Clever Sencio - Revision history

John at 13:01, 13 January 2026

2026-01-13T13:01:53Z

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	<boxer>041664</boxer>		<boxer>041664</boxer>
	~~'''Manager:''' [[Frank Churchill]]~~		* [[:category:Clever Sencio Gallery\|Gallery]]
			* Manager: [[Frank Churchill]]
	* Exact date of birth unknown.
	* ~~Also known as Sencio Moldez, particularly in~~ [[~~The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings~~: ~~Bantamweight--1920s~~]]
	*[[~~:Image:Sencio.Clever.jpg\|Photo #2~~]]

			Exact date of birth unknown. Was also known as Sencio Moldez, particularly in [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings: Bantamweight--1920s]]

	On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old '''Clever Sencio''' lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with [[Charles (Bud) Taylor\|Bud Taylor]]. He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.		On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old '''Clever Sencio''' lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with [[Charles (Bud) Taylor\|Bud Taylor]]. He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.

Ric: IBRO article linked

2025-05-26T19:21:38Z

IBRO article linked

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	Sencio's funeral was held at St. John's Catholic church in Milwaukee on April 21. He was buried in Manila.		Sencio's funeral was held at St. John's Catholic church in Milwaukee on April 21. He was buried in Manila.

			*"Alone and 8,000 Miles Away from Home" by Peter Ehrmann: [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/IBRO.ONL15.13-15.pdf]

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Sencio, Clever]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Sencio, Clever]]

Ric at 22:37, 15 January 2014

2014-01-15T22:37:16Z

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	'''Manager:''' [[Frank Churchill]]		'''Manager:''' [[Frank Churchill]]

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	* Exact date of birth unknown.		* Exact date of birth unknown.
	* Also known as Sencio Moldez, particularly in [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings: Bantamweight--1920s]]		* Also known as Sencio Moldez, particularly in [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings: Bantamweight--1920s]]
	*[[:Image:Sencio.Clever.jpg\|Photo #2]]		*[[:Image:Sencio.Clever.jpg\|Photo #2]]

	On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old Sencio lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with Taylor. He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.
			On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old '''Clever Sencio''' lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with [[Charles (Bud) Taylor\|Bud Taylor]]. He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.

	It was later determined that he had died of a cerebral hemorrhage. Dr. Edward Milosphalvich said, "Sencio's body was that of a child in delicacy of structure." Sencio had "lightness of his arteries and veins on the left side of his skull, in the region of the forehead." Further, there was evidence of a previous hemorrhage. The doctor continued, "I feel positive death would have resulted in any encounter in which he engaged at that time. His vein and artery structure was too light and he simply was not suited for heavy ring combat."		It was later determined that he had died of a cerebral hemorrhage. Dr. Edward Milosphalvich said, "Sencio's body was that of a child in delicacy of structure." Sencio had "lightness of his arteries and veins on the left side of his skull, in the region of the forehead." Further, there was evidence of a previous hemorrhage. The doctor continued, "I feel positive death would have resulted in any encounter in which he engaged at that time. His vein and artery structure was too light and he simply was not suited for heavy ring combat."

Ric at 23:38, 13 March 2010

2010-03-13T23:38:39Z

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	<boxer>041664</boxer>		<boxer>041664</boxer>
	'''Manager:''' [[Frank Churchill]]		'''Manager:''' [[Frank Churchill]]
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	* Exact date of birth unknown.		* Exact date of birth unknown.
	* ~~Born: Inocencio Moldez.~~ Also known as Sencio Moldez, particularly in [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings: Bantamweight--1920s]]		* Also known as Sencio Moldez, particularly in [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings: Bantamweight--1920s]]
	*[[:Image:Sencio.Clever.jpg\|Photo #2]]		*[[:Image:Sencio.Clever.jpg\|Photo #2]]
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	On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old Sencio lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with Taylor. He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.		On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old Sencio lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with Taylor. He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.

Ric: main image replaced; linked to former image

2007-01-01T19:56:06Z

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	<boxer>041664</boxer>		<boxer>041664</boxer>
			'''Manager:''' [[Frank Churchill]]

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	* Exact date of birth unknown.		* Exact date of birth unknown.
	* Born: Inocencio Moldez. Also known as Sencio Moldez, particularly in [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings: Bantamweight--1920s]]		* Born: Inocencio Moldez. Also known as Sencio Moldez, particularly in [[The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings: Bantamweight--1920s]]
			*[[:Image:Sencio.Clever.jpg\|Photo #2]]
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	On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old Sencio lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with Taylor. He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.		On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old Sencio lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with Taylor. He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.

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 [[Category:Ring Fatalities|Sencio, Clever]]

Matt at 18:25, 11 March 2005

2005-03-11T18:25:32Z

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	On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old Sencio lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with Taylor.		On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old Sencio lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with Taylor.
	He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.		He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.
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	The doctor continued, "I feel positive death would have resulted in any encounter in which he engaged at that time. His vein and artery structure was too light and he simply was not suited for heavy ring combat."		The doctor continued, "I feel positive death would have resulted in any encounter in which he engaged at that time. His vein and artery structure was too light and he simply was not suited for heavy ring combat."
	Sencio's funeral was held at St. John's Catholic church in Milwaukee on April 21. He was buried in Manila.		Sencio's funeral was held at St. John's Catholic church in Milwaukee on April 21. He was buried in Manila.

			Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=041664]

			[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Sencio, Clever]]

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Exact date of birth unknown.
On April 20, 1926, shortly before 9:00 a.m., a window washer discovered 21-year-old Sencio lying dead in his hotel room, upon the bed in a pool of blood. This was the morning after his bout with Taylor.
He had been in the United States for about eight months, and had engaged in half a dozen or so contests.
It was later determined that he had died of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Dr. Edward Milosphalvich said, "Sencio's body was that of a child in delicacy of structure." Sencio had "lightness of his arteries and veins on the left side of his skull, in the region of the forehead."
Further, there was evidence of a previous hemorrhage.
The doctor continued, "I feel positive death would have resulted in any encounter in which he engaged at that time. His vein and artery structure was too light and he simply was not suited for heavy ring combat."
Sencio's funeral was held at St. John's Catholic church in Milwaukee on April 21. He was buried in Manila.