Jimmy Fitten - Revision history

Dale Howes at 06:59, 4 September 2025

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	'''Jimmy Fitten''' boxed out of California during the 1910s and 1920s. He boxed under the names of Jimmy Huse, Jimmy Fitton, Jimmy Dillon, and Battling Karr.		'''Jimmy Fitten''' boxed out of California during the 1910s and 1920s. He boxed under the names of Jimmy Huse, Jimmy Fitton, Jimmy Dillon, and Battling Karr.

Dale Howes at 06:58, 4 September 2025

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	'''Jimmy Fitten''' boxed out of California during the 1910s and 1920s. He boxed under the names of Jimmy Huse, Jimmy Fitton, Jimmy Dillon, and Battling Karr.		'''Jimmy Fitten''' boxed out of California during the 1910s and 1920s. He boxed under the names of Jimmy Huse, Jimmy Fitton, Jimmy Dillon, and Battling Karr.

Andy at 12:52, 2 November 2020

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	'''Jimmy Fitten''' boxed out of California during the 1910s and 1920s. He boxed under the names of Jimmy Huse, Jimmy Fitton, Jimmy Dillon, and Battling Karr.		'''Jimmy Fitten''' boxed out of California during the 1910s and 1920s. He boxed under the names of Jimmy Huse, Jimmy Fitton, Jimmy Dillon, and Battling Karr.

Ric at 03:19, 1 April 2014

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	'''Jimmy Fitten''' ~~was a boxing manager originally~~ out of California~~. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita~~ and ~~[[Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova\|Baby Casanova]]~~. ~~In 1949, Fitten became~~ the ~~matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death~~ of ~~[[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2~~, ~~1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950~~, ~~when he quit promoting in both towns. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California~~, and ~~resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title~~.		'''Jimmy Fitten''' boxed out of California during the 1910s and 1920s. He boxed under the names of Jimmy Huse, Jimmy Fitton, Jimmy Dillon, and Battling Karr.

	~~== Boxing Career ==~~		Fitten later became a boxing manager for [[Juan Zurita]] and [[Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova\|Baby Casanova]].
	Fitten ~~also boxed out of California during~~ the ~~1910s~~ and ~~1920s. He boxed under~~ the ~~names~~ of ~~Jimmy Huse~~, ~~Jimmy Fitton~~, ~~Jimmy Dillon~~, and ~~Battling Karr~~.
			In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]), and Tacoma's ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.)

			Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950, when he quit promoting in both towns. He returned to California, managing and co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when Salas briefly held the World Lightweight title.

	Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)		Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)

Ric at 01:05, 30 July 2013

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	'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950, when he quit promoting in both towns. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.		'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950, when he quit promoting in both towns. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.

	== Boxing ~~career~~ ==		== Boxing Career ==
	Fitten also boxed out of California during the 1910s and 1920s~~, he~~ boxed under the names Jimmy Huse, Jimmy Fitton, Jimmy Dillon, and Battling Karr.		Fitten also boxed out of California during the 1910s and 1920s. He boxed under the names of Jimmy Huse, Jimmy Fitton, Jimmy Dillon, and Battling Karr.

	Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)		Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)

Delisa at 18:37, 13 April 2008

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	'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950, when he quit promoting in both towns. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.		'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950, when he quit promoting in both towns. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.

Matt at 17:30, 20 August 2007

2007-08-20T17:30:23Z

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	'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950, when he quit promoting in both towns. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.		'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950, when he quit promoting in both towns. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.

			== Boxing career ==
			Fitten also boxed out of California during the 1910s and 1920s, he boxed under the names Jimmy Huse, Jimmy Fitton, Jimmy Dillon, and Battling Karr.

	Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)		Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)

Rowdytimothy: correct fighter link

2007-03-15T23:37:32Z

correct fighter link

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	'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[~~Boxer:~~Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova~~:009561~~\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950, when he quit promoting in both towns. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.		'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950, when he quit promoting in both towns. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.

	Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)		Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)

Matt: noted that he quit Spokane and Seattle in October 1950

2006-07-17T17:22:46Z

noted that he quit Spokane and Seattle in October 1950

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	'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[Boxer:Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova:009561\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane ~~during the early 1950s~~. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.		'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[Boxer:Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova:009561\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane until October 1950, when he quit promoting in both towns. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.

	Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)		Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)

Ric: category

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	'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed, included Juan Zurita and [[Boxer:Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova:009561\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane during the early 1950s. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.		'''Jimmy Fitten''' was a boxing manager originally out of California. Boxers he managed included Juan Zurita and [[Boxer:Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova:009561\|Baby Casanova]]. In 1949, Fitten became the matchmaker and promoter in Seattle (for the [[Elliott Bay Boxing Club]]) and Tacoma ([[Dave Miller Boxing Club]]), following the death of [[Joe Waterman]]. (His first match for Tacoma occurred Feb. 2, 1950.) Fitten continued on as matchmaker/promoter in Seattle and Spokane during the early 1950s. After quitting as a promoter/matchmaker in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to California, and resumed managing boxers, co-handling [[Lauro Salas]] in 1952 when he briefly held the World Lightweight title.

	Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)		Promotion [http://www.boxrec.com/prom_list.php?promoter_id=3054 record] (considered incomplete)
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