Fred Pearl - Revision history

Ric at 16:09, 12 April 2025

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	'''Fred Pearl''' was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He also managed [[Babe Herman]].		'''Fred Pearl''' was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He also managed [[Babe Herman]].

	He was the primary matchmaker for the [[L-st Arena]] in Sacramento, beginning around 1917. He was a co-owner of that venue, along with [[Fred ~~Pearl~~]] and [[Ancil Hoffman]]. They sold this venue on October 31, 1945, to [[Claude Beagle]]. (The venue put on its last boxing show [[Show:351440\|November 15, 1945]]. Beagle planned to convert the old arena into a storage plant for rice hull ash.)		He was the primary matchmaker for the [[L-st Arena]] in Sacramento, beginning around 1917. He was a co-owner of that venue, along with [[Fred Bottaro]] and [[Ancil Hoffman]]. They sold this venue on October 31, 1945, to [[Claude Beagle]]. (The venue put on its last boxing show [[Show:351440\|November 15, 1945]]. Beagle planned to convert the old arena into a storage plant for rice hull ash.)

	His daughter, Ralpha, was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.		His daughter, Ralpha, was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.

Ric: actually Nov 15 was L-st Arena's final show

2025-04-12T16:06:08Z

actually Nov 15 was L-st Arena's final show

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	'''Fred Pearl''' was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He also managed [[Babe Herman]].		'''Fred Pearl''' was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He also managed [[Babe Herman]].

	He was the primary matchmaker for the [[L-st Arena]] in Sacramento, beginning around 1917. He was a co-owner of that venue, along with [[Fred Pearl]] and [[Ancil Hoffman]]. They sold this venue on October 31, 1945, to [[Claude Beagle]]. (The venue put on its last boxing show November 13, 1945. Beagle planned to convert the old arena into a storage plant for rice hull ash.)		He was the primary matchmaker for the [[L-st Arena]] in Sacramento, beginning around 1917. He was a co-owner of that venue, along with [[Fred Pearl]] and [[Ancil Hoffman]]. They sold this venue on October 31, 1945, to [[Claude Beagle]]. (The venue put on its last boxing show [[Show:351440\|November 15, 1945]]. Beagle planned to convert the old arena into a storage plant for rice hull ash.)

	His daughter, Ralpha, was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.		His daughter, Ralpha, was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.

Ric at 19:20, 11 April 2025

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	'''Fred Pearl''' was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento~~, CA, USA~~, beginning around 1917. Pearl ~~was active in~~ boxing ~~promotion and matchmaking Sacramento until 1960~~, ~~at 81 years~~ old. Pearl's promotional company was known as the Victory Athletic Club as early as 1940. In 1952, Pearl joined into a promotional partnership with then Sacramento rival [[Jackie King (promoter)\|Jackie King]] under the banner of King's company the Auditorium Boxing Club~~; this~~ partnership continued throughout the 1950s.		'''Fred Pearl''' was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He also managed [[Babe Herman]].

			He was the primary matchmaker for the [[L-st Arena]] in Sacramento, beginning around 1917. He was a co-owner of that venue, along with [[Fred Pearl]] and [[Ancil Hoffman]]. They sold this venue on October 31, 1945, to [[Claude Beagle]]. (The venue put on its last boxing show November 13, 1945. Beagle planned to convert the old arena into a storage plant for rice hull ash.)

			His daughter, Ralpha, was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.

			Pearl's promotional company was known as the Victory Athletic Club as early as 1940. In 1952, Pearl joined into a promotional partnership with then Sacramento rival [[Jackie King (promoter)\|Jackie King]] under the banner of King's company--the Auditorium Boxing Club. This partnership continued throughout the 1950s.

			Pearl remained active in boxing promotion and matchmaking Sacramento until 1960, at 81 years old.

	~~Pearl also managed [[Babe Herman]]. Pearl's daughter Ralpha was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.~~

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Matt at 19:36, 8 April 2018

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	'''Fred Pearl''' ~~(born: 1879 (est.)~~ was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, beginning ~~in the early 1920s~~. Pearl was active in boxing promotion and matchmaking Sacramento ~~as late as 1959~~, at ~~the age of 80~~. Pearl's promotional company was known as the Victory Athletic Club as early as 1940. In 1952, Pearl joined into a promotional partnership with then Sacramento rival [[Jackie King (promoter)\|Jackie King]] under the banner of King's company the Auditorium Boxing Club; this partnership continued throughout the 1950s.		<human>685469</human>
			'''Fred Pearl''' was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, beginning around 1917. Pearl was active in boxing promotion and matchmaking Sacramento until 1960, at 81 years old. Pearl's promotional company was known as the Victory Athletic Club as early as 1940. In 1952, Pearl joined into a promotional partnership with then Sacramento rival [[Jackie King (promoter)\|Jackie King]] under the banner of King's company the Auditorium Boxing Club; this partnership continued throughout the 1950s.

