Chuck Wiggins - Revision history

Ric: IBRO article linked

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IBRO article linked

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	*HarryGreb.com page: [http://www.harrygreb.com/chuckwigginsbiopage.html]		*HarryGreb.com page: [http://www.harrygreb.com/chuckwigginsbiopage.html]
			*"Chuck Wiggins: King of the Back Alley Brawlers" by Robert Carson [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/ibro-journal-75.12-14.pdf]

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Wiggins, Chuck]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Wiggins, Chuck]]

Matt at 18:31, 26 April 2015

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


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	'''Missing bout:'''<br/>1917-03-26 six-round no-decision bout with Dummy Jordan, at Cincinnati, on the undercard of Ted Lewis-Jack Britton. Wiggins won the newspaper decision from ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' and ''Cincinnati Post''.


	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Wiggins, Chuck]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Wiggins, Chuck]]

Ric: 200+ category added

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200+ category added

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	:"Police said he gave them no trouble although on a previous occasion he soundly drubbed three officers who attempted to arrest him in a North Side hotel lobby. 'Just getting a little training, that's all,' Wiggins remarked as he climbed into the patrol wagon. After he had fought three prisoners in the city jail he was removed to solitary confinement."		:"Police said he gave them no trouble although on a previous occasion he soundly drubbed three officers who attempted to arrest him in a North Side hotel lobby. 'Just getting a little training, that's all,' Wiggins remarked as he climbed into the patrol wagon. After he had fought three prisoners in the city jail he was removed to solitary confinement."


	INDIANAPOLIS, May 18, 1942 (AP)--"Charles F. (Chuck) Wiggins, veteran of hundreds of fights in and out of the ring, died yesterday in City Hospital of a fractured skull, which he apparently suffered in a fall down a stairway. He finished his formal schooling with the completion of the seventh grade. Street fights built up his interest in the prize ring and he had his first professional fight at the age of fifteen. Wiggins always said Greb was 'the greatest I ever met.'"		INDIANAPOLIS, May 18, 1942 (AP)--"Charles F. (Chuck) Wiggins, veteran of hundreds of fights in and out of the ring, died yesterday in City Hospital of a fractured skull, which he apparently suffered in a fall down a stairway. He finished his formal schooling with the completion of the seventh grade. Street fights built up his interest in the prize ring and he had his first professional fight at the age of fifteen. Wiggins always said Greb was 'the greatest I ever met.'"

	According to the U.S. Passport Application database on Ancestry.com, one Charles Frederick Wiggins, a "professional boxer," was born on March 25, 1899 in Green ~~Twp~~, Madison County, Indiana.		According to the U.S. Passport Application database on Ancestry.com, one Charles Frederick Wiggins, a "professional boxer," was born on March 25, 1899, in Green Township, Madison County, Indiana.

	~~HarryGreb.com page: [http://www.harrygreb.com/chuckwigginsbiopage.html]~~		----

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


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	'''Missing bout:'''<br/>1917-03-26 six-round no-decision bout with Dummy Jordan, at Cincinnati, on the undercard of Ted Lewis-Jack Britton. Wiggins won the newspaper decision from ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' and ''Cincinnati Post''.		'''Missing bout:'''<br/>1917-03-26 six-round no-decision bout with Dummy Jordan, at Cincinnati, on the undercard of Ted Lewis-Jack Britton. Wiggins won the newspaper decision from ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' and ''Cincinnati Post''.


			[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Wiggins, Chuck]]

Senya13 at 09:14, 26 March 2013

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			'''Missing bout:'''<br/>1917-03-26 six-round no-decision bout with Dummy Jordan, at Cincinnati, on the undercard of Ted Lewis-Jack Britton. Wiggins won the newspaper decision from ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' and ''Cincinnati Post''.

Ric at 15:36, 29 June 2012

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	* Photo (seated): [http://www.sports.nd.edu/exhibits/winkexhibit/Wiggins.710-38-87.jpg]
	* HarryGreb.com page: [http://www.harrygreb.com/chuckwigginsbiopage.html]

	On October 21, 1930, the United Press reported that '''Chuck Wiggins''' had once again been arrested by local police, the night before -- this time for allegedly "cleaning out" a restaurant and chasing patrons into the street. According to the UP:		On October 21, 1930, the United Press reported that '''Chuck Wiggins''' had once again been arrested by local police, the night before -- this time for allegedly "cleaning out" a restaurant and chasing patrons into the street. According to the UP:
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	According to the U.S. Passport Application database on Ancestry.com, one Charles Frederick Wiggins, a "professional boxer," was born on March 25, 1899 in Green Twp, Madison County, Indiana.		According to the U.S. Passport Application database on Ancestry.com, one Charles Frederick Wiggins, a "professional boxer," was born on March 25, 1899 in Green Twp, Madison County, Indiana.

