Bud Bercot - Revision history

Ric: updated birth name, DOB/DOD, per Chuck Johnston's research

2012-07-10T00:10:36Z

updated birth name, DOB/DOD, per Chuck Johnston's research

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	[[file:Bercots.jpg\|left\|~~200px~~\|Bud & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin]]		[[file:Bercots.jpg\|left\|250px\|thumb\|<small>Bud (left) & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin</small>]]
	<boxer>075199</boxer>		<boxer>075199</boxer>
	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
	~~'''Date of Birth''': Circa 1910<br>~~
	~~'''Stance''': Southpaw<br>~~
	'''Manager''': [[Lonnie Austin]]<br>		'''Manager''': [[Lonnie Austin]]<br>
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	~~<small>Photo: Bud (left) & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin</small>~~

	~~Younger~~ brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [[Dode Bercot]]~~<br>~~		'''Bud Bercot''' was the younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [[Dode Bercot]] (born Henry Bercot). His exact date of birth had been unknown, but was believed to have been sometime in late 1908 to 1910. He was reported as being 14-years-old, per a January 1924 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper article. According to the U.S. Census database, one Henry Bercot (born about 1903) had only one living younger brother (born about 1909) during both 1910 (while living in Everett, Washington) and 1920 (while living in Monroe, Washington). The younger brother was listed as "Oren E. Bercot" in 1910 and as "Earl O. Bercah" in 1920. In 1930, one "Earle Bercot," 21 years old, was living with his wife, Thelma, was living in North Bend, Washington. At the time, it appears that he was working in the logging industry. According to the U.S. Census database on the FamilySeaech website, one "Earl Bercot," 31
	~~Exact~~ date of birth unknown. He was reported as being 14-years-old, per a January 1924 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper article.		years old, was living with his wife, Thelma, and his daughter, Donna, 4-years-old, in Redmond, Washington during 1940. At the time, he was working as a "logger" for $1,500 a year. He had an eighth grade education, while his wife had one year of high school. And, according to the Social Security Death Index on Ancestry.com, one Earl O. Bercot was born on December 16, 1908 and died on February 21, 1993. His last residence was in Marysville, Washington. (Until otherwise confirmed, BoxRec is using the birth name of ''Earl Oren Bercot''.)

	He fought on the January 9, 1924 Tacoma fight card. Reporters said that he was still an amateur at the time, and that if he were to fight on that card, he would lose his amateur status. He fought a certain Mr. Dixon (first name not given), and won on a disqualification in the first round when Referee [[Harold Bird]] ordered Dixon out of the ring. Yet, not more than a couple of weeks later, he was still fighting amateur bouts. Buddy also had some bouts in California in 1925.		Bercot fought on the January 9, 1924 Tacoma fight card. Reporters said that he was still an amateur at the time, and that if he were to fight on that card, he would lose his amateur status. He fought a certain Mr. Dixon (first name not given), and won on a disqualification in the first round when Referee [[Harold Bird]] ordered Dixon out of the ring. Yet, not more than a couple of weeks later, he was still fighting amateur bouts. Buddy also had some bouts in California in 1925.

	The Jan. 28, 1927 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' listed many of his bouts-to-date. Some bouts mentioned there, but not yet recorded in Bercot's BoxRec Fight Record, are:		The Jan. 28, 1927 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' listed many of his bouts-to-date. Some bouts mentioned there, but not yet recorded in Bercot's BoxRec Fight Record, are:
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	*W-4 Johnny Woods		*W-4 Johnny Woods

	~~----~~		After he ended his boxing career, Bercot became a longshoreman living in Mukilteo, Washington. He then moved to Marysville, WA. His son, John, as of 2005, operated a hunting camp near Royal City, WA.
	After he ended his boxing career, Bercot became a longshoreman living in Mukilteo, Washington. He then moved to Marysville, WA~~. He died sometime in the 1990s~~. His son, John, ~~currently (~~2005~~) runs~~ a hunting camp near Royal City, WA.

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-15T23:02:22Z

fix internal link

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	<small>Photo: Bud (left) & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin</small>		<small>Photo: Bud (left) & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin</small>

	Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [[~~Boxer:Dode_Bercot:050680\|~~Dode Bercot]]<br>		Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [[Dode Bercot]]<br>
	Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported as being 14-years-old, per a January 1924 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper article.		Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported as being 14-years-old, per a January 1924 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper article.

