George Manolian - Revision history

John at 17:32, 22 May 2011

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	George Allen Manolian was of Armenian descent. He began boxing while serving in the United States Navy. His record was published in several editions of the ~~EVERLAST BOXING RECORD~~ and the T. S. Andrews record book [[T. S. Andrews ~~World’s~~ Sporting Annual Record Books\|series]].
			George Allen Manolian was of Armenian descent. He began boxing while serving in the United States Navy. His record was published in several editions of the Everlast Boxing Record and the T. S. Andrews record book [[T. S. Andrews World�s Sporting Annual Record Books\|series]].

	Manolian's published records contain a number of fights that have not been traced. Most, or all, of these were probably service fights, although shown in his professional record, and were as follows:		Manolian's published records contain a number of fights that have not been traced. Most, or all, of these were probably service fights, although shown in his professional record, and were as follows:

Boxer561 at 03:35, 4 April 2007

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	Manolian also is shown in published records as defeating Honey Boy Evans in 6 rounds in 1927. Although not yet traced, this fight may have occurred in Philadelphia.		Manolian also is shown in published records as defeating Honey Boy Evans in 6 rounds in 1927. Although not yet traced, this fight may have occurred in Philadelphia.

			Died from head injuries received in a fall.

	[[Category:Armenian Boxers\|Manolian, George]]		[[Category:Armenian Boxers\|Manolian, George]]

Ric: spacing; Andrews's link

2005-10-31T22:38:08Z

spacing; Andrews's link

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	George Allen Manolian was of Armenian descent. He began boxing while serving in the United States Navy. His record was published in several editions of the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD and the Andrews record book series.		George Allen Manolian was of Armenian descent. He began boxing while serving in the United States Navy. His record was published in several editions of the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD and the T. S. Andrews record book [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|series]].

	Manolian's published records contain a number of fights that have not been traced. Most, or all, of these were probably service fights, although shown in his professional record, and were as follows:		Manolian's published records contain a number of fights that have not been traced. Most, or all, of these were probably service fights, although shown in his professional record, and were as follows:

Matt: Armenian boxers

2005-10-31T22:15:18Z

Armenian boxers

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	Manolian also is shown in published records as defeating Honey Boy Evans in 6 rounds in 1927. Although not yet traced, this fight may have occurred in Philadelphia.		Manolian also is shown in published records as defeating Honey Boy Evans in 6 rounds in 1927. Although not yet traced, this fight may have occurred in Philadelphia.

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Luckett at 22:05, 31 October 2005

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Luckett at 22:03, 31 October 2005

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Luckett at 21:53, 31 October 2005

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	George Allen Manolian was of Armenian descent. He began boxing while serving in the United States Navy. His record was published in several editions of the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD and the Andrews record book series.		George Allen Manolian was of Armenian descent. He began boxing while serving in the United States Navy. His record was published in several editions of the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD and the Andrews record book series.

Luckett at 21:00, 19 May 2005

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	George Allen Manolian was of Armenian descent. He began boxing while serving in the United States Navy. His record was published in several editions of the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD and the Andrews record book series.		George Allen Manolian was of Armenian descent. He began boxing while serving in the United States Navy. His record was published in several editions of the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD and the Andrews record book series.

	Manolian's published records contain a number of fights that ~~appear to~~ have not been traced. Most, or all, of these were probably service fights, although shown in his professional record, and were as follows:		Manolian's published records contain a number of fights that have not been traced. Most, or all, of these were probably service fights, although shown in his professional record, and were as follows:

	* Battling Alcott, W ko 2		* Battling Alcott, W ko 2
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	* Sailor Roberts, W Points 4		* Sailor Roberts, W Points 4
	* Marine Cheslock, W Points 4		* Marine Cheslock, W Points 4
	* Ray Evans, W Points 4
	* Marine Cheslock, W Points 4		* Marine Cheslock, W Points 4
	* Kid Rusty, W Points 4		* Kid Rusty, W Points 4
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	* Nate Goldman, Draw 4		* Nate Goldman, Draw 4

	Manolian also is shown as defeating Honey Boy Evans in 6 rounds in 1927. ~~This~~ fight may have occurred in Philadelphia ~~or eastern Pennsylvania~~.		Manolian also is shown in published records as defeating Honey Boy Evans in 6 rounds in 1927. Although not yet traced, this fight may have occurred in Philadelphia.

Luckett at 03:47, 19 May 2005

2005-05-19T03:47:45Z

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George Allen Manolian was of Armenian descent. He began boxing while serving in the United States Navy. His record was published in several editions of the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD and the Andrews record book series.

Manolian's published records contain a number of fights that appear to have not been traced. Most, or all, of these were probably service fights, although shown in his professional record, and were as follows:

* Battling Alcott, W ko 2
* Eddie Mullins, W Points 4
* Young Radcliffe, W Points 4
* Jack Weir, W ko 2
* Ray Still, W ko 2
* Eddie Waters, W ko 5
* Sailor Sparks, W Points 4
* Bob McNutt, W Points 4
* Spur Herbert, W Points 4
* Sailor Schana, W Points 4
* Sailor Pantans, W Points 4
* Sailor Whitely, W Points 4
* Sailor Schana, W Points 4
* Sailor Schana, W Points 4
* Sailor Roberts, W Points 4
* Marine Cheslock, W Points 4
* Ray Evans, W Points 4
* Marine Cheslock, W Points 4
* Kid Rusty, W Points 4
* Kid Rusty, W Points 4
* Nate Goldman, Draw 4

Manolian also is shown as defeating Honey Boy Evans in 6 rounds in 1927. This fight may have occurred in Philadelphia or eastern Pennsylvania.