Jack Snapp - Revision history

Matt at 18:50, 1 February 2015

2015-02-01T18:50:03Z

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	By early 1950 he was attending Southern Oregon College of Education and coaching the boxing squad on the side. March 13 TNT. Per the August 8, 1952 ''Klamath Falls Herald'', Snapp had recently finished up a year of school at the University of Southern California, and was a physical education instructor.		By early 1950 he was attending Southern Oregon College of Education and coaching the boxing squad on the side. March 13 TNT. Per the August 8, 1952 ''Klamath Falls Herald'', Snapp had recently finished up a year of school at the University of Southern California, and was a physical education instructor.

	* Other photo of Snapp		* Other photo of Snapp: [http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/File:Snapp.Jack.jpg]

Matt: replacing photo

2015-02-01T18:49:26Z

replacing photo

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	He had been boxing professionally for just 11 months at this time, per the newspaper, and had 17 KOs in 22 starts, won four decisions, and "lost an unpopular verdict to one Emory Jackson, who he subsequently knocked out in four rounds."		He had been boxing professionally for just 11 months at this time, per the newspaper, and had 17 KOs in 22 starts, won four decisions, and "lost an unpopular verdict to one Emory Jackson, who he subsequently knocked out in four rounds."

	By early 1950 he was attending Southern Oregon College of Education and coaching the boxing squad on the side. March 13 TNT.		By early 1950 he was attending Southern Oregon College of Education and coaching the boxing squad on the side. March 13 TNT. Per the August 8, 1952 ''Klamath Falls Herald'', Snapp had recently finished up a year of school at the University of Southern California, and was a physical education instructor.

			* Other photo of Snapp

Ric: 1950 factoid

2006-02-13T23:16:18Z

1950 factoid

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	According to the Dec. 3, 1947 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), Snapp had abandoned a promising football career the year before at Idaho State College. From Klamath Falls, Oregon, "Ginger" Snapp was a regular halfback for two years at the Pocatello school, but he preferred boxing.		According to the Dec. 3, 1947 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (TNT)(Tacoma, WA, USA), Snapp had abandoned a promising football career the year before at Idaho State College. From Klamath Falls, Oregon, "Ginger" Snapp was a regular halfback for two years at the Pocatello school, but he preferred boxing.

	He had been boxing professionally for just 11 months at this time, per the newspaper, and had 17 KOs in 22 starts, won four decisions, and "lost an unpopular verdict to one Emory Jackson, who he subsequently knocked out in four rounds."		He had been boxing professionally for just 11 months at this time, per the newspaper, and had 17 KOs in 22 starts, won four decisions, and "lost an unpopular verdict to one Emory Jackson, who he subsequently knocked out in four rounds."

			By early 1950 he was attending Southern Oregon College of Education and coaching the boxing squad on the side. March 13 TNT.

Ric: image inserted (could use a better one)

2006-02-01T04:39:41Z

image inserted (could use a better one)

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	'''Manager''': [[Roy Drake]]		'''Manager''': [[Roy Drake]]

Matt: manager

2006-01-14T17:52:36Z

manager

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			'''Manager''': [[Roy Drake]]

	According to the Dec. 3, 1947 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), Snapp had abandoned a promising football career the year before at Idaho State College. From Klamath Falls, Oregon, "Ginger" Snapp was a regular halfback for two years at the Pocatello school, but he preferred boxing.		According to the Dec. 3, 1947 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), Snapp had abandoned a promising football career the year before at Idaho State College. From Klamath Falls, Oregon, "Ginger" Snapp was a regular halfback for two years at the Pocatello school, but he preferred boxing.

	He had been boxing professionally for just 11 months at this time, per the newspaper, and had 17 KOs in 22 starts, won four decisions, and "lost an unpopular verdict to one Emory Jackson, who he subsequently knocked out in four rounds."		He had been boxing professionally for just 11 months at this time, per the newspaper, and had 17 KOs in 22 starts, won four decisions, and "lost an unpopular verdict to one Emory Jackson, who he subsequently knocked out in four rounds."

Ric at 17:37, 2 October 2005

2005-10-02T17:37:23Z

New page

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According to the Dec. 3, 1947 ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), Snapp had abandoned a promising football career the year before at Idaho State College. From Klamath Falls, Oregon, "Ginger" Snapp was a regular halfback for two years at the Pocatello school, but he preferred boxing.

He had been boxing professionally for just 11 months at this time, per the newspaper, and had 17 KOs in 22 starts, won four decisions, and "lost an unpopular verdict to one Emory Jackson, who he subsequently knocked out in four rounds."