Ed Hagen - Revision history

Ric at 03:03, 14 April 2017

2017-04-14T03:03:28Z

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	'''Manager:''' [[George Paris]]		'''Manager:''' [[George Paris]]

	'''Ed Hagen''' was the brother of fellow boxer [[Romeo Hagen]]. According to Ancestry.com, ~~it is suspected that Ed~~ Hagan was born in 1885 in Norway.		'''Ed Hagen''' was the brother of fellow boxer [[Romeo Hagen]]. According to Ancestry.com, Hagan was born in 1885 in Norway.

	== Factoids ==		== Factoids ==

Ric: image inserted

2013-07-06T01:31:59Z

image inserted

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	== Factoids ==		== Factoids ==
	*Hagen ~~formerly~~ was a Seattle police officer, according to the Nov. 19, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)		*Hagen was a Seattle police officer, according to the Nov. 19, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA). See also, Nov. 5, 1912 ''Seattle Star'' [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87093407/1912-11-05/ed-1/seq-2/]
	*In 1913, Hagen accompanied [[Freddie Welsh]] from Seattle to Montana, Denver and Kansas City, as his sparring partner. Sept. 24, 1913 ''Seattle Star'' [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87093407/1913-09-24/ed-1/seq-7/]		*In 1913, Hagen accompanied [[Freddie Welsh]] from Seattle to Montana, Denver and Kansas City, as his sparring partner. Sept. 24, 1913 ''Seattle Star'' [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87093407/1913-09-24/ed-1/seq-7/]
	*Per the Sept. 26, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily News'', he had been shot twice the night before while on patrol as a policeman in Seattle's Madrona Park. He was hit in the left bicep and in the thigh of the left leg. It was reported that he would never box again. His last contest before this incident had been a KO-2 loss to [[Joe Bonds]].		*Per the Sept. 26, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily News'', he had been shot twice the night before while on patrol as a policeman in Seattle's Madrona Park. He was hit in the left bicep and in the thigh of the left leg. It was reported that he would never box again. His last contest before this incident had been a KO-2 loss to [[Joe Bonds]].
	*It is believed that Hagen later went to prison due to a scandal alleging that he had needlessly killed a number of suspects in the line of duty.		*It is believed that Hagen later went to prison due to a scandal alleging that he had needlessly killed a number of suspects in the line of duty.

Ric: was Freddie Welsh's sparring partner

2013-06-09T02:40:22Z

was Freddie Welsh's sparring partner

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	== Factoids ==		== Factoids ==
	*Hagen formerly was a Seattle police officer, according to the Nov. 19, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)		*Hagen formerly was a Seattle police officer, according to the Nov. 19, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)
			*In 1913, Hagen accompanied [[Freddie Welsh]] from Seattle to Montana, Denver and Kansas City, as his sparring partner. Sept. 24, 1913 ''Seattle Star'' [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87093407/1913-09-24/ed-1/seq-7/]
	*Per the Sept. 26, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily News'', he had been shot twice the night before while on patrol as a policeman in Seattle's Madrona Park. He was hit in the left bicep and in the thigh of the left leg. It was reported that he would never box again. His last contest before this incident had been a KO-2 loss to [[Joe Bonds]].		*Per the Sept. 26, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily News'', he had been shot twice the night before while on patrol as a policeman in Seattle's Madrona Park. He was hit in the left bicep and in the thigh of the left leg. It was reported that he would never box again. His last contest before this incident had been a KO-2 loss to [[Joe Bonds]].
	*It is believed that Hagen later went to prison due to a scandal alleging that he had needlessly killed a number of suspects in the line of duty.		*It is believed that Hagen later went to prison due to a scandal alleging that he had needlessly killed a number of suspects in the line of duty.

Ric: YOB: 1885?

2009-10-20T22:46:16Z

YOB: 1885?

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	'''Manager:''' [[George Paris]]		'''Manager:''' [[George Paris]]

	'''Ed Hagen''' was the brother of fellow boxer [[Romeo Hagen]].		'''Ed Hagen''' was the brother of fellow boxer [[Romeo Hagen]]. According to Ancestry.com, it is suspected that Ed Hagan was born in 1885 in Norway.

	== Factoids ==		== Factoids ==

Ric: updated

2009-10-20T02:06:41Z

updated

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	'''Manager:''' [[George Paris]]		'''Manager:''' [[George Paris]]

	*Brother of fellow boxer [[Romeo Hagen]]		'''Ed Hagen''' was the brother of fellow boxer [[Romeo Hagen]].

