Frank Churchill - Revision history

John at 20:41, 1 June 2015

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	*[[Sammy Shack]]		*[[Sammy Shack]]

	Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. ~~For more information on Churchill, click~~ [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm ~~here~~].		Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years.

			9 December 1922 article in the [[:File:ChurchillBB.jpg\|The Boxing Blade]]

			=== External Link ===
			* [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm EJMAS].

	~~See also, 9 December 1922 ''The Boxing Blade'' [[:File:ChurchillBB.jpg\|article]]~~
	[[Category:Managers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]		[[Category:Managers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]
	[[Category:Promoters\|Churchill, Frank E.]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Churchill, Frank E.]]
	[[Category:Trainers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]		[[Category:Trainers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]

Ric: 1922 Boxing Blade article linked

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1922 Boxing Blade article linked

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	Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. For more information on Churchill, click [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm here].		Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. For more information on Churchill, click [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm here].

			See also, 9 December 1922 ''The Boxing Blade'' [[:File:ChurchillBB.jpg\|article]]
	[[Category:Managers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]		[[Category:Managers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]
	[[Category:Promoters\|Churchill, Frank E.]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Churchill, Frank E.]]
	[[Category:Trainers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]		[[Category:Trainers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]

Ric at 02:09, 14 November 2011

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	*Featherweight [[Dencio Cabanela]], who died in 1921 after a bout with Bert McCarthy in Australia		*Featherweight [[Dencio Cabanela]], who died in 1921 after a bout with Bert McCarthy in Australia
	*[[Pancho Villa]], who died while still the World Flyweight Champion		*[[Pancho Villa]], who died while still the World Flyweight Champion
	*Inocencio Moldes ([[Clever Sencio]]), who died after a bout with Charles "Bud" Taylor in Milwaukee		*Inocencio Moldes ([[Clever Sencio]]), who died after a bout with [[Charles (Bud) Taylor\|Bud Taylor]] in Milwaukee
	*[[Elino Flores]]		*[[Elino Flores]]
	*[[Pete Sarmiento]]		*[[Pete Sarmiento]]

Ric: image added

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	== Promoter - Manager - Trainer==		== Promoter - Manager - Trainer==
			'''Frank E. Churchill''' was one of the important figures who helped develop the early Filipino boxing scene, along with [[Joe Waterman]] and the Tait Brothers -- [[Eddie Tait]] and [[Stewart Tait]] -- all of whom, incidentally, were from Washington state, USA.
	Frank E. Churchill was one of the important figures who helped develop the early Filipino boxing scene, along with [[Joe Waterman]] and the Tait Brothers -- [[Eddie Tait]] and [[Stewart Tait]] -- all of whom, incidentally, were from Washington state, USA.

	Some of the boxers he managed included:		Some of the boxers he managed included:

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

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	Some of the boxers he managed included:		Some of the boxers he managed included:
	*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[~~Boxer:Mike Ballerino:041487\|~~Mike Ballerino]]		*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[Mike Ballerino]]
	*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[~~Boxer:Tod_Morgan:039558\|~~Tod Morgan]]. According to the Jan. 15, 1926 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA), Churchill bought Morgan's contract for $15,000 from Morgan's father immediately after the Dec. 1925 Ballerino-Morgan title bout.		*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[Tod Morgan]]. According to the Jan. 15, 1926 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA), Churchill bought Morgan's contract for $15,000 from Morgan's father immediately after the Dec. 1925 Ballerino-Morgan title bout.
	*Featherweight [[~~Boxer:Dencio Cabanela:059618\|~~Dencio Cabanela]], who died in 1921 after a bout with Bert McCarthy in Australia		*Featherweight [[Dencio Cabanela]], who died in 1921 after a bout with Bert McCarthy in Australia
	*[[~~Boxer:Pancho_Villa:009433\|~~Pancho Villa]], who died while still the World Flyweight Champion		*[[Pancho Villa]], who died while still the World Flyweight Champion
	*Inocencio Moldes ([[~~Boxer:Clever Sencio:041664\|~~Clever Sencio]]), who died after a bout with Charles "Bud" Taylor in Milwaukee		*Inocencio Moldes ([[Clever Sencio]]), who died after a bout with Charles "Bud" Taylor in Milwaukee
	*[[~~Boxer:Elino Flores:054856\|~~Elino Flores]]		*[[Elino Flores]]
	*[[~~Boxer:Pete Sarmiento:010097\|~~Pete Sarmiento]]		*[[Pete Sarmiento]]
	*[[~~Boxer:Speedy Dado:009907\|~~Speedy Dado]]		*[[Speedy Dado]]
	*[[~~Boxer:Johnny Hill:076856\|~~Johnny Hill]]		*[[Johnny Hill]]
	*[[~~Boxer:Sammy Shack:071585\|~~Sammy Shack]]		*[[Sammy Shack]]

	Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. For more information on Churchill, click [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm here].		Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. For more information on Churchill, click [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm here].

Matt at 05:01, 16 May 2005

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	*[[Boxer:Speedy Dado:009907\|Speedy Dado]]		*[[Boxer:Speedy Dado:009907\|Speedy Dado]]
	*[[Boxer:Johnny Hill:076856\|Hill~~, Johnny~~]]		*[[Boxer:Johnny Hill:076856\|Johnny Hill]]
	*[[Boxer:Sammy Shack:071585\|Sammy Shack]]		*[[Boxer:Sammy Shack:071585\|Sammy Shack]]

Matt: Added two more boxers

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	*[[Boxer:Speedy Dado:009907\|Speedy Dado]]		*[[Boxer:Speedy Dado:009907\|Speedy Dado]]
			*[[Boxer:Johnny Hill:076856\|Hill, Johnny]]
			*[[Boxer:Sammy Shack:071585\|Sammy Shack]]

	Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. For more information on Churchill, click [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm here].		Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. For more information on Churchill, click [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm here].

