Frankie Lande - Revision history

Wouter at 08:01, 28 June 2007

2007-06-28T08:01:16Z

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	Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evening Gazette, Frankie Lande was the 1929 [[Golden Gloves]] Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning [[Goldie Hess]], [[Speedy Wallace]] and [[~~Vearle~~ Whitehead]], he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with [[Freddie Steele]] in fight staged in the Pacific Northwest. A claim which is highly dubious, considering Steele only drew with [[Gorilla Jones]].		Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evening Gazette, Frankie Lande was the 1929 [[Golden Gloves]] Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning [[Goldie Hess]], [[Speedy Wallace]] and [[Vearl Whitehead]], he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with [[Freddie Steele]] in fight staged in the Pacific Northwest. A claim which is highly dubious, considering Steele only drew with [[Gorilla Jones]].

Wouter at 07:55, 28 June 2007

2007-06-28T07:55:30Z

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	Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evening Gazette, Frankie ~~Lang~~ was the 1929 Golden Gloves Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning Goldie Hess, Speedy Wallace and Vearle Whitehead, he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with Freddie Steele in fight staged in the Pacific Northwest. A claim which is highly dubious, considering Steele only drew with Gorilla Jones.		Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evening Gazette, Frankie Lande was the 1929 [[Golden Gloves]] Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning [[Goldie Hess]], [[Speedy Wallace]] and [[Vearle Whitehead]], he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with [[Freddie Steele]] in fight staged in the Pacific Northwest. A claim which is highly dubious, considering Steele only drew with [[Gorilla Jones]].

Wouter: Boxer:Frankie Lang:248251 moved to Frankie Lande

2007-06-28T07:54:22Z

Boxer:Frankie Lang:248251 moved to Frankie Lande

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Matt: disclaimer about dubious claim of a draw with Freddie Steele in NW

2005-07-29T19:58:36Z

disclaimer about dubious claim of a draw with Freddie Steele in NW

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	Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evening Gazette, Frankie Lang was the 1929 Golden Gloves Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning Goldie Hess, Speedy Wallace and Vearle Whitehead, he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with Freddie Steele in fight staged in the ~~North West~~.		Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evening Gazette, Frankie Lang was the 1929 Golden Gloves Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning Goldie Hess, Speedy Wallace and Vearle Whitehead, he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with Freddie Steele in fight staged in the Pacific Northwest. A claim which is highly dubious, considering Steele only drew with Gorilla Jones.

Wouter at 10:25, 29 July 2005

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	Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evening Gazette Lang was the 1929 Golden Gloves Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning Goldie Hess, Speedy Wallace and Vearle Whitehead, he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with Freddie Steele in fight staged in the North West.		Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evening Gazette, Frankie Lang was the 1929 Golden Gloves Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning Goldie Hess, Speedy Wallace and Vearle Whitehead, he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with Freddie Steele in fight staged in the North West.

Wouter at 10:25, 29 July 2005

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	Per the 1935-1-29 Reno ~~Evenbing~~ Gazette Lang was the 1929 Golden Gloves Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning Goldie Hess, Speedy Wallace and Vearle Whitehead, he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with Freddie Steele in fight staged in the North West.		Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evening Gazette Lang was the 1929 Golden Gloves Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning Goldie Hess, Speedy Wallace and Vearle Whitehead, he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with Freddie Steele in fight staged in the North West.

Wouter at 10:25, 29 July 2005

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	Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evenbing Gazette Lang was the 1929 Golden Gloves Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning Goldie Hess, Speedy Wallace and Vearle Whitehead, he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with Freddie Steele in fight staged in the North West.		Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evenbing Gazette Lang was the 1929 Golden Gloves Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning Goldie Hess, Speedy Wallace and Vearle Whitehead, he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with Freddie Steele in fight staged in the North West.

Wouter at 10:24, 29 July 2005

2005-07-29T10:24:57Z

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Per the 1935-1-29 Reno Evenbing Gazette Lang was the 1929 Golden Gloves Champion at Welterweight. The same paper reported that as a pro, apart from decisioning Goldie Hess, Speedy Wallace and Vearle Whitehead, he had also fought a draw in the fall of 1934 with Freddie Steele in fight staged in the North West.