George Paris - Revision history

Reenthelawman at 23:29, 14 July 2008

2008-07-14T23:29:52Z

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2008-04-13T21:27:16Z

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			'''Officiating Record:''' Referee N/A<br>

	'''George Paris''', a black man, had been in Paris, France with World Champion [[Jack Johnson]] when World War I broke out. He was a former boxer himself and a trainer. By the early 1920s, he was living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where he also refereed boxing matches, including at least one amateur bout between [[Jimmy McLarnin]] and [[Mickey Gill]] for the Amateur Featherweight Title of British Columbia.		'''George Paris''', a black man, had been in Paris, France with World Champion [[Jack Johnson]] when World War I broke out. He was a former boxer himself and a trainer. By the early 1920s, he was living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where he also refereed boxing matches, including at least one amateur bout between [[Jimmy McLarnin]] and [[Mickey Gill]] for the Amateur Featherweight Title of British Columbia.
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	He may be the George Paris who was a very early 1900s Seattle-area manager of boxer [[Ed Hagen]].		He may be the George Paris who was a very early 1900s Seattle-area manager of boxer [[Ed Hagen]].

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2007-10-17T23:23:24Z

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	He was also a jazz musician, quite well respected in the industry later in his life. After his active career ended as a fighter, he trained the police force of Montreal, Quebec, in boxing.		He was also a jazz musician, quite well respected in the industry later in his life. After his active career ended as a fighter, he trained the police force of Montreal, Quebec, in boxing.

	He may be the George Paris who was a very early 1900s Seattle-area manager of boxer [[~~Boxer:Ed Hagen:054569\|~~Ed Hagen]].		He may be the George Paris who was a very early 1900s Seattle-area manager of boxer [[Ed Hagen]].

	[[Category:Managers\|Paris, George]]		[[Category:Managers\|Paris, George]]
	[[Category:Referees\|Paris, George]]		[[Category:Referees\|Paris, George]]

Ric: more info, per Kevin Smith

2007-02-22T15:07:24Z

more info, per Kevin Smith

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	'''George Paris''', a black man, had been in Paris, France with World Champion [[Jack Johnson]] when World War I broke out. He was a former boxer himself and a trainer. By the early 1920s, he was living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where he also refereed boxing matches, including at least one amateur bout between [[Jimmy McLarnin]] and [[Mickey Gill]] for the Amateur Featherweight Title of British Columbia.		'''George Paris''', a black man, had been in Paris, France with World Champion [[Jack Johnson]] when World War I broke out. He was a former boxer himself and a trainer. By the early 1920s, he was living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where he also refereed boxing matches, including at least one amateur bout between [[Jimmy McLarnin]] and [[Mickey Gill]] for the Amateur Featherweight Title of British Columbia.

	He may be the George Paris who was a very early 1900s Seattle-area manager of boxer [[Boxer:Ed Hagen:054569\|Ed Hagen]]		He was also a jazz musician, quite well respected in the industry later in his life. After his active career ended as a fighter, he trained the police force of Montreal, Quebec, in boxing.

			He may be the George Paris who was a very early 1900s Seattle-area manager of boxer [[Boxer:Ed Hagen:054569\|Ed Hagen]].

	[[Category:Managers\|Paris, George]]		[[Category:Managers\|Paris, George]]
	[[Category:Referees\|Paris, George]]		[[Category:Referees\|Paris, George]]

Ric: Boxer:George Paris:191823 moved to George Paris: over-ride duplicate page

2007-01-07T21:40:20Z

Boxer:George Paris:191823 moved to George Paris: over-ride duplicate page

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Ric: Seattle manager?

2007-01-07T21:38:48Z

Seattle manager?

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	'''George Paris''', a black man, had been in Paris, France with World Champion [[Jack Johnson]] when World War I broke out. He was a former boxer himself and a trainer. By the early 1920s, he was living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where he also refereed boxing matches, including at least one amateur bout between [[Jimmy McLarnin]] and [[Mickey Gill]] for the Amateur Featherweight Title of British Columbia.		'''George Paris''', a black man, had been in Paris, France with World Champion [[Jack Johnson]] when World War I broke out. He was a former boxer himself and a trainer. By the early 1920s, he was living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where he also refereed boxing matches, including at least one amateur bout between [[Jimmy McLarnin]] and [[Mickey Gill]] for the Amateur Featherweight Title of British Columbia.

			He may be the George Paris who was a very early 1900s Seattle-area manager of boxer [[Boxer:Ed Hagen:054569\|Ed Hagen]]

			[[Category:Managers\|Paris, George]]
	[[Category:Referees\|Paris, George]]		[[Category:Referees\|Paris, George]]

Ric at 00:12, 1 November 2006

2006-11-01T00:12:01Z

New page

<boxer>191823</boxer>

'''George Paris''', a black man, had been in Paris, France with World Champion [[Jack Johnson]] when World War I broke out. He was a former boxer himself and a trainer. By the early 1920s, he was living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where he also refereed boxing matches, including at least one amateur bout between [[Jimmy McLarnin]] and [[Mickey Gill]] for the Amateur Featherweight Title of British Columbia.

[[Category:Referees|Paris, George]]