Bartley Madden - Revision history

John at 02:42, 21 May 2022

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	'''Manager:''' [[Charley Rose]]		*'''Manager:''' [[Charley Rose]]

	'''Bartley Madden''' was a tough bird, known as much for his iron jaw as his above-average boxing skills and elusive defense. He was easily one of the best heavyweights to come out of Europe prior to [[Max Schmeling]].		'''Bartley Madden''' was a tough bird, known as much for his iron jaw as his above-average boxing skills and elusive defense. He was easily one of the best heavyweights to come out of Europe prior to [[Max Schmeling]].

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	Madden died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. They left behind a young son.		Madden died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. They left behind a young son.

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	Madden's only published record appeared in the 1927 edition of the ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', with an update in the 1928 edition. His fights in this record were only listed, with results but without dates and locations. The fights in the linked record have been verified. The following fights were listed in the published record, but have not been located.		Madden's only published record appeared in the 1927 edition of the ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', with an update in the 1928 edition. His fights in this record were only listed, with results but without dates and locations. The fights in the linked record have been verified. The following fights were listed in the published record, but have not been located.

Ric at 23:56, 20 May 2022

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	He was able to stay upright against heavy hitters like [[Fred Fulton]], [[Harry Wills]] and [[Jack Renault]], but was stopped for the first time in his career by [[Gene Tunney]], who was not a noted slugger.		He was able to stay upright against heavy hitters like [[Fred Fulton]], [[Harry Wills]] and [[Jack Renault]], but was stopped for the first time in his career by [[Gene Tunney]], who was not a noted slugger.

	Madden died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. He left behind a young son.		Madden died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. They left behind a young son.

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Ric: better (cropped) image

2022-05-20T23:55:43Z

better (cropped) image

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Ric: put back Cap's text in a better space

2022-05-20T23:52:20Z

put back Cap's text in a better space

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	'''Manager:''' [[~~Charlie~~ Rose]]		'''Manager:''' [[Charley Rose]]

	'''Bartley Madden''' ~~died nearly penniless at~~ a ~~Washington~~, ~~D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20~~-~~foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier~~. He ~~left behind a young son~~.		'''Bartley Madden''' was a tough bird, known as much for his iron jaw as his above-average boxing skills and elusive defense. He was easily one of the best heavyweights to come out of Europe prior to [[Max Schmeling]].

	~~Madden~~ was ~~a tough bird~~, ~~known as much for his iron jaw as his above-average boxing skills~~ and ~~elusive defence. He~~ was ~~easily one of~~ the ~~best heavyweights to come out of Europe prior to~~ [[~~Max Schmeling~~]].		He was able to stay upright against heavy hitters like [[Fred Fulton]], [[Harry Wills]] and [[Jack Renault]], but was stopped for the first time in his career by [[Gene Tunney]], who was not a noted slugger.

	Madden~~'s only published record appeared in the 1927 edition of the ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]''~~, ~~with an update~~ in the ~~1928 edition~~. His ~~fights in this record were~~ only ~~listed, with results but without dates and locations. The fights in the linked record have been verified~~. ~~The following fights were listed in the published record, but have not been located~~.		Madden died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. He left behind a young son.

	~~1912: Kid Kraft, W ko 1; Dan Flaherty, W ko 3; Jack West, W ko 7; Johnny Carroll, W ko 3; Harry Price, W ko 7. Presumably these fights were in New York, if they actually occurred.~~		_________________________________________________________

	~~1913: Joe Schenk~~, ~~W ko 4~~.		Madden's only published record appeared in the 1927 edition of the ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', with an update in the 1928 edition. His fights in this record were only listed, with results but without dates and locations. The fights in the linked record have been verified. The following fights were listed in the published record, but have not been located.

	~~1915:~~ ~~Jack McCarthy~~, ~~W ko 9; Sergeant McGill, W ko 3; Jack O'Neill, W ko 2~~. ~~These~~ fights ~~may~~ have ~~occurred~~ in ~~Ireland~~, not ~~necessarily in this year~~.

	1918: Tom Cowler, W Pts 10. Despite much searching, this fight has not been found.		*1912: Kid Kraft, W KO-1; Dan Flaherty, W KO-3; Jack West, W KO-7; Johnny Carroll, W KO-3; Harry Price, W KO-7. Presumably these fights were in New York, if they actually occurred.
			*1913: Joe Schenk, W KO-4.
			*1915: Jack McCarthy, W KO-9; Sergeant McGill, W KO-3; Jack O'Neill, W KO-2. These fights may have occurred in Ireland, not necessarily in this year.
			*1918: Tom Cowler, W Pts 10. Despite much searching, this fight has not been found.

