Elgin Moore - Revision history

Ric: more bio info courtesy of Chick Johnston

2014-02-23T03:27:00Z

more bio info courtesy of Chick Johnston

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			The exact date of birth for boxer '''Elgin Moore''' is unknown. The Dec. 24, 1928 ''Seattle Daily Times'' newspaper published an article on Moore, along with a photograph of him with his tutor, fellow lumberman and boxer [[Dode Bercot]]. The paper reported that he was 20-years-old at this time. It also reported that he had "lived all his life in logging camps around Sultan, so is tough and rugged." And that he "first got into his head about a year ago that he was a boxer." However, the latter statement appears to be untrue, unless his early bouts in nearby Everett, WA, were "amateur." At the time of this Seattle newspaper article, Moore's one reported defeat was a loss to [[Frankie Repoz]], again apparently untrue unless Moore's early losses were four-round amateur bouts.


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			According to the Social Security Death Index database on the Ancestry.com website, one Elgin Moore was born on August 16, 1908, and died during December 1972, with his last residence being Everett, Washington.

	~~The exact date of birth for boxer '''~~Elgin Moore~~''' is unknown. The Dec. 24, 1928 ''Seattle Daily Times'' newspaper published an article~~ on ~~Moore~~, ~~along with a photograph of him with his tutor~~, ~~fellow lumberman~~ and ~~boxer [[Dode Bercot]]. The paper reported that he was 20-years-old at this time. It also reported that he had "lived all his life in logging camps around Sultan~~, ~~so is tough and rugged." And that he "first got into his head about a year ago that he was a boxer." However, the latter statement appears to be untrue, unless~~ his ~~early bouts in nearby Everett, WA, were "amateur." At the time of this Seattle newspaper article, Moore's one reported defeat was a loss to [[Frankie Repoz]]~~, ~~again apparently untrue unless Moore's early losses were four-round amateur bouts~~.		Also according to the Social Security Death Index database on the Ancestry.com website, one Elgin Moore was born on July 16, 1910, and died during Dec 1977, with his last residence being Auburn, Washington.

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	~~Exact date of birth unknown~~.		[[file:MooreEl.jpg\|left\|225px\|Elgin Moore photo]]
	~~The Dec. 24, 1928 SEATTLE DAILY TIMES had an article on~~ Moore~~, along with a photograph of him with tutor Dode Bercot.~~		<boxer>75227</boxer>
	~~The paper reported that he was then 20-years-old.~~
	~~He had "lived all his life in logging camps around Sultan, so is tough and rugged."~~
	~~And that he "first got into his head about a year ago that he was a~~ boxer."
	~~This appears to be untrue, unless his early Everett bouts were considered "amateur."~~
	~~His one reported defeat was a loss to Frankie Repoz, again untrue unless those early losses were four-round amateur bouts.~~

			The exact date of birth for boxer '''Elgin Moore''' is unknown. The Dec. 24, 1928 ''Seattle Daily Times'' newspaper published an article on Moore, along with a photograph of him with his tutor, fellow lumberman and boxer [[Dode Bercot]]. The paper reported that he was 20-years-old at this time. It also reported that he had "lived all his life in logging camps around Sultan, so is tough and rugged." And that he "first got into his head about a year ago that he was a boxer." However, the latter statement appears to be untrue, unless his early bouts in nearby Everett, WA, were "amateur." At the time of this Seattle newspaper article, Moore's one reported defeat was a loss to [[Frankie Repoz]], again apparently untrue unless Moore's early losses were four-round amateur bouts.

John: Boxer:Elgin (Kid) Moore:075227 moved to Human:75227: Pagemove by bot

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Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

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Exact date of birth unknown.
The Dec. 24, 1928 SEATTLE DAILY TIMES had an article on Moore, along with a photograph of him with tutor Dode Bercot.
The paper reported that he was then 20-years-old.
He had "lived all his life in logging camps around Sultan, so is tough and rugged."
And that he "first got into his head about a year ago that he was a boxer."
This appears to be untrue, unless his early Everett bouts were considered "amateur."
His one reported defeat was a loss to Frankie Repoz, again untrue unless those early losses were four-round amateur bouts.