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Ric: Biddy Bishop takes over Salt's interest in Austin-Salt upon Salt's death in 1925

2014-11-10T02:45:49Z

Biddy Bishop takes over Salt's interest in Austin-Salt upon Salt's death in 1925

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	'''Dan Salt''' was a Seattle-based manager and promoter. He reportedly he was the brother of [[Lonnie Austin]]. July 20, 1925 ''Seattle Daily Times''		'''Dan Salt''' was a Seattle-based manager and promoter. He reportedly he was the brother of [[Lonnie Austin]]. July 20, 1925 ''Seattle Daily Times''

	According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 ~~to Seattle~~ and partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin and Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle. Salt also considered staging shows in nearby Tacoma in 1917. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1917-09-13/ed-1/seq-6/]		According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia to Seattle circa 1910 and eventually partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin and Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle. Salt also had managed the [[Ballard Athletic Club]] a few years earlier, circa 1912, where future popular boxer [[Johnny O'Leary]] trained. He also considered staging shows in nearby Tacoma in 1917. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1917-09-13/ed-1/seq-6/] (The Austin & Salt partnership ended with Salt's death in 1925. [[Biddy Bishop]] then took over Mrs. Salt's interest in the firm.)

	~~Salt also had managed the [[Ballard Athletic Club]] a few years earlier, circa 1912, where future popular boxer [[Johnny O'Leary]] trained.~~		By 1914, Salt apparently spent his summers at his home on nearby Bainbridge Island. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87093407/1914-06-23/ed-1/seq-9/]

	By 1914, he apparently spent his summers at his home on nearby Bainbridge Island. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87093407/1914-06-23/ed-1/seq-9/]

	Salt died July 22, 1925, 1:40, of complications from peritonitis surgery at Providence Hospital, Seattle. He had lived in Seattle for 12 years, coming from Philadelphia as a representative for a saw and mill machinery manufacturer, according to the ''Wenatchee Daily World'', July 23, 1925, p. 9.		Salt died July 22, 1925, 1:40, of complications from peritonitis surgery at Providence Hospital, Seattle. He had lived in Seattle for 12 years, coming from Philadelphia as a representative for a saw and mill machinery manufacturer, according to the ''Wenatchee Daily World'', July 23, 1925, p. 9.

Ric: 1914: lives on Bainbridge Island

2013-07-17T17:12:01Z

1914: lives on Bainbridge Island

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	Salt also had managed the [[Ballard Athletic Club]] a few years earlier, circa 1912, where future popular boxer [[Johnny O'Leary]] trained.		Salt also had managed the [[Ballard Athletic Club]] a few years earlier, circa 1912, where future popular boxer [[Johnny O'Leary]] trained.

			By 1914, he apparently spent his summers at his home on nearby Bainbridge Island. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87093407/1914-06-23/ed-1/seq-9/]

	Salt died July 22, 1925, 1:40, of complications from peritonitis surgery at Providence Hospital, Seattle. He had lived in Seattle for 12 years, coming from Philadelphia as a representative for a saw and mill machinery manufacturer, according to the ''Wenatchee Daily World'', July 23, 1925, p. 9.		Salt died July 22, 1925, 1:40, of complications from peritonitis surgery at Providence Hospital, Seattle. He had lived in Seattle for 12 years, coming from Philadelphia as a representative for a saw and mill machinery manufacturer, according to the ''Wenatchee Daily World'', July 23, 1925, p. 9.

Ric: newspaper source linked

2013-07-06T19:59:28Z

newspaper source linked

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	~~== Manager & Promoter ==~~		'''Dan Salt''' was a Seattle-based manager and promoter. He reportedly he was the brother of [[Lonnie Austin]]. July 20, 1925 ''Seattle Daily Times''

	*Seattle, Washington, USA, based manager and promoter.		According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle and partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin and Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle. Salt also considered staging shows in nearby Tacoma in 1917. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1917-09-13/ed-1/seq-6/]
	*Reportedly he was the brother of [[Lonnie Austin]]. July 20, 1925 ''Seattle Daily Times''
	*According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle and partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin and Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle.		Salt also had managed the [[Ballard Athletic Club]] a few years earlier, circa 1912, where future popular boxer [[Johnny O'Leary]] trained.
	*Salt had managed the [[Ballard Athletic Club]] a ~~couple of~~ years earlier, where ~~it is believed~~ future popular boxer [[Johnny O'Leary]] trained.
	*Salt died July 22, 1925, 1:40, of complications from peritonitis surgery at Providence Hospital, Seattle. He had lived in Seattle for 12 years, coming from Philadelphia as a representative for a saw and mill machinery manufacturer. ''Wenatchee Daily World'', July 23, 1925, p. 9.		Salt died July 22, 1925, 1:40, of complications from peritonitis surgery at Providence Hospital, Seattle. He had lived in Seattle for 12 years, coming from Philadelphia as a representative for a saw and mill machinery manufacturer, according to the ''Wenatchee Daily World'', July 23, 1925, p. 9.