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	* HarryGreb.com "Bartley Madden" page: [http://www.harrygreb.com/bartleymadden.html]		* HarryGreb.com "Bartley Madden" page: [http://www.harrygreb.com/bartleymadden.html]

Ric: deleted strange subjective text; see also Show #492983

2022-05-20T23:42:51Z

deleted strange subjective text; see also Show #492983

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			'''Manager:''' [[Charlie Rose]]
	'''Manager:''' Charlie Rose

	*Curious how Madden was able to stay upright against heavy hitters like Fulton, Wills, and Renault but was stopped for the first time in his career by Tunney, not a noted slugger.

	'''Bartley Madden''' died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. He left behind a young son.		'''Bartley Madden''' died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. He left behind a young son.
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	* HarryGreb.com Madden page: [http://www.harrygreb.com/bartleymadden.html]		* HarryGreb.com "Bartley Madden" page: [http://www.harrygreb.com/bartleymadden.html]

Cap at 20:42, 7 November 2021

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	'''Manager:''' Charlie Rose		'''Manager:''' Charlie Rose

			*Curious how Madden was able to stay upright against heavy hitters like Fulton, Wills, and Renault but was stopped for the first time in his career by Tunney, not a noted slugger.

	'''Bartley Madden''' died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. He left behind a young son.		'''Bartley Madden''' died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. He left behind a young son.

Cap at 15:20, 3 August 2020

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			'''Manager:''' Charlie Rose

	'''Bartley Madden''' died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. He left behind a young son.		'''Bartley Madden''' died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. He left behind a young son.

Ric: updated

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			'''Bartley Madden''' died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. He left behind a young son.

	* Madden ~~died nearly penniless at~~ a ~~Washington~~, ~~D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20~~-~~foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier~~. He ~~left behind a young son.~~		Madden was a tough bird, known as much for his iron jaw as his above-average boxing skills and elusive defence. He was easily one of the best heavyweights to come out of Europe prior to [[Max Schmeling]].
	* Greb [~~http://www~~.~~harrygreb.com/bartleymadden.html Madden page]~~

	Comments on Madden's record: Madden was a tough bird, known as much for his iron jaw as his above-average boxing skills and elusive defence. He was easily one of the best heavyweights to come out of Europe prior to Max Schmeling.		Madden's only published record appeared in the 1927 edition of the ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', with an update in the 1928 edition. His fights in this record were only listed, with results but without dates and locations. The fights in the linked record have been verified. The following fights were listed in the published record, but have not been located.

	Madden's only published record appeared in the 1927 edition of the ~~<i>~~Everlast Boxing Record~~</i>~~, with an update in the 1928 edition. His fights in this record were only listed, with results but without dates and locations. The fights in the linked record have been verified. The following fights were listed in the published record, but have not been located.

	1912: Kid Kraft, W ko 1; Dan Flaherty, W ko 3; Jack West, W ko 7; Johnny Carroll, W ko 3; Harry Price, W ko 7. Presumably these fights were in New York, if they actually occurred.		1912: Kid Kraft, W ko 1; Dan Flaherty, W ko 3; Jack West, W ko 7; Johnny Carroll, W ko 3; Harry Price, W ko 7. Presumably these fights were in New York, if they actually occurred.
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	1918: Tom Cowler, W Pts 10. Despite much searching, this fight has not been found.		1918: Tom Cowler, W Pts 10. Despite much searching, this fight has not been found.

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			* HarryGreb.com Madden page: [http://www.harrygreb.com/bartleymadden.html]

Cap at 22:15, 2 October 2010

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	* Madden died at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier.		* Madden died nearly penniless at a Washington, D.C., USA, hospital from injuries received in a 20-foot fall from a landing at the Treasury Building. His wife had died only three weeks earlier. He left behind a young son.
	* Greb [http://www.harrygreb.com/bartleymadden.html Madden page]		* Greb [http://www.harrygreb.com/bartleymadden.html Madden page]

Cap at 22:13, 2 October 2010

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	* Greb [http://www.harrygreb.com/bartleymadden.html Madden page]		* Greb [http://www.harrygreb.com/bartleymadden.html Madden page]

	Comments on Madden's record:		Comments on Madden's record: Madden was a tough bird, known as much for his iron jaw as his above-average boxing skills and elusive defence. He was easily one of the best heavyweights to come out of Europe prior to Max Schmeling.

	Madden's only published record appeared in the 1927 edition of the <i>Everlast Boxing Record</i>, with an update in the 1928 edition. His fights in this record were only listed, with results but without dates and locations. The fights in the linked record have been verified. The following fights were listed in the published record, but have not been located.		Madden's only published record appeared in the 1927 edition of the <i>Everlast Boxing Record</i>, with an update in the 1928 edition. His fights in this record were only listed, with results but without dates and locations. The fights in the linked record have been verified. The following fights were listed in the published record, but have not been located.