Jack Dalton - Revision history

Ric: Human:312191 moved to Jack Dalton

2008-01-02T03:25:29Z

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Ric: format update (should it be Russian or German nationality then?)

2008-01-02T01:08:56Z

format update (should it be Russian or German nationality then?)

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	Jack Dalton was born March 28, 1901 in Harbasha, Russia. He was German by nationality. His name at birth was Emanuel Rindfleisch.		<boxer>312191</boxer>
	He came to America in 1909. His ring name of Jack Dalton was given to him by the sports writer for the Dallas Times Herald, Jeri Hayes.
	~~Jack died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas.~~		'''Jack Dalton''' was born March 28, 1901 in Harbasha, Russia. He was German by nationality. His name at birth was Emanuel Rindfleisch. He came to America in 1909. His ring name of "Jack Dalton" was given to him by the sports writer for the ''Dallas Times Herald'', Jeri Hayes. His Louisiana boxing license #23 was issued March 3, 1923. He continued fighting into at least 1925. At one point he was called "Featherweight Champion of the Southwest."
	~~Newspaper clippings exist indicating many more fights than are listed here. Including Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas~~. His Louisiana boxing license #23 was issued 3~~-3-~~1923 He continued fighting into at least 1925.
	At one point he was called "Featherweight Champion of the Southwest"		Dalton died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas.

			Reportedly there are newspaper clippings indicating many more fights than are listed in the linked career record.

Jackdalton at 00:52, 2 January 2008

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	Jack Dalton was born March 28, 1901 in Harbasha, Russia. He was German. His birth ~~name~~ was Emanuel Rindfleisch.		Jack Dalton was born March 28, 1901 in Harbasha, Russia. He was German by nationality. His name at birth was Emanuel Rindfleisch.
	He came to America in 1909. His ring name of Jack Dalton was given to him by the sports writer for the Dallas Times Herald, ~~Jerry~~ Hayes.		He came to America in 1909. His ring name of Jack Dalton was given to him by the sports writer for the Dallas Times Herald, Jeri Hayes.
	Jack died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas.		Jack died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas.
	Newspaper clippings exist indicating many more fights than are listed here. Including Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas. He continued fighting into at least 1925.		Newspaper clippings exist indicating many more fights than are listed here. Including Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas. His Louisiana boxing license #23 was issued 3-3-1923 He continued fighting into at least 1925.
	At one point he was called "Featherweight Champion of the Southwest"		At one point he was called "Featherweight Champion of the Southwest"

Jackdalton at 23:24, 30 October 2007

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	He came to America in 1909. His ring name of Jack Dalton was given to him by the sports writer for the Dallas Times Herald, Jerry Hayes.		He came to America in 1909. His ring name of Jack Dalton was given to him by the sports writer for the Dallas Times Herald, Jerry Hayes.
	Jack died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas.		Jack died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas.
	Newspaper clippings exist indicating many more fights than are listed here. Including Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas. He continued fighting into ~~1925~~ at least 1925.		Newspaper clippings exist indicating many more fights than are listed here. Including Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas. He continued fighting into at least 1925.
	At one point he was called "Featherweight Champion of the Southwest"		At one point he was called "Featherweight Champion of the Southwest"

John: Boxer:Jack Dalton:312191 moved to Human:312191: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T22:27:09Z

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Jackdalton at 11:58, 23 March 2007

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	He came to America in 1909. His ring name of Jack Dalton was given to him by the sports writer for the Dallas Times Herald, Jerry Hayes.		He came to America in 1909. His ring name of Jack Dalton was given to him by the sports writer for the Dallas Times Herald, Jerry Hayes.
	Jack died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas.		Jack died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas.
	Newspaper clippings exist indicating many more fights than are listed here. Including Oklahoma, Louisiana.		Newspaper clippings exist indicating many more fights than are listed here. Including Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas. He continued fighting into 1925 at least 1925.
			At one point he was called "Featherweight Champion of the Southwest"

Jackdalton at 12:24, 19 March 2007

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	Jack Dalton was born March 28, 1901 ~~outside Warsaw Poland~~. His birth name was Emanuel Rindfleisch.		Jack Dalton was born March 28, 1901 in Harbasha, Russia. He was German. His birth name was Emanuel Rindfleisch.
	He came to America in 1909. His ring name of Jack Dalton was given to him by the sports writer for the Dallas Times Herald, Jerry Hayes		He came to America in 1909. His ring name of Jack Dalton was given to him by the sports writer for the Dallas Times Herald, Jerry Hayes.
	Jack died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas		Jack died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas.
			Newspaper clippings exist indicating many more fights than are listed here. Including Oklahoma, Louisiana.

Jackdalton at 21:42, 18 March 2007

2007-03-18T21:42:55Z

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Jack Dalton was born March 28, 1901 outside Warsaw Poland. His birth name was Emanuel Rindfleisch.
He came to America in 1909. His ring name of Jack Dalton was given to him by the sports writer for the Dallas Times Herald, Jerry Hayes
Jack died March 25, 1952 in Dallas, Texas