Jack (Kid) Wolfe - Revision history

Sid schneck at 07:13, 1 July 2023

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	'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].		'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].

	Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s. Wolfe defeated American Flyweight Champions Young Montreal and Frankie Mason. He defeated World Bantamweight Champions Kid Williams, Memphis Pal Moore, Johnny Ertle, Pete Herman, and Joe Lynch and several world class bantamweight and featherweight contenders like Al Schubert,Joe Burman		Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s. Wolfe defeated American Flyweight Champions Young Montreal and Frankie Mason. He defeated World Bantamweight Champions Kid Williams, Memphis Pal Moore, Johnny Ertle, Pete Herman, and Joe Lynch and several world class bantamweight and featherweight contenders like Al Schubert, Joe Burman, Eddie O’ Dowd, and Peter Zivic to name a few.
	, Eddie O’ Dowd, and Peter Zivic to name a few.

	The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.		The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.

	[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]		[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]

Sid schneck at 07:12, 1 July 2023

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	'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].		'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].

	Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s. Wolfe defeated American Flyweight Champions Young Montreal and Frankie Mason. He defeated World Bantamweight Champions Kid Williams, Memphis Pal Moore, Johnny Ertle, Pete Herman, and Joe Lynch and several world class bantamweight and featherweight contenders like Al Schubert,Joe Burman and Peter Zivic to name a few.		Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s. Wolfe defeated American Flyweight Champions Young Montreal and Frankie Mason. He defeated World Bantamweight Champions Kid Williams, Memphis Pal Moore, Johnny Ertle, Pete Herman, and Joe Lynch and several world class bantamweight and featherweight contenders like Al Schubert,Joe Burman
			, Eddie O’ Dowd, and Peter Zivic to name a few.

	The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.		The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.

	[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]		[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]

Sid schneck at 07:10, 1 July 2023

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	'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].		'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].

	Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s. Wolfe defeated American Flyweight Champions Young Montreal and Frankie Mason. He defeated World Bantamweight Champions Memphis Pal Moore, Johnny Ertle, Pete Herman, and Joe Lynch and several world class bantamweight and featherweight contenders like Al Schubert,Joe Burman and Peter Zivic to name a few.		Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s. Wolfe defeated American Flyweight Champions Young Montreal and Frankie Mason. He defeated World Bantamweight Champions Kid Williams, Memphis Pal Moore, Johnny Ertle, Pete Herman, and Joe Lynch and several world class bantamweight and featherweight contenders like Al Schubert,Joe Burman and Peter Zivic to name a few.

	The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.		The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.

	[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]		[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]

Sid schneck at 06:13, 1 July 2023

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	'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].		'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].

	Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s. Wolfe defeated American Flyweight Champions Young Montreal and Frankie Mason. He defeated World Bantamweight Champions Johnny Ertle, Pete Herman, and Joe Lynch and several world class bantamweight and featherweight contenders like ~~Memphis Pal Moore~~, Joe Burman and Peter Zivic to name a few.		Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s. Wolfe defeated American Flyweight Champions Young Montreal and Frankie Mason. He defeated World Bantamweight Champions Memphis Pal Moore, Johnny Ertle, Pete Herman, and Joe Lynch and several world class bantamweight and featherweight contenders like Al Schubert,Joe Burman and Peter Zivic to name a few.

	The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.		The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.

	[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]		[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]

Sid schneck at 06:05, 1 July 2023

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	'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].		'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].

	Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s.		Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s. Wolfe defeated American Flyweight Champions Young Montreal and Frankie Mason. He defeated World Bantamweight Champions Johnny Ertle, Pete Herman, and Joe Lynch and several world class bantamweight and featherweight contenders like Memphis Pal Moore, Joe Burman and Peter Zivic to name a few.

	The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.		The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.

	[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]		[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]

Ric at 01:03, 31 March 2020

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	'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''', of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].		'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''' (also called Jackie "Kid" Wolfe), of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].

	The 8/7/1912 Cleveland Leader claimed that Wolfe ~~was~~ born in Russia.		Wolfe was considered by [[Ted Carroll]], in his article for the [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] [[The Ring Magazine]], pp. 12-13, as one of [[The Golden Bantams]] of the 1920s.

			The August 7, 1912 ''Cleveland Leader'' claimed that Wolfe had been born in Russia.

	[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]		[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]

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	'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''', of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].		'''Jack (Kid) Wolfe''', of Hebrew heritage, was the first recognized world champion of the Junior Featherweight class, in 1922. Wolfe defeated [[Joe Lynch (Boxer)\|Joe Lynch]] for the title and lost it a year later in 1923 to [[Carl Duane]].

			The 8/7/1912 Cleveland Leader claimed that Wolfe was born in Russia.

	[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]		[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:American World Champions\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]][[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Wolfe, Jack (Kid)]]

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