Eddie Muller - Revision history

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	'''Eddie Muller''' ([http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/c/a/2007/11/30/PKVVTGUNJ.DTL&o=0 image]), born in the Mission District of San Francisco, served as a boxing columnist for the ''San Francisco Examiner'' for nearly fifty years, after having begun his career at the newspaper as a copy boy in February 1924. He was a "key figure" in the establishment of San Francisco's annual [[Golden Gloves]] competition. In addition to writing his column "Shadow Boxing," Muller was the author of several books about fighting, including "Boxing Gems" and "Photo Gallery of Boxing Greats." He retired from the ''Examiner'' in 1976. (All according to the Dec. 4, 1982 ''San Francisco Chronicle'', which also reported that Muller had died of a heart attack at age 75.)		'''Eddie Muller''' ([http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/c/a/2007/11/30/PKVVTGUNJ.DTL&o=0 image]), born in the Mission District of San Francisco, served as a boxing columnist for the ''San Francisco Examiner'' for nearly fifty years, after having begun his career at the newspaper as a copy boy in February 1924. He was a "key figure" in the establishment of San Francisco's annual [[Golden Gloves]] competition. In addition to writing his column "Shadow Boxing," Muller was the author of several books about fighting, including "Boxing Gems" and "Photo Gallery of Boxing Greats." He retired from the ''Examiner'' in 1976. (All according to the Dec. 4, 1982 ''San Francisco Chronicle'', which also reported that Muller had died of a heart attack at age 75.)

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	Muller served as a boxing columnist for the ''San Francisco Examiner'' for nearly fifty years, after having begun his career at the newspaper as a copy boy. ~~His son, who has the same name as his father, is~~ a ~~professional film critic and~~ the ~~author~~ of ~~two novels ('~~'[[~~The Distance~~]]'' and ''~~[[Shadow Boxer]]~~''~~) set~~ in the San Francisco ~~Bay area during the 1940s and featuring a protagonist~~, ~~modeled after his father, who makes his living as~~ a ~~boxing writer~~.		'''Eddie Muller''' ([http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/c/a/2007/11/30/PKVVTGUNJ.DTL&o=0 image]), born in the Mission District of San Francisco, served as a boxing columnist for the ''San Francisco Examiner'' for nearly fifty years, after having begun his career at the newspaper as a copy boy in February 1924. He was a "key figure" in the establishment of San Francisco's annual [[Golden Gloves]] competition. In addition to writing his column "Shadow Boxing," Muller was the author of several books about fighting, including "Boxing Gems" and "Photo Gallery of Boxing Greats." He retired from the ''Examiner'' in 1976. (All according to the Dec. 4, 1982 ''San Francisco Chronicle'', which also reported that Muller had died of a heart attack at age 75.)

	Inducted into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], "Expanded Category" (Writers & Historians & Photo Journalists).		His son, who has the same name as his father, is a professional film critic and the author of two novels (''[[The Distance]]'' and ''[[Shadow Boxer]]'') set in the San Francisco Bay area during the 1940s and featuring a protagonist, modeled after his father, who makes his living as a boxing writer.

			Inducted into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], "Expanded Category" (Writers & Historians & Photo Journalists), in 1981.

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	[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Muller, Eddie]]		[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Muller, Eddie]]

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	~~Inducted into~~ the [[~~World Boxing Hall of Fame~~]], ~~"Expanded Category" (Writers & Historians & Photo Journalists)~~		Muller served as a boxing columnist for the ''San Francisco Examiner'' for nearly fifty years, after having begun his career at the newspaper as a copy boy. His son, who has the same name as his father, is a professional film critic and the author of two novels (''[[The Distance]]'' and ''[[Shadow Boxer]]'') set in the San Francisco Bay area during the 1940s and featuring a protagonist, modeled after his father, who makes his living as a boxing writer.

			Inducted into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], "Expanded Category" (Writers & Historians & Photo Journalists).

			[[Category:Boxing Media\|Muller, Eddie]]
	[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Muller, Eddie]]		[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Muller, Eddie]]

Ric at 04:31, 21 July 2005

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Inducted into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]], "Expanded Category" (Writers & Historians & Photo Journalists)

[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members|Muller, Eddie]]