Allan Malamud - Revision history

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	== Sports Columnist ==		== Sports Columnist ==
	[[~~file~~:Malamud.~~Allan.jpg~~\|left\|~~Allan Malamud~~]]		[[File:Allan Malamud.JPG\|left\|thumb\|325px]]
	[[File:WBHF Logo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee]]		[[File:WBHF Logo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee]]
	'''Allan Malamud''' was known for his "Notes on a Scorecard" column for the ''Los Angeles Times'' newspaper. He previously had worked at the old ''Los Angeles Examiner'', after graduating from the University of California in 1963, and one of his first assignments was the "boxing beat." For the next 30 years he was a ringside fixture in the Los Angeles area.		'''Allan Malamud''' was known for his "Notes on a Scorecard" column for the ''Los Angeles Times'' newspaper. He previously had worked at the old ''Los Angeles Examiner'' after graduating from the University of California in 1963, and one of his first assignments was the "boxing beat." For the next 30 years he was a ringside fixture in the Los Angeles area.

	Malamud also appeared in a number of television shows and movies--including "Bull Durham,~~" "~~Raging Bull," The Fabulous Baker Boys," Tin Cup," and "White Men Can't Jump." [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0538896/ ~~Movie Credits~~]		Malamud also appeared in a number of television shows and movies--including ''Bull Durham'', ''[[Raging Bull]]'', ''The Fabulous Baker Boys'', ''Tin Cup'', and ''White Men Can't Jump''. (Movie credits: [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0538896/].)

	He died suddenly at age 54 on September 16, 1996.		He died suddenly at age 54 on September 16, 1996.

	~~Elected~~ into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], Year 2000, "Expanded Category" (Writers & Historians & Photo Journalists)		He was elected into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], Year 2000, "Expanded Category" (Writers & Historians & Photo Journalists).

	<small>Source: World Boxing Hall of Fame Souvenir Program (2000)</small>		<small>Source: World Boxing Hall of Fame Souvenir Program (2000)</small>

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	== Sports Columnist ==		== Sports Columnist ==
	[[file:Malamud.Allan.jpg\|left\|Allan Malamud]]		[[file:Malamud.Allan.jpg\|left\|Allan Malamud]]
	Allan Malamud was known for his "Notes on a Scorecard" column for the ''Los Angeles Times'' newspaper. He previously had worked at the old ''Los Angeles Examiner'', after graduating from the University of California in 1963, and one of his first assignments was the "boxing beat." For the next 30 years he was a ringside fixture in the Los Angeles area.		[[File:WBHF Logo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|World Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee]]
			'''Allan Malamud''' was known for his "Notes on a Scorecard" column for the ''Los Angeles Times'' newspaper. He previously had worked at the old ''Los Angeles Examiner'', after graduating from the University of California in 1963, and one of his first assignments was the "boxing beat." For the next 30 years he was a ringside fixture in the Los Angeles area.

	Malamud also appeared in a number of television shows and movies--including "Bull Durham," "Raging Bull," The Fabulous Baker Boys," Tin Cup," and "White Men Can't Jump." [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0538896/ Movie Credits]		Malamud also appeared in a number of television shows and movies--including "Bull Durham," "Raging Bull," The Fabulous Baker Boys," Tin Cup," and "White Men Can't Jump." [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0538896/ Movie Credits]

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	He died suddenly at age 54 on September 16, 1996.		He died suddenly at age 54 on September 16, 1996.

	Elected into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], Year 2000 "Expanded Category"		Elected into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], Year 2000, "Expanded Category" (Writers & Historians & Photo Journalists)

	<small>Source: World Boxing Hall of Fame Souvenir Program (2000)</small>		<small>Source: World Boxing Hall of Fame Souvenir Program (2000)</small>

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	== Sports Columnist ==		== Sports Columnist ==
			[[file:Malamud.Allan.jpg\|left\|Allan Malamud]]
	Allan Malamud was known for his "Notes on a Scorecard" column for the ''Los Angeles Times'' newspaper. He previously had worked at the old ''Los Angeles Examiner'', after graduating from the University of California in 1963, and one of his first assignments was the "boxing beat." For the next 30 years he was a ringside fixture in the Los Angeles area.		Allan Malamud was known for his "Notes on a Scorecard" column for the ''Los Angeles Times'' newspaper. He previously had worked at the old ''Los Angeles Examiner'', after graduating from the University of California in 1963, and one of his first assignments was the "boxing beat." For the next 30 years he was a ringside fixture in the Los Angeles area.

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	Malamud also appeared in a number of television shows and movies--including "Bull Durham," "Raging Bull," The Fabulous Baker Boys," Tin Cup," and "White Men Can't Jump." [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0538896/ Movie Credits]		Malamud also appeared in a number of television shows and movies--including "Bull Durham," "Raging Bull," The Fabulous Baker Boys," Tin Cup," and "White Men Can't Jump." [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0538896/ Movie Credits]

	He died suddenly at at age 54 on September 16, 1996.		He died suddenly at age 54 on September 16, 1996.

	Elected into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], Year 2000 "Expanded Category"		Elected into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], Year 2000 "Expanded Category"

Ric at 05:12, 20 July 2005

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			== Sports Columnist ==
			Allan Malamud was known for his "Notes on a Scorecard" column for the ''Los Angeles Times'' newspaper. He previously had worked at the old ''Los Angeles Examiner'', after graduating from the University of California in 1963, and one of his first assignments was the "boxing beat." For the next 30 years he was a ringside fixture in the Los Angeles area.

			Malamud also appeared in a number of television shows and movies--including "Bull Durham," "Raging Bull," The Fabulous Baker Boys," Tin Cup," and "White Men Can't Jump." [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0538896/ Movie Credits]

			He died suddenly at at age 54 on September 16, 1996.

	Elected into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], Year 2000 "Expanded Category"		Elected into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], Year 2000 "Expanded Category"

			<small>Source: World Boxing Hall of Fame Souvenir Program (2000)</small>

			[[Category:Boxing Media\|Malamud, Allan]]
	[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Malamud, Allan]]		[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Malamud, Allan]]

Ric at 04:52, 20 July 2005

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Elected into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], Year 2000 "Expanded Category"

[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members|Malamud, Allan]]