Frankie Murray - Revision history

Ric at 20:47, 20 April 2014

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			'''Frankie Murray''' (Frank Carrozza) started his professional boxing career in Baltimore, Maryland, fighting most frequently in Baltimore and Philadelphia. In 1925 he went to California and did most of his fighting in western rings until the end of his career.

	~~This record was researched by, and is courtesy of, Laurence Fielding of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO # 75).~~		There were three good boxers from Philadelphia named "Frankie Murray" who were contemporaries and of about the same size. The others were Al (Battling) Murray and Johnny Murray.

	~~The fights of this Frankie Murray must be separated from those of another Frankie Murray, billed as being from Toronto, Canada.~~

	There were three good boxers from Philadelphia named Murray who were contemporaries and of about the same size. The others were Al (Battling) Murray and Johnny Murray. Frankie Murray (Frank Carrozza) started his professional boxing career in Baltimore, Maryland, fighting most frequently in Baltimore and Philadelphia. In 1925 he went to California and did most of his fighting in western rings until the end of his career.

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	~~- Chuck Johnston~~

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	According to the U.S. Census records on the Ancestry.com website, one Frank J. "Carozza," a 41-year-old divorced native of Pennsylvania, was living in Stockton, California during 1940. He was listed as a "Boxer" and an "Instructor."		According to the U.S. Census records on the Ancestry.com website, one Frank J. "Carozza," a 41-year-old divorced native of Pennsylvania, was living in Stockton, California during 1940. He was listed as a "Boxer" and an "Instructor."

	According to the California Death Index records on the Ancestry.com website, one Frank Carrozza was born on May 25, 1898 and died on September 21, 1964 in San Bernardino County, California.		According to the California Death Index records on the Ancestry.com website, one Frank Carrozza was born on May 25, 1898 and died on September 21, 1964 in San Bernardino County, California.
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			<small>This record was researched by, and is courtesy of, Laurence Fielding of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO # 75). The fights of this Frankie Murray must be separated from those of another Frankie Murray, billed as being from Toronto, Canada.</small>

Chuck1052 at 03:17, 17 February 2013

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	There were three good boxers from Philadelphia named Murray who were contemporaries and of about the same size. The others were Al (Battling) Murray and Johnny Murray. Frankie Murray (Frank Carrozza) started his professional boxing career in Baltimore, Maryland, fighting most frequently in Baltimore and Philadelphia. In 1925 he went to California and did most of his fighting in western rings until the end of his career.		There were three good boxers from Philadelphia named Murray who were contemporaries and of about the same size. The others were Al (Battling) Murray and Johnny Murray. Frankie Murray (Frank Carrozza) started his professional boxing career in Baltimore, Maryland, fighting most frequently in Baltimore and Philadelphia. In 1925 he went to California and did most of his fighting in western rings until the end of his career.

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			- Chuck Johnston

			According to the U.S. Census records on the Ancestry.com website, one Frank J. "Carozza," a 41-year-old divorced native of Pennsylvania, was living in Stockton, California during 1940. He was listed as a "Boxer" and an "Instructor."

			According to the California Death Index records on the Ancestry.com website, one Frank Carrozza was born on May 25, 1898 and died on September 21, 1964 in San Bernardino County, California.
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Emaster: Human:9842 moved to Frankie Murray

2009-10-09T19:02:50Z

Human:9842 moved to Frankie Murray

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John: Boxer:Frankie Murray:009842 moved to Human:9842: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T21:58:09Z

Boxer:Frankie Murray:009842 moved to Human:9842: Pagemove by bot

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Matt: proofread, boxer code

2005-05-08T21:40:49Z

proofread, boxer code

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	This record was researched by, and is courtesy of, Laurence Fielding of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO # 75).		This record was researched by, and is courtesy of, Laurence Fielding of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO # 75).

	The fights of this Frankie Murray must be separated from those of another Frankie Murray, billed as being from Toronto, Canada.		The fights of this Frankie Murray must be separated from those of another Frankie Murray, billed as being from Toronto, Canada.

	There were three good boxers from Philadelphia named Murray who were contemporaries and of about the same size. The others were Al (Battling) Murray and Johnny Murray. Frankie Murray (Frank Carrozza) started his professional boxing career in Baltimore, Maryland, fighting most frequently in Baltimore and Philadelphia. In 1925 he went to California and ~~fought mostly~~ of his fighting in western rings until the end of his career.		There were three good boxers from Philadelphia named Murray who were contemporaries and of about the same size. The others were Al (Battling) Murray and Johnny Murray. Frankie Murray (Frank Carrozza) started his professional boxing career in Baltimore, Maryland, fighting most frequently in Baltimore and Philadelphia. In 1925 he went to California and did most of his fighting in western rings until the end of his career.

Luckett at 21:08, 8 May 2005

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	The fights of this Frankie Murray must be separated from those of another Frankie Murray, billed as being from Toronto, Canada.		The fights of this Frankie Murray must be separated from those of another Frankie Murray, billed as being from Toronto, Canada.

	There were three boxers from Philadelphia named Murray of about the same size ~~who were contemporaries~~. The others were Al (Battling) Murray and Johnny Murray. Frankie Murray (Frank Carrozza) started his professional boxing career in Baltimore, Maryland, fighting most frequently in Baltimore and Philadelphia. In 1925 he went to California and fought mostly of his fighting in western rings until the end of his career.		There were three good boxers from Philadelphia named Murray who were contemporaries and of about the same size. The others were Al (Battling) Murray and Johnny Murray. Frankie Murray (Frank Carrozza) started his professional boxing career in Baltimore, Maryland, fighting most frequently in Baltimore and Philadelphia. In 1925 he went to California and fought mostly of his fighting in western rings until the end of his career.

Luckett at 21:07, 8 May 2005

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	The fights of this Frankie Murray must be separated from those of another Frankie Murray, billed as being from Toronto, Canada.		The fights of this Frankie Murray must be separated from those of another Frankie Murray, billed as being from Toronto, Canada.

			There were three boxers from Philadelphia named Murray of about the same size who were contemporaries. The others were Al (Battling) Murray and Johnny Murray. Frankie Murray (Frank Carrozza) started his professional boxing career in Baltimore, Maryland, fighting most frequently in Baltimore and Philadelphia. In 1925 he went to California and fought mostly of his fighting in western rings until the end of his career.

Luckett at 21:01, 8 May 2005

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	~~Murray (apparently not his real name) was originally from Pennsylvania before he headed west.~~		This record was researched by, and is courtesy of, Laurence Fielding of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO # 75).
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	This record was researched by, and is courtesy of, Laurence Fielding of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).		The fights of this Frankie Murray must be separated from those of another Frankie Murray, billed as being from Toronto, Canada.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Murray (apparently not his real name) was originally from Pennsylvania before he headed west.
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This record was researched by, and is courtesy of, Laurence Fielding of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO).