Danny Goodman - Revision history

Slugger at 03:01, 22 February 2020

2020-02-22T03:01:28Z

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	'''Manager:''' Joe Thomas		'''Manager:''' Joe Thomas

Ric: updated, per NYT obit

2011-09-04T17:19:42Z

updated, per NYT obit

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	~~Was~~ a Private in 1st ~~regiment~~ machine gun infantry in the National Guard. ~~Later~~ became a sergeant and the boxing instructor for the 86th National Army at Camp Grant, Illinois (10/05/1917 Chicago Tribune).		'''Danny Goodman''' was a Private in the 1st Regiment machine gun infantry in the National Guard. He later became a sergeant and the boxing instructor for the 86th National Army at Camp Grant, near Rockford, Illinois (10/05/1917 ''Chicago Tribune'').

	Goodman talked back to a First Lieutenant of Company A 342nd Infantry. He had a court martial and was sentenced to six months in the guardhouse in enforced seclusion (03/21/1918 Chicago Tribune).		Goodman talked back to a First Lieutenant of Company A 342nd Infantry. He had a court martial and was sentenced to six months in the guardhouse in enforced seclusion (03/21/1918 ''Chicago Tribune'').

	~~Was dropped down~~ to a Private and was replaced as boxing instructor by Fred Dwyer.		He was demoted to a Private and was replaced as boxing instructor by Fred Dwyer. Goodman later owned a restaurant at Harrison and Dearborn in Chicago (07/30/1921 ''Chicago Tribune'').

	Goodman ~~later owned a restaurant~~ at ~~Harrison and Dearborn~~ in Chicago ~~(07/30/1921 Chicago Tribune)~~.		As reported in the February 24, 1924 ''Chicago Tribune'', Goodman was sent to Kane County Jail for 90 days for selling alcohol at his bar at 1600 South Wabash Avenue in Chicago.

	As reported in the ~~February 24, 1924 Chicago Tribune Goodman was sent to Kane County Jail for 90 days for selling alcohol at his bar at 1600 South Wabash Avenue~~ in ~~Chicago~~.		Goodman eventually became a fight promoter, which he did until his death. He died of a heart attack July 14, 1951, and was buried in Waldheim Jewish Cemetery in Forest Park, Illinois. Upon his death, the ''New York Times'' reported that he had had some 350 career bouts from 1904 to 1919. He had served as a machine gunner in the 131st Infantry on the Mexican border in 1915.

	Goodman ~~eventually became a fight promoter~~, ~~which he did until his death.~~		{{DEFAULTSORT:Goodman, Danny}}
			[[Category:Jewish Boxers]][[Category:World War I Veterans]]
	~~Goodman died of a heart attack July 14 1951 and was burried in Waldheim~~ Jewish ~~Cemetary in Forest Park, IL.~~

Rowdytimothy: Human:52418 moved to Danny Goodman

2008-06-30T02:33:44Z

Human:52418 moved to Danny Goodman

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Boxer561 at 19:41, 28 June 2008

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	Goodman eventually became a fight promoter, which he did until his death.		Goodman eventually became a fight promoter, which he did until his death.

	Goodman died of a heart attack July 14 1951 and was burried in Waldheim Cemetary.		Goodman died of a heart attack July 14 1951 and was burried in Waldheim Jewish Cemetary in Forest Park, IL.

John: Boxer:Danny Goodman:052418 moved to Human:52418: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T21:29:10Z

Boxer:Danny Goodman:052418 moved to Human:52418: Pagemove by bot

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Joshua at 02:48, 15 October 2005

2005-10-15T02:48:07Z

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			Manager Joe Thomas

	Was a Private in 1st regiment machine gun infantry in the National Guard. Later became a sergeant and the boxing instructor for the 86th National Army at Camp Grant, Illinois (10/05/1917 Chicago Tribune).		Was a Private in 1st regiment machine gun infantry in the National Guard. Later became a sergeant and the boxing instructor for the 86th National Army at Camp Grant, Illinois (10/05/1917 Chicago Tribune).

Joshua at 02:47, 15 October 2005

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	Was a Private in 1st regiment machine gun infantry in the National Guard. Later became a sergeant and the boxing instructor for the 86th National Army at Camp Grant, Illinois (10/05/1917 Chicago Tribune).		Was a Private in 1st regiment machine gun infantry in the National Guard. Later became a sergeant and the boxing instructor for the 86th National Army at Camp Grant, Illinois (10/05/1917 Chicago Tribune).

Joshua at 22:25, 14 October 2005

2005-10-14T22:25:34Z

New page

Was a Private in 1st regiment machine gun infantry in the National Guard. Later became a sergeant and the boxing instructor for the 86th National Army at Camp Grant, Illinois (10/05/1917 Chicago Tribune).

Goodman talked back to a First Lieutenant of Company A 342nd Infantry. He had a court martial and was sentenced to six months in the guardhouse in enforced seclusion (03/21/1918 Chicago Tribune).

Was dropped down to a Private and was replaced as boxing instructor by Fred Dwyer.

Goodman later owned a restaurant at Harrison and Dearborn in Chicago (07/30/1921 Chicago Tribune).

As reported in the February 24, 1924 Chicago Tribune Goodman was sent to Kane County Jail for 90 days for selling alcohol at his bar at 1600 South Wabash Avenue in Chicago.

Goodman eventually became a fight promoter, which he did until his death.

Goodman died of a heart attack July 14 1951 and was burried in Waldheim Cemetary.