	~~- Chuck Johnston~~		HarryGreb.com page: [http://www.harrygreb.com/chuckwigginsbiopage.html]

Chuck1052 at 20:02, 22 January 2012

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	INDIANAPOLIS, May 18, 1942 (AP)--"Charles F. (Chuck) Wiggins, veteran of hundreds of fights in and out of the ring, died yesterday in City Hospital of a fractured skull, which he apparently suffered in a fall down a stairway. He finished his formal schooling with the completion of the seventh grade. Street fights built up his interest in the prize ring and he had his first professional fight at the age of fifteen. Wiggins always said Greb was 'the greatest I ever met.'"		INDIANAPOLIS, May 18, 1942 (AP)--"Charles F. (Chuck) Wiggins, veteran of hundreds of fights in and out of the ring, died yesterday in City Hospital of a fractured skull, which he apparently suffered in a fall down a stairway. He finished his formal schooling with the completion of the seventh grade. Street fights built up his interest in the prize ring and he had his first professional fight at the age of fifteen. Wiggins always said Greb was 'the greatest I ever met.'"

	According to the U.S. Passport database on Ancestry.com, one Charles Frederick Wiggins, a "professional boxer," was born on March 25, 1899 in Green Twp, Madison County, Indiana.		According to the U.S. Passport Application database on Ancestry.com, one Charles Frederick Wiggins, a "professional boxer," was born on March 25, 1899 in Green Twp, Madison County, Indiana.

	- Chuck Johnston		- Chuck Johnston

Chuck1052 at 20:01, 22 January 2012

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	INDIANAPOLIS, May 18, 1942 (AP)--"Charles F. (Chuck) Wiggins, veteran of hundreds of fights in and out of the ring, died yesterday in City Hospital of a fractured skull, which he apparently suffered in a fall down a stairway. He finished his formal schooling with the completion of the seventh grade. Street fights built up his interest in the prize ring and he had his first professional fight at the age of fifteen. Wiggins always said Greb was 'the greatest I ever met.'"		INDIANAPOLIS, May 18, 1942 (AP)--"Charles F. (Chuck) Wiggins, veteran of hundreds of fights in and out of the ring, died yesterday in City Hospital of a fractured skull, which he apparently suffered in a fall down a stairway. He finished his formal schooling with the completion of the seventh grade. Street fights built up his interest in the prize ring and he had his first professional fight at the age of fifteen. Wiggins always said Greb was 'the greatest I ever met.'"

			According to the U.S. Passport database on Ancestry.com, one Charles Frederick Wiggins, a "professional boxer," was born on March 25, 1899 in Green Twp, Madison County, Indiana.

			- Chuck Johnston

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

	* Photo (seated): [http://www.sports.nd.edu/exhibits/winkexhibit/Wiggins~~.710~~-38-87.~~jpg]~~		On October 21, 1930, the United Press reported that '''Chuck Wiggins''' had once again been arrested by local police, the night before -- this time for allegedly "cleaning out" a restaurant and chasing patrons into the street. According to the UP:
	* http:~~//www.harrygreb.com/chuckwigginsbiopage.html~~

	On October 21, 1930, the United Press reported that Wiggins had once again been arrested by local police, the night before -- this time for allegedly "cleaning out" a restaurant and chasing patrons into the street. According to the UP:		:"Police said he gave them no trouble although on a previous occasion he soundly drubbed three officers who attempted to arrest him in a North Side hotel lobby. 'Just getting a little training, that's all,' Wiggins remarked as he climbed into the patrol wagon. After he had fought three prisoners in the city jail he was removed to solitary confinement."
	"Police said he gave them no trouble although on a previous occasion he soundly drubbed three officers who attempted to arrest him in a North Side hotel lobby. 'Just getting a little training, that's all,' Wiggins remarked as he climbed into the patrol wagon. After he had fought three prisoners in the city jail he was removed to solitary confinement."

	INDIANAPOLIS, May 18, 1942 (AP)---Charles F.(Chuck)Wiggins, veteran of hundreds of fights in and out of the ring, died yesterday in City Hospital of a fractured skull, which he apparently suffered in a fall down a stairway. He finished his formal schooling with the completion of the seventh grade. Street fights built up his interest in the prize ring and he had his first professional fight at the age of fifteen. Wiggins always said Greb was "the greatest I ever met."		INDIANAPOLIS, May 18, 1942 (AP)--"Charles F. (Chuck) Wiggins, veteran of hundreds of fights in and out of the ring, died yesterday in City Hospital of a fractured skull, which he apparently suffered in a fall down a stairway. He finished his formal schooling with the completion of the seventh grade. Street fights built up his interest in the prize ring and he had his first professional fight at the age of fifteen. Wiggins always said Greb was 'the greatest I ever met.'"

Ric: Boxer:Chuck Wiggins:011300 moved to Chuck Wiggins

2006-11-05T06:11:12Z

Boxer:Chuck Wiggins:011300 moved to Chuck Wiggins

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