Howard Mayberry - Revision history

Ric at 15:09, 16 June 2022

2022-06-16T15:09:10Z

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	By 1921 he was in the United States Navy, stationed aboard the U.S.S. ''Wyoming'' (at Bremerton, WA, for a time). He served until around at least late 1922. (On Sep 19, 1922, he fought a Sailor Javier aboard-ship while en route from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where he and other American navy boxers had participated in an international tournament with champions of the British Navy in mid-September, to New York.)		By 1921 he was in the United States Navy, stationed aboard the U.S.S. ''Wyoming'' (at Bremerton, WA, for a time). He served until around at least late 1922. (On Sep 19, 1922, he fought a Sailor Javier aboard-ship while en route from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where he and other American navy boxers had participated in an international tournament with champions of the British Navy in mid-September, to New York.)

	While in the Navy he was the 1921 bantam champion of the Atlantic Fleet, then became ill and did not compete for the title in 1922. He was considered at the time to be the best bantamweight in the entire United ~~State~~ Navy. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045462/1922-09-13/ed-1/seq-22/]		While in the Navy he was the 1921 bantam champion of the Atlantic Fleet, then became ill and did not compete for the title in 1922. He was considered at the time to be the best bantamweight in the entire United States Navy. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045462/1922-09-13/ed-1/seq-22/]

	After his naval career, Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.		After his naval career, Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.

	In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.		In November 1933 he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.

	<small>~~Mayberry's record and life are currently being researched by~~ Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone~~; please contact~~ if you have more info. mike@cyberboxingzone.com</small>		<small>Please contact Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone if you have more info on Mayberry's life and career. mike@cyberboxingzone.com</small>


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	[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]		[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]

Ric: expanded a bit

2022-06-16T15:05:42Z

expanded a bit

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	<boxer>041914</boxer>		<boxer>041914</boxer>
	Mayberry started fighting around 1917 in Duluth, MN. His family lived in Morgan Park. In some newspaper articles of the day, he is referred to as the "former Duluth newsboy."		'''Howard Mayberry''' started fighting around 1917 in Duluth, MN. His family lived in Morgan Park. In some newspaper articles of the day, he is referred to as the "former Duluth newsboy." (Mayberry was reported by the ''Boxing Blade'' to have started boxing in 1917 in Duluth, and had 90 fights as of July 1924, so many bouts are missing from the early portion of his career.)
	~~He then joined~~ the US Navy, ~~became~~ stationed aboard the U.S.S. ''Wyoming'' (at Bremerton, WA, for a time)~~, and~~ served until around 1922. On Sep 19, 1922, he fought a ? Javier ~~aboardship~~ while in route from Rio to New York.
	Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.		By 1921 he was in the United States Navy, stationed aboard the U.S.S. ''Wyoming'' (at Bremerton, WA, for a time). He served until around at least late 1922. (On Sep 19, 1922, he fought a Sailor Javier aboard-ship while en route from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where he and other American navy boxers had participated in an international tournament with champions of the British Navy in mid-September, to New York.)

			While in the Navy he was the 1921 bantam champion of the Atlantic Fleet, then became ill and did not compete for the title in 1922. He was considered at the time to be the best bantamweight in the entire United State Navy. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045462/1922-09-13/ed-1/seq-22/]

			After his naval career, Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.

	In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.		In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.
	~~Mayberry was reported by the Boxing Blade to have started boxing in 1917 in Duluth and had 90 fights of July of 1924, so many are missing from the early portion of his career.~~

	Mayberry's record and life are currently being researched by Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone; please contact if you have more info. mike@cyberboxingzone.com		<small>Mayberry's record and life are currently being researched by Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone; please contact if you have more info. mike@cyberboxingzone.com</small>


	{{DEFAULTSORT:Mayberry, Howard}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Mayberry, Howard}}
	[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]		[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]

John at 02:24, 15 March 2020

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	<boxer>041914</boxer>		<boxer>041914</boxer>
			Mayberry started fighting around 1917 in Duluth, MN. His family lived in Morgan Park. In some newspaper articles of the day, he is referred to as the "former Duluth newsboy."
	~~<br clear=all>~~		He then joined the US Navy, became stationed aboard the U.S.S. ''Wyoming'' (at Bremerton, WA, for a time), and served until around 1922. On Sep 19, 1922, he fought a ? Javier aboardship while in route from Rio to New York.
	*Mayberry started fighting around 1917 in Duluth, MN. His family lived in Morgan Park. In some newspaper articles of the day, he is referred to as the "former Duluth newsboy."		Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.
	*He then joined the US Navy, became stationed aboard the U.S.S. ''Wyoming'' (at Bremerton, WA, for a time), and served until around 1922. On Sep 19, 1922, he fought a ? Javier aboardship while in route from Rio to New York.		In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.
	*Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.		Mayberry was reported by the Boxing Blade to have started boxing in 1917 in Duluth and had 90 fights of July of 1924, so many are missing from the early portion of his career.
	*In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.
	*Mayberry was reported by the Boxing Blade to have started boxing in 1917 in Duluth and had 90 fights of July of 1924, so many are missing from the early portion of his career.

