribune, Saturday, February 13, 1937

	~~'''Source:~~ San Diego ~~Union~~, ~~Sports Page -~~ Saturday, February 14, 1937~~'''~~		“Holborough absolutely butchered the decision in the opener when he gave Alex Valentine the decision over Maxie Rosen, newcomer from Detriot, Rosen took the fight three and split the fourth only to see Holborough pull his ‘Justice is Blind’ act.” – Leslie Shoemaker, San Diego Sun, Saturday, February 13, 1937

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2007-09-02T22:26:55Z

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	'''Opener event: Maxie Rosen vs. ~~Hal~~ Valentine, Junior Welterweight, 4 rounds, Time: First bout 8:30'''		'''Opener event: Maxie Rosen vs. Al Valentine, Junior Welterweight, 4 rounds, Time: First bout 8:30'''

	Second event: Adam Moraga vs. Kenny Reed, Lightweight, six rounds		Second event: Adam Moraga vs. Kenny Reed, Lightweight, six rounds
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	'''Source: San Diego Union, Sports Page - Saturday, February 13, 1937'''		'''Source: San Diego Union, Sports Page - Saturday, February 13, 1937'''


	== Results ==		== Results ==

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	Opener event: Maxie Rosen vs. Hal Valentine, Junior Welterweight, 4 rounds, Time: First bout 8:30		'''Opener event: Maxie Rosen vs. Hal Valentine, Junior Welterweight, 4 rounds, Time: First bout 8:30'''

	Second event: Adam Moraga vs. Kenny Reed, Lightweight, six rounds		Second event: Adam Moraga vs. Kenny Reed, Lightweight, six rounds

Turetsky at 04:54, 12 April 2007

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	~~'''Source: San Diego Union, Sports Page - Friday February 12, 1937'''~~

	== Fight card ==		== Fight card ==
	Opener event: Maxie Rosen vs. Hal Valentine, Junior Welterweight, 4 rounds, Time: First bout 8:30		Opener event: Maxie Rosen vs. Hal Valentine, Junior Welterweight, 4 rounds, Time: First bout 8:30

Turetsky: /* Fight card */

2007-04-12T04:47:26Z

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	'''Source: San Diego Union, Sports Page - Saturday, February 13, 1937'''		'''Source: San Diego Union, Sports Page - Saturday, February 13, 1937'''


			== Results ==


	"Al Valentine was handed the four-round decision over Maxie Rosen in the opener. The crowd thought Rosen won all the way, but referee Holborow ruled otherwise." - Ken Bojens, Sports Writer, San Diego Union		"Al Valentine was handed the four-round decision over Maxie Rosen in the opener. The crowd thought Rosen won all the way, but referee Holborow ruled otherwise." - Ken Bojens, Sports Writer, San Diego Union

			'''Source: San Diego Union, Sports Page - Saturday, February 14, 1937'''