Ed Dunkhorst - Revision history

Matt at 19:43, 27 April 2007

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	* Dunkhorst weighed about 230 pounds as a boxer and was known as the "Human Freight Car." He later gained enormous weight, reaching perhaps 500 pounds. He appeared in ~~Vaudeville~~, often dressing as a baby in his act, which was very popular.		* Dunkhorst weighed about 230 pounds as a boxer and was known as the "Human Freight Car." He later gained an enormous amount of weight, reaching perhaps 500 pounds. He appeared in vaudeville, often dressing as a baby in his act, which was very popular.
	* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.		* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.
	* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.		* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.

Delisa at 19:41, 27 April 2007

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	* Dunkhorst weighed about 230 pounds as a boxer ~~but later on gained enormous weight~~ and ~~became~~ known ~~in Vaudeville~~ as the "Human Freight Car." He often ~~dressed~~ as a baby in his act, which was very popular.		* Dunkhorst weighed about 230 pounds as a boxer and was known as the "Human Freight Car." He later gained enormous weight, reaching perhaps 500 pounds. He appeared in Vaudeville, often dressing as a baby in his act, which was very popular.
	* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.		* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.
	* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.		* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.

Delisa at 19:30, 27 April 2007

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	* Dunkhorst weighed about 230 pounds as a boxer but later on gained enormous weight and became known in Vaudeville as the "Human Freight Car."		* Dunkhorst weighed about 230 pounds as a boxer but later on gained enormous weight and became known in Vaudeville as the "Human Freight Car." He often dressed as a baby in his act, which was very popular.
	* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.		* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.
	* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.		* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.

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	* Dunkhorst ~~was said to have been one of the heaviest boxers ever, weighing in the neighborhood of 400~~ pounds~~. Some report he sometimes came in at 500 pounds. This seems nonsense~~ as ~~his heaviest recorded~~ weight ~~is 230 pounds.~~		* Dunkhorst weighed about 230 pounds as a boxer but later on gained enormous weight and became known in Vaudeville as the "Human Freight Car."
	* He had a vaudeville act in ~~his later years~~.
	* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.		* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.
	* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.		* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.

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	* Dunkhorst was said to have been one of the heaviest boxers ever, weighing in the neighborhood of 400 pounds. Some report he sometimes came in at 500 pounds.		* Dunkhorst was said to have been one of the heaviest boxers ever, weighing in the neighborhood of 400 pounds. Some report he sometimes came in at 500 pounds. This seems nonsense as his heaviest recorded weight is 230 pounds.
	* He had a vaudeville act in his later years.		* He had a vaudeville act in his later years.
	* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.		* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.
	* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.		* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.

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	Dunkhorst ~~was said to have been one of the heaviest boxers ever, weighing in the neighborhood of 400 pounds~~.		[[file:Dunkhorst.Ed.jpg\|left\|photo]]
	~~Some report he sometimes came in at 500 pounds.~~		<boxer>010812</boxer>
	~~He had a vaudeville act in his later years~~.
	~~Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.~~
	~~He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, Illinois.~~

			* Dunkhorst was said to have been one of the heaviest boxers ever, weighing in the neighborhood of 400 pounds. Some report he sometimes came in at 500 pounds.
			* He had a vaudeville act in his later years.
			* Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.
			* He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, IL.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

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Dunkhorst was said to have been one of the heaviest boxers ever, weighing in the neighborhood of 400 pounds.
Some report he sometimes came in at 500 pounds.
He had a vaudeville act in his later years.
Ring Magazine reported his final record as 23-7-2 with 16 knockouts.
He died Oct. 25, 1915 of Bright's Disease (kidney disease) at Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chicago, Illinois.