Baby Yack - Revision history

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			'''Baby Yack''' was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics because of Nazi persecution of the Jews and other minorities in Germany. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.
	Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics because of Nazi persecution of the Jews and other minorities in Germany. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.

	Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ. Between Sept. 1937 and Sept 1939 Yack was rated as high as the number 4th ranked bantamweight in the world by the RING--he was ranked as the number 7th bantamweight in the world in the Ring's annual ratings for 1937.		Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ. Between Sept. 1937 and Sept 1939 Yack was rated as high as the number 4th ranked bantamweight in the world by the RING--he was ranked as the number 7th bantamweight in the world in the Ring's annual ratings for 1937.

Sid schneck at 22:14, 6 June 2013

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	Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics ~~for religious reasons~~. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.		Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics because of Nazi persecution of the Jews and other minorities in Germany. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.

	Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ. Between Sept. 1937 and Sept 1939 Yack was rated as high as the number 4th ranked bantamweight in the world by the RING--he was ranked as the number 7th bantamweight in the world in the Ring's annual ratings for 1937.		Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ. Between Sept. 1937 and Sept 1939 Yack was rated as high as the number 4th ranked bantamweight in the world by the RING--he was ranked as the number 7th bantamweight in the world in the Ring's annual ratings for 1937.

Sid schneck at 00:27, 13 January 2009

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	Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics for religious reasons. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.		Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics for religious reasons. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.

	Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ.		Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ. Between Sept. 1937 and Sept 1939 Yack was rated as high as the number 4th ranked bantamweight in the world by the RING--he was ranked as the number 7th bantamweight in the world in the Ring's annual ratings for 1937.

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	[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]		[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers]]

Reenthelawman: Adding Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions category

2008-07-20T07:15:26Z

Adding Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions category

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	Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ.		Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ.

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Sid schneck at 02:31, 16 June 2008

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	Yack was ~~reportedly~~ a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics for religious reasons. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.		Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics for religious reasons. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.

	Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ.		Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ.

	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]

Sid schneck at 23:17, 14 June 2008

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	Yack was reportedly a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics for religious reasons. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.		Yack was reportedly a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics for religious reasons. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.

	Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October~~, the early part of his pro career has not been recorded yet~~. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ.		Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ.

	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]

John: wikified

2008-06-13T07:43:08Z

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	*Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights.

	*Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]}, declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics for religious reasons.		Yack was reportedly a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights. Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]], he declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics for religious reasons. He was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.

	*Was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.		Yack turned pro some time in late 1936, believed to be October, the early part of his pro career has not been recorded yet. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937 and was managed by [[Steve Rocco]], the former Canadian flyweight champ.

	*Turned pro some time in late 1936-- believed to be October --the early part of his pro career has not been recorded yet. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937.

	*Managed as a pro by Steve Rocco, former Canadian flyweight champ

	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]

Delisa at 23:06, 5 February 2008

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	*Made the 1936 Canadian Olympic boxing team, but boycotted the Berlin Olympics along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]].		*Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights.
	*Turned pro some time in late 1936-- beleived to be October --the early part of his pro career has not been recorded yet. He had 14 bouts through end of 1937.
	*Managed by Steve Rocco, former Canadian flyweight champ
	*Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights.

			*Along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]}, declined to participate in the Canadian Olympic Trials for the 1936 Berlin Olympics for religious reasons.

			*Was a member of the Canadian Team that went to the Barcelona "alternate" Olympics, and was stranded for a time in Spain when the Spanish Civil War broke out, which led to a cancellation of the games.

			*Turned pro some time in late 1936-- believed to be October --the early part of his pro career has not been recorded yet. He reportedly had 14 bouts through end of 1937.

			*Managed as a pro by Steve Rocco, former Canadian flyweight champ

	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]

Delisa at 19:57, 4 February 2008

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	*Made the 1936 Canadian Olympic boxing team, but boycotted the Berlin Olympics along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]].		*Made the 1936 Canadian Olympic boxing team, but boycotted the Berlin Olympics along with fellow Jewish boxer and Olympic teammate [[Sammy Luftspring]].
	*Turned pro some time in ~~middle or~~ late 1936--the early part of his pro career has not been recorded yet.		*Turned pro some time in late 1936-- beleived to be October --the early part of his pro career has not been recorded yet. He had 14 bouts through end of 1937.
			*Managed by Steve Rocco, former Canadian flyweight champ
	*Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights.		*Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights.


	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]

Delisa at 23:37, 2 January 2007

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	*Turned pro some time in middle or late 1936--the early part of his pro career has not been recorded yet.		*Turned pro some time in middle or late 1936--the early part of his pro career has not been recorded yet.
	*Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights.		*Yack was a very good amateur, winning over 90 of 100 fights.
	*He was a leading bantamweight contender for several years, but never received a title shot.

	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Yack, Baby]]