Jack Holland - Revision history

Ric at 23:17, 23 May 2014

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			'''Jack Holland''' had a brilliant football career at Tulane University (1928-1930). He played in in the Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933. Holland turned to pro boxing with the intent to earn money to finish his Tulane degree, with the ultimate intent of coaching high School football. He also worked as an artist's model to pay his way through school.

			Holland turned to pro boxing with the intent to earn money to finish his Tulane degree, with the ultimate intent of coaching high School football.

			He died May 9, 1933 of a cerebral hemorrhage after losing in six rounds to Tony Marullo. Although his exact date of birth is unknown, he was reported to have been 24 when he died. His team number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.

			Amateur Career Highlights:
			*Won decision over Jimmy Dee (TX), National [[AAU]], May 6, 1932, at Madison Square Garden
			*Stopped by Fred Feary in semi-finals of National AAU, May 6, 1932, at Madison Square Garden


	* Holland had a brilliant football career at Tulane University (1928-1930)
	*He worked as an artist's model to pay his way thorugh school
	*Won decision over Jimmy Dee (TX), National AAU, May 6, 1932, at Madison Square Garden
	*Stopped by Fred Feary in Semi-finals of National AAU, May 6, 1932, at Madison Square Garden
	*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.
	*Turned to pro boxing with intent to earn while finishing Tulane degree with intent on coaching High School football
	* He died May 9, 1933 of a cerebral hemorrhage after losing in six rounds to Tony Marullo. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.
	* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.
	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Holland, Jack]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Holland, Jack]]

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	* He died May 9, 1933 of a cerebral hemorrhage after losing in six rounds to Tony Marullo. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.		* He died May 9, 1933 of a cerebral hemorrhage after losing in six rounds to Tony Marullo. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.
	* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.		* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.
			[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Holland, Jack]]

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	*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.		*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.
	*Turned to pro boxing with intent to earn while finishing Tulane degree with intent on coaching High School football		*Turned to pro boxing with intent to earn while finishing Tulane degree with intent on coaching High School football
	* He died May 9, 1933, of a cerebral hemorrhage after losing in six rounds to Tony Marullo. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.		* He died May 9, 1933 of a cerebral hemorrhage after losing in six rounds to Tony Marullo. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.
	* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.		* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.

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	*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.		*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.
	*Turned to pro boxing with intent to earn while finishing Tulane degree with intent on coaching High School football		*Turned to pro boxing with intent to earn while finishing Tulane degree with intent on coaching High School football
	* He died May 9, 1933. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.		* He died May 9, 1933, of a cerebral hemorrhage after losing in six rounds to Tony Marullo. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.
	* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.		* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.

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Delisa at 09:55, 1 January 2007

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	* Holland had a brilliant football career at Tulane University (1928-1930)		* Holland had a brilliant football career at Tulane University (1928-1930)
	*He worked as an artist's model to pay his way thorugh school		*He worked as an artist's model to pay his way thorugh school
			*Won decision over Jimmy Dee (TX), National AAU, May 6, 1932, at Madison Square Garden
	*Stopped by Fred Feary in Semi-finals of National AAU, May 6, 1932, at Madison Square Garden		*Stopped by Fred Feary in Semi-finals of National AAU, May 6, 1932, at Madison Square Garden
	*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.		*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.

Delisa at 09:52, 1 January 2007

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	*Stopped by Fred Feary in Semi-finals of National AAU, May 6, 1932, at Madison Square Garden		*Stopped by Fred Feary in Semi-finals of National AAU, May 6, 1932, at Madison Square Garden
	*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.		*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.
			*Turned to pro boxing with intent to earn while finishing Tulane degree with intent on coaching High School football
	* He died May 9, 1933. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.		* He died May 9, 1933. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.
	* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.		* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.

Delisa at 09:47, 1 January 2007

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	* Holland had a brilliant football career at Tulane University (1928-1930)		* Holland had a brilliant football career at Tulane University (1928-1930)
	*He worked as an artist's model to pay his way thorugh school		*He worked as an artist's model to pay his way thorugh school
			*Stopped by Fred Feary in Semi-finals of National AAU, May 6, 1932, at Madison Square Garden
	*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.		*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.
	* He died May 9, 1933. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.		* He died May 9, 1933. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.
	* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.		* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.

Delisa at 09:43, 1 January 2007

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	* Holland had a brilliant football career at Tulane University ~~before turning~~ to ~~professional boxing.~~		* Holland had a brilliant football career at Tulane University (1928-1930)
			*He worked as an artist's model to pay his way thorugh school
	*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.		*Played in Tulane All Star football game Jan 1, 1933.
	* He died May 9, 1933. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.		* He died May 9, 1933. Exact date of birth unknown. He was reported to have been 24 when he died.
	* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.		* His number at Tulane (21) was retired for five years in his honor.