Frankie (Che-Che) Britt - Revision history

Ric at 05:34, 22 June 2014

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	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
	'''Managers''': [[Stub Nelson]], [[Jack Connor]]<br>		'''Managers''': [[Stub Nelson]], [[Jack Connor]]<br>
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	~~<br clear=all>~~		'''Frankie (Che-Che) Britt''' is to be distinguished from the New England [[Frankie Britt (Dias)\|lightweight]] of the similar name who boxed during the same era, and from the [[Frankie (Indian) Britt]] of Oregon.

			According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named "Frankie Britt"" had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.

			The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he was married to 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.

			He became the owner of a San Francisco cocktail bar on Eddy Street by 1941. Sept. 1 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA). By 1943 he was teaching boxing at Tacoma's [[20th Century Club (Tacoma)\|20th Century Club]]. In the 1950s he was the chief trainer for Tacoma heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]].

	*'''Frankie (Che-Che)''' Britt is to be distinquished from the New England [[Frankie Britt (Dias)\|lightweight]] of the similar name who boxed during the same era, and from the [[Frankie (Indian) Britt]] of Oregon.
	*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.
	*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he was married to 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.
	* He became the owner of a San Francisco cocktail bar on Eddy Street by 1941. Sept. 1 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)
	*By 1943 he was teaching boxing at Tacoma's [[20th Century Club (Tacoma)\|20th Century Club]].
	*In the 1950s he was the chief trainer for Tacoma Heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]].
	*1972 Inductee into the [[Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame]]		*1972 Inductee into the [[Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame]]

Ric: format tweaks

2007-08-26T14:37:46Z

format tweaks

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	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
	'''Managers''': [[Stub Nelson]], [[Jack Connor]]<br>		'''Managers''': [[Stub Nelson]], [[Jack Connor]]<br>
	~~'''Annotated''' [http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015 Fight Record]~~

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	*~~Better known as~~ Frankie (Che-Che) Britt~~. He~~ is to be distinquished from the New England [[Frankie Britt (Dias)\|lightweight]] of the ~~same~~ name who boxed during the same era, and from the [[Frankie (Indian) Britt]] of Oregon.		*'''Frankie (Che-Che)''' Britt is to be distinquished from the New England [[Frankie Britt (Dias)\|lightweight]] of the similar name who boxed during the same era, and from the [[Frankie (Indian) Britt]] of Oregon.
	*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.		*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.
	*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he was married to 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.		*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he was married to 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.

Ric at 14:32, 26 August 2007

2007-08-26T14:32:03Z

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	*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is to be distinquished from the New England [[~~Boxer:~~Frankie Britt~~:040815~~\|lightweight]] of the same name who boxed during the same era, and from the [[Frankie (Indian) Britt]] of Oregon.		*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is to be distinquished from the New England [[Frankie Britt (Dias)\|lightweight]] of the same name who boxed during the same era, and from the [[Frankie (Indian) Britt]] of Oregon.
	*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.		*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.
	*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he was married to 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.		*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he was married to 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.
	* He became the owner of a San Francisco cocktail bar on Eddy Street by 1941. Sept. 1 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)		* He became the owner of a San Francisco cocktail bar on Eddy Street by 1941. Sept. 1 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)
	*By 1943 he was teaching boxing at Tacoma's [[20th Century Club (Tacoma)\|20th Century Club]].		*By 1943 he was teaching boxing at Tacoma's [[20th Century Club (Tacoma)\|20th Century Club]].
	*In the 1950s he was the chief trainer for Tacoma Heavyweight [[~~Boxer:Pat_McMurtry:034178\|~~Pat McMurtry]].		*In the 1950s he was the chief trainer for Tacoma Heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]].
	*1972 Inductee into the [[Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame]]		*1972 Inductee into the [[Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame]]

Ric at 23:31, 30 September 2006

2006-09-30T23:31:45Z

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	*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is to be distinquished from the New England [[Boxer:Frankie Britt:040815\|lightweight]] of the same name who boxed during the same era~~. Or with~~ [[Frankie (Indian) Britt]] of Oregon.		*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is to be distinquished from the New England [[Boxer:Frankie Britt:040815\|lightweight]] of the same name who boxed during the same era, and from the [[Frankie (Indian) Britt]] of Oregon.
	*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.		*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.
	*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he was married to 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.		*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he was married to 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.

Ric: 1941: owned SF bar

2006-09-30T23:30:40Z

1941: owned SF bar

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	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
	'''Managers''': [[Stub Nelson]], [[Jack Connor]]<br>		'''Managers''': [[Stub Nelson]], [[Jack Connor]]<br>
	Annotated [http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015 Fight Record]		'''Annotated''' [http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015 Fight Record]

