Jackie Johnson (Welterweight) - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2008-03-15T15:25:20Z

fix internal link

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	Per the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)		Per the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)

	Caution: This record may be a combination of two or more Jackie Johnsons of Washington state. But he is to be distinguished from the 1930s Ballard bantamweight of the [[~~Human:322652~~\|same name]].		Caution: This record may be a combination of two or more Jackie Johnsons of Washington state. But he is to be distinguished from the 1930s Ballard bantamweight of the [[Jackie Johnson (Bantamweight)\|same name]].

Rowdytimothy: Jackie Johnson moved to Jackie Johnson (Welterweight)

2008-03-08T04:32:44Z

Jackie Johnson moved to Jackie Johnson (Welterweight)

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Rowdytimothy: Human:79814 moved to Jackie Johnson

2008-03-08T02:28:37Z

Human:79814 moved to Jackie Johnson

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Emaster: fixed internal link

2008-03-07T18:30:24Z

fixed internal link

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	<boxer>079814</boxer>		<boxer>079814</boxer>
	'''Division''': Welterweight<br>		'''Division:''' Welterweight<br>
	'''Managers''': [[Pete Moe]], [[Lonnie Austin]], [[Charley Cook]]		'''Managers:''' [[Pete Moe]], [[Lonnie Austin]], [[Charley Cook]]

	Exact date of birth unknown. Reported to have been 18-years-old by late 1925.		Exact date of birth unknown. Reported to have been 18-years-old by late 1925.
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	Per the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)		Per the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)

	Caution: This record may be a combination of two or more Jackie Johnsons of Washington state. But he is to be ~~distinquished~~ from the 1930s Ballard bantamweight of the [[~~Boxer:Jackie Johnson~~:322652\|same name]].		Caution: This record may be a combination of two or more Jackie Johnsons of Washington state. But he is to be distinguished from the 1930s Ballard bantamweight of the [[Human:322652\|same name]].

John: Boxer:Jackie Johnson:079814 moved to Human:79814: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-17T22:30:52Z

Boxer:Jackie Johnson:079814 moved to Human:79814: Pagemove by bot

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Ric: changed from light to welter

2005-07-08T18:40:04Z

changed from light to welter

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	<boxer>079814</boxer>		<boxer>079814</boxer>
	'''Division''': ~~Lightweight~~<br>		'''Division''': Welterweight<br>
	'''Managers''': [[Pete Moe]], [[Lonnie Austin]], [[Charley Cook]]		'''Managers''': [[Pete Moe]], [[Lonnie Austin]], [[Charley Cook]]

Ric: clarified

2005-07-08T18:30:23Z

clarified

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	Per the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)		Per the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)

	Caution: This record may be a combination of two or more Jackie Johnsons of Washington state.		Caution: This record may be a combination of two or more Jackie Johnsons of Washington state. But he is to be distinquished from the 1930s Ballard bantamweight of the [[Boxer:Jackie Johnson:322652\|same name]].

Ric: combined material from two JJ records

2005-07-08T18:06:48Z

combined material from two JJ records

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	Per the ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Nov. 20, 1926, p. 6, Johnson was in the New York area fighting as "Jimmie Jackie Johnson - the Everett Terror" - a welterweight. His manager at the time was Charley Cook, whose other clients included Eddie Huffman, George Lavine, Tommy Cello, and Abe Attell Goldstein.		Per the ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Nov. 20, 1926, p. 6, Johnson was in the New York area fighting as "Jimmie Jackie Johnson - the Everett Terror" - a welterweight. His manager at the time was Charley Cook, whose other clients included Eddie Huffman, George Lavine, Tommy Cello, and Abe Attell Goldstein.

			Per the Nov. 25, 1928 ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' and the ''Seattle Daily Times'', Johnson was from Everett, WA. By November 1928 he had returned to the Puget Sound area from a two-year boxing tour of the Eastern United States. Reportedly, he had fought in NYC, the southern United States, and eastern Canada during this time. These papers also said he had fought in Seattle "several years ago" in a semi-final. And that he had fought Madison Dix and Young George Dixon. (See a photo of him in these newspaper editions.)

			Caution: This record may be a combination of two or more Jackie Johnsons of Washington state.

Ric at 00:37, 5 July 2005

2005-07-05T00:37:02Z

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	<boxer>079814</boxer>		<boxer>079814</boxer>
	'''Division''': Lightweight<br>		'''Division''': Lightweight<br>

Ric at 06:01, 15 May 2005

2005-05-15T06:01:08Z

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	'''Division''': Lightweight<br>		'''Division''': Lightweight<br>
	'''Managers''': [[Pete Moe]], [[Lonnie Austin]], [[Charley Cook]]		'''Managers''': [[Pete Moe]], [[Lonnie Austin]], [[Charley Cook]]

			Exact date of birth unknown. Reported to have been 18-years-old by late 1925.

	The Nov. 14, 1925 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) reported that Pete Moe had been Johnson's original manager.		The Nov. 14, 1925 ''Wenatchee Daily World'' (Wenatchee, WA, USA) reported that Pete Moe had been Johnson's original manager.

	Per the ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Nov. 20, 1926, p. 6, Johnson was in the New York area fighting as "Jimmie Jackie Johnson - the Everett Terror" - a welterweight. His manager at the time was Charley Cook, whose other clients included Eddie Huffman, George Lavine, Tommy Cello, and Abe Attell Goldstein.		Per the ''Bellingham American'' (Bellingham, WA, USA) newspaper of Nov. 20, 1926, p. 6, Johnson was in the New York area fighting as "Jimmie Jackie Johnson - the Everett Terror" - a welterweight. His manager at the time was Charley Cook, whose other clients included Eddie Huffman, George Lavine, Tommy Cello, and Abe Attell Goldstein.