Charles (Bud) Taylor - Revision history

Ric at 15:52, 11 June 2022

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Ric: linked to the specific RING issue

2021-10-25T02:45:28Z

linked to the specific RING issue

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	Reports in 1958 said that Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.		Reports in 1958 said that Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.

	**''The Ring'' Magazine, May 1962, page 50: ANENT BUD TAYLOR by Jersey Jones.		**''The Ring'' Magazine, [[Ring Magazine: May 1962\| May 1962]], page 50: ANENT BUD TAYLOR, by Jersey Jones.
	**[[History of the 1920s Bantamweight Title]]		**[[History of the 1920s Bantamweight Title]]
	**Grave site: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6779]		**Grave site: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6779]

Ric: RIP: Frankie Jerome

2021-10-25T02:37:43Z

RIP: Frankie Jerome

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	'''Charles (Bud) Taylor''' won the vacant [[National Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title in 1927 by defeating [[Tony Canzoneri]]. He abandoned it two years later, unable to make the 118lb. weight limit any longer, once again leaving the bantam title vacant. The title then became contested by many of "[[The Golden Bantams]]" of the 1920s.		'''Charles (Bud) Taylor''' won the vacant [[National Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title in 1927 by defeating [[Tony Canzoneri]]. He abandoned it two years later, unable to make the 118lb. weight limit any longer, once again leaving the bantam title vacant. The title then became contested by many of "[[The Golden Bantams]]" of the 1920s.

	Bud Taylor figured in two ring tragedies. Frankie Jerome of the Bronx, died after being stopped by Taylor in the 12th round in Madison Square Garden in 1924. Sencio "[[Clever Sencio]]" Moldez of the Philippines died in his hotel room two hours after his 10-rounder with Taylor in Milwaukee in 1926.		Bud Taylor figured in two ring tragedies. [[Frankie Jerome]] of the Bronx, died after being stopped by Taylor in the 12th round in Madison Square Garden in 1924. Sencio "[[Clever Sencio]]" Moldez of the Philippines died in his hotel room two hours after his 10-rounder with Taylor in Milwaukee in 1926.

	Reports in 1958 said that Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.		Reports in 1958 said that Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.

Ric at 02:33, 25 October 2021

2021-10-25T02:33:00Z

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	'''Charles (Bud) Taylor''' won the vacant [[National Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title ~~June 24,~~ 1927, by defeating [[Tony Canzoneri]]. He abandoned it two years later, unable to make ~~118 lb~~. weight limit any longer, again leaving the title vacant. The title ~~become~~ contested by many of "[[The Golden Bantams]]" of the 1920s.		'''Charles (Bud) Taylor''' won the vacant [[National Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title in 1927 by defeating [[Tony Canzoneri]]. He abandoned it two years later, unable to make the 118lb. weight limit any longer, once again leaving the bantam title vacant. The title then became contested by many of "[[The Golden Bantams]]" of the 1920s.

	Bud Taylor ~~also~~ figured in two ring tragedies. Frankie Jerome of the Bronx, died after being stopped by Taylor in the 12th round in Madison Square Garden in 1924. Sencio "[[Clever Sencio]]" Moldez of the Philippines died in his hotel room two hours after his 10-rounder with Taylor in Milwaukee in 1926.		Bud Taylor figured in two ring tragedies. Frankie Jerome of the Bronx, died after being stopped by Taylor in the 12th round in Madison Square Garden in 1924. Sencio "[[Clever Sencio]]" Moldez of the Philippines died in his hotel room two hours after his 10-rounder with Taylor in Milwaukee in 1926.

	By 1958, Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.		Reports in 1958 said that Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.

	**''The Ring'' Magazine, May 1962, page 50: ANENT BUD TAYLOR by Jersey Jones.		**''The Ring'' Magazine, May 1962, page 50: ANENT BUD TAYLOR by Jersey Jones.

