Human:350195 - Revision history

Joshua at 20:57, 1 November 2023

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	<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br></br>		<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br></br>
	According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.</br>		According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.</br>

	According to the April 16, 1919 Albany, NY The Argus White was on furlough from the USS Prairie. He along with fellow boxer William "Fight" Quinn had en,isted May 7, 1918 and had trained at Pelham Bay. White won the Bantamweight Championship of the Atlantic Fleet April 9th beating Eddie Smith of the USS Arizona in six rounds at Guantanamo Bay. They were later re-matched on board the U.S.S. Arizona and White won by KO in the third round. White had won three preliminary bouts prior to the Championship all by KO.</br>		According to the April 16, 1919 Albany, NY The Argus White was on furlough from the USS Prairie. He along with fellow boxer William "Fight" Quinn had en,isted May 7, 1918 and had trained at Pelham Bay. White won the Bantamweight Championship of the Atlantic Fleet April 9th beating Eddie Smith of the USS Arizona in six rounds at Guantanamo Bay. They were later re-matched on board the U.S.S. Arizona and White won by KO in the third round. White had won three preliminary bouts prior to the Championship all by KO.</br>

	According to the August 25, 1915 The Argus William Vincent was shot in the nose by Theodore Nusbaum at William J Hunter's Saloon and Cabaret Cafe in Albany.</br>		According to the August 25, 1915 The Argus William Vincent was shot in the nose by Theodore Nusbaum at William J Hunter's Saloon and Cabaret Cafe in Albany.</br>

	Record as appears in The Albany Evening Journal March 8, 1913:</br>		Record as appears in The Albany Evening Journal March 8, 1913:</br>
	47-44(11)-1-2</br>		47-44(11)-1-2</br>

Joshua at 20:57, 1 November 2023

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	According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.</br>		According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.</br>
	According to the April 16, 1919 Albany, NY The Argus White was on furlough from the USS Prairie. He along with fellow boxer William "Fight" Quinn had en,isted May 7, 1918 and had trained at Pelham Bay. White won the Bantamweight Championship of the Atlantic Fleet April 9th beating Eddie Smith of the USS Arizona in six rounds at Guantanamo Bay. They were later re-matched on board the U.S.S. Arizona and White won by KO in the third round. White had won three preliminary bouts prior to the Championship all by KO.</br>		According to the April 16, 1919 Albany, NY The Argus White was on furlough from the USS Prairie. He along with fellow boxer William "Fight" Quinn had en,isted May 7, 1918 and had trained at Pelham Bay. White won the Bantamweight Championship of the Atlantic Fleet April 9th beating Eddie Smith of the USS Arizona in six rounds at Guantanamo Bay. They were later re-matched on board the U.S.S. Arizona and White won by KO in the third round. White had won three preliminary bouts prior to the Championship all by KO.</br>
	</br>		According to the August 25, 1915 The Argus William Vincent was shot in the nose by Theodore Nusbaum at William J Hunter's Saloon and Cabaret Cafe in Albany.</br>
	Record as appears in The Albany Evening Journal March 8, 1913:</br>		Record as appears in The Albany Evening Journal March 8, 1913:</br>
	47-44(11)-1-2</br>		47-44(11)-1-2</br>

Joshua at 19:01, 31 October 2023

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	<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br></br>		<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br></br>
	According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.</br>		According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.</br>
			According to the April 16, 1919 Albany, NY The Argus White was on furlough from the USS Prairie. He along with fellow boxer William "Fight" Quinn had en,isted May 7, 1918 and had trained at Pelham Bay. White won the Bantamweight Championship of the Atlantic Fleet April 9th beating Eddie Smith of the USS Arizona in six rounds at Guantanamo Bay. They were later re-matched on board the U.S.S. Arizona and White won by KO in the third round. White had won three preliminary bouts prior to the Championship all by KO.</br>
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	Record as appears in The Albany Evening Journal March 8, 1913:</br>		Record as appears in The Albany Evening Journal March 8, 1913:</br>

Joshua at 19:00, 30 October 2023

2023-10-30T19:00:05Z

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	<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br></br>		<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br></br>
	According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.		According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.</br>
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	Record as appears in The Albany Evening Journal March 8, 1913:</br>		Record as appears in The Albany Evening Journal March 8, 1913:</br>

Joshua at 18:59, 30 October 2023

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	<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br></br>		<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br></br>
	According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.		According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.
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			Record as appears in The Albany Evening Journal March 8, 1913:</br>
			47-44(11)-1-2</br>

			George Hicks Draw-6 at Albany</br>
			Georgie Hicks W-KO-5 at Albany</br>
			Georgie Cohan W-PTS-3 at Albany</br>
			Young Brown W-PTS-3 at Albany</br>
			Darkey Smith W-NWS-4 at Albany</br>
			Darkey Smith W-NWS-4 at Albany</br>
			Young Howard W-KO-1 at Albany</br>
			Darkey Smith W-NWS-6 at Albany</br>
			Darkey Smith W-NWS-6 at Cohoes</br>
			Kid Staats W-NWS-4 at Albany</br>
			Darkey Smith W-NWS-6 at Albany</br>
			Darkey Smith W-NWS-6 at Oneonta</br>
			Kid Black W-NWS-6 at Albany</br>
			Darkey Smith W-KO-4 at Cohoes</br>
			Henry Myers W-NWS-6 at Poughkeepsie</br>
			Battling McMahon W-NWS-6 at Cohoes</br>
			Battling McMahon W-NWS-6 at Gloversville</br>
			Artie Edwards W-NWS-6 at Albany</br>
			Terry O'Neil W-NWS-6 at Albany</br>
			Young Marto W-NWS-10 at Glens Falls</br>
			Frankie Callahan W-NWS-6 at Albany</br>
			Young Marto W-NWS-10 at Albany</br>
			Artie Edwards D-NWS-10 at Albany</br>
			Murray Allen W-NWS-10 at Albany</br>
			Young Marton W-NWS-10 at Albany</br>
			Young Stoney W-NWS-10 at Albany</br>
			Battling Brown L-DQ-2 at Albany</br>
			Jean Moriarity W-NWS-10 at Syracuse</br>
			Tony Adams W-NWS-10 at Syracuse</br>
			Battling Brown W-NWS-6 at Pittsfield </br>
			Battling McMahon W-NWS-6 at Albany</br>
			Battling McMahon W-NWS-10 at Albany</br>
			Teddy Murphy W-KO-3 at Albany</br>
			Young Marto W-KO-9 at Albany</br>
			Young McGinness W-KO-1 at Albany</br>
			Sonny Smith W-NWS-10 at Kingston</br>
			Young Wilson W-KO-1 at Brooklyn</br>
			Kid Lavigne W-KO-4 at Staten Island</br>
			Knockout Ford W-KO-2 at Staten Island</br>
			Chicken Roskin W-KO-4 at Albany</br>
			Mickey Dunn W-NWS-10 at Brooklyn</br>
			Irish Mahone W-NWS-10 at Newark</br>
			Timber Monahan W-KO-3 at New York</br>
			Gene Gannon W-NWS-10 at Brooklyn</br>
			Mike Clancy W-NWS-6 at New York</br>
			Bobby Loughrey W-NWS-10 at New York</br>
			Irish Mahone W-NWS-10 at Newark</br>
			Terry Thomas EX-6 at New York</br>

Joshua at 20:48, 6 September 2023

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	<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br>		<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br></br>
	According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.		According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.

Joshua at 20:48, 6 September 2023

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	<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.		<boxer>350195</boxer>According to The Argus, November 19, 1916, White had 111 bouts with 75 KOs. White came to America in 1907.</br>
			According to the May 14, 1958 Albany Times-Union White began boxing at 15 and fought until 1927 allegedly having more then 250 bouts without ever being knocked out or down. In the Navy in World War I he allegedly won the Fleet-Wide Bantamweight Championship.

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