	He fought on the January 9, 1924 Tacoma fight card. Reporters said that he was still an amateur at the time, and that if he were to fight on that card, he would lose his amateur status. He fought a certain Mr. Dixon (first name not given), and won on a disqualification in the first round when Referee [[~~Boxer:Harold_Bird:121527\|~~Harold Bird]] ordered Dixon out of the ring. Yet, not more than a couple of weeks later, he was still fighting amateur bouts. Buddy also had some bouts in California in 1925.		He fought on the January 9, 1924 Tacoma fight card. Reporters said that he was still an amateur at the time, and that if he were to fight on that card, he would lose his amateur status. He fought a certain Mr. Dixon (first name not given), and won on a disqualification in the first round when Referee [[Harold Bird]] ordered Dixon out of the ring. Yet, not more than a couple of weeks later, he was still fighting amateur bouts. Buddy also had some bouts in California in 1925.

	The Jan. 28, 1927 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' listed many of his bouts-to-date. Some bouts mentioned there, but not yet recorded in Bercot's BoxRec Fight Record, are:		The Jan. 28, 1927 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' listed many of his bouts-to-date. Some bouts mentioned there, but not yet recorded in Bercot's BoxRec Fight Record, are:

Ric: Boxer:Bud Bercot:075199 moved to Bud Bercot

2006-10-22T16:55:50Z

Boxer:Bud Bercot:075199 moved to Bud Bercot

← Older revision	Revision as of 16:55, 22 October 2006
(No difference)

Ric: spacing

2006-10-22T16:53:45Z

spacing

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	~~<small>Photo: Bud (left) & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin</small>~~

	<boxer>075199</boxer>		<boxer>075199</boxer>
	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
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	'''Stance''': Southpaw<br>		'''Stance''': Southpaw<br>
	'''Manager''': [[Lonnie Austin]]<br>		'''Manager''': [[Lonnie Austin]]<br>
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			<small>Photo: Bud (left) & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin</small>

	Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [[Boxer:Dode_Bercot:050680\|Dode Bercot]]<br>		Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [[Boxer:Dode_Bercot:050680\|Dode Bercot]]<br>

Ric: a bit more info, courtesy of his son (2005) (will get more exact info later)

2005-08-12T19:24:45Z

a bit more info, courtesy of his son (2005) (will get more exact info later)

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	<small>Photo: Bud (left) & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin</small>		<small>Photo: Bud (left) & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin</small>

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	*W-6 Slip Dean		*W-6 Slip Dean
	*W-4 Johnny Woods		*W-4 Johnny Woods

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			After he ended his boxing career, Bercot became a longshoreman living in Mukilteo, Washington. He then moved to Marysville, WA. He died sometime in the 1990s. His son, John, currently (2005) runs a hunting camp near Royal City, WA.

Ric: updated

2005-05-30T18:28:21Z

updated

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	[[file:Bercots.jpg\|left\|Bud & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin]]		[[file:Bercots.jpg\|left\|Bud & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin]]
	Photo: ~~'''~~Bud (left) & Dode Bercot~~<br>~~with ~~Manager [[~~Lonnie Austin~~]]'''~~		<small>Photo: Bud (left) & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin</small>

	~~'''Nationality''': United States~~<br>		<boxer>075199</boxer>
	~~'''Alias''': Monroe Buzz Saw~~<~~br>~~
	~~'''Hometown''': Monroe~~/~~Everett, WA<br~~>
	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
	'''Date of Birth''': Circa 1910<br>		'''Date of Birth''': Circa 1910<br>
	'''Stance''': Southpaw<br>		'''Stance''': Southpaw<br>
	'''Manager''': [~~http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051~~ Lonnie Austin]~~<br>~~		'''Manager''': [[Lonnie Austin]]<br>
	~~[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=075199 Fight Record]<br>~~

	~~Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Boxer:Dode_Bercot:050680 Dode Bercot~~]<br>

			Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [[Boxer:Dode_Bercot:050680\|Dode Bercot]]<br>
	Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported as being 14-years-old, per a January 1924 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper article.		Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported as being 14-years-old, per a January 1924 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper article.

	He fought on the January 9, 1924 Tacoma fight card. Reporters said that he was still an amateur at the time, and that if he were to fight on that card, he would lose his amateur status. He fought a certain Mr. Dixon (first name not given), and won on a disqualification in the first round when Referee [~~http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=~~Boxer:Harold_Bird:121527 Harold Bird] ordered Dixon out of the ring. Yet, not more than a couple of weeks later, he was still fighting amateur bouts. Buddy also had some bouts in California in 1925.		He fought on the January 9, 1924 Tacoma fight card. Reporters said that he was still an amateur at the time, and that if he were to fight on that card, he would lose his amateur status. He fought a certain Mr. Dixon (first name not given), and won on a disqualification in the first round when Referee [[Boxer:Harold_Bird:121527\|Harold Bird]] ordered Dixon out of the ring. Yet, not more than a couple of weeks later, he was still fighting amateur bouts. Buddy also had some bouts in California in 1925.

