Augie Curtis - Revision history

Ric: makes better sense

2022-04-04T00:41:19Z

makes better sense

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	'''Augie Curtis''' was the younger brother of [[Carlo Curtis]], the famous Los Angeles manager and matchmaker.		'''Augie Curtis''' was the younger brother of [[Carlo Curtis]], the famous Los Angeles manager and matchmaker.

	He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.		He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory. (In 1934 his managerial rights were transferred from [[Gig Rooney]] to John [[Pop Nealis]].)

	After retiring from fighting he became a promoter in Hawaii, where he put on some outdoor boxing blockbusters with island associates.		After retiring from fighting he became a promoter in Hawaii, where he put on some outdoor boxing blockbusters with island associates.

	~~In 1934 his managerial rights were transferred from [[Gig Rooney]] to John [[Pop Nealis]].~~

	[[:File:Curtis-Curtiss-LaBarba.jpg\|Photo 2]]: with brother Carlo & [[Fidel LaBarba]]		[[:File:Curtis-Curtiss-LaBarba.jpg\|Photo 2]]: with brother Carlo & [[Fidel LaBarba]]
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	According to the Social Security Death Index on Ancestry.com, one Augie Curtis was born on ~~August~~ 25, 1908 and died in November 1981. His Social Security number was 575-30-9915 and last place of residence was in Honolulu, Hawaii.		According to the Social Security Death Index on Ancestry.com, one Augie Curtis was born on Augt 25, 1908 and died in November 1981. His Social Security number was 575-30-9915 and last place of residence was in Honolulu, Hawaii.

	According to the U.S. Census records on Ancestry.com, one August Curti, an eleven-year-old native of California, was living with his family in Los Angeles, California during 1920. His nineteen-year-old brother, Carlo, was a native of Italy who emigrated to the United States during 1903.		According to the U.S. Census records on Ancestry.com, one August Curti, an eleven-year-old native of California, was living with his family in Los Angeles, California during 1920. His nineteen-year-old brother, Carlo, was a native of Italy who emigrated to the United States during 1903.

Ric: noted Italian heritage (documented); fixed some links

2022-03-27T01:14:35Z

noted Italian heritage (documented); fixed some links

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	'''Division:''' Bantamweight		'''Division:''' Bantamweight

	'''Augie Curtis''' was the younger brother of [[Carlo Curtis]], the famous Los Angeles manager and matchmaker~~. After retiring, he became a promoter in Hawaii, where he put on some outdoor boxing blockbusters with island associates~~.		'''Augie Curtis''' was the younger brother of [[Carlo Curtis]], the famous Los Angeles manager and matchmaker.

	He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.		He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.

	~~In 1934 his managerial rights were transferred~~ from ~~"Gig" Rooney to "John "Pop" Nealis~~.		After retiring from fighting he became a promoter in Hawaii, where he put on some outdoor boxing blockbusters with island associates.

	[[:File:Curtis-Curtiss-LaBarba.jpg\|Photo 2]], with ~~his~~ brother Carlo & [[Fidel LaBarba]]		In 1934 his managerial rights were transferred from [[Gig Rooney]] to John [[Pop Nealis]].

			[[:File:Curtis-Curtiss-LaBarba.jpg\|Photo 2]]: with brother Carlo & [[Fidel LaBarba]]

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	According to the U.S. Census records on Ancestry.com, one August Curti, an eleven-year-old native of California, was living with his family in Los Angeles, California during 1920. His nineteen-year-old brother, Carlo, was a native of Italy who emigrated to the United States during 1903.		According to the U.S. Census records on Ancestry.com, one August Curti, an eleven-year-old native of California, was living with his family in Los Angeles, California during 1920. His nineteen-year-old brother, Carlo, was a native of Italy who emigrated to the United States during 1903.

	[[Category:Promoters~~\|Curtis, Augie~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Curtis, Augie}}
			[[Category:Promoters]][[Category: Italian American Boxers]]

Ric: another image linked

2022-03-26T17:45:06Z

another image linked

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	[[File:Curtis Augie.jpg\|left\|~~thumb\|300px~~]]		[[File:Curtis Augie.jpg\|left\|275px]]
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	'''Division:''' Bantamweight		'''Division:''' Bantamweight

	'''Augie Curtis''' was the younger brother of [[Carlo ~~Curtiss~~]], the famous Los Angeles manager and matchmaker. After retiring, he became a promoter in Hawaii, where he put on some outdoor boxing blockbusters with island associates.		'''Augie Curtis''' was the younger brother of [[Carlo Curtis]], the famous Los Angeles manager and matchmaker. After retiring, he became a promoter in Hawaii, where he put on some outdoor boxing blockbusters with island associates.

	He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.		He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.

	In 1934 his managerial rights were transferred from "Gig" Rooney to "John "Pop" Nealis.		In 1934 his managerial rights were transferred from "Gig" Rooney to "John "Pop" Nealis.

			[[:File:Curtis-Curtiss-LaBarba.jpg\|Photo 2]], with his brother Carlo & [[Fidel LaBarba]]

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Daveymac at 22:13, 18 August 2015

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	He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.		He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.

			In 1934 his managerial rights were transferred from "Gig" Rooney to "John "Pop" Nealis.

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Ric: image inserted

2014-02-23T00:38:26Z

image inserted

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	He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.		He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.
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	According to the Social Security Death Index on Ancestry.com, one Augie Curtis was born on August 25, 1908 and died in November 1981. His Social Security number was 575-30-9915 and last place of residence was in Honolulu, Hawaii.		According to the Social Security Death Index on Ancestry.com, one Augie Curtis was born on August 25, 1908 and died in November 1981. His Social Security number was 575-30-9915 and last place of residence was in Honolulu, Hawaii.

	According to the U.S. Census records on Ancestry.com, one August Curti, an eleven-year-old native of California, was living with his family in Los Angeles, California during 1920. His nineteen-year-old brother, Carlo, was a native of Italy who emigrated to the United States during 1903.		According to the U.S. Census records on Ancestry.com, one August Curti, an eleven-year-old native of California, was living with his family in Los Angeles, California during 1920. His nineteen-year-old brother, Carlo, was a native of Italy who emigrated to the United States during 1903.
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	[[Category:Promoters\|Curtis, Augie]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Curtis, Augie]]

Chuck1052 at 02:42, 13 February 2013

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	He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.		He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.
			----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chuck Johnston

			According to the Social Security Death Index on Ancestry.com, one Augie Curtis was born on August 25, 1908 and died in November 1981. His Social Security number was 575-30-9915 and last place of residence was in Honolulu, Hawaii.

			According to the U.S. Census records on Ancestry.com, one August Curti, an eleven-year-old native of California, was living with his family in Los Angeles, California during 1920. His nineteen-year-old brother, Carlo, was a native of Italy who emigrated to the United States during 1903.
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	[[Category:Promoters\|Curtis, Augie]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Curtis, Augie]]

Ric: category

2006-04-23T14:25:08Z

Ric at 01:53, 23 April 2006

2006-04-23T01:53:12Z

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<boxer>049795</boxer>
'''Division:''' Bantamweight

'''Augie Curtis''' was the younger brother of [[Carlo Curtiss]], the famous Los Angeles manager and matchmaker. After retiring, he became a promoter in Hawaii, where he put on some outdoor boxing blockbusters with island associates.

He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.

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	He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.		He was the former Bantamweight Champion of Washington State and of the Hawaiian Islands Territory.

			[[Category:Promoters\|Curtis, Augie]]