Joe Marcus - Revision history

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	Marcus was Portland's top Lightweight from 1927 until 1931, when he went back east. He was of Austrian ethnic roots, and had moved from Pittsburgh as a young boy. He resided in Portland's Albina neighborhood.		'''Joe Marcus''' was Portland's top Lightweight from 1927 until 1931, when he went back east. He was of Austrian ethnic roots, and had moved from Pittsburgh as a young boy. He resided in Portland's Albina neighborhood.

	Marcus fought in a style in which he frequently hopped in and out against his opponents. He also used a lot of footwork to confuse his opponents. His style was not well liked by the fans in his native Portland. It was felt that he fought to the level of opposition, looking good against top level foes like Tommy Cello and Wildcat Carter, but looking less impressive with fighters who were not quite as good.		Marcus fought in a style in which he frequently hopped in and out against his opponents. He also used a lot of footwork to confuse his opponents. His style was not well liked by the fans in his native Portland. It was felt that he fought to the level of opposition, looking good against top level foes like Tommy Cello and Wildcat Carter, but looking less impressive with fighters who were not quite as good.

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	Marcus was Portland's top Lightweight from 1927 until 1931, when he went back east. He was of Austrian ethnic roots, and had moved from Pittsburgh as a young boy. He resided in Portland's Albina neighborhood.		Marcus was Portland's top Lightweight from 1927 until 1931, when he went back east. He was of Austrian ethnic roots, and had moved from Pittsburgh as a young boy. He resided in Portland's Albina neighborhood.

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	After his boxing career he trained fighters in [[Tex Salkeld\|Tex Salkeld's]] stable.		After his boxing career he trained fighters in [[Tex Salkeld\|Tex Salkeld's]] stable.

			Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=074908]

	== Factoids ==		== Factoids ==

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	~~Former Portland wrestler, per the Nov. 11, 1925 SEATTLE DAILY TIMES~~.		[[file:joe_marcus.jpg]]

	Of Austrian ethnic roots~~. He~~ had moved from Pittsburgh as a young boy. He resided in Portland\'s Albina neighborhood.		Marcus was Portland's top Lightweight from 1927 until 1931, when he went back east. He was of Austrian ethnic roots, and had moved from Pittsburgh as a young boy. He resided in Portland's Albina neighborhood.

	~~Matt Tegen: Fought~~ in a style in which he frequently hopped in and out against his opponents. He also used a lot of footwork to confuse his opponents. His style was not well liked by the fans in his native Portland. It was felt that he fought to the level of opposition, looking good against top level foes like Tommy Cello and Wildcat Carter; but looking less impressive with fighters who were not quite as good.		Marcus fought in a style in which he frequently hopped in and out against his opponents. He also used a lot of footwork to confuse his opponents. His style was not well liked by the fans in his native Portland. It was felt that he fought to the level of opposition, looking good against top level foes like Tommy Cello and Wildcat Carter, but looking less impressive with fighters who were not quite as good.

	~~(1929)~~ Was being managed by Bobby Evans		After his boxing career he trained fighters in [[Tex Salkeld\|Tex Salkeld's]] stable.
	(~~1931~~) While in New York was a sparring partner for Jimmy McLarnin, and was being managed by McLarnin's manager Pop Foster. He apparently could not get fights while back in New York.
			== Factoids ==
			*Former Portland wrestler, per the Nov. 11, 1925 SEATTLE DAILY TIMES.
			*Was being managed by Bobby Evans (1929)
			*While in New York was a sparring partner for Jimmy McLarnin, and was being managed by McLarnin's manager Pop Foster. He apparently could not get fights while back in New York. (1931)

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Former Portland wrestler, per the Nov. 11, 1925 SEATTLE DAILY TIMES.

Of Austrian ethnic roots. He had moved from Pittsburgh as a young boy. He resided in Portland\'s Albina neighborhood.

Matt Tegen: Fought in a style in which he frequently hopped in and out against his opponents. He also used a lot of footwork to confuse his opponents. His style was not well liked by the fans in his native Portland. It was felt that he fought to the level of opposition, looking good against top level foes like Tommy Cello and Wildcat Carter; but looking less impressive with fighters who were not quite as good.

(1929) Was being managed by Bobby Evans
(1931) While in New York was a sparring partner for Jimmy McLarnin, and was being managed by McLarnin's manager Pop Foster. He apparently could not get fights while back in New York.