Joe Barnum - Revision history

Ric: another image linked; and another manager

2014-10-06T18:27:28Z

another image linked; and another manager

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	'''Managers:''' [[Augie DeMille]] (until 1944), [[Tony Palazolla]], [[Frankie Carbo]]<br>		'''Managers:''' [[Augie DeMille]] (until 1944), [[Tony Palazolla]], [[Frankie Carbo]], [[Roger Leighton]]<br>
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	'''Joe Barnum''' was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920s Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of DeMille's fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).		'''Joe Barnum''' was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920s Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of DeMille's fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).

Ric: another image linked

2012-06-09T18:36:07Z

another image linked

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	'''Managers:''' [[Augie DeMille]] (until 1944), [[Tony Palazolla]], [[Frankie Carbo]]		'''Managers:''' [[Augie DeMille]] (until 1944), [[Tony Palazolla]], [[Frankie Carbo]]<br>
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	'''Joe Barnum''' was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920s Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of DeMille's fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).		'''Joe Barnum''' was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920s Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of DeMille's fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).

	He became a manager following his boxing career, but made a comeback against his former protege [[Mario Trigo]], after an ~~agumment~~ between the two resulted in Trigo punching Barnum. The two met in a ring and Barnum won the decision. The circumstances between Barnum and Trigo was the basis of the movie "Killer Instinct."		He became a manager following his boxing career, but made a comeback against his former protege [[Mario Trigo]], after an argument between the two resulted in Trigo punching Barnum. The two met in a ring and Barnum won the decision. The circumstances between Barnum and Trigo was the basis of the movie "Killer Instinct."

	Barnum also acted as himself, body doubling in fight scenes and as "Three Fingered" White in "The Untouchables." After his managerial career ended, Barnum became a bail bondsmen and a bodyguard for actresses Marilyn Monroe and Loni Anderson.		Barnum also acted as himself, body doubling in fight scenes and as "Three Fingered" White in "The Untouchables." After his managerial career ended, Barnum became a bail bondsmen and a bodyguard for actresses Marilyn Monroe and Loni Anderson.

Ric: image inserted

2011-01-22T20:31:58Z

image inserted

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Ric: WBHF icon added

2010-05-15T16:15:23Z

WBHF icon added

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	'''Managers:''' [[Augie DeMille]] (until 1944), [[Tony Palazolla]], [[Frankie Carbo]]		'''Managers:''' [[Augie DeMille]] (until 1944), [[Tony Palazolla]], [[Frankie Carbo]]
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	Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920s Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of DeMille's fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).		'''Joe Barnum''' was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920s Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of DeMille's fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).

	He became a manager following his boxing career, but made a comeback against his former protege [[Mario Trigo]], after an agumment between the two resulted in Trigo punching Barnum. The two met in a ring and Barnum won the decision. The circumstances between Barnum and Trigo was the basis of the movie "Killer Instinct."		He became a manager following his boxing career, but made a comeback against his former protege [[Mario Trigo]], after an agumment between the two resulted in Trigo punching Barnum. The two met in a ring and Barnum won the decision. The circumstances between Barnum and Trigo was the basis of the movie "Killer Instinct."

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-18T22:23:24Z

fix internal link

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	Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920s Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of DeMille's fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).		Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920s Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of DeMille's fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).

	He became a manager following his boxing career, but made a comeback against his former protege [[~~Boxer:Mario_Trigo:021975\|~~Mario Trigo]], after an agumment between the two resulted in Trigo punching Barnum. The two met in a ring and Barnum won the decision. The circumstances between Barnum and Trigo was the basis of the movie "Killer Instinct."		He became a manager following his boxing career, but made a comeback against his former protege [[Mario Trigo]], after an agumment between the two resulted in Trigo punching Barnum. The two met in a ring and Barnum won the decision. The circumstances between Barnum and Trigo was the basis of the movie "Killer Instinct."

	Barnum also acted as himself, body doubling in fight scenes and as "Three Fingered" White in "The Untouchables." After his managerial career ended, Barnum became a bail bondsmen and a bodyguard for actresses Marilyn Monroe and Loni Anderson.		Barnum also acted as himself, body doubling in fight scenes and as "Three Fingered" White in "The Untouchables." After his managerial career ended, Barnum became a bail bondsmen and a bodyguard for actresses Marilyn Monroe and Loni Anderson.

Ric: proofread

2005-06-21T23:36:02Z

proofread

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	'''Managers:''' [[Augie DeMille]] (until 1944), [[Tony Palazolla]], [[Frankie Carbo]]		'''Managers:''' [[Augie DeMille]] (until 1944), [[Tony Palazolla]], [[Frankie Carbo]]

	Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in ~~1920's~~ Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of ~~DeMilles~~' fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur ~~Championships~~ as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).		Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920s Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of DeMille's fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur Championship as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).

	He became a manager following his boxing career, but made a comeback against his former protege, [[Boxer:Mario_Trigo:021975\|Mario Trigo]], after an ~~agrument~~ between the two resulted in Trigo punching Barnum. The two met in ~~the~~ ring and Barnum won a decision. The circumstances between Barnum and Trigo was the basis of the movie "Killer Instinct."		He became a manager following his boxing career, but made a comeback against his former protege [[Boxer:Mario_Trigo:021975\|Mario Trigo]], after an agumment between the two resulted in Trigo punching Barnum. The two met in a ring and Barnum won the decision. The circumstances between Barnum and Trigo was the basis of the movie "Killer Instinct."

	Barnum also acted himself, body doubling in fight scenes and as "Three Fingered" White in "The Untouchables." After his managerial career, Barnum became a bail bondsmen and a bodyguard for Marilyn Monroe and Loni Anderson.		Barnum also acted as himself, body doubling in fight scenes and as "Three Fingered" White in "The Untouchables." After his managerial career ended, Barnum became a bail bondsmen and a bodyguard for actresses Marilyn Monroe and Loni Anderson.

	His induction into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]] (1999) was highly controversial, and led to the resignation of several members from the Hall's committee.		His induction into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]] (1999) was highly controversial, and led to the resignation of several members from the Hall's committee.


	[[Category:Managers\|Barnum, Joe]]		[[Category:Managers\|Barnum, Joe]]
	[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Barnum, Joe]]		[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Barnum, Joe]]

Sherlock: More info

2005-06-21T20:50:22Z

More info

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	'''~~Manager~~:''' [[Augie DeMille]]		'''Managers:''' [[Augie DeMille]] (until 1944), [[Tony Palazolla]], [[Frankie Carbo]]

	Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920's Chicago. His record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).		Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920's Chicago. As an amateur, he was discovered by Augie DeMille after Barnum knocked out one of DeMilles' fighters. He reportedly had 112 wins out of 115 fights as an amateur, winning the Pacific Coast Amateur Championships as a lightweight. His pro record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).

	~~Inducted into the~~ [[~~World Boxing Hall of Fame~~]] ~~(1999)~~. ~~His induction~~ was ~~highly controversial and led to~~ the ~~resignation~~ of ~~several members from~~ the ~~Hall's committee~~.		He became a manager following his boxing career, but made a comeback against his former protege, [[Boxer:Mario_Trigo:021975\|Mario Trigo]], after an agrument between the two resulted in Trigo punching Barnum. The two met in the ring and Barnum won a decision. The circumstances between Barnum and Trigo was the basis of the movie "Killer Instinct."

			Barnum also acted himself, body doubling in fight scenes and as "Three Fingered" White in "The Untouchables." After his managerial career, Barnum became a bail bondsmen and a bodyguard for Marilyn Monroe and Loni Anderson.

			His induction into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]] (1999) was highly controversial, and led to the resignation of several members from the Hall's committee.


			[[Category:Managers\|Barnum, Joe]]
	[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Barnum, Joe]]		[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Barnum, Joe]]

Matt at 20:08, 21 June 2005

2005-06-21T20:08:01Z

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	Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920's Chicago. His record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).		Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920's Chicago. His record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).

	Inducted into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]] (1999).		Inducted into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]] (1999). His induction was highly controversial and led to the resignation of several members from the Hall's committee.


	[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Barnum, Joe]]		[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Barnum, Joe]]

Sherlock: Added manager

2005-06-21T19:08:03Z

Added manager

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			'''Manager:''' [[Augie DeMille]]

	Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920's Chicago. His record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).		Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920's Chicago. His record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).

Sherlock at 19:04, 21 June 2005

2005-06-21T19:04:49Z

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	Inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame:		<boxer>047285</boxer>
	~~http~~:~~//www.wbhf.org/Inductees_1980-2001/inductees_1980-2001.html~~
			Barnum was the son of a gangster in the Al Capone era in 1920's Chicago. His record is reportedly 35-24-7 (9).

			Inducted into the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]] (1999).


			[[Category:World Boxing Hall of Fame Members\|Barnum, Joe]]