	Pearl also managed [[Babe Herman]]. Pearl's daughter Ralpha was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.		Pearl also managed [[Babe Herman]]. Pearl's daughter Ralpha was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.

Matt at 17:41, 9 October 2014

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	'''Fred Pearl''' (born: 1879 (est.) was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, beginning in the early 1920s. Pearl was active in boxing promotion and matchmaking Sacramento as late as 1959, at the age of 80. Pearl's promotional company was known as the Victory Athletic Club as early as 1940. In 1952, Pearl joined into a promotional partnership with then Sacramento rival [[Jackie King (promoter\|Jackie King]] under the banner of King's company the Auditorium Boxing Club; this partnership continued throughout the 1950s.		'''Fred Pearl''' (born: 1879 (est.) was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, beginning in the early 1920s. Pearl was active in boxing promotion and matchmaking Sacramento as late as 1959, at the age of 80. Pearl's promotional company was known as the Victory Athletic Club as early as 1940. In 1952, Pearl joined into a promotional partnership with then Sacramento rival [[Jackie King (promoter)\|Jackie King]] under the banner of King's company the Auditorium Boxing Club; this partnership continued throughout the 1950s.

	Pearl also managed [[Babe Herman]]. Pearl's daughter Ralpha was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.		Pearl also managed [[Babe Herman]]. Pearl's daughter Ralpha was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.

Matt at 17:41, 9 October 2014

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	'''Fred Pearl''' (born: 1879 (est.) was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, beginning in the early 1920s. Pearl was active in boxing promotion and matchmaking Sacramento as late as 1959, at the age of 80. Pearl's promotional company was known as the Victory Athletic Club as early as 1940.		'''Fred Pearl''' (born: 1879 (est.) was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, beginning in the early 1920s. Pearl was active in boxing promotion and matchmaking Sacramento as late as 1959, at the age of 80. Pearl's promotional company was known as the Victory Athletic Club as early as 1940. In 1952, Pearl joined into a promotional partnership with then Sacramento rival [[Jackie King (promoter\|Jackie King]] under the banner of King's company the Auditorium Boxing Club; this partnership continued throughout the 1950s.

	Pearl also managed [[Babe Herman]]. Pearl's daughter Ralpha was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.		Pearl also managed [[Babe Herman]]. Pearl's daughter Ralpha was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.

Matt at 15:40, 11 September 2014

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	~~Managed [[Babe Herman]]~~. He ~~also~~ was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, ~~during~~ the ~~very~~ early 1920s.		'''Fred Pearl''' (born: 1879 (est.) was an American boxing promoter and matchmaker based in Sacramento, California. He was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, beginning in the early 1920s. Pearl was active in boxing promotion and matchmaking Sacramento as late as 1959, at the age of 80. Pearl's promotional company was known as the Victory Athletic Club as early as 1940.

	[[~~Category~~:~~Managers\|~~Pearl, Fred]]		Pearl also managed [[Babe Herman]]. Pearl's daughter Ralpha was married to heavyweight contender [[Buddy Baer]] from 1939 to 1943.
	[[Category:Matchmakers~~\|Pearl, Fred~~]]
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Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-17T01:38:16Z

fix internal link

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	Managed [[~~Boxer:Babe Herman:017250\|~~Babe Herman]]. He also was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, during the very early 1920s.		Managed [[Babe Herman]]. He also was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, during the very early 1920s.

	[[Category:Managers\|Pearl, Fred]]		[[Category:Managers\|Pearl, Fred]]
	[[Category:Matchmakers\|Pearl, Fred]]		[[Category:Matchmakers\|Pearl, Fred]]

Ric: matchmaker too, per March 23, 1922 Sacramento Star

2007-05-20T17:29:33Z

matchmaker too, per March 23, 1922 Sacramento Star

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	~~== Manager ==~~		Managed [[Boxer:Babe Herman:017250\|Babe Herman]]. He also was the matchmaker for the L-St Arena in Sacramento, CA, USA, during the very early 1920s.

	Managed [[Boxer:Babe Herman:017250\|Babe Herman]]

	[[Category:Managers\|Pearl, Fred]]		[[Category:Managers\|Pearl, Fred]]
			[[Category:Matchmakers\|Pearl, Fred]]

Ric at 21:11, 1 April 2005

2005-04-01T21:11:01Z

New page

== Manager ==

Managed [[Boxer:Babe Herman:017250|Babe Herman]]

[[Category:Managers|Pearl, Fred]]