Ric: noted he was Bantam Champ (& a "Golden Bantam")

2021-10-24T21:14:25Z

noted he was Bantam Champ (& a "Golden Bantam")

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	'''Charles (Bud) Taylor''' figured in two ring tragedies. Frankie Jerome of the Bronx, died after being stopped by Taylor in the 12th round in Madison Square Garden in 1924. Sencio "[[Clever Sencio]]" Moldez of the Philippines died in his hotel room two hours after his 10-rounder with Taylor in Milwaukee in 1926.		'''Charles (Bud) Taylor''' won the vacant [[National Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title June 24, 1927, by defeating [[Tony Canzoneri]]. He abandoned it two years later, unable to make 118 lb. weight limit any longer, again leaving the title vacant. The title become contested by many of "[[The Golden Bantams]]" of the 1920s.

			Bud Taylor also figured in two ring tragedies. Frankie Jerome of the Bronx, died after being stopped by Taylor in the 12th round in Madison Square Garden in 1924. Sencio "[[Clever Sencio]]" Moldez of the Philippines died in his hotel room two hours after his 10-rounder with Taylor in Milwaukee in 1926.

	By 1958, Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.		By 1958, Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.

	~~==Reference==~~		**''The Ring'' Magazine, May 1962, page 50: ANENT BUD TAYLOR by Jersey Jones.
	*''The Ring'' Magazine, May 1962, page 50: ANENT BUD TAYLOR by Jersey Jones.		**[[History of the 1920s Bantamweight Title]]
			**Grave site: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6779]
	~~== External Link ==~~
	*Grave site: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6779]

	[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions\|Taylor, Charles]]		[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions\|Taylor, Charles]]
	[[Category:American World Champions\|Taylor, Charles]]		[[Category:American World Champions\|Taylor, Charles]]
	[[Category:IBHOF Members\|Taylor, Charles]]		[[Category:IBHOF Members\|Taylor, Charles]]

Sweetscientist at 19:17, 28 April 2014

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Ric at 22:35, 15 January 2014

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	Taylor figured in two ring tragedies. Frankie Jerome of the Bronx, died after being stopped by Taylor in the 12th round in Madison Square Garden in 1924. Sencio "Clever Sencio" Moldez of the ~~Phillippines~~ died in his hotel room two hours after his 10 rounder with Taylor in Milwaukee in 1926.		'''Charles (Bud) Taylor''' figured in two ring tragedies. Frankie Jerome of the Bronx, died after being stopped by Taylor in the 12th round in Madison Square Garden in 1924. Sencio "[[Clever Sencio]]" Moldez of the Philippines died in his hotel room two hours after his 10-rounder with Taylor in Milwaukee in 1926.

	By 1958, Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.		By 1958, Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.

	==Reference==		==Reference==
			*''The Ring'' Magazine, May 1962, page 50: ANENT BUD TAYLOR by Jersey Jones.
	*The Ring Magazine, May 1962, page 50: ANENT BUD TAYLOR by Jersey Jones.

	== External Link ==		== External Link ==

	*Grave site: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6779]		*Grave site: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6779]

Davidepstein: /* External Link */

2013-08-01T22:28:02Z

External Link

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	[[:Category:Bud Taylor Gallery\|'''Bud Taylor Gallery''']]		[[:Category:Bud Taylor Gallery\|'''Bud Taylor Gallery''']]

			Taylor figured in two ring tragedies. Frankie Jerome of the Bronx, died after being stopped by Taylor in the 12th round in Madison Square Garden in 1924. Sencio "Clever Sencio" Moldez of the Phillippines died in his hotel room two hours after his 10 rounder with Taylor in Milwaukee in 1926.

			By 1958, Taylor had gained considerable weight and was over 200lbs. He was working at a public relations job for a freight loading business when he died in Los Angeles.

			==Reference==

			*The Ring Magazine, May 1962, page 50: ANENT BUD TAYLOR by Jersey Jones.

	== External Link ==		== External Link ==

	*Grave site: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6779]		*Grave site: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6779]

Ric at 05:46, 20 January 2011

2011-01-20T05:46:03Z

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John at 10:48, 8 August 2010

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