Ernie Collins - Revision history

Dan at 23:25, 9 April 2022

2022-04-09T23:25:09Z

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Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-17T00:42:49Z

fix internal link

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	Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and was born on the White Lake Reservation, Duckwater. When he moved to Schurz he lived on the Walker River Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper", changing to "Chief Red Bull" about the middle of his fighting career. He lived in Fallon and Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended. He had two brothers [[~~Boxer:Frankie Collins:209922\|~~Frankie Collins]] and [[~~Boxer:Benny Collins:267703\|~~Benny Collins]] who were also professional boxers.		Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and was born on the White Lake Reservation, Duckwater. When he moved to Schurz he lived on the Walker River Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper", changing to "Chief Red Bull" about the middle of his fighting career. He lived in Fallon and Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended. He had two brothers [[Frankie Collins]] and [[Benny Collins]] who were also professional boxers.

	<br><br>Amateur fights:<br>		<br><br>Amateur fights:<br>

Wouter at 11:16, 17 July 2006

2006-07-17T11:16:48Z

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	Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and was born on the White Lake Reservation, Duckwater. When he moved to Schurz he lived on the Walker River Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper", changing to "Chief Red Bull" about the middle of his fighting career. He lived in Fallon and Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended. He had two brothers [[Boxer:Frankie Collins:209922\|Frankie Collins]] and [[Boxer:Benny Collins:267703\|Benny Collins]] who were also professional boxers.		Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and was born on the White Lake Reservation, Duckwater. When he moved to Schurz he lived on the Walker River Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper", changing to "Chief Red Bull" about the middle of his fighting career. He lived in Fallon and Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended. He had two brothers [[Boxer:Frankie Collins:209922\|Frankie Collins]] and [[Boxer:Benny Collins:267703\|Benny Collins]] who were also professional boxers.

	<br>Amateur fights:<br>		<br><br>Amateur fights:<br>
	1934-1-25 TKO Roy Thompson, Schurz, Nev. (won Schurz A.C. boxing championship)<br>		1934-1-25 TKO Roy Thompson, Schurz, Nev. (won Schurz A.C. boxing championship)<br>
	1934-4-23 KO1 Bud Thisby, Schurz Nev.		1934-4-23 KO1 Bud Thisby, Schurz Nev.

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]

Wouter at 11:16, 17 July 2006

2006-07-17T11:16:39Z

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	Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and was born on the White Lake Reservation, Duckwater. When he moved to Schurz he lived on the Walker River Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper", changing to "Chief Red Bull" about the middle of his fighting career. He lived in Fallon and Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended. He had two brothers [[Boxer:Frankie Collins:209922\|Frankie Collins]] and [[Boxer:Benny Collins:267703\|Benny Collins]] who were also professional boxers.		Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and was born on the White Lake Reservation, Duckwater. When he moved to Schurz he lived on the Walker River Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper", changing to "Chief Red Bull" about the middle of his fighting career. He lived in Fallon and Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended. He had two brothers [[Boxer:Frankie Collins:209922\|Frankie Collins]] and [[Boxer:Benny Collins:267703\|Benny Collins]] who were also professional boxers.

	Amateur fights:<br>		<br>Amateur fights:<br>
	1934-1-25 TKO Roy Thompson, Schurz, Nev. (won Schurz A.C. boxing championship)<br>		1934-1-25 TKO Roy Thompson, Schurz, Nev. (won Schurz A.C. boxing championship)<br>
	1934-4-23 KO1 Bud Thisby, Schurz Nev.		1934-4-23 KO1 Bud Thisby, Schurz Nev.

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]

Wouter at 11:16, 17 July 2006

2006-07-17T11:16:29Z

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	Amateur fights:<br>		Amateur fights:<br>
			1934-1-25 TKO Roy Thompson, Schurz, Nev. (won Schurz A.C. boxing championship)<br>
	1934-4-23 KO1 Bud Thisby, Schurz Nev.		1934-4-23 KO1 Bud Thisby, Schurz Nev.

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]

Wouter at 11:13, 17 July 2006

2006-07-17T11:13:46Z

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	Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and was born on the White Lake Reservation, Duckwater. When he moved to Schurz he lived on the Walker River Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper", changing to "Chief Red Bull" about the middle of his fighting career. He lived in Fallon and Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended. He had two brothers [[Boxer:Frankie Collins:209922\|Frankie Collins]] and [[Boxer:Benny Collins:267703\|Benny Collins]] who were also professional boxers.		Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and was born on the White Lake Reservation, Duckwater. When he moved to Schurz he lived on the Walker River Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper", changing to "Chief Red Bull" about the middle of his fighting career. He lived in Fallon and Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended. He had two brothers [[Boxer:Frankie Collins:209922\|Frankie Collins]] and [[Boxer:Benny Collins:267703\|Benny Collins]] who were also professional boxers.

			Amateur fights:<br>
			1934-4-23 KO1 Bud Thisby, Schurz Nev.

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]

Wouter at 13:49, 14 July 2006

2006-07-14T13:49:03Z

New page

[[file:Collins.Ernie.jpg|left|Ernie Collins]]
<boxer>040118</boxer><br>

Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and was born on the White Lake Reservation, Duckwater. When he moved to Schurz he lived on the Walker River Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper", changing to "Chief Red Bull" about the middle of his fighting career. He lived in Fallon and Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended. He had two brothers [[Boxer:Frankie Collins:209922|Frankie Collins]] and [[Boxer:Benny Collins:267703|Benny Collins]] who were also professional boxers.

[[Category:Native American Boxers|Collins, Ernie]]

Wouter at 12:00, 13 July 2006

2006-07-13T12:00:12Z

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	Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and a member of the White Lake Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper." He lived in Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended.		Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and a member of the White Lake Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper." He lived in Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended. His brother [[Boxer:Frankie Collins:209922\|Frankie Collins]] was also a professional boxer.


	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]

Wouter at 11:59, 13 July 2006

2006-07-13T11:59:08Z

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	Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and a member of the White Lake Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper." He lived in ~~Shures~~, Nevada after his boxing career ended.		Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and a member of the White Lake Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper." He lived in Schurz, Nevada after his boxing career ended.


	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]

Ric: POV edits; deleted duplicate info

2006-07-12T21:38:32Z

POV edits; deleted duplicate info

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	~~Reported to have been a member of the Shoshone Indian Tribe. Also said to have been from the White Lake Reservation.~~
	~~[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]~~

			Collins was a full-blood Shoshone Indian and a member of the White Lake Reservation. He first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper." He lived in Shures, Nevada after his boxing career ended.

	Ernie ~~was a full blood Shoshone Indian and a member of the White Lake Reserevation. He lived in Shures NV after his boxing career had stopped. Ernie first fought under the alias of "The Reno Ripper"~~
			[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Collins, Ernie]]