Chuck Hellman - Revision history

Ric at 19:45, 1 December 2013

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	Managers: [[Jack Capri]] (1922-27) and [[Bobby Evans]] (1927-28)		'''Managers:''' [[Jack Capri]] (1922-27) and [[Bobby Evans]] (1927-28)

	'''Chuck Hellman''', of Finnish-American heritage, was rated the #7 Bantamweight in the 1926 ''The Ring'' [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings\|Annual Ratings]].		'''Chuck Hellman''', of Finnish-American heritage, was rated the #7 Bantamweight in the 1926 ''The Ring'' [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings\|Annual Ratings]].

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	Finnish-American		'''Chuck Hellman''', of Finnish-American heritage, was rated the #7 Bantamweight in the 1926 ''The Ring'' [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings\|Annual Ratings]].

	~~Rated #7 Bantamweight~~ in the ~~1926 RING Annual Ratings~~.		According to the August 1, 1926 ''Portland Oregonian'': "Hellman was born in Finland. He came to Portland when a child of five years. He developed his arms and body working in the shipyards of Portland and Vancouver, Wash."

	~~According to the August 1, 1926 PORTLAND OREGONIAN~~		Hellman was regarded as one of the finest body punchers in the country during his career. His favorite punch was a left hook to the body.
	"Hellman was ~~born~~ in ~~Finland~~. ~~He came~~ to ~~Portland when a child of five years. He developed his arms and~~ body ~~working in the shipyards of Portland and Vancouver, Wash~~."

	~~Hellman was regarded as one~~ of ~~the finest bodypunchers in the country during his career.~~		At some point after late 1925, he became a Seventh Day Adventist. Because of this he refused to fight on Fridays or Saturdays.
	~~His favorite punch was a left hook~~ to ~~the body~~.

	~~At some point after late 1925, he became a Seventh Day Adventist.~~		According to Hellman's obituary in the August 15th, 1986 ''Portland Oregonian'', he had owned a service station in Pacific City for 27 years, before retiring in 1970. Prior to that he worked for 15 years as a molder at Western Foundry.
	~~Because of this he refused to fight on Fridays or Saturdays.~~

	According to Hellman's obituary in the August 15th, 1986 ~~PORTLAND OREGONIAN.~~
	He owned a service station in Pacific City for 27 years, before retiring in 1970.
	Prior to that he worked for 15 years as a molder at Western Foundry.

	He was survived by his wife Nina and six children; Ray, John, Roy, Wanda, Shirley, and Lois, as well as 17 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.		He was survived by his wife Nina and six children; Ray, John, Roy, Wanda, Shirley, and Lois, as well as 17 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

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	"Hellman was born in Finland. He came to Portland when a child of five years. He developed his arms and body working in the shipyards of Portland and Vancouver, Wash."		"Hellman was born in Finland. He came to Portland when a child of five years. He developed his arms and body working in the shipyards of Portland and Vancouver, Wash."

	~~Managed by Jack Capri (1922-27) & by Bobby Evans (1927-28)~~

	Hellman was regarded as one of the finest bodypunchers in the country during his career.		Hellman was regarded as one of the finest bodypunchers in the country during his career.

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Finnish-American

Rated #7 Bantamweight in the 1926 RING Annual Ratings.

According to the August 1, 1926 PORTLAND OREGONIAN
"Hellman was born in Finland. He came to Portland when a child of five years. He developed his arms and body working in the shipyards of Portland and Vancouver, Wash."

Managed by Jack Capri (1922-27) & by Bobby Evans (1927-28)

Hellman was regarded as one of the finest bodypunchers in the country during his career.
His favorite punch was a left hook to the body.

At some point after late 1925, he became a Seventh Day Adventist.
Because of this he refused to fight on Fridays or Saturdays.

According to Hellman's obituary in the August 15th, 1986 PORTLAND OREGONIAN.
He owned a service station in Pacific City for 27 years, before retiring in 1970.
Prior to that he worked for 15 years as a molder at Western Foundry.

He was survived by his wife Nina and six children; Ray, John, Roy, Wanda, Shirley, and Lois, as well as 17 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.