Harry Donahue - Revision history

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	In the January 15 1911 edition of the Indianapolis Star, Harry Donahue, then a student at Valparaiso University, was described ~~in the following manner~~:<br>		<human>057745</human>
	"He is dark complexioned, has a bright, snappy eye, strong, intelligent features and a splendid head of dark-brown hair. He is slender and graceful and is possessed of a small hand -not the big, gnarled mauley of the professional 'pug.' He dresses well and with great taste. A big white diamond in his tie is worn inconspiciously. That's the only jewel on his person. He looks as gentle as a spring zephyr. And he is too, except when he is in the ring. Then he slugs -for he is out to win, and a glance at his record shows that he usually accomplishes his purpose."		In the January 15 1911 edition of the ''Indianapolis Star'', '''Harry Donahue''', then a student at Valparaiso University, was described as follows:<br>

			"He is dark complexioned, has a bright, snappy eye, strong, intelligent features and a splendid head of dark-brown hair. He is slender and graceful and is possessed of a small hand--not the big, gnarled mauley of the professional 'pug.' He dresses well and with great taste. A big white diamond in his tie is worn inconspiciously. That's the only jewel on his person. He looks as gentle as a spring zephyr. And he is too, except when he is in the ring. Then he slugs--for he is out to win, and a glance at his record shows that he usually accomplishes his purpose."

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	In the January 15 1911 edition of the Indianapolis Star, Harry Donahue, then a student at Valparaiso University, was described in the following manner:<br>		In the January 15 1911 edition of the Indianapolis Star, Harry Donahue, then a student at Valparaiso University, was described in the following manner:<br>
	"He is dark complexioned, has a bright, snappy eye, strong, intelligent features and a splendid head of dark-brown hair. He is slender and graceful and is possessed of a small hand -not the big, gnarled mauley of the professional 'pug.' He dresses well and with great taste. A big white diamond in his tie is worn inconspiciously. That's the only jewel on his person. He looks as gentle as a spring zephyr. And he is too, except when he is in the ring. Then he slugs -for he is out to win, and a glance at his record shows that he usually accomplishes his purpose."~~</boxer>~~		"He is dark complexioned, has a bright, snappy eye, strong, intelligent features and a splendid head of dark-brown hair. He is slender and graceful and is possessed of a small hand -not the big, gnarled mauley of the professional 'pug.' He dresses well and with great taste. A big white diamond in his tie is worn inconspiciously. That's the only jewel on his person. He looks as gentle as a spring zephyr. And he is too, except when he is in the ring. Then he slugs -for he is out to win, and a glance at his record shows that he usually accomplishes his purpose."

Wouter at 11:52, 4 July 2005

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	In the January 15 1911 edition of the Indianapolis Star, Harry Donahue, then a student at Valparaiso University, was described in the following manner:<br>		In the January 15 1911 edition of the Indianapolis Star, Harry Donahue, then a student at Valparaiso University, was described in the following manner:<br>
	"He is dark complexioned, has a bright, snappy eye, strong, intelligent features and a splendid head of dark-brown hair. He is slender and graceful and is possessed of a small hand -not the big, gnarled mauley of the professional 'pug.' He dresses well and with great taste. A big white diamond in his tie is worn inconspiciously. That's the only jewel on his person. He looks as gentle as a spring zephyr. And he is too, except when he is in the ring. Then he slugs -for he is out to win, and a glance at his record shows that he usually accomplishes his purpose."</boxer>		"He is dark complexioned, has a bright, snappy eye, strong, intelligent features and a splendid head of dark-brown hair. He is slender and graceful and is possessed of a small hand -not the big, gnarled mauley of the professional 'pug.' He dresses well and with great taste. A big white diamond in his tie is worn inconspiciously. That's the only jewel on his person. He looks as gentle as a spring zephyr. And he is too, except when he is in the ring. Then he slugs -for he is out to win, and a glance at his record shows that he usually accomplishes his purpose."</boxer>

Wouter at 11:52, 4 July 2005

2005-07-04T11:52:32Z

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In the January 15 1911 edition of the Indianapolis Star, Harry Donahue, then a student at Valparaiso University, was described in the following manner:<br>
"He is dark complexioned, has a bright, snappy eye, strong, intelligent features and a splendid head of dark-brown hair. He is slender and graceful and is possessed of a small hand -not the big, gnarled mauley of the professional 'pug.' He dresses well and with great taste. A big white diamond in his tie is worn inconspiciously. That's the only jewel on his person. He looks as gentle as a spring zephyr. And he is too, except when he is in the ring. Then he slugs -for he is out to win, and a glance at his record shows that he usually accomplishes his purpose."</boxer>