Jack Kilbourne - Revision history

Tron: Albert Herman Bundren?

2014-03-25T22:12:21Z

Albert Herman Bundren?

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	Apparently there was no record published for Kilbourne in record books. His record in Australia, as shown here, was supplied by John Hogg of Brisbane. Various newspapers in the United States provided information of his fights, including the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, PITTSBURGH POST, and MILWAUKEE JOURNAL.		Apparently there was no record published for Kilbourne in record books. His record in Australia, as shown here, was supplied by John Hogg of Brisbane. Various newspapers in the United States provided information of his fights, including the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, PITTSBURGH POST, and MILWAUKEE JOURNAL.

	*Sydney Morning Herald, 14. sept 1931 states that Herman Bundren (=Jack Kilbourne) hails from Kansas. Website www.findagrave.com has one Herman Bundren (1901-1954) buried in Sedgwick County, Kansas.		*Sydney Morning Herald, 14. sept 1931 states that Herman Bundren (=Jack Kilbourne) hails from Kansas. Website www.findagrave.com has one Albert Herman Bundren (1901-1954) buried in Sedgwick County, Kansas.

Tron: from Kansas, buried in Kansas?

2014-03-25T22:08:45Z

from Kansas, buried in Kansas?

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	Apparently there was no record published for Kilbourne in record books. His record in Australia, as shown here, was supplied by John Hogg of Brisbane. Various newspapers in the United States provided information of his fights, including the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, PITTSBURGH POST, and MILWAUKEE JOURNAL.		Apparently there was no record published for Kilbourne in record books. His record in Australia, as shown here, was supplied by John Hogg of Brisbane. Various newspapers in the United States provided information of his fights, including the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, PITTSBURGH POST, and MILWAUKEE JOURNAL.

			*Sydney Morning Herald, 14. sept 1931 states that Herman Bundren (=Jack Kilbourne) hails from Kansas. Website www.findagrave.com has one Herman Bundren (1901-1954) buried in Sedgwick County, Kansas.

Ric: image inserted

2013-02-15T20:04:05Z

image inserted

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			[[File:Kilbourne-Carres.JPG\|left\|thumb\|320px\|Kilbourne & Jimmy Carres]]
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			'''Manager:''' [[Jimmy Carres]]

	Jack Kilbourne fought under his real name, Herman Bundren, until he returned from Australia in late 1931. It was as Jack Kilbourne that he fought in the eastern, middlewestern, and southwestern United States, 1932-34.		'''Jack Kilbourne''' fought under his real name, Herman Bundren, until he returned from Australia in late 1931. It was as Jack Kilbourne that he fought in the eastern, middlewestern, and southwestern United States, 1932-34.

	Apparently there was no record published for Kilbourne in record books. His record in Australia, as shown here, was supplied by John Hogg of Brisbane. Various newspapers in the United States provided information of his fights, including the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, PITTSBURGH POST, and MILWAUKEE JOURNAL.		Apparently there was no record published for Kilbourne in record books. His record in Australia, as shown here, was supplied by John Hogg of Brisbane. Various newspapers in the United States provided information of his fights, including the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, PITTSBURGH POST, and MILWAUKEE JOURNAL.

	~~-Luckett Davis~~

Rowdytimothy: Human:43874 moved to Jack Kilbourne

2007-10-17T22:35:44Z

Human:43874 moved to Jack Kilbourne

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Rowdytimothy: add boxer code

2007-10-17T22:35:31Z

add boxer code

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	Jack Kilbourne fought under his real name, Herman Bundren, until he returned from Australia in late 1931. It was as Jack Kilbourne that he fought in the eastern, middlewestern, and southwestern United States, 1932-34.		Jack Kilbourne fought under his real name, Herman Bundren, until he returned from Australia in late 1931. It was as Jack Kilbourne that he fought in the eastern, middlewestern, and southwestern United States, 1932-34.

John: Boxer:Jack Kilbourne:043874 moved to Human:43874: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T22:28:21Z

Boxer:Jack Kilbourne:043874 moved to Human:43874: Pagemove by bot

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Luckett at 05:22, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T05:22:34Z

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	Jack Kilbourne fought under his real name, Herman Bundren, until he returned from Australia in late 1931. It was as Jack Kilbourne that he fought in the eastern, middlewestern, and southwestern United States, 1932-34.		Jack Kilbourne fought under his real name, Herman Bundren, until he returned from Australia in late 1931. It was as Jack Kilbourne that he fought in the eastern, middlewestern, and southwestern United States, 1932-34.

			Apparently there was no record published for Kilbourne in record books. His record in Australia, as shown here, was supplied by John Hogg of Brisbane. Various newspapers in the United States provided information of his fights, including the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, PITTSBURGH POST, and MILWAUKEE JOURNAL.

			-Luckett Davis

Luckett at 05:16, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T05:16:54Z

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	Jack Kilbourne fought under his real name, Herman Bundren, until he returned from Australia in late 1931. It was as Jack Kilbourne that he fought in the eastern United States, 1932-34.		Jack Kilbourne fought under his real name, Herman Bundren, until he returned from Australia in late 1931. It was as Jack Kilbourne that he fought in the eastern, middlewestern, and southwestern United States, 1932-34.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Jack Kilbourne fought under his real name, Herman Bundren, until he returned from Australia in late 1931. It was as Jack Kilbourne that he fought in the eastern United States, 1932-34.