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	'''Frank Van Hee''' was born on a farm near Snohomish, Washington.		'''Frank Van Hee''' was born on a farm near Snohomish, Washington.

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	'''Frank Van Hee''' was born on a farm near Snohomish, Washington.		'''Frank Van Hee''' was born on a farm near Snohomish, Washington.

	According to an April 17, 1933 ''Everett Daily Herald'' newspaper article, he was Belgian. It was reported that, by then, he had scored 17 KOs in his last 20 bouts, all in three rounds or less, "with a paralyzing left punch to the stomach." "He gained the distinction of being the first man to ever knock out [[Leo Lomski]]...." (This was their second bout together; the first ended in a draw.) By April 1933, Van Hee had been boxing for three years. His record was reported in that newspaper article as being, so far, 36 total, with two losses (~~one~~ to [[Garfield Johnson]] and ~~the other to~~ [[Dynamite Jackson]]).		According to an April 17, 1933 ''Everett Daily Herald'' newspaper article, he was Belgian. It was reported that, by then, he had scored 17 KOs in his last 20 bouts, all in three rounds or less, "with a paralyzing left punch to the stomach." "He gained the distinction of being the first man to ever knock out [[Leo Lomski]]...." (This was their second bout together; the first ended in a draw.) By April 1933, Van Hee had been boxing for three years. His record was reported in that newspaper article as being, so far, 36 total, with two losses (to [[Garfield Johnson]] and [[Dynamite Jackson]]).

	According to the family, Frank Van Hee never married. He had three sisters, one of whom kept track of his bouts. His brother had a son, but that son never married. So that Van Hee name died out. There are many other Van Hees in the Washington area, however.		According to the family, Frank Van Hee never married. He had three sisters, one of whom kept track of his bouts. His brother had a son, but that son never married. So that Van Hee name died out. There are many other Van Hees in the Washington area, however.

Ric at 16:02, 18 July 2015

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	According to the family, Frank Van Hee never married. He had three sisters, one of whom kept track of his bouts. His brother had a son, but that son never married. So that Van Hee name died out. There are many other Van Hees in the Washington area, however.		According to the family, Frank Van Hee never married. He had three sisters, one of whom kept track of his bouts. His brother had a son, but that son never married. So that Van Hee name died out. There are many other Van Hees in the Washington area, however.

	Van Hee's boxing ~~scrapbook~~ still ~~survives~~, possessed by Bob Jepperson of Bellingham, WA. [http://www.bobjepperson.com/]<br>		Van Hee's boxing scrapbooks still survive, possessed by Bob Jepperson of Bellingham, WA. [http://www.bobjepperson.com/]<br>
	It was the basis of his book: ''A Dream, A Buck, An Era'' [http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Buck-Era-Robert-Jepperson/dp/1456516515/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1363447265&sr=8-1&keywords=Robert+W+Jepperson].		It was the basis of a chapter of his book: ''[[A Dream, A Buck, An Era]]'' [http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Buck-Era-Robert-Jepperson/dp/1456516515/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1363447265&sr=8-1&keywords=Robert+W+Jepperson].

Ric at 01:01, 18 July 2015

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	According to the family, Frank Van Hee never married. He had three sisters, one of whom kept track of his bouts. His brother had a son, but that son never married. So that Van Hee name died out. There are many other Van Hees in the Washington area, however.		According to the family, Frank Van Hee never married. He had three sisters, one of whom kept track of his bouts. His brother had a son, but that son never married. So that Van Hee name died out. There are many other Van Hees in the Washington area, however.

	Van Hee's boxing ~~scrapbooks~~ still ~~survive~~, ~~and are~~ possessed by Bob Jepperson of Bellingham, WA. [http://www.bobjepperson.com/]~~. (See also~~ his book, ''A Dream, A Buck, An Era'' [http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Buck-Era-Robert-Jepperson/dp/1456516515/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1363447265&sr=8-1&keywords=Robert+W+Jepperson].)		Van Hee's boxing scrapbook still survives, possessed by Bob Jepperson of Bellingham, WA. [http://www.bobjepperson.com/]<br>
			It was the basis of his book: ''A Dream, A Buck, An Era'' [http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Buck-Era-Robert-Jepperson/dp/1456516515/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1363447265&sr=8-1&keywords=Robert+W+Jepperson].

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			'''Frank Van Hee''' was born on a farm near Snohomish, Washington.

			According to an April 17, 1933 ''Everett Daily Herald'' newspaper article, he was Belgian. It was reported that, by then, he had scored 17 KOs in his last 20 bouts, all in three rounds or less, "with a paralyzing left punch to the stomach." "He gained the distinction of being the first man to ever knock out [[Leo Lomski]]...." (This was their second bout together; the first ended in a draw.) By April 1933, Van Hee had been boxing for three years. His record was reported in that newspaper article as being, so far, 36 total, with two losses (one to [[Garfield Johnson]] and the other to [[Dynamite Jackson]]).

	~~Van Hee was born on a farm near Snohomish, Washington.~~		According to the family, Frank Van Hee never married. He had three sisters, one of whom kept track of his bouts. His brother had a son, but that son never married. So that Van Hee name died out. There are many other Van Hees in the Washington area, however.
	According to ~~an April 17~~, ~~1933 EVERETT DAILY HERALD newspaper article, he was Belgian~~.
	~~It was reported that, by then, he~~ had ~~scored 17 KOs in his last 20 bouts, all in~~ three ~~rounds or less~~, ~~"with a paralyzing left punch to the stomach."~~
	~~"He gained the distinction~~ of ~~being the first man to ever knock out Leo Lomski~~.~~..."~~
	~~This was their second bout together; the first ended in~~ a ~~draw~~.
	~~By April 1933,~~ Van Hee ~~had been boxing for three years~~.
	~~His record was reported~~ in ~~that newspaper article as being, so far, 36 total~~, ~~with two losses (one to Garfield Johnson and the other to Dynamite Jackson)~~.

	~~According to the family, Frank~~ Van Hee ~~never married.~~		Van Hee's boxing scrapbooks still survive, and are possessed by Bob Jepperson of Bellingham, WA. [http://www.bobjepperson.com/]. (See also his book, ''A Dream, A Buck, An Era'' [http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Buck-Era-Robert-Jepperson/dp/1456516515/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1363447265&sr=8-1&keywords=Robert+W+Jepperson].)
	~~He had three sisters~~, ~~one of whom kept track~~ of his ~~bouts.~~
	~~His brother had a son~~, ~~but that son never married~~.
	~~So that Van Hee name died out~~.
	~~There are many other Van Hees in the Washington area, however~~.

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Van Hee was born on a farm near Snohomish, Washington.
According to an April 17, 1933 EVERETT DAILY HERALD newspaper article, he was Belgian.
It was reported that, by then, he had scored 17 KOs in his last 20 bouts, all in three rounds or less, "with a paralyzing left punch to the stomach."
"He gained the distinction of being the first man to ever knock out Leo Lomski...."
This was their second bout together; the first ended in a draw.
By April 1933, Van Hee had been boxing for three years.
His record was reported in that newspaper article as being, so far, 36 total, with two losses (one to Garfield Johnson and the other to Dynamite Jackson).

According to the family, Frank Van Hee never married.
He had three sisters, one of whom kept track of his bouts.
His brother had a son, but that son never married.
So that Van Hee name died out.
There are many other Van Hees in the Washington area, however.