Jim Arnold - Revision history

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			'''Officiating Record:''' Referee N/A

	Exact date of birth unknown.		Exact date of birth unknown.

	Per the ''Tacoma Daily News'' of Sept. 16, 1908:		Per the ''Tacoma Daily News'' of Sept. 16, 1908:
	*Arnold was raised in Minnesota		* Arnold was raised in Minnesota
	*Brother of Frank		* Brother of Frank
	*He moved to Aberdeen, Washington circa 1905, where he became a bartender at a saloon owned by Ed Dolan and Black Pete McGuire.		* He moved to Aberdeen, Washington circa 1905, where he became a bartender at a saloon owned by Ed Dolan and Black Pete McGuire.
	*He officiated the [[Victor McLaglen]]-[[Denver Ed Martin]] bout		* He officiated the [[Victor McLaglen]]-[[Denver Ed Martin]] bout
	*He was training for a comeback as a boxer in late 1908 when he broke a blood vessel.		* He was training for a comeback as a boxer in late 1908 when he broke a blood vessel.
	*He was ill in a local hospital for some time before he died Sept. 15 at age 38.		* He was ill in a local hospital for some time before he died Sept. 15 at age 38.

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	[[Category:Referees~~\|Arnold, Jim~~]]		[[Category:Referees]]

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	*Brother of Frank		*Brother of Frank
	*He moved to Aberdeen, Washington circa 1905, where he became a bartender at a saloon owned by Ed Dolan and Black Pete McGuire.		*He moved to Aberdeen, Washington circa 1905, where he became a bartender at a saloon owned by Ed Dolan and Black Pete McGuire.
	*He officiated the [[~~Boxer:Victor_McLaglen:011644\|Vic~~ McLaglen]]-[[~~Boxer:Denver_Ed_Martin:039956\|~~Denver Ed Martin]] bout		*He officiated the [[Victor McLaglen]]-[[Denver Ed Martin]] bout
	*He was training for a comeback as a boxer in late 1908 when he broke a blood vessel.		*He was training for a comeback as a boxer in late 1908 when he broke a blood vessel.
	*He was ill in a local hospital for some time before he died Sept. 15 at age 38.		*He was ill in a local hospital for some time before he died Sept. 15 at age 38.

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			<boxer>193711</boxer>

	Exact date of birth unknown.		Exact date of birth unknown.
	Per the ~~TACOMA DAILY NEWS~~ Sept. 16, 1908:
	Arnold was raised in Minnesota.		Per the ''Tacoma Daily News'' of Sept. 16, 1908:
	He moved to Aberdeen, Washington circa 1905, where ne became a bartender at a saloon owned by Ed Dolan and Black Pete McGuire.		*Arnold was raised in Minnesota
	He was training for a comeback as a boxer in late 1908 when he broke a blood vessel.		*Brother of Frank
	He was ill in a local hospital for some time before he died Sept. 15 at age 38.		*He moved to Aberdeen, Washington circa 1905, where he became a bartender at a saloon owned by Ed Dolan and Black Pete McGuire.
			*He officiated the [[Boxer:Victor_McLaglen:011644\|Vic McLaglen]]-[[Boxer:Denver_Ed_Martin:039956\|Denver Ed Martin]] bout
			*He was training for a comeback as a boxer in late 1908 when he broke a blood vessel.
			*He was ill in a local hospital for some time before he died Sept. 15 at age 38.


			[[Category:Referees\|Arnold, Jim]]

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Exact date of birth unknown.
Per the TACOMA DAILY NEWS Sept. 16, 1908:
Arnold was raised in Minnesota.
He moved to Aberdeen, Washington circa 1905, where ne became a bartender at a saloon owned by Ed Dolan and Black Pete McGuire.
He was training for a comeback as a boxer in late 1908 when he broke a blood vessel.
He was ill in a local hospital for some time before he died Sept. 15 at age 38.