Harry Smith (Bantamweight) - Revision history

Sid schneck at 02:53, 28 August 2009

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	<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1911--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.		<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1911--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.
	There were at least two Harry Smith's fighting out of Philadelphia at this time. The other, older Harry Smith fought as a lightweight and welterweight. It seems likely that there are many other bouts to uncover for this Harry Smith.		There were at least two Harry Smith's fighting out of Philadelphia at this time. The other, older Harry Smith fought as a lightweight and welterweight. It seems likely that there are many other bouts to uncover for this Harry Smith.
			[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Smith, Harry]]

Sid schneck at 16:08, 30 May 2009

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	<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1911--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.		<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1911--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.
	There were at least two Harry Smith's fighting out of Philadelphia at this time. The other, older Harry Smith fought as a lightweight and welterweight.		There were at least two Harry Smith's fighting out of Philadelphia at this time. The other, older Harry Smith fought as a lightweight and welterweight. It seems likely that there are many other bouts to uncover for this Harry Smith.

Sid schneck at 05:35, 10 March 2008

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	<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1911--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.		<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1911--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.
	There were at least two Harry Smith's fighting out of Philadelphia at this time. The other, older Harry Smith fought as a ~~featherweight~~ and ~~lightweight~~.		There were at least two Harry Smith's fighting out of Philadelphia at this time. The other, older Harry Smith fought as a lightweight and welterweight.

Sid schneck at 15:45, 3 May 2006

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	<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1911--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.		<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1911--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.
			There were at least two Harry Smith's fighting out of Philadelphia at this time. The other, older Harry Smith fought as a featherweight and lightweight.

Sid schneck at 14:29, 2 May 2006

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	<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of ~~1912~~--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.		<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1911--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.

Sid schneck at 14:28, 2 May 2006

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	<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1912--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, ~~1911~~. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.		<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1912--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.

Sid schneck at 14:28, 2 May 2006

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	<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1912--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, ~~1912~~. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.		<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1912--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1911. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.

Sid schneck at 22:58, 1 May 2006

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	<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1912--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.		<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1912--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th, 1912. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.

Sid schneck at 21:56, 1 May 2006

2006-05-01T21:56:58Z

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<boxer>356737</boxer>This Harry Smith was a bantamweight out of Philadelphia and did not begin boxing until the latter part of 1912--per a report in the Los Angeles Times dated April 16th. The report stated that he had been fighting as a professional for just seven months. He was twenty one years old at the time of the report.