Earl (Young) France - Revision history

Chuck1052 at 21:05, 15 January 2019

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	Note- According to ~~other information~~, Weldren Joseph Vincent, also known as Sailor Billy Wilson/Billy Wilson, was a half-brother of Ulric Earl Vincent, also known as Earl France/Young France/Young Fritz.		Note- According to another source, Weldren Joseph Vincent, also known as Sailor Billy Wilson/Billy Wilson, was a half-brother of Ulric Earl Vincent, also known as Earl France/Young France/Young Fritz.


	<small>Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.</small>		<small>Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.</small>

Chuck1052 at 22:48, 11 January 2019

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	Note- According to ~~various records on Ancestry.com~~, ~~it is possible that~~ Weldren Joseph Vincent, also known as Sailor Billy Wilson/Billy Wilson, was a ~~step~~-brother of Ulric Earl Vincent, also known as Earl France/Young France/Young Fritz.		Note- According to other information, Weldren Joseph Vincent, also known as Sailor Billy Wilson/Billy Wilson, was a half-brother of Ulric Earl Vincent, also known as Earl France/Young France/Young Fritz.


	<small>Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.</small>		<small>Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.</small>

Chuck1052 at 05:04, 15 December 2018

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	'''Earl (Young) France''' fought as "Young Fritz" from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 to as late as 1924. His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.		'''Earl (Young) France''' fought as "Young Fritz" from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 to as late as 1924. His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.

	According to a number of news items, Earl France was the brother of Billy Wilson, also known as Sailor Billy Wilson.		According to a number of news items, Earl France was the brother of Billy Wilson, also known as Sailor Billy Wilson.


			Note- According to various records on Ancestry.com, it is possible that Weldren Joseph Vincent, also known as Sailor Billy Wilson/Billy Wilson, was a step-brother of Ulric Earl Vincent, also known as Earl France/Young France/Young Fritz.


	<small>Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.</small>		<small>Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.</small>

Ric at 20:38, 11 January 2018

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	<boxer>060075</boxer>		<boxer>060075</boxer>

	* Fought as "Young Fritz" from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 to as late as 1924.		'''Earl (Young) France''' fought as "Young Fritz" from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 to as late as 1924. His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.
	* His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.

	According to a number of news items, Earl France was the brother of Billy Wilson, also known as Sailor Billy Wilson.		According to a number of news items, Earl France was the brother of Billy Wilson, also known as Sailor Billy Wilson.

Wouter at 08:44, 17 September 2016

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	* Fought as "Young Fritz" from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 ~~to early 1921. At least once billed as "Frenchy Demaires." He also boxed under the name of "Earl France" from early 1921~~ to as late as 1924.		* Fought as "Young Fritz" from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 to as late as 1924.
	* His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.		* His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.

Chuck1052 at 05:27, 17 September 2016

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	* Fought as "Young Fritz" from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 to early 1921. At least once billed as "Frenchy Demaires." He also boxed under the name of "Earl France" from early 1921 to as late as 1924.		* Fought as "Young Fritz" from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 to early 1921. At least once billed as "Frenchy Demaires." He also boxed under the name of "Earl France" from early 1921 to as late as 1924.
	* His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.		* His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.

			According to a number of news items, Earl France was the brother of Billy Wilson, also known as Sailor Billy Wilson.


	<small>Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.</small>		<small>Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.</small>

Ric: Boxer:Earl (Young) France:060075 moved to Earl (Young) France

2006-12-08T20:53:04Z

Boxer:Earl (Young) France:060075 moved to Earl (Young) France

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Ric: boxer code

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	~~France fought as Young Fritz from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 to early 1921.~~		<boxer>060075</boxer>
	~~At least once billed as Frenchy Demaires.~~
	~~He also boxed under the name of Earl France from early 1921 to as late as 1924.~~
	~~His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.~~

			* Fought as "Young Fritz" from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 to early 1921. At least once billed as "Frenchy Demaires." He also boxed under the name of "Earl France" from early 1921 to as late as 1924.
			* His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.

	Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.

			<small>Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.</small>

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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France fought as Young Fritz from 1916 to early 1918, and as Young France from early 1918 to early 1921.
At least once billed as Frenchy Demaires.
He also boxed under the name of Earl France from early 1921 to as late as 1924.
His real name was listed as Earl Vincent in one newspaper, but he reportedly had a brother whose last name was Clark.

Above biographical information, and most of this record is courtesy of Charles E. Johnston of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO), based, in part, on the research of Luckett Davis and Bob Soderman of the IBRO.