Henry Braun - Revision history

Ric at 20:25, 21 January 2014

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	<i>Trenton State Gazette</i> wrote that he went into the fight because he wanted money for a bicycle, he worked at the Greenwood Pottery, at $12 a week, and was to get $25 for the bout. As a younger man he was locally known as an athlete, and a few years later won at a contest at a picnic the title of the light-weight champion of Trenton. He was also a good wrestler and sprinter. His previous fight was with Corrigan, at the Labor Day picnic, whom he fought to a draw in eight rounds.		<i>Trenton State Gazette</i> wrote that he went into the fight because he wanted money for a bicycle, he worked at the Greenwood Pottery, at $12 a week, and was to get $25 for the bout. As a younger man he was locally known as an athlete, and a few years later won at a contest at a picnic the title of the light-weight champion of Trenton. He was also a good wrestler and sprinter. His previous fight was with Corrigan, at the Labor Day picnic, whom he fought to a draw in eight rounds.

			See also, ''Death under the Spotlight: The Manuel Velasquez Boxing Fatality Collection'':
			[http://ejmas.com/jcs/velazquez/Muerte2011_pdf_Sep_2011.pdf]

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Braun, Henry]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Braun, Henry]]

Ric at 00:53, 11 September 2013

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			'''Harry Braun''' (sometimes reported as "Brown"), 29 years old, died from injuries sustained in a bout with a Jack Smith, on 21 March, 1898, at Trenton, NJ. Braun was a potter and lived on Behm street with a wife and child. His father was Christian Brown, of Genesee street, working in the rope shop at the Trenton Iron Company.
	Braun (sometimes reported as "Brown"), 29 years old, died from injuries sustained in a bout with a Jack Smith, on 21 March, 1898, at Trenton, NJ. Braun was a potter and lived on Behm street with a wife and child. His father was Christian Brown, of Genesee street, working in the rope shop at the Trenton Iron Company.

	<i>Trenton State Gazette</i> wrote that he went into the fight because he wanted money for a bicycle, he worked at the Greenwood Pottery, at $12 a week, and was to get $25 for the bout. As a younger man he was locally known as an athlete, and a few years later won at a contest at a picnic the title of the light-weight champion of Trenton. He was also a good wrestler and sprinter. His previous fight was with Corrigan, at the Labor Day picnic, whom he fought to a draw in eight rounds.		<i>Trenton State Gazette</i> wrote that he went into the fight because he wanted money for a bicycle, he worked at the Greenwood Pottery, at $12 a week, and was to get $25 for the bout. As a younger man he was locally known as an athlete, and a few years later won at a contest at a picnic the title of the light-weight champion of Trenton. He was also a good wrestler and sprinter. His previous fight was with Corrigan, at the Labor Day picnic, whom he fought to a draw in eight rounds.

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Braun, Henry]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Braun, Henry]]

Senya13: Corrected and added more info.

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	Braun (sometimes reported as "Brown") died from injuries sustained in a bout with a Jack Smith 21 March 1898, at Trenton, NJ, ~~after being knocked out~~ in the ~~fourth round~~.		Braun (sometimes reported as "Brown"), 29 years old, died from injuries sustained in a bout with a Jack Smith, on 21 March, 1898, at Trenton, NJ. Braun was a potter and lived on Behm street with a wife and child. His father was Christian Brown, of Genesee street, working in the rope shop at the Trenton Iron Company.

			<i>Trenton State Gazette</i> wrote that he went into the fight because he wanted money for a bicycle, he worked at the Greenwood Pottery, at $12 a week, and was to get $25 for the bout. As a younger man he was locally known as an athlete, and a few years later won at a contest at a picnic the title of the light-weight champion of Trenton. He was also a good wrestler and sprinter. His previous fight was with Corrigan, at the Labor Day picnic, whom he fought to a draw in eight rounds.

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Braun, Henry]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Braun, Henry]]

Ric at 18:34, 25 February 2006

2006-02-25T18:34:23Z

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Braun (sometimes reported as "Brown") died from injuries sustained in a bout with a Jack Smith 21 March 1898, at Trenton, NJ, after being knocked out in the fourth round.

[[Category:Ring Fatalities|Braun, Henry]]