Jake Zeramby - Revision history

Sid schneck at 11:20, 25 February 2025

2025-02-25T11:20:56Z

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	* Al Herman, W ko 2		* Al Herman, W ko 2

	~~Only Sage's name is recognizable as having~~ been ~~a boxer on programs~~ in ~~Lynn and Salem, Massachusetts, where Zeramby began his career and had most of his fights~~.		So far the four fights that are listed here have not been found in any newspaper database base at this point in time.
	Zeramby defeated three world champions in his career: Sammy Fuller, Andre Routis and Maurice Holtzer--ranked as high as the #4 Jr. Lightweight in the world by The Ring.		Zeramby defeated three world champions in his career: Sammy Fuller, Andre Routis and Maurice Holtzer--ranked as high as the #4 Jr. Lightweight in the world by The Ring. Clearly a world class fighter when he fought at the top of his game.
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Zeramby, Jake]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Zeramby, Jake]]

Sid schneck at 11:16, 25 February 2025

2025-02-25T11:16:57Z

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	Jake Zeramby was a Hebrew-American lightweight who compiled a good record from 1927-1932. Evidently he became discouraged by the low payment that boxers received in the early 1930s and dropped out of boxing despite a good record.		Jake Zeramby was a Hebrew-American lightweight who compiled a good record from 1927-1932. Evidently he became discouraged by the low payment that boxers received in the early 1930s and dropped out of boxing despite a good record.

	Published records for Zeramby appeared in the 1929 and 1930 editions of <i>The Everlast Boxing Record </i> and the 1930 edition of the <i>Self-Defense Boxing Record (</i>. ~~Fout~~ bouts appear in Zeramby's published record that have not been verified from newspaper accounts, are questionable, and have not been included in this record. They are:		Published records for Zeramby appeared in the 1929 and 1930 editions of <i>The Everlast Boxing Record </i> and the 1930 edition of the <i>Self-Defense Boxing Record (</i>. Four bouts appear in Zeramby's published record that have not been verified from newspaper accounts, are questionable, and have not been included in this record. They are:

	* Young Collins, Won ko 1		* Young Collins, Won ko 1

Sid schneck at 07:15, 25 February 2025

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	Jake Zeramby was a Hebrew-American lightweight who compiled a good record from 1927-1932. Evidently he became discouraged by the low payment that boxers received in the early 1930s and dropped out of boxing despite a good record.		Jake Zeramby was a Hebrew-American lightweight who compiled a good record from 1927-1932. Evidently he became discouraged by the low payment that boxers received in the early 1930s and dropped out of boxing despite a good record.

	Published records for Zeramby appeared in the 1929 and 1930 editions of <i>The Everlast Boxing Record </i> and the 1930 edition of the <i>Self-Defense Boxing Record (</i>. ~~Five~~ bouts appear in Zeramby's published record that have not been verified from newspaper accounts, are questionable, and have not been included in this record. They are:		Published records for Zeramby appeared in the 1929 and 1930 editions of <i>The Everlast Boxing Record </i> and the 1930 edition of the <i>Self-Defense Boxing Record (</i>. Fout bouts appear in Zeramby's published record that have not been verified from newspaper accounts, are questionable, and have not been included in this record. They are:

	* Young Collins, Won ko 1		* Young Collins, Won ko 1
	* Al Sage, W ko 3
	* Young Wallace, W ko 2		* Young Wallace, W ko 2
	* Tommy O'Shea, W ko 1		* Tommy O'Shea, W ko 1

Sid schneck at 18:08, 5 July 2015

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	Only Sage's name is recognizable as having been a boxer on programs in Lynn and Salem, Massachusetts, where Zeramby began his career and had most of his fights.		Only Sage's name is recognizable as having been a boxer on programs in Lynn and Salem, Massachusetts, where Zeramby began his career and had most of his fights.
			Zeramby defeated three world champions in his career: Sammy Fuller, Andre Routis and Maurice Holtzer--ranked as high as the #4 Jr. Lightweight in the world by The Ring.
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Zeramby, Jake]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Zeramby, Jake]]

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2005-06-29T02:19:26Z

Luckett at 00:31, 29 June 2005

2005-06-29T00:31:26Z

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Jake Zeramby was a Hebrew-American lightweight who compiled a good record from 1927-1932. Evidently he became discouraged by the low payment that boxers received in the early 1930s and dropped out of boxing despite a good record.

Published records for Zeramby appeared in the 1929 and 1930 editions of <i>The Everlast Boxing Record </i> and the 1930 edition of the <i>Self-Defense Boxing Record (</i>. Five bouts appear in Zeramby's published record that have not been verified from newspaper accounts, are questionable, and have not been included in this record. They are:

* Young Collins, Won ko 1
* Al Sage, W ko 3
* Young Wallace, W ko 2
* Tommy O'Shea, W ko 1
* Al Herman, W ko 2

Only Sage's name is recognizable as having been a boxer on programs in Lynn and Salem, Massachusetts, where Zeramby began his career and had most of his fights.

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	Jake Zeramby was a Hebrew-American lightweight who compiled a good record from 1927-1932. Evidently he became discouraged by the low payment that boxers received in the early 1930s and dropped out of boxing despite a good record.		Jake Zeramby was a Hebrew-American lightweight who compiled a good record from 1927-1932. Evidently he became discouraged by the low payment that boxers received in the early 1930s and dropped out of boxing despite a good record.

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	Only Sage's name is recognizable as having been a boxer on programs in Lynn and Salem, Massachusetts, where Zeramby began his career and had most of his fights.		Only Sage's name is recognizable as having been a boxer on programs in Lynn and Salem, Massachusetts, where Zeramby began his career and had most of his fights.

			[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Zeramby, Jake]]