Irish Patsy Cline - Revision history

Delisa at 20:03, 22 April 2026

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	'''Irish Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald (Manager)\|Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]].		'''Irish Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion in 1912. In 1913 he reportedly won championships at 105-, 115, and 125-lbs.As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald (Manager)\|Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]].

	Cline was one of [[Jack Dempsey]]'s sparring partners in 1921. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1921-05-30/ed-1/seq-11/]		Cline was one of [[Jack Dempsey]]'s sparring partners in 1921. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1921-05-30/ed-1/seq-11/]

Ric at 02:24, 8 May 2022

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	He lost his eyesight in 1927.		He lost his eyesight in 1927.

	Patsy Cline should not be confused with [[Patsy Kline]], a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time.		Patsy Cline should not be confused with [[Patsy Kline]], a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time. In fact, some people at the time got confused. The Harlem Patsy Cline had started his career as Patsy Kline but changed it under protest. [https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91064011/1914-12-10/ed-1/seq-13/]

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Ric at 18:03, 7 April 2014

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	'''~~irish~~ Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald (Manager)\|Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]].		'''Irish Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald (Manager)\|Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]].

	Cline was one of [[Jack Dempsey]]'s sparring partners in 1921. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1921-05-30/ed-1/seq-11/]		Cline was one of [[Jack Dempsey]]'s sparring partners in 1921. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1921-05-30/ed-1/seq-11/]

Ric at 18:03, 7 April 2014

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			'''irish Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald (Manager)\|Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]].

			Cline was one of [[Jack Dempsey]]'s sparring partners in 1921. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1921-05-30/ed-1/seq-11/]

	~~'''Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion~~ in ~~1912. As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald (Manager)\|Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]]~~.		He lost his eyesight in 1927.

	~~He lost his eyesight in 1927.~~ Patsy Cline should not be confused with [[Patsy Kline]], a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time.		Patsy Cline should not be confused with [[Patsy Kline]], a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time.

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Ric at 17:43, 13 October 2013

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	'''Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]]. He lost his eyesight in 1927. Patsy Cline should not be confused with [[Patsy Kline]], a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time.
			'''Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald (Manager)\|Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]].

			He lost his eyesight in 1927. Patsy Cline should not be confused with [[Patsy Kline]], a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time.

	[[Category:Irish American Boxers\|Cline, Patsy]]		[[Category:Irish American Boxers\|Cline, Patsy]]

Red at 05:34, 18 August 2009

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	'''Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]]. He lost his eyesight in 1927. Patsy Cline should not be confused with [[Patsy Kline]], a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time.		'''Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]]. He lost his eyesight in 1927. Patsy Cline should not be confused with [[Patsy Kline]], a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time.
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	Cline was the New York state 105-~~lbs~~ amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by Mike Angelo, Sam Wallach, Willie McDonald, and finally Mike Newman. He lost his eyesight in 1927. Patsy Cline should not be confused with Patsy Kline, a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time.		'''Patsy Cline''' was the New York state 105-lb amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by [[Mike Angelo]], [[Sam Wallach]], [[Willie McDonald]], and finally [[Mike Newman]]. He lost his eyesight in 1927. Patsy Cline should not be confused with [[Patsy Kline]], a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time.

Ric: Boxer:'Irish' Patsy Cline:57681 moved to Irish Patsy Cline

2007-05-20T15:35:26Z

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Luckett at 01:44, 15 May 2006

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	Cline was the New York state 105-lbs amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by Mike Angelo, Sam Wallach, Willie McDonald, and finally Mike Newman. He lost his eyesight in 1927.		Cline was the New York state 105-lbs amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by Mike Angelo, Sam Wallach, Willie McDonald, and finally Mike Newman. He lost his eyesight in 1927. Patsy Cline should not be confused with Patsy Kline, a top-flight bantamweight/featherweight from northern New Jersey; the careers of the two men overlapped in time.

Luckett at 23:13, 14 May 2006

2006-05-14T23:13:21Z

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Cline was the New York state 105-lbs amateur champion in 1912. As a professional, he was managed by Mike Angelo, Sam Wallach, Willie McDonald, and finally Mike Newman. He lost his eyesight in 1927.