Eddie Walsh - Revision history

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	~~The image here is from~~ the back of a [[Mecca Cigarette Cards\|Mecca cigarette]] card, the front side of which showed Eddie Walsh: "EDDIE WALSH (the Harlem bricklayer), the featherweight, was born in New York in 1887. In 1907 he won the 125-pound amateur championship by defeating three men, and won the intercity championship in Boston by defeating Moxie Fitzpatrick. He also won the national amateur championship by defeating four contestants in 1907."		From the back of a [[Mecca Cigarette Cards\|Mecca cigarette]] card, the front side of which showed Eddie Walsh (the image here): "EDDIE WALSH (the Harlem bricklayer), the featherweight, was born in New York in 1887. In 1907 he won the 125-pound amateur championship by defeating three men, and won the intercity championship in Boston by defeating Moxie Fitzpatrick. He also won the national amateur championship by defeating four contestants in 1907."

	Walsh's professional career seems to have been a short one, and today he is little remembered. He fought as a lightweight and only 14 fights are known. However, he is supposed to have had additional fights with [[Emergency Kelly]] and [[Young Britt]].		Walsh's professional career seems to have been a short one, and today he is little remembered. He fought as a lightweight and only 14 fights are known. However, he is supposed to have had additional fights with [[Emergency Kelly]] and [[Young Britt]].

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	~~From~~ the back of a Mecca cigarette card, the front side of which showed Eddie Walsh: "EDDIE WALSH (the Harlem bricklayer), the featherweight, was born in New York in 1887. In 1907 he won the 125-pound amateur championship by defeating three men, and won the intercity championship in Boston by defeating Moxie Fitzpatrick. He also won the national amateur championship by defeating four contestants in 1907."		<br clear=all>
			The image here is from the back of a [[Mecca Cigarette Cards\|Mecca cigarette]] card, the front side of which showed Eddie Walsh: "EDDIE WALSH (the Harlem bricklayer), the featherweight, was born in New York in 1887. In 1907 he won the 125-pound amateur championship by defeating three men, and won the intercity championship in Boston by defeating Moxie Fitzpatrick. He also won the national amateur championship by defeating four contestants in 1907."

	Walsh's professional career seems to have been a short one, and today he is little remembered. He fought as a lightweight and only 14 fights are known. However, he is supposed to have had additional fights with Emergency Kelly and Young Britt.		Walsh's professional career seems to have been a short one, and today he is little remembered. He fought as a lightweight and only 14 fights are known. However, he is supposed to have had additional fights with [[Emergency Kelly]] and [[Young Britt]].

Luckett at 03:37, 9 September 2005

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	From the back of a Mecca cigarette card, the front side of which showed Eddie Walsh: "EDDIE WALSH (the Harlem bricklayer), the featherweight, was born in New York in 1887. In 1907 he won the 125-pound amateur championship by defeating three men, and won the intercity championship in Boston by defeating Moxie Fitzpatrick. He also won the national amateur championship by defeating four contestants in 1907."		From the back of a Mecca cigarette card, the front side of which showed Eddie Walsh: "EDDIE WALSH (the Harlem bricklayer), the featherweight, was born in New York in 1887. In 1907 he won the 125-pound amateur championship by defeating three men, and won the intercity championship in Boston by defeating Moxie Fitzpatrick. He also won the national amateur championship by defeating four contestants in 1907."

	Walsh's professional career seems to have been a short one, and today he is little remembered. He fought as a lightweight and only 14 fights are known. However, he is supposed to have had additional ~~fight~~ with Emergency Kelly and Young Britt.		Walsh's professional career seems to have been a short one, and today he is little remembered. He fought as a lightweight and only 14 fights are known. However, he is supposed to have had additional fights with Emergency Kelly and Young Britt.

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Luckett at 02:46, 23 August 2005

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	From the back of a Mecca cigarette card, the front side of which showed Eddie Walsh: "EDDIE WALSH (the Harlem bricklayer), the featherweight, was born in New York in 1887. In 1907 he won the 125-pound amateur championship by defeating three men, and won the intercity championship in Boston by defeating Moxie Fitzpatrick. He also won the national amateur championship by defeating four contestants in 1907." ~~Several of Walsh's victories are listed, including two that haven't been traced, over "Young Britt" in 4 rounds and Emergency Kelly in 3 rounds.~~		From the back of a Mecca cigarette card, the front side of which showed Eddie Walsh: "EDDIE WALSH (the Harlem bricklayer), the featherweight, was born in New York in 1887. In 1907 he won the 125-pound amateur championship by defeating three men, and won the intercity championship in Boston by defeating Moxie Fitzpatrick. He also won the national amateur championship by defeating four contestants in 1907."

	Walsh's professional career seems to have been short one, and today he is little remembered.		Walsh's professional career seems to have been a short one, and today he is little remembered. He fought as a lightweight and only 14 fights are known. However, he is supposed to have had additional fight with Emergency Kelly and Young Britt.

Luckett at 02:41, 23 August 2005

2005-08-23T02:41:27Z

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From the back of a Mecca cigarette card, the front side of which showed Eddie Walsh: "EDDIE WALSH (the Harlem bricklayer), the featherweight, was born in New York in 1887. In 1907 he won the 125-pound amateur championship by defeating three men, and won the intercity championship in Boston by defeating Moxie Fitzpatrick. He also won the national amateur championship by defeating four contestants in 1907." Several of Walsh's victories are listed, including two that haven't been traced, over "Young Britt" in 4 rounds and Emergency Kelly in 3 rounds.

Walsh's professional career seems to have been short one, and today he is little remembered.