Eddie Mahoney (of Fresno) - Revision history

Matt at 14:17, 29 July 2020

2020-07-29T14:17:55Z

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	'''Eddie Mahoney''' (Fred Biehl, Jr) of Fresno, is to be distinguished from the San Francisco Eddie Mahoney, who fought in the 1920s in the same general area of California. Biehl dies July 30, 1940 in Elko, Nevada.		'''Eddie Mahoney''' (Fred Biehl, Jr) of Fresno, is to be distinguished from the San Francisco Eddie Mahoney, who fought in the 1920s in the same general area of California. Biehl dies July 30, 1940 in Elko, Nevada. Mahoney was the brother of fellow boxer and eventual sports writer and Hall-of-Famer [[Billy Mahoney]].

Ric: Ric moved page Eddie Mahoney to Eddie Mahoney (of Fresno) without leaving a redirect

2020-07-29T02:04:12Z

Ric moved page Eddie Mahoney to Eddie Mahoney (of Fresno) without leaving a redirect

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Ric: this is the Fresno one, not the SF one

2020-07-29T02:03:54Z

this is the Fresno one, not the SF one

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	~~'''Manager:''' [[Jack Kearns]]~~		'''Eddie Mahoney''' (Fred Biehl, Jr) of Fresno, is to be distinguished from the San Francisco Eddie Mahoney, who fought in the 1920s in the same general area of California. Biehl dies July 30, 1940 in Elko, Nevada.

	'''Eddie Mahoney''' (~~Edward Daniel Mahoney~~), ~~born in San Francisco in 1900, fought occasionally as Eddie Price. His boxing career spanned~~ from ~~about 1918 to 1924 or 1925, when he joined~~ the San Francisco ~~Police Department and got married. He was the son of bantamweight [[Danny~~ Mahoney]], ~~and the brother of fellow boxer and eventual sports writer and Hall-of-Famer [[Billy Mahoney]].~~

	~~Eddie Mahoney died in 1957 in San Francisco.~~

	~~The linked career record appears to be combined with another Eddie Mahoney~~ who ~~had~~ fought in the 1920s in the same area.

Ric at 16:47, 28 November 2014

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	'''Eddie Mahoney''' (Edward Daniel Mahoney), born in San Francisco in 1900, fought occasionally as Eddie Price. His boxing career spanned from about 1918 to 1924 or 1925, when he joined the San Francisco Police Department and got married. He was the son of bantamweight [[Danny Mahoney]].		'''Eddie Mahoney''' (Edward Daniel Mahoney), born in San Francisco in 1900, fought occasionally as Eddie Price. His boxing career spanned from about 1918 to 1924 or 1925, when he joined the San Francisco Police Department and got married. He was the son of bantamweight [[Danny Mahoney]], and the brother of fellow boxer and eventual sports writer and Hall-of-Famer [[Billy Mahoney]].

	Eddie Mahoney died in 1957 in San Francisco.		Eddie Mahoney died in 1957 in San Francisco.

	The linked career record appears to be combined with another Eddie Mahoney who had fought in the 1920s in the same area.		The linked career record appears to be combined with another Eddie Mahoney who had fought in the 1920s in the same area.

Ric: Ric moved page Human:52004 to Eddie Mahoney

2014-08-07T16:32:44Z

Ric moved page Human:52004 to Eddie Mahoney

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Ric: most info from his grandson, Tom Fraysse

2014-08-07T16:32:29Z

most info from his grandson, Tom Fraysse

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'''Manager:''' [[Jack Kearns]]

'''Eddie Mahoney''' (Edward Daniel Mahoney), born in San Francisco in 1900, fought occasionally as Eddie Price. His boxing career spanned from about 1918 to 1924 or 1925, when he joined the San Francisco Police Department and got married. He was the son of bantamweight [[Danny Mahoney]].

Eddie Mahoney died in 1957 in San Francisco.

The linked career record appears to be combined with another Eddie Mahoney who had fought in the 1920s in the same area.