			== Factoids ==
	*Hagen formerly was a Seattle police officer, according to the Nov. 19, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)		*Hagen formerly was a Seattle police officer, according to the Nov. 19, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)
	*Per the Sept. 26, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily News'', he had been shot twice the night before while on patrol as a policeman in Seattle's Madrona Park. He was hit in the left bicep and in the thigh of the left leg. It was reported that he would never box again. His last contest before this incident had been a KO-2 loss to [[Joe Bonds]].		*Per the Sept. 26, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily News'', he had been shot twice the night before while on patrol as a policeman in Seattle's Madrona Park. He was hit in the left bicep and in the thigh of the left leg. It was reported that he would never box again. His last contest before this incident had been a KO-2 loss to [[Joe Bonds]].
	*It is believed that Hagen later went to prison due to a scandal alleging that he had needlessly killed a number of suspects in the line of duty.		*It is believed that Hagen later went to prison due to a scandal alleging that he had needlessly killed a number of suspects in the line of duty.

Ric: Human:54569 moved to Ed Hagen

2007-08-25T15:12:17Z

Human:54569 moved to Ed Hagen

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Ric at 03:04, 25 August 2007

2007-08-25T03:04:12Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:04, 25 August 2007
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	'''Manager:''' [[George Paris]]		'''Manager:''' [[George Paris]]

	*Brother of fellow boxer [[~~Boxer:Romeo Hagen:087044\|~~Romeo Hagen]]		*Brother of fellow boxer [[Romeo Hagen]]
	*Hagen formerly was a Seattle police officer, according to the Nov. 19, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)		*Hagen formerly was a Seattle police officer, according to the Nov. 19, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)
	*Per the Sept. 26, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily News'', he had been shot twice the night before while on patrol as a policeman in Seattle's Madrona Park. He was hit in the left bicep and in the thigh of the left leg. It was reported that he would never box again. His last contest before this incident had been a KO-2 loss to [[~~Boxer:Joe_Bonds:010578\|~~Joe Bonds]].		*Per the Sept. 26, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily News'', he had been shot twice the night before while on patrol as a policeman in Seattle's Madrona Park. He was hit in the left bicep and in the thigh of the left leg. It was reported that he would never box again. His last contest before this incident had been a KO-2 loss to [[Joe Bonds]].
	*It is believed that Hagen later went to prison due to a scandal alleging that he had needlessly killed a number of suspects in the line of duty.		*It is believed that Hagen later went to prison due to a scandal alleging that he had needlessly killed a number of suspects in the line of duty.

John: Boxer:Ed Hagen:054569 moved to Human:54569: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T21:40:16Z

Boxer:Ed Hagen:054569 moved to Human:54569: Pagemove by bot

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Ric: paris as manager, per Dec. 28, 1910 TDN

2006-09-29T19:13:27Z

paris as manager, per Dec. 28, 1910 TDN

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			'''Manager:''' [[George Paris]]

	*Brother of fellow boxer [[Boxer:Romeo Hagen:087044\|Romeo Hagen]]		*Brother of fellow boxer [[Boxer:Romeo Hagen:087044\|Romeo Hagen]]

Ric: prison scandal, per John Ochs

2006-01-28T15:44:03Z

prison scandal, per John Ochs

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	*Brother of fellow boxer [[Boxer:Romeo Hagen:087044\|~~Romero~~ Hagen]]		*Brother of fellow boxer [[Boxer:Romeo Hagen:087044\|Romeo Hagen]]
	*Hagen formerly was a Seattle police officer, according to the Nov. 19, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)		*Hagen formerly was a Seattle police officer, according to the Nov. 19, 1910 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)
	*Per the Sept. 26, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily News'', he had been shot twice the night before while on patrol as a policeman in Seattle's Madrona Park. He was hit in the left bicep and in the thigh of the left leg. It was reported that he would never box again. His last contest before this incident had been a KO-2 loss to [[Boxer:Joe_Bonds:010578\|Joe Bonds]].		*Per the Sept. 26, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily News'', he had been shot twice the night before while on patrol as a policeman in Seattle's Madrona Park. He was hit in the left bicep and in the thigh of the left leg. It was reported that he would never box again. His last contest before this incident had been a KO-2 loss to [[Boxer:Joe_Bonds:010578\|Joe Bonds]].
			*It is believed that Hagen later went to prison due to a scandal alleging that he had needlessly killed a number of suspects in the line of duty.