Jack Dempsey vs. Terry Kellar (1st meeting) - Revision history

Earl at 00:52, 23 October 2014

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	*'''Newspaper clippings:''' [[:File:A17563.JPG\|Advertisement & preview]], [[:Image:F17563NA.jpg\|Fight write-up]], [[:Image:DempseyYork.jpg\|Dempsey vs. Bob York preview]]		*'''Newspaper clippings:''' [[:File:A17563.JPG\|Advertisement & preview]], [[:Image:F17563NA.jpg\|Fight write-up]], [[:Image:DempseyYork.jpg\|Dempsey vs. Bob York preview]]
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	Last night, at the Alhambra Theater, before a large crowd of 2,000 people, Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake City, gave Terry Keller, claimant of the light-heavyweight championship, the hardest beating of his career, in ten furious rounds. The decision of Referee Tom Painter of Evanston, Wyoming, met the approval of the crowd and was cheered for several minutes. ... The main event started out with a rush. Dempsey landed at will. The fighters were in good condition, but something was wrong with Keller. Either he was stalling or else he is out of his class. His punching was of a novice's style and not of a finished fighter. Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts. He outclassed Keller at every stage of the game. Seven of the ten rounds went to Dempsey, two were even and one round was Keller's. In the fourth round, Dempsey opened Keller's right eye and from then on Dempsey hammered Keller's face at will. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell.		Last night, at the Alhambra Theater, before a large crowd of 2,000 people, Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake City, gave Terry Keller, claimant of the light-heavyweight championship, the hardest beating of his career, in ten furious rounds. The decision of Referee Tom Painter of Evanston, Wyoming, met the approval of the crowd and was cheered for several minutes. ... The main event started out with a rush. Dempsey landed at will. The fighters were in good condition, but something was wrong with Keller. Either he was stalling or else he is out of his class. His punching was of a novice's style and not of a finished fighter. Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts. He outclassed Keller at every stage of the game. Seven of the ten rounds went to Dempsey, two were even and one round was Keller's. In the fourth round, Dempsey opened Keller's right eye and from then on Dempsey hammered Keller's face at will. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell.

			==See Also==
			*[[Jack Dempsey vs. Terry Kellar (2nd meeting)]]
			*[[Jack Dempsey vs. Terry Kellar (3rd meeting)]]

	==Newspaper Articles==		==Newspaper Articles==

Earl at 01:48, 21 October 2014

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	<fight>17563</fight>		<fight>17563</fight>
	*~~Pre-fight~~ [[:File:A17563.JPG\|~~advert~~ & ~~article~~]] re: ~~Referee Tom Painter~~		*'''Newspaper clippings:''' [[:File:A17563.JPG\|Advertisement & preview]], [[:Image:F17563NA.jpg\|Fight write-up]], [[:Image:DempseyYork.jpg\|Dempsey vs. Bob York preview]]
	* Dempsey won 7 rounds, ~~lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.~~ [~~http~~:~~//chroniclingamerica~~.~~loc~~.~~gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-04/ed-1/seq-2/~~]		*The fight was billed as being for the World's Light Heavyweight Championship, as Kellar claimed the title.
	* ~~Attendance: 2,000~~		*Dempsey was billed as the Pacific Coast Light Heavyweight Champion.
	* Billed as being for the World's Light Heavyweight ~~Title (~~Dempsey ~~claimed to be~~ the Pacific Coast Heavyweight Champion ~~& Kellar claimed the World Title): [http://chroniclingamerica.loc~~.~~gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-04-24/ed-1/seq-4/][http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-03/ed-1/seq-2/]~~

	"Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts~~, outclassing his opponent~~ at every stage of the game. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell.~~" ''The Ogden Standard''~~		'''Jack Dempsey Is Too Fast For His Opponent'''<br>
			<small>The ''Ogden Standard'', May 4, 1916</small>

			Last night, at the Alhambra Theater, before a large crowd of 2,000 people, Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake City, gave Terry Keller, claimant of the light-heavyweight championship, the hardest beating of his career, in ten furious rounds. The decision of Referee Tom Painter of Evanston, Wyoming, met the approval of the crowd and was cheered for several minutes. ... The main event started out with a rush. Dempsey landed at will. The fighters were in good condition, but something was wrong with Keller. Either he was stalling or else he is out of his class. His punching was of a novice's style and not of a finished fighter. Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts. He outclassed Keller at every stage of the game. Seven of the ten rounds went to Dempsey, two were even and one round was Keller's. In the fourth round, Dempsey opened Keller's right eye and from then on Dempsey hammered Keller's face at will. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell.

