Baron Henry von Stumme - Revision history

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

John at 15:55, 10 April 2018

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	'''Baron Henry von Stumme''' was the matchmaker of the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]] for two years, from June 1948 to June 1950.		'''Baron Henry von Stumme''' was the matchmaker of the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]] for two years, from June 1948 to June 1950.

Matt at 22:13, 25 September 2014

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Ric: started in June (not July), per Matt's 'show' entry today

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started in June (not July), per Matt's 'show' entry today

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	'''Baron Henry von Stumme''' was the matchmaker of the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]] from ~~July 2,~~ 1948 ~~until~~ June 1950.		'''Baron Henry von Stumme''' was the matchmaker of the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]] for two years, from June 1948 to June 1950.
	von Stumme came to the United States in 1907 from Germany.		von Stumme came to the United States in 1907 from Germany.

Matt at 17:02, 15 November 2011

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	However, on May 6th, von Stumme appeared before the Southern California Boxing Managers Association at the [[Main Street Gym (Los Angeles)\|Main Street Gym]] in Los Angeles, hoping to receive a vote of confidence, entering with a claim of confidence from New York and Chicago managers. The managers associaton, voting 25-5, with four neutral, gave von Stumme a vote of "no confidence."		However, on May 6th, von Stumme appeared before the Southern California Boxing Managers Association at the [[Main Street Gym (Los Angeles)\|Main Street Gym]] in Los Angeles, hoping to receive a vote of confidence, entering with a claim of confidence from New York and Chicago managers. The managers associaton, voting 25-5, with four neutral, gave von Stumme a vote of "no confidence."

	On May 15th, von Stumme ~~resignrf~~ his post at Legion Stadium, effective June 3rd. He cited issues with his businesses in Newhall, California, as well as his intent to begin promoting boxing programs at the [[Valley Garden Arena]].		On May 15th, von Stumme resigned his post at Legion Stadium, effective June 3rd. He cited issues with his businesses in Newhall, California, as well as his intent to begin promoting boxing programs at the [[Valley Garden Arena]].

	He also managed boxers who were often from Arizona or Germany, prior to becoming the matchmaker at Legion Stadium. His stable included:		He also managed boxers who were often from Arizona or Germany, prior to becoming the matchmaker at Legion Stadium. His stable included:

Delisa at 19:36, 21 January 2009

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	'''Baron Henry von Stumme''' was the matchmaker of the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]] from July 2, 1948 until June 1950.		'''Baron Henry von Stumme''' was the matchmaker of the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]] from July 2, 1948 until June 1950.
			von Stumme came to the United States in 1907 from Germany.

	== Loss of Legion Job ==		== Loss of Legion Job ==

Ric at 03:26, 29 December 2006

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	*[[Karl Walter]]		*[[Karl Walter]]

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	*Von Stumme Given Vote of ~~Confidene~~, ''Los Angeles Times'', April 21, 1950		*Von Stumme Given Vote of Confidence, ''Los Angeles Times'', April 21, 1950
	*Von Stumme Loses in Vote of Confidence, ''Los Angeles Times'', May 7, 1950		*Von Stumme Loses in Vote of Confidence, ''Los Angeles Times'', May 7, 1950
	*Von Stumme Quits Post at Hollywood, ''Los Angeles'', May 16, 1950		*Von Stumme Quits Post at Hollywood, ''Los Angeles'', May 16, 1950
	[[Category:Matchmakers\|Stumme, Baron von]]		[[Category:Matchmakers\|Stumme, Baron von]]
	[[Category:Managers\|Stumme, Baron von]]		[[Category:Managers\|Stumme, Baron von]]

Matt at 03:18, 29 December 2006

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Ric at 05:02, 15 November 2006

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	von Stumme had been receiving criticism for his job at Legion Stadium throughout 1950, due to declining attendance at his shows. von Stumme's supporters put the blame on the televising of programs held at the Legion Stadium as the reason behind declining attendance. But von Stumme's critics cited alleged poor matches that he was putting on. On April 20, 1950 von Stumme went before the stadium committee that ran the venue to obtain a vote of confidence--which he did, it was rumored, on a 5-to-4 vote.		von Stumme had been receiving criticism for his job at Legion Stadium throughout 1950, due to declining attendance at his shows. von Stumme's supporters put the blame on the televising of programs held at the Legion Stadium as the reason behind declining attendance. But von Stumme's critics cited alleged poor matches that he was putting on. On April 20, 1950 von Stumme went before the stadium committee that ran the venue to obtain a vote of confidence--which he did, it was rumored, on a 5-to-4 vote.

