Jack (Cyclone) Dill - Revision history

Delisa at 16:55, 21 May 2009

2009-05-21T16:55:54Z

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	'''Jack Dill''' was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915. He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma. At least one contemporary newspaper article reported that he had the boxing alias of "Jack (Cyclone) Dill" once he moved to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.		'''Jack Dill''' was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915. He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma. At least one contemporary newspaper article reported that he had the boxing alias of "Jack (Cyclone) Dill" once he moved to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.

			Report below photograph says he had 5 bouts in Mexico.

	He once had his jaw cracked prior to December 1925 by John (Chief Birdeye) Budnick, according to another local newspaper account. Also said to have boxed [[Jack Dempsey]] in early 1925 during an exhibition bout, and to have fought [[Harry Foley]]. The ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Oct. 19, 1925 reported that Dill once "decisioned" Dempsey. (This may have been the exhibition.)		He once had his jaw cracked prior to December 1925 by John (Chief Birdeye) Budnick, according to another local newspaper account. Also said to have boxed [[Jack Dempsey]] in early 1925 during an exhibition bout, and to have fought [[Harry Foley]]. The ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Oct. 19, 1925 reported that Dill once "decisioned" Dempsey. (This may have been the exhibition.)

Ric: image inserted

2008-08-02T22:32:56Z

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			[[file:DillJack.jpg\|left\|thumb\|125px\|Jack (Cyclone) Dill]]
	<boxer>077761</boxer>		<boxer>077761</boxer>
	'''Division''': Light Heavyweight<br>		'''Division''': Light Heavyweight<br>

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-14T23:21:02Z

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	'''Jack Dill''' was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915. He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma. At least one contemporary newspaper article reported that he had the boxing alias of "Jack (Cyclone) Dill" once he moved to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.		'''Jack Dill''' was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915. He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma. At least one contemporary newspaper article reported that he had the boxing alias of "Jack (Cyclone) Dill" once he moved to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.

	He once had his jaw cracked prior to December 1925 by John (Chief Birdeye) Budnick, according to another local newspaper account. Also said to have boxed [[~~Boxer:Jack Dempsey:009009\|~~Jack Dempsey]] in early 1925 during an exhibition bout, and to have fought [[Harry Foley]]. The ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Oct. 19, 1925 reported that Dill once "decisioned" Dempsey. (This may have been the exhibition.)		He once had his jaw cracked prior to December 1925 by John (Chief Birdeye) Budnick, according to another local newspaper account. Also said to have boxed [[Jack Dempsey]] in early 1925 during an exhibition bout, and to have fought [[Harry Foley]]. The ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Oct. 19, 1925 reported that Dill once "decisioned" Dempsey. (This may have been the exhibition.)

Ric: Boxer:Jack (Cyclone) Dill:077761 moved to Jack (Cyclone) Dill

2006-11-04T21:07:35Z

Boxer:Jack (Cyclone) Dill:077761 moved to Jack (Cyclone) Dill

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Ric: boxer code + formatting

2006-11-04T21:07:23Z

boxer code + formatting

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	~~'''Nationality''': United States~~<br>		<boxer>077761</boxer>
	~~'''Alias''': Pat Keener~~<~~br>~~
	~~'''Hometown''': Everett, WA<br>~~
	~~'''Birthplace''': Oklahoma<br~~>
	'''Division''': Light Heavyweight<br>		'''Division''': Light Heavyweight<br>

	~~[http://www~~.~~boxrec~~.~~com/boxer_display~~.~~php?boxer_id=077761 Fight Record]~~		'''Jack Dill''' was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915. He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma. At least one contemporary newspaper article reported that he had the boxing alias of "Jack (Cyclone) Dill" once he moved to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.

	~~Real name: Pat Keener. Dill was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915. He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma.~~		He once had his jaw cracked prior to December 1925 by John (Chief Birdeye) Budnick, according to another local newspaper account. Also said to have boxed [[Boxer:Jack Dempsey:009009\|Jack Dempsey]] in early 1925 during an exhibition bout, and to have fought [[Harry Foley]]. The ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Oct. 19, 1925 reported that Dill once "decisioned" Dempsey. (This may have been the exhibition.)
	~~At least one contemporary newspaper article reported that he had the boxing alias of "Jack (Cyclone) Dill" once he moved to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.~~

	He once had his jaw cracked prior to December 1925 by John (Chief Birdeye) Budnick, according to another local newspaper account. Also said to have boxed [[Boxer:Jack Dempsey:009009\|Jack Dempsey]] in early 1925 during an exhibition bout, and to have fought Harry Foley. The ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Oct. 19, 1925 reported that Dill once "decisioned" Dempsey. (This may have been the exhibition.)

Ric: added fight record

2005-02-03T00:57:52Z

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	'''Birthplace''': Oklahoma<br>		'''Birthplace''': Oklahoma<br>
	'''Division''': Light Heavyweight<br>		'''Division''': Light Heavyweight<br>

			[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=077761 Fight Record]

	Real name: Pat Keener. Dill was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915. He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma.		Real name: Pat Keener. Dill was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915. He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma.

Ric at 23:35, 21 January 2005

2005-01-21T23:35:05Z

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	Real name: Pat Keener.		'''Nationality''': United States<br>
	He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma.		'''Alias''': Pat Keener<br>
	At least one contemporary newspaper article reported that he had the boxing ~~nickname~~ of Jack (Cyclone) Dill once he moved to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.		'''Hometown''': Everett, WA<br>
	He once had his jaw cracked prior to December 1925 by John (Chief Birdeye) Budnick, according to another local newspaper account.		'''Birthplace''': Oklahoma<br>
	~~Dill was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915.~~		'''Division''': Light Heavyweight<br>
	Also said to have boxed Jack Dempsey in early 1925 during an exhibition bout, and to have fought Harry Foley.
			Real name: Pat Keener. Dill was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915. He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma.
			At least one contemporary newspaper article reported that he had the boxing alias of "Jack (Cyclone) Dill" once he moved to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.

			He once had his jaw cracked prior to December 1925 by John (Chief Birdeye) Budnick, according to another local newspaper account. Also said to have boxed [[Boxer:Jack Dempsey:009009\|Jack Dempsey]] in early 1925 during an exhibition bout, and to have fought Harry Foley. The ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Oct. 19, 1925 reported that Dill once "decisioned" Dempsey. (This may have been the exhibition.)

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2000

2000-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Real name: Pat Keener.
He fought under that name early in his career in Oklahoma.
At least one contemporary newspaper article reported that he had the boxing nickname of Jack (Cyclone) Dill once he moved to the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.
He once had his jaw cracked prior to December 1925 by John (Chief Birdeye) Budnick, according to another local newspaper account.
Dill was said to have started his professional boxing career around 1915.
Also said to have boxed Jack Dempsey in early 1925 during an exhibition bout, and to have fought Harry Foley.