Human:240236 - Revision history

Ric: boxer no longer exists?

2012-07-21T16:32:47Z

boxer no longer exists?

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	According to the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)		According to the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)

Senya13 at 10:40, 25 February 2009

2009-02-25T10:40:28Z

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	According to the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)		According to the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)

John: Boxer:Jackie Johnson:240236 moved to Human:240236: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T22:30:53Z

Boxer:Jackie Johnson:240236 moved to Human:240236: Pagemove by bot

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Ric at 17:57, 8 July 2005

2005-07-08T17:57:29Z

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	According to the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)		According to the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)

Ric at 17:57, 8 July 2005

2005-07-08T17:57:06Z

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	According to the Nov. 25, 1928 ~~SEATTLE POST~~-~~INTELLIGENCER~~ and the ~~SEATTLE DAILY TIMES~~, Johnson was from Everett, WA.		According to the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)
	By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States.
	Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time.
	These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final.
	And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon.
	See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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According to the Nov. 25, 1928 SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER and the SEATTLE DAILY TIMES, Johnson was from Everett, WA.
By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States.
Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time.
These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final.
And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon.
See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.