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	*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is ~~not~~ to be ~~confused with~~ the New England [[Boxer:Frankie Britt:040815\|lightweight]] of the same name who boxed during the same era.		*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is to be distinquished from the New England [[Boxer:Frankie Britt:040815\|lightweight]] of the same name who boxed during the same era. Or with [[Frankie (Indian) Britt]] of Oregon.
	*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.		*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.
	*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he married 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.		*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he was married to 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.
	*By 1943 he was teaching boxing at Tacoma's [[20th Century Club (Tacoma)\|20th Century Club]]		* He became the owner of a San Francisco cocktail bar on Eddy Street by 1941. Sept. 1 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA)
			*By 1943 he was teaching boxing at Tacoma's [[20th Century Club (Tacoma)\|20th Century Club]].
	*In the 1950s he was the chief trainer for Tacoma Heavyweight [[Boxer:Pat_McMurtry:034178\|Pat McMurtry]].		*In the 1950s he was the chief trainer for Tacoma Heavyweight [[Boxer:Pat_McMurtry:034178\|Pat McMurtry]].
	*1972 Inductee into the [[Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame]]		*1972 Inductee into the [[Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame]]

Ric: Boxer:Frankie Britt:068015 moved to Frankie (Che-Che) Britt

2006-09-30T18:59:00Z

Boxer:Frankie Britt:068015 moved to Frankie (Che-Che) Britt

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Ric: spacing

2006-09-30T18:58:47Z

spacing

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	Annotated [http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015 Fight Record]		Annotated [http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015 Fight Record]

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	*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is not to be confused with the New England [[Boxer:Frankie Britt:040815\|lightweight]] of the same name who boxed during the same era.		*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is not to be confused with the New England [[Boxer:Frankie Britt:040815\|lightweight]] of the same name who boxed during the same era.

Ric: fixed Connor's name

2005-08-10T00:02:01Z

fixed Connor's name

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	<boxer>068015</boxer>		<boxer>068015</boxer>
	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
	'''Managers''': [[Stub Nelson]], [[Jack ~~Conners~~]]<br>		'''Managers''': [[Stub Nelson]], [[Jack Connor]]<br>
	Annotated [http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015 Fight Record]		Annotated [http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015 Fight Record]

Ric: boxer code; tweaked; format

2005-08-10T00:01:21Z

boxer code; tweaked; format

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	[[file:Britt.Frankie.jpg\|left\|Frankie Britt]]		[[file:Britt.Frankie.jpg\|left\|Frankie Britt]]
	~~'''Nationality''': United States~~<br>		<boxer>068015</boxer>
	~~'''Alias''': Frankie (Che Che) Zink~~<~~br>~~
	~~'''Hometown''': Tacoma, WA<br~~>
	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
	'''~~Manager~~''': Stub Nelson, Jack Conners<br>		'''Managers''': [[Stub Nelson]], [[Jack Conners]]<br>
	[http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015 Fight Record]		Annotated [http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015 Fight Record]

	*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is not to be confused with the New England ~~Lightweight~~ of the same name who boxed during the same era.

			*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is not to be confused with the New England [[Boxer:Frankie Britt:040815\|lightweight]] of the same name who boxed during the same era.
	*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.		*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.
	*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he married 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.		*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he married 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.
	*In the 1950s he was the chief trainer for Tacoma Heavyweight Pat McMurtry.		*By 1943 he was teaching boxing at Tacoma's [[20th Century Club (Tacoma)\|20th Century Club]]
	*1972 Inductee into the Tacoma (Pierce County) Sports ~~[http://tacomasportsmuseum.com/fame.html~~ Hall of Fame]		*In the 1950s he was the chief trainer for Tacoma Heavyweight [[Boxer:Pat_McMurtry:034178\|Pat McMurtry]].
			*1972 Inductee into the [[Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame]]

Ric at 02:22, 9 February 2005

2005-02-09T02:22:30Z

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	~~Better known as~~ Frankie (Che-Che) ~~Britt~~. ~~He is not to be confused with the New England Lightweight of the same name who boxed during the same period which he did~~.		[[file:Britt.Frankie.jpg\|left\|Frankie Britt]]
			'''Nationality''': United States<br>
			'''Alias''': Frankie (Che Che) Zink<br>
			'''Hometown''': Tacoma, WA<br>
			'''Division''': Featherweight<br>
			'''Manager''': Stub Nelson, Jack Conners<br>
			[http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015 Fight Record]

	According to a February 27, 1923 ~~THE TACOMA NEWS~~-~~TRIBUNE~~ newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring.		*Better known as Frankie (Che-Che) Britt. He is not to be confused with the New England Lightweight of the same name who boxed during the same era.
	But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name.		*According to a February 27, 1923 ''Tacoma News-Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) newspaper, Britt adopted the moniker of "Frankie Zink" after another boxer named Frankie Britt had been tossed out of a Portland, Oregon, ring. But the Sept. 2, 1919 TNT reported that Zink was his birth name. Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.
	Local newspapers reporting on the same bout would sometimes use either Britt or Zink to identify this boxer.		*The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he married 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.
	The TNT reported that Sunday, Feb. 27, 1921, he married 18-year-old Myrtle Burke at Ballard, WA, Presbyterian Church by Rev. H. L. Wilhelm.		*In the 1950s he was the chief trainer for Tacoma Heavyweight Pat McMurtry.
			*1972 Inductee into the Tacoma (Pierce County) Sports [http://tacomasportsmuseum.com/fame.html Hall of Fame]
	In the ~~1950's~~ he was the chief trainer for Tacoma Heavyweight Pat McMurtry.

	~~Fight Record: [http://207.44.250.6/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=068015]~~

	1972 Inductee into the Tacoma (Pierce County) Sports Hall of Fame