	However, on May 6th, von Stumme appeared before the Southern California Boxing Managers Association at the [[Main Street Gym (Los Angeles\|Main Street Gym]] in Los Angeles, hoping to receive a vote of confidence, entering with a claim of confidence from New York and Chicago managers. The managers associaton, voting 25-5, with four neutral, gave von Stumme a vote of "no confidence."		However, on May 6th, von Stumme appeared before the Southern California Boxing Managers Association at the [[Main Street Gym (Los Angeles)\|Main Street Gym]] in Los Angeles, hoping to receive a vote of confidence, entering with a claim of confidence from New York and Chicago managers. The managers associaton, voting 25-5, with four neutral, gave von Stumme a vote of "no confidence."

	On May 15th, von Stumme resignrf his post at Legion Stadium, effective June 3rd. He cited issues with his businesses in Newhall, California, as well as his intent to begin promoting boxing programs at the [[Valley Garden Arena]].		On May 15th, von Stumme resignrf his post at Legion Stadium, effective June 3rd. He cited issues with his businesses in Newhall, California, as well as his intent to begin promoting boxing programs at the [[Valley Garden Arena]].

Ric: image inserted; proofread

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image inserted; proofread

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	Baron Henry von Stumme was the matchmaker of the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]] from July 2, 1948 until June 1950.		[[file:Karl-Heinz Guder.jpg\|right\|frame\|Stumme & [[Karl-Heinz Guder]]]]

			'''Baron Henry von Stumme''' was the matchmaker of the [[Hollywood Legion Stadium]] from July 2, 1948 until June 1950.

	== Loss of Legion Job ==		== Loss of Legion Job ==
	von Stumme had been receiving criticism for his job at Legion Stadium throughout 1950, due to declining attendance at his shows. von Stumme's supporters put the blame on the televising of programs held at the Legion Stadium~~, for being~~ behind ~~the decline in~~ attendance. von Stumme's critics ~~though~~ cited poor matches that he was putting on. On April 20, 1950 von Stumme went before the stadium ~~committe which~~ ran the venue, to obtain a vote of confidence, which he did, it was rumored, on a 5-to-4 vote.		von Stumme had been receiving criticism for his job at Legion Stadium throughout 1950, due to declining attendance at his shows. von Stumme's supporters put the blame on the televising of programs held at the Legion Stadium as the reason behind declining attendance. But von Stumme's critics cited alleged poor matches that he was putting on. On April 20, 1950 von Stumme went before the stadium committee that ran the venue to obtain a vote of confidence--which he did, it was rumored, on a 5-to-4 vote.

	However, on May 6th, von Stumme appeared before the Southern California Boxing ~~Manager's~~ Association at Main Street Gym in Los Angeles, hoping to receive a vote of confidence, entering with a claim of confidence from New York and Chicago managers. The ~~manager's~~ associaton, voting 25-5, with four neutral, gave von Stumme a vote of no confidence.		However, on May 6th, von Stumme appeared before the Southern California Boxing Managers Association at the [[Main Street Gym (Los Angeles\|Main Street Gym]] in Los Angeles, hoping to receive a vote of confidence, entering with a claim of confidence from New York and Chicago managers. The managers associaton, voting 25-5, with four neutral, gave von Stumme a vote of "no confidence."

	On May 15th, von Stumme ~~would resign~~ his post at Legion Stadium, effective June 3rd. ~~von Stumme~~ cited issues with his businesses in Newhall, California, as well as his intent to begin promoting boxing programs at the [[Valley Garden Arena]].		On May 15th, von Stumme resignrf his post at Legion Stadium, effective June 3rd. He cited issues with his businesses in Newhall, California, as well as his intent to begin promoting boxing programs at the [[Valley Garden Arena]].

	He also managed boxers, who were often from Arizona or Germany, prior to becoming the matchmaker at Legion Stadium. His stable included:		He also managed boxers who were often from Arizona or Germany, prior to becoming the matchmaker at Legion Stadium. His stable included:

	*[[Chuck Crowell]]		*[[Chuck Crowell]]