	[[Category:Promoters\|Salt, Dan]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Salt, Dan]]
	[[Category:Managers\|Salt, Dan]]		[[Category:Managers\|Salt, Dan]]

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-15T02:32:08Z

fix internal link

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	*Reportedly he was the brother of [[Lonnie Austin]]. July 20, 1925 ''Seattle Daily Times''		*Reportedly he was the brother of [[Lonnie Austin]]. July 20, 1925 ''Seattle Daily Times''
	*According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle and partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin and Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle.		*According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle and partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin and Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle.
	*Salt had managed the [[Ballard Athletic Club]] a couple of years earlier, where it is believed future popular boxer [[~~Boxer:Johnny_O'Leary:055948\|~~Johnny O'Leary]] trained.		*Salt had managed the [[Ballard Athletic Club]] a couple of years earlier, where it is believed future popular boxer [[Johnny O'Leary]] trained.
	*Salt died July 22, 1925, 1:40, of complications from peritonitis surgery at Providence Hospital, Seattle. He had lived in Seattle for 12 years, coming from Philadelphia as a representative for a saw and mill machinery manufacturer. ''Wenatchee Daily World'', July 23, 1925, p. 9.		*Salt died July 22, 1925, 1:40, of complications from peritonitis surgery at Providence Hospital, Seattle. He had lived in Seattle for 12 years, coming from Philadelphia as a representative for a saw and mill machinery manufacturer. ''Wenatchee Daily World'', July 23, 1925, p. 9.

Ric: a bit more info

2005-08-09T16:44:03Z

a bit more info

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	== Manager & Promoter ==		== Manager & Promoter ==

	Seattle, Washington, USA, based manager and promoter. ~~He may have been~~ the brother of [[Lonnie Austin]]. According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle and partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin and Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle.		*Seattle, Washington, USA, based manager and promoter.
			*Reportedly he was the brother of [[Lonnie Austin]]. July 20, 1925 ''Seattle Daily Times''
			*According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle and partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin and Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle.
			*Salt had managed the [[Ballard Athletic Club]] a couple of years earlier, where it is believed future popular boxer [[Boxer:Johnny_O'Leary:055948\|Johnny O'Leary]] trained.
			*Salt died July 22, 1925, 1:40, of complications from peritonitis surgery at Providence Hospital, Seattle. He had lived in Seattle for 12 years, coming from Philadelphia as a representative for a saw and mill machinery manufacturer. ''Wenatchee Daily World'', July 23, 1925, p. 9.

	~~Salt had managed the Ballard Athletic Club a couple of years earlier, where it is believed future popular boxer [[Boxer:Johnny_O'Leary:055948\|Johnny O'Leary]] trained.~~

	~~Salt died July 22, 1925 of complications from peritonitis surgery.~~
	[[Category:Promoters\|Salt, Dan]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Salt, Dan]]
	[[Category:Managers\|Salt, Dan]]		[[Category:Managers\|Salt, Dan]]

Ric: updated links

2005-03-30T21:07:12Z

updated links

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	== Manager & Promoter ==		== Manager & Promoter ==

	Seattle, Washington, USA, based manager and promoter. He may have been the brother of [[~~Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051\|~~Lonnie Austin]]. According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle and partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin & Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle.		Seattle, Washington, USA, based manager and promoter. He may have been the brother of [[Lonnie Austin]]. According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle and partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin and Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle.

	Salt had managed the Ballard Athletic Club a couple of years earlier, where it is believed future popular boxer [[Johnny O'Leary]] trained.		Salt had managed the Ballard Athletic Club a couple of years earlier, where it is believed future popular boxer [[Boxer:Johnny_O'Leary:055948\|Johnny O'Leary]] trained.

	Salt died July 22, 1925 of complications from peritonitis surgery.		Salt died July 22, 1925 of complications from peritonitis surgery.
	[[Category:Promoters\|Salt, Dan]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Salt, Dan]]
	[[Category:Managers\|Salt, Dan]]		[[Category:Managers\|Salt, Dan]]

Ric: added Manager category and Austin-Salt link

2005-03-12T07:02:42Z

added Manager category and Austin-Salt link

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	== Manager & Promoter ==		== Manager & Promoter ==

	Seattle, Washington, USA, based manager and promoter. He may have been the brother of [~~http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=~~Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051 Lonnie Austin]. According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle, and partnered with Austin in 1914. They ~~ran~~ the popular Austin & Salt's boxing facility in Seattle.		Seattle, Washington, USA, based manager and promoter. He may have been the brother of [[Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051\|Lonnie Austin]]. According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle and partnered with Austin in 1914. They operated the popular [[Austin & Salt]] boxing facility in Seattle.

	He died July 22, 1925 of complications from peritonitis surgery.		Salt had managed the Ballard Athletic Club a couple of years earlier, where it is believed future popular boxer [[Johnny O'Leary]] trained.

			Salt died July 22, 1925 of complications from peritonitis surgery.
	[[Category:Promoters\|Salt, Dan]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Salt, Dan]]
			[[Category:Managers\|Salt, Dan]]

Ric: added category

2005-01-15T03:29:43Z

added category

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	He died July 22, 1925 of complications from peritonitis surgery.		He died July 22, 1925 of complications from peritonitis surgery.
			[[Category:Promoters\|Salt, Dan]]

Ric: created page

2005-01-15T00:22:34Z

created page

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== Manager & Promoter ==

Seattle, Washington, USA, based manager and promoter. He may have been the brother of [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051 Lonnie Austin]. According to the July 22, 1925 ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' newspaper, Caruso (Dan) Salt had come from Philadelphia circa 1910 to Seattle, and partnered with Austin in 1914. They ran the popular Austin & Salt's boxing facility in Seattle.

He died July 22, 1925 of complications from peritonitis surgery.