Category talk:Deaf Boxers - Revision history

Matt at 20:48, 30 August 2005

2005-08-30T20:48:22Z

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	Boxers with the nicknames of "Silent" or "Dummy" were unable to speak. Not all of them were deaf, however. It is sometimes difficult to determine which were deaf-mutes (thus falling within this category), and which were only "mutes." Perhaps the category could be expanded/edited to "Deaf-Mute Boxers"--boxers who were either deaf, mute, or both. --[[User:Ric\|Ric]] 13:20, 30 Aug 2005 (CDT)		Boxers with the nicknames of "Silent" or "Dummy" were unable to speak. Not all of them were deaf, however. It is sometimes difficult to determine which were deaf-mutes (thus falling within this category), and which were only "mutes." Perhaps the category could be expanded/edited to "Deaf-Mute Boxers"--boxers who were either deaf, mute, or both. --[[User:Ric\|Ric]] 13:20, 30 Aug 2005 (CDT)

	I'm just trying to limit it to hearing. So basically total deafness. In that regard, Berlenbach does't count, since he was able to recover his hearing.--[[User:Matt Tegen\|Matt Tegen]] 15:48, 30 Aug 2005 (CDT)		I'm just trying to limit it to hearing. So basically total deafness. In that regard, Berlenbach does't count, since he was able to recover his hearing, and had it while he boxed (most important).--[[User:Matt Tegen\|Matt Tegen]] 15:48, 30 Aug 2005 (CDT)

Matt at 20:48, 30 August 2005

2005-08-30T20:48:09Z

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	Boxers with the nicknames of "Silent" or "Dummy" were unable to speak. Not all of them were deaf, however. It is sometimes difficult to determine which were deaf-mutes (thus falling within this category), and which were only "mutes." Perhaps the category could be expanded/edited to "Deaf-Mute Boxers"--boxers who were either deaf, mute, or both. --[[User:Ric\|Ric]] 13:20, 30 Aug 2005 (CDT)		Boxers with the nicknames of "Silent" or "Dummy" were unable to speak. Not all of them were deaf, however. It is sometimes difficult to determine which were deaf-mutes (thus falling within this category), and which were only "mutes." Perhaps the category could be expanded/edited to "Deaf-Mute Boxers"--boxers who were either deaf, mute, or both. --[[User:Ric\|Ric]] 13:20, 30 Aug 2005 (CDT)

			I'm just trying to limit it to hearing. So basically total deafness. In that regard, Berlenbach does't count, since he was able to recover his hearing.--[[User:Matt Tegen\|Matt Tegen]] 15:48, 30 Aug 2005 (CDT)

Ric at 18:20, 30 August 2005

2005-08-30T18:20:48Z

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	Boxers with the nicknames of "Silent" or "Dummy" were unable to speak. Not all of them were deaf, however. It is sometimes difficult to determine which were deaf-mutes (thus falling within this category), and which were only "mutes." --[[User:Ric\|Ric]] 13:18, 30 Aug 2005 (CDT)		Boxers with the nicknames of "Silent" or "Dummy" were unable to speak. Not all of them were deaf, however. It is sometimes difficult to determine which were deaf-mutes (thus falling within this category), and which were only "mutes." Perhaps the category could be expanded/edited to "Deaf-Mute Boxers"--boxers who were either deaf, mute, or both. --[[User:Ric\|Ric]] 13:20, 30 Aug 2005 (CDT)

Ric: Deaf-Mutes

2005-08-30T18:18:45Z

Deaf-Mutes

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Boxers with the nicknames of "Silent" or "Dummy" were unable to speak. Not all of them were deaf, however. It is sometimes difficult to determine which were deaf-mutes (thus falling within this category), and which were only "mutes." --[[User:Ric|Ric]] 13:18, 30 Aug 2005 (CDT)