	Fight Record ~~researched by Ric Kilmer~~: ~~BoxRec Editor & Member, International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).~~		The Jan. 28, 1927 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' listed many of his bouts-to-date. Some bouts mentioned there, but not yet recorded in Bercot's BoxRec Fight Record, are:
			*KO-3 Frankie Green at Everett
			*KO-1 Vincent Shea at Monroe
			*KO-3 Vincent Shea at Seattle
			*KO-1 Johnny Rose at Los Angeles
			*KO-1 Tuffy Fuller at Seattle
			*W-4 George Ishii
			*W-6 Slip Dean
			*W-4 Johnny Woods

Ric: Fixed Austin link, added record link

2005-01-02T21:26:03Z

Fixed Austin link, added record link

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	'''Date of Birth''': Circa 1910<br>		'''Date of Birth''': Circa 1910<br>
	'''Stance''': Southpaw<br>		'''Stance''': Southpaw<br>
			'''Manager''': [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051 Lonnie Austin]<br>
			[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=075199 Fight Record]<br>

			Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Boxer:Dode_Bercot:050680 Dode Bercot]<br>
	Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [[Dode Bercot]]<br>

	Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported as being 14-years-old, per a January 1924 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper article.		Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported as being 14-years-old, per a January 1924 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper article.

	He fought on the January 9, 1924 Tacoma fight card. Reporters said that he was still an amateur at the time, and that if he were to fight on that card, he would lose his amateur status. He fought a certain Mr. Dixon (first name not given), and won on a disqualification in the first round when Referee Harold Bird ordered Dixon out of the ring. Yet, not more than a couple of weeks later, he was still fighting amateur bouts. Buddy also had some bouts in California in 1925.		He fought on the January 9, 1924 Tacoma fight card. Reporters said that he was still an amateur at the time, and that if he were to fight on that card, he would lose his amateur status. He fought a certain Mr. Dixon (first name not given), and won on a disqualification in the first round when Referee [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Boxer:Harold_Bird:121527 Harold Bird] ordered Dixon out of the ring. Yet, not more than a couple of weeks later, he was still fighting amateur bouts. Buddy also had some bouts in California in 1925.

	~~[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=075199~~ Fight Record] researched by Ric Kilmer: BoxRec Editor & Member, International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).		Fight Record researched by Ric Kilmer: BoxRec Editor & Member, International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).

Ric: Minor edit

2005-01-01T03:44:25Z

Minor edit

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-Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer Dode Bercot:
+[[file:Bercots.jpg|left|Bud & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin]]
-http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=50680
+Photo: '''Bud (left) & Dode Bercot<br>with Manager [[Lonnie Austin]]'''
-_______________________________
+'''Nationality''':  United States<br>
-Record researched by Ric Kilmer: BoxRec Editor & Member, International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).
+'''Alias''':  Monroe Buzz Saw<br>

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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-[[file:Bercots.jpg|left|Bud & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin]]
+Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer Dode Bercot:
-Photo: '''Bud (left) & Dode Bercot<br>with Manager [[Lonnie Austin]]'''
+http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=50680
-'''Nationality''':  United States<br>
+_______________________________
-'''Alias''':  Monroe Buzz Saw<br>
+Record researched by Ric Kilmer: BoxRec Editor & Member, International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).

Ric: Updated

2004-12-31T22:42:09Z

Updated

New page

[[file:Bercots.jpg|left|Bud & Dode Bercot with Lonnie Austin]]
Photo: '''Bud (left) & Dode Bercot with Manager [[Lonnie Austin]]'''

'''Nationality''': United States 
'''Alias''': Monroe Buzz Saw 
'''Hometown''': Monroe/Everett, WA 
'''Division''': Featherweight 
'''Date of Birth''': Circa 1910 
'''Stance''': Southpaw 

Younger brother of fellow Monroe/Everett boxer [[Dode Bercot]] 

Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported as being 14-years-old, per a January 1924 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' newspaper article. (Exact date of birth unknown.)

He fought on the January 9, 1924 Tacoma fight card. Reporters said that he was still an amateur at the time, and that if he were to fight on that card, he would lose his amateur status. He fought a certain Mr. Dixon (first name not given), and won on a disqualification in the first round when Referee Harold Bird ordered Dixon out of the ring. Yet, not more than a couple of weeks later, he was still fighting amateur bouts. Buddy also had some bouts in California in 1925.

[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=075199 Fight Record] researched by Ric Kilmer: BoxRec Editor & Member, International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).