Hymie Miller - Revision history

Ric at 03:39, 9 October 2013

2013-10-09T03:39:05Z

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	[[file:Miller.Abe.Ben.Hymie.jpg\|~~Abe~~, Benny & Hymie Miller]]		[[file:Miller.Abe.Ben.Hymie.jpg\|400px\|<small>thumb\|left\|(left to right) Abie, Benny, & Hymie Miller</small>]]
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	~~<small>Photo: (left to right) Abie, Benny, & Hymie Miller</small>~~

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	* Brother of fellow boxers [[Abie Miller\|Abie]] and [[Benny Miller\|Benny]] Miller		'''Hymie Miller''', brother of fellow boxers [[Abie Miller\|Abie]] and [[Benny Miller\|Benny]] Miller, was the 1928 National AAU Flyweight champion, representing the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad. He lost in the first round of the flyweight class to [[Marcel Sartos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''
	* Hymie Miller the 1928 National AAU Flyweight champion ~~represented~~ the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad~~, losing~~ in the first round of the ~~Flyweight~~ class to [[Marcel Sartos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''

	[[Category:American Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:American Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]

Matt at 19:07, 11 September 2009

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	* Brother of fellow boxers [[Abie Miller\|Abie]] and [[Benny Miller\|Benny]] Miller		* Brother of fellow boxers [[Abie Miller\|Abie]] and [[Benny Miller\|Benny]] Miller
	* Hymie Miller the 1928 National AAU Flyweight champion represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel ~~Santos~~]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''		* Hymie Miller the 1928 National AAU Flyweight champion represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Sartos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''

	[[Category:American Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:American Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]

Emaster: fixed internal links

2008-03-07T17:35:26Z

fixed internal links

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	* Brother of fellow boxers [[~~Boxer:~~Abie Miller~~:079439~~\|Abie]] and [[~~Boxer:~~Benny Miller~~:039888~~\|Benny]] Miller		* Brother of fellow boxers [[Abie Miller\|Abie]] and [[Benny Miller\|Benny]] Miller
	* Hymie Miller the 1928 National AAU Flyweight champion represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''		* Hymie Miller the 1928 National AAU Flyweight champion represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''

Matt at 20:25, 2 May 2007

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	* Brother of fellow boxers [[Boxer:Abie Miller:079439\|Abie]] and [[Boxer:Benny Miller:039888\|Benny]] Miller		* Brother of fellow boxers [[Boxer:Abie Miller:079439\|Abie]] and [[Boxer:Benny Miller:039888\|Benny]] Miller
	* Hymie Miller represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''		* Hymie Miller the 1928 National AAU Flyweight champion represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''

	[[Category:American Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:American Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]
	[[Category:1928 Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:1928 Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Miller, Hymie]]
			[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Miller, Hymie]]

Ric: category added

2006-10-27T04:14:30Z

category added

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	* Hymie Miller represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''		* Hymie Miller represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''

			[[Category:American Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]
	[[Category:1928 Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:1928 Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Miller, Hymie]]

Matt: Jewish boxers

2005-09-14T01:07:34Z

Jewish boxers

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Ric: fixed photo, etc

2005-09-14T01:05:38Z

fixed photo, etc

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	~~<boxer>065854</boxer>~~		[[file:Miller.Abe.Ben.Hymie.jpg\|Abe, Benny & Hymie Miller]]
	~~Hymie Miller repesented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to~~ [[~~Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old~~ Miller ~~had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears, when the decision was announced in Santos' favor~~. ~~The U~~.S. ~~boxing team was so outraged, that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the games~~. ~~The president of the United States Olympic Committee~~, ~~Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit."~~

	Photo (to ~~the~~ right, ~~with Abe Miller~~ & ~~Benny~~ Miller):		<small>Photo: (left to right) Abie, Benny, & Hymie Miller</small>
	~~http://www.sports.nd.edu/exhibits/winkexhibit~~/~~MillerB.710-24-91.jpg~~

	~~Brother of Abie Miller: http:~~/~~/www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=079439~~		<boxer>065854</boxer>
	~~Brother of Benny Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=039888~~

	Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''		* Brother of fellow boxers [[Boxer:Abie Miller:079439\|Abie]] and [[Boxer:Benny Miller:039888\|Benny]] Miller
			* Hymie Miller represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''

	[[Category:1928 Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:1928 Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]

Matt: photo needs to be resized, added Olympic bit

2005-09-14T00:51:18Z

photo needs to be resized, added Olympic bit

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			Hymie Miller repesented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears, when the decision was announced in Santos' favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged, that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit."

	Photo (to the right, with Abe Miller & Benny Miller):		Photo (to the right, with Abe Miller & Benny Miller):
	http://www.sports.nd.edu/exhibits/winkexhibit/MillerB.710-24-91.jpg		http://www.sports.nd.edu/exhibits/winkexhibit/MillerB.710-24-91.jpg
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	Brother of Abie Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=079439		Brother of Abie Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=079439
	Brother of Benny Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=039888		Brother of Benny Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=039888

			Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''

			[[Category:1928 Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]

Sid schneck at 19:35, 28 April 2005

2005-04-28T19:35:12Z

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	Brother of Abie Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=079439		Brother of Abie Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=079439
	Brother of Benny Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=039888		Brother of Benny Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=039888

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

New page

Photo (to the right, with Abe Miller & Benny Miller):
http://www.sports.nd.edu/exhibits/winkexhibit/MillerB.710-24-91.jpg

Brother of Abie Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=079439
Brother of Benny Miller: http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=039888

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	* Brother of fellow boxers [[Boxer:Abie Miller:079439\|Abie]] and [[Boxer:Benny Miller:039888\|Benny]] Miller		* Brother of fellow boxers [[Boxer:Abie Miller:079439\|Abie]] and [[Boxer:Benny Miller:039888\|Benny]] Miller
	* Hymie Miller represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''		* Hymie Miller the 1928 National AAU Flyweight champion represented the United States in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympiad, losing in the first round of the Flyweight class to [[Marcel Santos]] of Belgium. The 16-year old Miller had thought he was an easy winner over Santos, and was sent to tears when the decision was announced in Santos's favor. The U.S. boxing team was so outraged that they requested permission to withdraw the whole boxing team from the Games. The president of the United States Olympic Committee, Major-General Douglas MacArthur, denied their request, stating, "Americans never quit." Source: ''The Complete Book of the Olympics''

	[[Category:American Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:American Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]
	[[Category:1928 Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:1928 Olympians\|Miller, Hymie]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Miller, Hymie]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Miller, Hymie]]
			[[Category:United States Amateur Champions\|Miller, Hymie]]