Homer Amundsen - Revision history

Ric at 22:27, 14 April 2009

2009-04-14T22:27:50Z

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	* During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)		* During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)
	* The Sept. 20, 1950 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reported that boxing was to become a regular sport at the College of Puget Sound the coming school year, and that Amundsen was to be its first boxing coach. His three star amateur boxing students were to include future professional heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]] (whom Amundsen would manage), [[Virgil Larson]] and [[Gary Featherstone]].		* The Sept. 20, 1950 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reported that boxing was to become a regular sport at the College of Puget Sound the coming school year, and that Amundsen was to be its first boxing coach. His three star amateur boxing students were to include future professional heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]] (whom Amundsen would manage), [[Virgil Larson]] and [[Gary Featherstone]].
			* A number of photos of Amundsen can be found in the [[Tacoma Public Library]]'s photo archive: [http://search.tacomapubliclibrary.org/images/defaultn.asp].

	[[Category:Managers\|Amundsen, Homer]]		[[Category:Managers\|Amundsen, Homer]]

Ric: dead link deleted

2009-04-14T22:12:33Z

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	<small>Photo: Amateur [[Mike McMurtry]] & Homer Amundsen (Dec. 1949)</small>		<small>Photo: Amateur [[Mike McMurtry]] & Homer Amundsen (Dec. 1949)</small>
	* Another [http://search.tpl.lib.wa.us/images/dt3.asp?SX=11826&PAGE=2&HIT=15&TOTAL=68&UNIQUE=14112859PM316 photo]
	* 1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Harry (Young) Ketchel]], among others.		* 1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Harry (Young) Ketchel]], among others.
	* During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)		* During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-18T23:34:39Z

fix internal link

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	<small>Photo: Amateur [[Mike McMurtry]] & Homer Amundsen (Dec. 1949)</small>		<small>Photo: Amateur [[Mike McMurtry]] & Homer Amundsen (Dec. 1949)</small>
	* Another [http://search.tpl.lib.wa.us/images/dt3.asp?SX=11826&PAGE=2&HIT=15&TOTAL=68&UNIQUE=14112859PM316 photo]		* Another [http://search.tpl.lib.wa.us/images/dt3.asp?SX=11826&PAGE=2&HIT=15&TOTAL=68&UNIQUE=14112859PM316 photo]
	* 1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[~~Boxer:~~Harry (Young) Ketchel~~:074890\|Young Ketchell~~]], among others.		* 1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Harry (Young) Ketchel]], among others.
	* During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)		* During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)
	* The Sept. 20, 1950 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reported that boxing was to become a regular sport at the College of Puget Sound the coming school year, and that Amundsen was to be its first boxing coach. His three star amateur boxing students were to include future professional heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]] (whom Amundsen would manage), [[Virgil Larson]] and [[Gary Featherstone]].		* The Sept. 20, 1950 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reported that boxing was to become a regular sport at the College of Puget Sound the coming school year, and that Amundsen was to be its first boxing coach. His three star amateur boxing students were to include future professional heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]] (whom Amundsen would manage), [[Virgil Larson]] and [[Gary Featherstone]].

Ric: linked to TPL photo

2007-06-15T06:30:23Z

linked to TPL photo

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	<small>Photo: Amateur [[Mike McMurtry]] & Homer Amundsen (Dec. 1949)</small>		<small>Photo: Amateur [[Mike McMurtry]] & Homer Amundsen (Dec. 1949)</small>
			* Another [http://search.tpl.lib.wa.us/images/dt3.asp?SX=11826&PAGE=2&HIT=15&TOTAL=68&UNIQUE=14112859PM316 photo]
	* 1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.		* 1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.
	* During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)		* During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)

Ric: UPS info

2007-05-20T15:28:11Z

UPS info

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	<small>Photo: Amateur [[Mike McMurtry]] & Homer Amundsen (Dec. 1949)</small>		<small>Photo: Amateur [[Mike McMurtry]] & Homer Amundsen (Dec. 1949)</small>

	*1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.		* 1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.
	*During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)		* During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)
	*In the ~~1950s~~, ~~he managed Tacoma Heavyweight~~ [[Pat McMurtry]].		* The Sept. 20, 1950 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' reported that boxing was to become a regular sport at the College of Puget Sound the coming school year, and that Amundsen was to be its first boxing coach. His three star amateur boxing students were to include future professional heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]] (whom Amundsen would manage), [[Virgil Larson]] and [[Gary Featherstone]].


	[[Category:Managers\|Amundsen, Homer]]		[[Category:Managers\|Amundsen, Homer]]

Ric: image inserted

2006-02-07T02:37:08Z

image inserted

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			<small>Photo: Amateur [[Mike McMurtry]] & Homer Amundsen (Dec. 1949)</small>

	*1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.		*1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.
	*During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)		*During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)

Ric: Starlight AC

2006-01-27T22:48:29Z

Starlight AC

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	*1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.		*1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.
	*During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''		*During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''. (This may have been the [[Starlight Athletic Club]].)
	*In the 1950s, he managed Tacoma Heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]].		*In the 1950s, he managed Tacoma Heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]].

	[[Category:Managers\|Amundsen, Homer]]		[[Category:Managers\|Amundsen, Homer]]

Matt at 22:53, 26 December 2005

2005-12-26T22:53:26Z

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	*1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.		*1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.
	*During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''		*During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''
			*In the 1950s, he managed Tacoma Heavyweight [[Pat McMurtry]].

	[[Category:Managers\|Amundsen, Homer]]		[[Category:Managers\|Amundsen, Homer]]

Ric: gym info

2005-08-10T00:36:59Z

gym info

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	1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.		*1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890\|Young Ketchell]], among others.
			*During the mid-1940s he operated the [[Homer Amundsen Gym]] at 719½ Commerce Street. Sept. 22 ''Tacoma News Tribune''


	[[Category:Managers\|Amundsen, Homer]]		[[Category:Managers\|Amundsen, Homer]]

Ric at 23:21, 8 August 2005

2005-08-08T23:21:51Z

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1920s manager based in Tacoma, WA, USA, who represented [[Boxer:Harry (Young) Ketchel:074890|Young Ketchell]], among others.

[[Category:Managers|Amundsen, Homer]]