Emmett Angle - Revision history

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2006-10-31T06:05:02Z

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	* According to the Dec. 10, 1949 ''Tacoma News Tribune'', Angle first got interested in boxing some 30 years earlier as a member of Troop B National Guard. He had considerable experience as an amateur boxer but never turned professional. He had also managed some boxers. For years he had been in the automobile business, but at the time was a Tacoma food broker. Angle was an uncle of World Middleweight Champion [[Freddie Steele]]; it was he who brought Steele as a youngster to manager [[Dave Miller]]. Angle was reviving the [[Dave Miller Boxing Club]] in early 1950, with [[Jimmy Fitten]] as his matchmaker.		* According to the Dec. 10, 1949 ''Tacoma News Tribune'', Angle first got interested in boxing some 30 years earlier as a member of Troop B National Guard. He had considerable experience as an amateur boxer but never turned professional. He had also managed some boxers. For years he had been in the automobile business, but at the time was a Tacoma food broker. Angle was an uncle of World Middleweight Champion [[Freddie Steele]]; it was he who brought Steele as a youngster to manager [[Dave Miller]]. Angle was reviving the [[Dave Miller Boxing Club]] in early 1950, with [[Jimmy Fitten]] as his matchmaker.

	[[Category:Promoters\|Angle, Emmett]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Angle, Emmett]][[Category:Tacoma Promoters\|Angle, Emmett]]

2006-02-07T02:28:53Z

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	* Early 1950s promoter in Tacoma, WA, USA		* Early 1950s promoter in Tacoma, WA, USA
	* His first Tacoma show was held Feb. 2, 1950		* His first Tacoma show was held Feb. 2, 1950

2006-02-06T16:23:23Z

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	* Early 1950s promoter in Tacoma, WA, USA		* Early 1950s promoter in Tacoma, WA, USA
	* His first Tacoma show was held Feb. 2, 1950		* His first Tacoma show was held Feb. 2, 1950
			* According to the Dec. 10, 1949 ''Tacoma News Tribune'', Angle first got interested in boxing some 30 years earlier as a member of Troop B National Guard. He had considerable experience as an amateur boxer but never turned professional. He had also managed some boxers. For years he had been in the automobile business, but at the time was a Tacoma food broker. Angle was an uncle of World Middleweight Champion [[Freddie Steele]]; it was he who brought Steele as a youngster to manager [[Dave Miller]]. Angle was reviving the [[Dave Miller Boxing Club]] in early 1950, with [[Jimmy Fitten]] as his matchmaker.

	[[Category:Promoters\|Angle, Emmett]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Angle, Emmett]]

2006-02-05T20:20:55Z

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* Early 1950s promoter in Tacoma, WA, USA
* His first Tacoma show was held Feb. 2, 1950

[[Category:Promoters|Angle, Emmett]]