	~~See also~~, ~~this~~ 1916 Dempsey~~-Bob York newspaper [~~[:~~Image:DempseyYork~~.~~jpg\|clipping]~~].		==Newspaper Articles==
			*[http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-04-27/ed-1/seq-2/ "Tom Painter Referee For The Coming Fight" The ''Ogden Standard'', April 27, 1916]
			*[http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-03/ed-1/seq-2/ "Terry Keller and Jack Dempsey at Alhambra Theater Tonight" The ''Ogden Standard'', May 3, 1916]
			*[http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-04/ed-1/seq-2/ "Jack Dempsey Is Too Fast For His Opponent" The ''Ogden Standard'', May 4, 1916]

Ric: Kellar billed as claiming World LH Title

2014-04-17T17:29:20Z

Kellar billed as claiming World LH Title

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	* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-04/ed-1/seq-2/]		* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-04/ed-1/seq-2/]
	* Attendance: 2,000		* Attendance: 2,000
	* Billed as being for the World's Light Heavyweight Title (Dempsey claimed to be the Pacific Coast Heavyweight Champion): [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-03/ed-1/seq-2/]		* Billed as being for the World's Light Heavyweight Title (Dempsey claimed to be the Pacific Coast Heavyweight Champion & Kellar claimed the World Title): [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-04-24/ed-1/seq-4/][http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-03/ed-1/seq-2/]

	"Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts, outclassing his opponent at every stage of the game. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell." ''The Ogden Standard''		"Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts, outclassing his opponent at every stage of the game. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell." ''The Ogden Standard''

	See also, this 1916 Dempsey-Bob York newspaper [[:Image:DempseyYork.jpg\|clipping]].		See also, this 1916 Dempsey-Bob York newspaper [[:Image:DempseyYork.jpg\|clipping]].

Ric at 18:07, 13 April 2014

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	*Pre-fight [[:File:A17563.JPG\|advert & article]] re: Referee Tom Painter		*Pre-fight [[:File:A17563.JPG\|advert & article]] re: Referee Tom Painter
	* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.		* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-04/ed-1/seq-2/]
	* Attendance: 2,000		* Attendance: 2,000
	* Billed as being for the World's Light Heavyweight Title (Dempsey claimed to be the Pacific Coast Heavyweight Champion): [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-03/ed-1/seq-2/]		* Billed as being for the World's Light Heavyweight Title (Dempsey claimed to be the Pacific Coast Heavyweight Champion): [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-03/ed-1/seq-2/]

Ric at 17:50, 13 April 2014

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	* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.		* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.
	* Attendance: 2,000		* Attendance: 2,000
	* Billed as being for the World's Light Heavyweight Title (Dempsey claimed to be the Pacific Coast Heavyweight Champion)		* Billed as being for the World's Light Heavyweight Title (Dempsey claimed to be the Pacific Coast Heavyweight Champion): [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85058396/1916-05-03/ed-1/seq-2/]

	"Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts, outclassing his opponent at every stage of the game. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell." ''The Ogden Standard''		"Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts, outclassing his opponent at every stage of the game. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell." ''The Ogden Standard''

	See also, this 1916 Dempsey-Bob York newspaper [[:Image:DempseyYork.jpg\|clipping]].		See also, this 1916 Dempsey-Bob York newspaper [[:Image:DempseyYork.jpg\|clipping]].

Ric at 03:31, 13 April 2014

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	[[~~file~~:~~F17563NA~~.~~jpg~~\|~~right\|newspaper~~ article]]		*Pre-fight [[:File:A17563.JPG\|advert & article]] re: Referee Tom Painter
	* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.		* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.
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	"Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts, outclassing his opponent at every stage of the game. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell." ''The Ogden Standard''		"Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts, outclassing his opponent at every stage of the game. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell." ''The Ogden Standard''


	See also, this 1916 Dempsey-Bob York newspaper [[:Image:DempseyYork.jpg\|clipping]].		See also, this 1916 Dempsey-Bob York newspaper [[:Image:DempseyYork.jpg\|clipping]].

Rowdytimothy: remove double entry of officials

2008-04-19T04:51:00Z

remove double entry of officials

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	* Referee: [[Tom Painter]]
	* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.		* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.
	* Attendance: 2,000		* Attendance: 2,000

Ric: added newspaper article image

2007-04-23T23:45:51Z

added newspaper article image

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			[[file:F17563NA.jpg\|right\|newspaper article]]
	* Referee: Tom Painter		* Referee: [[Tom Painter]]
	* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.		* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.
			* Attendance: 2,000
			* Billed as being for the World's Light Heavyweight Title (Dempsey claimed to be the Pacific Coast Heavyweight Champion)

	"Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts, outclassing his opponent at every stage of the game. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell." ''The Ogden Standard''		"Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts, outclassing his opponent at every stage of the game. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell." ''The Ogden Standard''


			See also, this 1916 Dempsey-Bob York newspaper [[:Image:DempseyYork.jpg\|clipping]].

Matt: Fight:17563 moved to Jack Dempsey vs. Terry Kellar (1st meeting)

2007-03-28T01:51:15Z

Fight:17563 moved to Jack Dempsey vs. Terry Kellar (1st meeting)

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Ric at 15:50, 27 March 2007

2007-03-27T15:50:55Z

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<fight>17563</fight>

* Referee: Tom Painter
* Dempsey won 7 rounds, lost 1, with 2 even according to ''The Ogden Standard''.

"Dempsey rocked Keller repeatedly with left jabs, right crosses and uppercuts, outclassing his opponent at every stage of the game. The seventh round went to Keller as one of his haymaker punches reached Dempsey's body and Keller scored a knockdown. The last three rounds were fast and both men tried for a knockout. Dempsey completely closed both of Keller's eyes and Keller was all but out at the final bell." ''The Ogden Standard''