Joe Kahut - Revision history

John at 11:54, 9 March 2019

2019-03-09T11:54:42Z

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	<~~boxer~~>010352</~~boxer~~>		<human>010352</human>
	* '''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951-54)		* '''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951-54)
	* '''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50), [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)		* '''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50), [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)

John at 11:52, 9 March 2019

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	<boxer>010352</boxer>		<boxer>010352</boxer>
	'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951-54)~~<br>~~		* '''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951-54)
	'''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50), [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)		* '''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50), [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)
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	[[file:Kahut Joe.jpg\|right\|Joe Kahut]]		[[file:Kahut Joe.jpg\|right\|Joe Kahut]]

Ric at 17:14, 11 June 2013

2013-06-11T17:14:57Z

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	'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951-54)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951-54)<br>
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	'''Joe Kahut''' (pronounced: Kay-Hoot) was a very popular Light heavyweight and Heavyweight boxer of the 1940s and 1950s, who boxed over fifty main events in Portland, Oregon. He was from a farming family in Woodburn, Oregon, who ~~was~~ of Czechoslovakian ancestry. He farmed during his boxing career and afterwards.		[[file:Kahut Joe.jpg\|right\|Joe Kahut]]
	~~[[file:Kahut Joe.jpg\|right\|Joe Kahut]]~~		'''Joe Kahut''' (pronounced: Kay-Hoot) was a very popular Light heavyweight and Heavyweight boxer of the 1940s and 1950s, who boxed over fifty main events in Portland, Oregon. He was from a farming family in Woodburn, Oregon, who were of Czechoslovakian ancestry. He farmed during his boxing career and afterwards.
	Kahut was a Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight contender during the 1940s. Reaching the #5 rating at Light Heavyweight, prior to his first round kayo loss at the hands of Light Heavyweight Champion [[Gus Lesnevich]] in a non-title bout in January 1946. Kahut was later rated as a top ten Heavyweight following his controversial 1948 win over [[Joey Maxim]].~~[http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=010352&cat=boxer]~~
			Kahut was a Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight contender during the 1940s. Reaching the #5 rating at Light Heavyweight, prior to his first round kayo loss at the hands of Light Heavyweight Champion [[Gus Lesnevich]] in a non-title bout in January 1946, Kahut was later rated as a top ten Heavyweight following his controversial 1948 win over [[Joey Maxim]].

	Kahut was Portland's premier main event attraction during the 1940s. He is probably the greatest local gate attraction in Portland history, since he was able to draw better crowds during his career than the more successful [[Denny Moyer]].		Kahut was Portland's premier main event attraction during the 1940s. He is probably the greatest local gate attraction in Portland history, since he was able to draw better crowds during his career than the more successful [[Denny Moyer]].

	~~Brother~~ of fellow boxers [[Tony Kahut]] and [[Eddie Kahut]].		He is the brother of fellow boxers [[Tony Kahut]] and [[Eddie Kahut]].

	~~Member~~ of the [[Oregon Sports Hall of Fame]]		Kahut is a m ember of the [[Oregon Sports Hall of Fame]]

	[[Category:Czech American Boxers\|Kahut, Joe]]		[[Category:Czech American Boxers\|Kahut, Joe]]

Matt: Yazzolino and Carulli were with him for his last bout in 1954, per Oregonian

2007-10-22T05:09:05Z

Yazzolino and Carulli were with him for his last bout in 1954, per Oregonian

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	<boxer>010352</boxer>		<boxer>010352</boxer>
	'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951-54)<br>
	'''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50), [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)		'''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50), [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)
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Matt at 15:23, 28 September 2007

2007-09-28T15:23:25Z

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	'''Joe Kahut''' (pronounced: Kay-Hoot) was a very popular Light heavyweight and Heavyweight boxer of the 1940s and 1950s, who boxed over fifty main events in Portland, Oregon. He was from a farming family in Woodburn, Oregon, who was of Czechoslovakian ancestry. He farmed during his boxing career and afterwards.		'''Joe Kahut''' (pronounced: Kay-Hoot) was a very popular Light heavyweight and Heavyweight boxer of the 1940s and 1950s, who boxed over fifty main events in Portland, Oregon. He was from a farming family in Woodburn, Oregon, who was of Czechoslovakian ancestry. He farmed during his boxing career and afterwards.
	[[file:Kahut Joe.jpg\|right\|Joe Kahut]]		[[file:Kahut Joe.jpg\|right\|Joe Kahut]]
	Kahut was a Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight contender during the 1940s. Reaching the #5 rating at Light Heavyweight, prior to his first round kayo loss at the hands of Light Heavyweight Champion [[Gus Lesnevich]] in a non-title bout in January 1946.		Kahut was a Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight contender during the 1940s. Reaching the #5 rating at Light Heavyweight, prior to his first round kayo loss at the hands of Light Heavyweight Champion [[Gus Lesnevich]] in a non-title bout in January 1946. Kahut was later rated as a top ten Heavyweight following his controversial 1948 win over [[Joey Maxim]].[http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=010352&cat=boxer]