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	Mayberry's record and life are currently being researched by Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone; please contact if you have more info. mike@cyberboxingzone.com		Mayberry's record and life are currently being researched by Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone; please contact if you have more info. mike@cyberboxingzone.com

Jakewegner at 12:17, 28 April 2015

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	*Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.		*Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.
	*In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.		*In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.
	*Mayberry was reported by the Boxing Blade to have started boxing in ~~1919~~ and had 90 fights of July of 1924, so many are missing from the early portion of his career.		*Mayberry was reported by the Boxing Blade to have started boxing in 1917 in Duluth and had 90 fights of July of 1924, so many are missing from the early portion of his career.

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Jakewegner at 12:02, 28 April 2015

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	*Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.		*Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.
	*In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.		*In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.
			*Mayberry was reported by the Boxing Blade to have started boxing in 1919 and had 90 fights of July of 1924, so many are missing from the early portion of his career.

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Reenthelawman: Human:41914 moved to Howard Mayberry

2008-07-20T07:27:51Z

Human:41914 moved to Howard Mayberry

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Reenthelawman: Adding Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions category

2008-07-20T07:27:30Z

Adding Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions category

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	Mayberry's record and life are currently being researched by Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone; please contact if you have more info. mike@cyberboxingzone.com		Mayberry's record and life are currently being researched by Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone; please contact if you have more info. mike@cyberboxingzone.com


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			[[Category:Canadian Boxing Federation Bantamweight Champions]]

John: Boxer:Howard Mayberry:041914 moved to Human:41914: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T22:20:05Z

Boxer:Howard Mayberry:041914 moved to Human:41914: Pagemove by bot

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Ric: boxer code & image

2005-10-22T04:07:03Z

boxer code & image

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	Mayberry ~~started fighting around 1917 in Duluth, MN~~.		[[file:Mayberry.Howard.jpg\|left\|photo]]
	~~His family lived in Morgan Park~~.		<boxer>041914</boxer>
	~~In some newspaper articles of the day, he is referred to as the "former Duluth newsboy."~~
	~~He then joined the US Navy, became stationed aboard the U.S.S. WYOMING (at Bremerton, WA, for a time), and served until around 1922.~~
	~~On Sep 19, 1922, he fought Javier aboard ship while in route from Rio to New York.~~

	Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit.		<br clear=all>
	Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.		*Mayberry started fighting around 1917 in Duluth, MN. His family lived in Morgan Park. In some newspaper articles of the day, he is referred to as the "former Duluth newsboy."
			*He then joined the US Navy, became stationed aboard the U.S.S. ''Wyoming'' (at Bremerton, WA, for a time), and served until around 1922. On Sep 19, 1922, he fought a ? Javier aboardship while in route from Rio to New York.
			*Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit. Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.
			*In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.

	~~In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.~~		----

	~~His~~ record and life are currently being researched by Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone; please contact if you have more info. mike@cyberboxingzone.com		Mayberry's record and life are currently being researched by Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone; please contact if you have more info. mike@cyberboxingzone.com

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

New page

Mayberry started fighting around 1917 in Duluth, MN.
His family lived in Morgan Park.
In some newspaper articles of the day, he is referred to as the "former Duluth newsboy."
He then joined the US Navy, became stationed aboard the U.S.S. WYOMING (at Bremerton, WA, for a time), and served until around 1922.
On Sep 19, 1922, he fought Javier aboard ship while in route from Rio to New York.

Mayberry apparently settled for a time in Michigan, but ran into contractual problems with the Avenue A.C. in Detroit.
Around 1923, he moved to Canada after being suspended in Michigan.

In November 1933, he was seriously injured in a car accident, and died the following July after surgery to remove his leg.

His record and life are currently being researched by Mike DeLisa of the Cyber Boxing Zone; please contact if you have more info. mike@cyberboxingzone.com