Ric at 02:38, 16 May 2005

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	== Promoter Manager Trainer==		== Promoter - Manager - Trainer==

	Frank E. Churchill was one of the important figures in the early Filipino boxing scene, along with [[Joe Waterman]], and the Tait Brothers: [[Eddie Tait]] and [[Stewart Tait]]--all of whom, incidentally, were from Washington state, USA~~. Churchill had been a custom house clerk in Manila~~.		Frank E. Churchill was one of the important figures who helped develop the early Filipino boxing scene, along with [[Joe Waterman]] and the Tait Brothers -- [[Eddie Tait]] and [[Stewart Tait]] -- all of whom, incidentally, were from Washington state, USA.

	~~As a manager, some~~ of ~~Churchill's more famous clients~~ included:		Some of the boxers he managed included:
	*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[Boxer:Mike Ballerino:041487\|Mike Ballerino]]		*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[Boxer:Mike Ballerino:041487\|Mike Ballerino]]
	*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[Boxer:Tod_Morgan:039558\|Tod Morgan]]. According to the Jan. 15, 1926 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA), Churchill bought Morgan's contract for $15,000 from Morgan's father immediately after the Dec. 1925 Ballerino-Morgan title bout.		*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[Boxer:Tod_Morgan:039558\|Tod Morgan]]. According to the Jan. 15, 1926 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA), Churchill bought Morgan's contract for $15,000 from Morgan's father immediately after the Dec. 1925 Ballerino-Morgan title bout.

Ric: added some managerial trivia & links

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	As a manager, some of Churchill's more famous clients included:		As a manager, some of Churchill's more famous clients included:
	*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[Boxer:Tod_Morgan:039558\|Tod Morgan]]		*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[Boxer:Mike Ballerino:041487\|Mike Ballerino]]
			*World Junior Lightweight Champion [[Boxer:Tod_Morgan:039558\|Tod Morgan]]. According to the Jan. 15, 1926 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA), Churchill bought Morgan's contract for $15,000 from Morgan's father immediately after the Dec. 1925 Ballerino-Morgan title bout.
	*Featherweight [[Boxer:Dencio Cabanela:059618\|Dencio Cabanela]], who died in 1921 after a bout with Bert McCarthy in Australia		*Featherweight [[Boxer:Dencio Cabanela:059618\|Dencio Cabanela]], who died in 1921 after a bout with Bert McCarthy in Australia
	*[[Boxer:Pancho_Villa:009433\|Pancho Villa]], who died while still the World Flyweight Champion		*[[Boxer:Pancho_Villa:009433\|Pancho Villa]], who died while still the World Flyweight Champion
	*Inocencio Moldes ([[Boxer:Clever Sencio:041664\|Clever Sencio]]), who died after a bout with Charles "Bud" Taylor in Milwaukee		*Inocencio Moldes ([[Boxer:Clever Sencio:041664\|Clever Sencio]]), who died after a bout with Charles "Bud" Taylor in Milwaukee
	*~~World Junior Lightweight Champion Mike Ballerino~~		*[[Boxer:Elino Flores:054856\|Elino Flores]]
	*Elino Flores		*[[Boxer:Pete Sarmiento:010097\|Pete Sarmiento]]
	*Pete Sarmiento		*[[Boxer:Speedy Dado:009907\|Speedy Dado]]
	*Speedy Dado

	Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. For more information on Churchill, click [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm here].		Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. For more information on Churchill, click [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm here].

Ric: updated

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	== Promoter Manager Trainer==		== Promoter Manager Trainer==

	Frank Churchill was one of the important figures in the early Filipino		Frank E. Churchill was one of the important figures in the early Filipino boxing scene, along with [[Joe Waterman]], and the Tait Brothers: [[Eddie Tait]] and [[Stewart Tait]]--all of whom, incidentally, were from Washington state, USA. Churchill had been a custom house clerk in Manila.
	boxing scene, along with [~~http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Joe_Waterman~~ Joe Waterman], and the Tait Brothers: [[Eddie Tait]] and [[Stewart Tait]]--all of whom, incidentally, were from Washington state, USA. Churchill had been a custom house clerk in Manila.

	As a manager, some of Churchill's more famous clients included:		As a manager, some of Churchill's more famous clients included:

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	Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. For more information on Churchill, click [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm here].		Churchill died March 30, 1933 at his ranch house near La Habra, California, at age 59 years. He had been suffering from a weak heart for three years. For more information on Churchill, click [http://ejmas.com/jcs/jcsart_svinth_0701.htm here].

			See also, 9 December 1922 ''The Boxing Blade'' [[:File:ChurchillBB.jpg\|article]]
	[[Category:Managers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]		[[Category:Managers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]
	[[Category:Promoters\|Churchill, Frank E.]]		[[Category:Promoters\|Churchill, Frank E.]]
	[[Category:Trainers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]		[[Category:Trainers\|Churchill, Frank E.]]

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	*[[Boxer:Pete Sarmiento:010097\|Pete Sarmiento]]		*[[Boxer:Pete Sarmiento:010097\|Pete Sarmiento]]
	*[[Boxer:Speedy Dado:009907\|Speedy Dado]]		*[[Boxer:Speedy Dado:009907\|Speedy Dado]]
	*[[Boxer:Johnny Hill:076856\|Hill~~, Johnny~~]]		*[[Boxer:Johnny Hill:076856\|Johnny Hill]]
	*[[Boxer:Sammy Shack:071585\|Sammy Shack]]		*[[Boxer:Sammy Shack:071585\|Sammy Shack]]