	Kahut was Portland's premier main event attraction during the 1940s. He is probably the greatest local gate attraction in Portland history, since he was able to draw better crowds during his career than the more successful [[Denny Moyer]].		Kahut was Portland's premier main event attraction during the 1940s. He is probably the greatest local gate attraction in Portland history, since he was able to draw better crowds during his career than the more successful [[Denny Moyer]].

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2007-09-28T03:25:31Z

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	<boxer>010352</boxer>		<boxer>010352</boxer>
	'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)<br>
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	'''Joe Kahut''' (pronounced: Kay-Hoot) was a very popular Light heavyweight and Heavyweight boxer of the 1940s and 1950s, who boxed over fifty main events in Portland, Oregon. He was from a farming family in Woodburn, Oregon, who was of Czechoslovakian ancestry. He farmed during his boxing career and afterwards.		'''Joe Kahut''' (pronounced: Kay-Hoot) was a very popular Light heavyweight and Heavyweight boxer of the 1940s and 1950s, who boxed over fifty main events in Portland, Oregon. He was from a farming family in Woodburn, Oregon, who was of Czechoslovakian ancestry. He farmed during his boxing career and afterwards.
			[[file:Kahut Joe.jpg\|right\|Joe Kahut]]
	Kahut was a Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight contender during the 1940s. Reaching the #5 rating at Light Heavyweight, prior to his first round kayo loss at the hands of Light Heavyweight Champion [[Gus Lesnevich]] in a non-title bout in January 1946.		Kahut was a Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight contender during the 1940s. Reaching the #5 rating at Light Heavyweight, prior to his first round kayo loss at the hands of Light Heavyweight Champion [[Gus Lesnevich]] in a non-title bout in January 1946.

	Kahut was Portland's premier main event attraction during the 1940s. He is probably the greatest local gate attraction in Portland history, since he was able to draw better crowds during his career than the more successful Denny Moyer.		Kahut was Portland's premier main event attraction during the 1940s. He is probably the greatest local gate attraction in Portland history, since he was able to draw better crowds during his career than the more successful [[Denny Moyer]].

	Brother of fellow boxers [[Tony Kahut]] and [[Eddie Kahut]].		Brother of fellow boxers [[Tony Kahut]] and [[Eddie Kahut]].

Matt at 19:49, 2 April 2007

2007-04-02T19:49:08Z

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	'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)<br>
	'''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50)		'''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50), [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)
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	Joe Kahut (pronounced: Kay-Hoot) was a ~~farmer~~ from Woodburn, Oregon, who was of Czechoslovakian ancestry. He farmed during his boxing career and afterwards.		'''Joe Kahut''' (pronounced: Kay-Hoot) was a very popular Light heavyweight and Heavyweight boxer of the 1940s and 1950s, who boxed over fifty main events in Portland, Oregon. He was from a farming family in Woodburn, Oregon, who was of Czechoslovakian ancestry. He farmed during his boxing career and afterwards.

	Kahut was a Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight contender during the 1940s. Reaching the #5 rating at Light Heavyweight, prior to his first round kayo loss at the hands of Light Heavyweight Champion [[Gus Lesnevich]] in a non-title bout in January 1946.		Kahut was a Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight contender during the 1940s. Reaching the #5 rating at Light Heavyweight, prior to his first round kayo loss at the hands of Light Heavyweight Champion [[Gus Lesnevich]] in a non-title bout in January 1946.

Matt at 01:42, 11 March 2007

2007-03-11T01:42:01Z

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	<boxer>010352</boxer>		<boxer>010352</boxer>
	'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949)<br>		'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949-50), [[Frank Yazzolino]] and [[Tony Carulli]] (1951)<br>
	'''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50)		'''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50)
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Matt at 17:57, 26 February 2007

2007-02-26T17:57:58Z

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	<boxer>010352</boxer>		<boxer>010352</boxer>
	'''~~Manager~~''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949)		'''Managers''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949)<br>
			'''Trainers''': [[Jack Capri]] and [[Indian Jack Crim]] (1942-49), [[Bobby Richards]] (1949-50)
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Matt at 05:47, 18 July 2006

2006-07-18T05:47:05Z

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	'''Manager''': [[Jack Capri]]		'''Manager''': [[Jack Capri]] (1941 or 1942-49), [[John Bassett]] (1949)
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