Association Club - Revision history

Ric at 15:23, 20 December 2006

2006-12-20T15:23:33Z

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	The Association Club was a boxing club in San Francisco's Mission District, during the four-round era (1914-24). It staged regular weekly shows on Wednesday nights, throughout this period. It often had as many as seven or eight bouts on the program. It was the starting point for most Bay Area boxers, who would advance on to programs at [[Dreamland Rink_SF\|Dreamland Rink]], after establishing themselves at the Association Club. The promoter at this club was Olympic Gold Medalist [[Al Young]].		The Association Club was a boxing club in San Francisco's Mission District during the four-round era (1914-24). It staged regular weekly shows on Wednesday nights throughout this period. It often had as many as seven or eight bouts on the program. It was the starting point for most Bay Area boxers, who would advance on to programs at [[Dreamland Rink_SF\|Dreamland Rink]], after establishing themselves at the Association Club. The promoter at this club was Olympic Gold Medalist [[Al Young]].

	The Association Club, discontinued as San Francisco's Wednesday night club, after Young moved his operations to [[National Hall]] in 1923.		The Association Club discontinued as San Francisco's Wednesday night club, after Young moved his operations to [[National Hall]] in 1923.

	[[Category:California Venues\|Association Club]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Association Club]]
	[[Category:San Francisco Venues\|Association Club]]		[[Category:San Francisco Venues\|Association Club]]

Matt: neighborhood

2005-12-16T21:01:57Z

neighborhood

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	The Association Club was a boxing club in San Francisco during the four-round era (1914-24). It staged regular weekly shows on Wednesday nights, throughout this period. It often had as many as seven or eight bouts on the program. It was the starting point for most Bay Area boxers, who would advance on to programs at [[Dreamland Rink_SF\|Dreamland Rink]], after establishing themselves at the Association Club. The promoter at this club was Olympic Gold Medalist [[Al Young]].		The Association Club was a boxing club in San Francisco's Mission District, during the four-round era (1914-24). It staged regular weekly shows on Wednesday nights, throughout this period. It often had as many as seven or eight bouts on the program. It was the starting point for most Bay Area boxers, who would advance on to programs at [[Dreamland Rink_SF\|Dreamland Rink]], after establishing themselves at the Association Club. The promoter at this club was Olympic Gold Medalist [[Al Young]].

	The Association Club, discontinued as San Francisco's Wednesday night club, after Young moved his operations to [[National Hall]] in 1923.		The Association Club, discontinued as San Francisco's Wednesday night club, after Young moved his operations to [[National Hall]] in 1923.

Matt at 19:41, 22 June 2005

2005-06-22T19:41:53Z

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Matt at 18:00, 22 June 2005

2005-06-22T18:00:22Z

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	The Association Club, discontinued as San Francisco's Wednesday night club, after Young moved his operations to [[National Hall]] in 1923.		The Association Club, discontinued as San Francisco's Wednesday night club, after Young moved his operations to [[National Hall]] in 1923.

	[[Category:Venues ~~& Clubs~~\|Association Club]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Association Club]]

Matt at 15:41, 9 May 2005

2005-05-09T15:41:59Z

New page

The Association Club was a boxing club in San Francisco during the four-round era (1914-24). It staged regular weekly shows on Wednesday nights, throughout this period. It often had as many as seven or eight bouts on the program. It was the starting point for most Bay Area boxers, who would advance on to programs at [[Dreamland Rink_SF|Dreamland Rink]], after establishing themselves at the Association Club. The promoter at this club was Olympic Gold Medalist [[Al Young]].

The Association Club, discontinued as San Francisco's Wednesday night club, after Young moved his operations to [[National Hall]] in 1923.

[[Category:Venues & Clubs|Association Club]]