Frankie Martin (Canada) - Revision history

Reenthelawman: adding Canadian champion category

2016-07-07T01:01:58Z

adding Canadian champion category

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	[[Category:1928 Olympians]]		[[Category:1928 Olympians]]
	[[Category:Canadian Olympians]]		[[Category:Canadian Olympians]]
			[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Featherweight Champions]]
	[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]		[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]

Emaster: linked to Frankie Martin ( Pittsfield, Massachusetts ) at the top of the page

2011-09-17T22:45:33Z

linked to Frankie Martin ( Pittsfield, Massachusetts ) at the top of the page

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			''This article is about the Canadian boxer. For the boxer from Pittsfield, Massachusetts, USA, see [[Frankie Martin ( Pittsfield, Massachusetts )]].''
	[[file:Martin.Frankie.jpg\|left\|Frankie Martin]]		[[file:Martin.Frankie.jpg\|left\|Frankie Martin]]
	<boxer>~~037938~~</boxer>		<boxer>37938</boxer>
	'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]		'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]

	* Former 1923 amateur 112-pound champion of Canada. Canadian representative in 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games in which he lost his opening round bout to Frenchman [[Armand Apell]] on points. Winner of over 50 amateur contests. Per the Nov. 30, 1934 ''Montreal Gazette''. This newspaper article also contains Martin's record-to-date, with his scheduled Dec. 7 bout to be his 32nd.		*Former 1923 amateur 112-pound champion of Canada. Canadian representative in 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games in which he lost his opening round bout to Frenchman [[Armand Apell]] on points. Winner of over 50 amateur contests. Per the Nov. 30, 1934 ''Montreal Gazette''. This newspaper article also contains Martin's record-to-date, with his scheduled Dec. 7 bout to be his 32nd.
	* Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Bobby Leitham\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.		*Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Bobby Leitham\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Martin, Frankie}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Martin, Frankie}}
	[[Category: 1928 Olympians]]		[[Category:1928 Olympians]]
	[[Category: Canadian Olympians]]		[[Category:Canadian Olympians]]
	[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]		[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]

Michael: moved Frankie Martin to Frankie Martin (Canada)

2011-09-17T18:14:40Z

moved Frankie Martin to Frankie Martin (Canada)

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(No difference)

Matt at 19:09, 11 September 2009

2009-09-11T19:09:55Z

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	'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]		'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]

	* Former 1923 amateur 112-pound champion of Canada. Canadian representative in 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games in which he lost his opening round bout to Frenchman [[Armand ~~Appel~~]] on points. Winner of over 50 amateur contests. Per the Nov. 30, 1934 ''Montreal Gazette''. This newspaper article also contains Martin's record-to-date, with his scheduled Dec. 7 bout to be his 32nd.		* Former 1923 amateur 112-pound champion of Canada. Canadian representative in 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games in which he lost his opening round bout to Frenchman [[Armand Apell]] on points. Winner of over 50 amateur contests. Per the Nov. 30, 1934 ''Montreal Gazette''. This newspaper article also contains Martin's record-to-date, with his scheduled Dec. 7 bout to be his 32nd.
	* Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Bobby Leitham\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.		* Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Bobby Leitham\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.

Matt at 19:34, 2 September 2009

2009-09-02T19:34:16Z

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	'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]		'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]

	* Former 1923 amateur 112-pound champion of Canada. Canadian representative in 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games in which he ~~made the finals~~. Winner of over 50 amateur contests. Per the Nov. 30, 1934 ''Montreal Gazette''. This newspaper article also contains Martin's record-to-date, with his scheduled Dec. 7 bout to be his 32nd.		* Former 1923 amateur 112-pound champion of Canada. Canadian representative in 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games in which he lost his opening round bout to Frenchman [[Armand Appel]] on points. Winner of over 50 amateur contests. Per the Nov. 30, 1934 ''Montreal Gazette''. This newspaper article also contains Martin's record-to-date, with his scheduled Dec. 7 bout to be his 32nd.
	* Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Bobby Leitham\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.		* Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Bobby Leitham\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.

Reenthelawman: Adding Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions category

2008-07-20T07:17:13Z

Adding Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions category

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	* Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Bobby Leitham\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.		* Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Bobby Leitham\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.

	[[Category: 1928 Olympians~~\|Martin, Frankie~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Martin, Frankie}}
	[[Category: Canadian Olympians~~\|Martin, Frankie~~]]		[[Category: 1928 Olympians]]
			[[Category: Canadian Olympians]]
			[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]

Ric: image added

2006-12-30T20:34:16Z

image added

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			[[file:Martin.Frankie.jpg\|left\|Frankie Martin]]
	<boxer>037938</boxer>		<boxer>037938</boxer>
	'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]		'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]

Ric: Boxer:Frankie Martin:037938 moved to Frankie Martin

2006-10-29T00:04:35Z

Boxer:Frankie Martin:037938 moved to Frankie Martin

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(No difference)

Ric: categories

2006-08-21T03:23:23Z

Ric at 04:12, 20 March 2005

2005-03-20T04:12:26Z

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	<boxer>037938</boxer>		<boxer>037938</boxer>
	Managers: [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]		'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]

	Former 1923 amateur 112-pound champion of Canada. Canadian representative in 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games in which he made the finals. Winner of over 50 amateur contests. Per the Nov. 30, 1934 ''Montreal Gazette''. This newspaper article also contains Martin's record-to-date, with his scheduled Dec. 7 bout to be his 32nd.		Former 1923 amateur 112-pound champion of Canada. Canadian representative in 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games in which he made the finals. Winner of over 50 amateur contests. Per the Nov. 30, 1934 ''Montreal Gazette''. This newspaper article also contains Martin's record-to-date, with his scheduled Dec. 7 bout to be his 32nd.

	Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Boxer:Bobby Leitham:041259\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.		Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Boxer:Bobby Leitham:041259\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.

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	'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]		'''Managers''': [[Eloi Rivard]], [[Sammy Gibbs]]

	Former 1923 amateur 112-pound champion of Canada. Canadian representative in 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games in which he made the finals. Winner of over 50 amateur contests. Per the Nov. 30, 1934 ''Montreal Gazette''. This newspaper article also contains Martin's record-to-date, with his scheduled Dec. 7 bout to be his 32nd.		* Former 1923 amateur 112-pound champion of Canada. Canadian representative in 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games in which he made the finals. Winner of over 50 amateur contests. Per the Nov. 30, 1934 ''Montreal Gazette''. This newspaper article also contains Martin's record-to-date, with his scheduled Dec. 7 bout to be his 32nd.
			* Martin's and fellow Montreal boxer [[Bobby Leitham\|Bobby Leitham's]] wives were sisters.

	Martin~~'s and fellow Montreal boxer~~ [[~~Boxer:Bobby Leitham~~:~~041259~~\|~~Bobby Leitham's~~]] ~~wives were sisters.~~		[[Category: 1928 Olympians\|Martin, Frankie]]
			[[Category: Canadian Olympians\|Martin, Frankie]]