Joey (Kid) Baker - Revision history

Rowdytimothy at 23:08, 24 March 2009

2009-03-24T23:08:11Z

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	He enlisted in the national Guard Nov. 26, 1923, and fought as a junior lightweight in the 102nd Medical Corps, New York.		He enlisted in the national Guard Nov. 26, 1923, and fought as a junior lightweight in the 102nd Medical Corps, New York.

	Managers: [[Jimmy McKimmie]], [[Charley Goldman]], [[Al ~~Weil~~]], [[Lewis Barnett]] (became manager on November 17, 1923), and [[Jack Lewis]].		Managers: [[Jimmy McKimmie]], [[Charley Goldman]], [[Al Weill]], [[Lewis Barnett]] (became manager on November 17, 1923), and [[Jack Lewis]].

	Nicknames: The Terror of Houston St., The Bull of the Ghetto, Bing-Bang Baker.		Nicknames: The Terror of Houston St., The Bull of the Ghetto, Bing-Bang Baker.

Ric: more info, from IBRO #80

2005-08-20T19:29:00Z

more info, from IBRO #80

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	Joey (Kid) Baker started his professional career in Canada and then moved his base of operations to New York. Baker is listed as being born in New York, but a bio in 1924 listed his place of birth as Montreal.		Joey (Kid) Baker started his professional career in Canada and then moved his base of operations to New York. Baker is listed as being born in New York, but a bio in 1924 listed his place of birth as Montreal.

	Began boxing career about 1920 as a featherweight. Claimed the featherweight championship of Brooklyn in 1923.		Began boxing career about 1920 as a featherweight. Claimed the featherweight championship of Brooklyn in 1923. He retired from boxing in 1927 after he injured his leg in an automobile accident.

	Managers: Jimmy McKimmie, Charley Goldman, Al ~~Weill~~, Lewis Barnett (became manager on November 17,1923), and Jack Lewis.		He enlisted in the national Guard Nov. 26, 1923, and fought as a junior lightweight in the 102nd Medical Corps, New York.

			Managers: [[Jimmy McKimmie]], [[Charley Goldman]], [[Al Weil]], [[Lewis Barnett]] (became manager on November 17, 1923), and [[Jack Lewis]].

	Nicknames: The Terror of Houston St., The Bull of the Ghetto, Bing-Bang Baker.		Nicknames: The Terror of Houston St., The Bull of the Ghetto, Bing-Bang Baker.

	Nationality: Jewish-American; Jewish-Canadian		Nationality: Jewish-American; Jewish-Canadian

			[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Baker, Joey (Kid)]]

Sid schneck at 01:06, 30 April 2005

2005-04-30T01:06:37Z

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	Joey (Kid) Baker started his professional career in Canada and then moved his base of operations to New York. Baker is listed as being born in New York, but a bio in 1924 listed his place of birth as Montreal.		Joey (Kid) Baker started his professional career in Canada and then moved his base of operations to New York. Baker is listed as being born in New York, but a bio in 1924 listed his place of birth as Montreal.

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	Nationality: Jewish-American; Jewish-Canadian		Nationality: Jewish-American; Jewish-Canadian

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Joey (Kid) Baker started his professional career in Canada and then moved his base of operations to New York. Baker is listed as being born in New York, but a bio in 1924 listed his place of birth as Montreal.

Began boxing career about 1920 as a featherweight. Claimed the featherweight championship of Brooklyn in 1923.

Managers: Jimmy McKimmie, Charley Goldman, Al Weill, Lewis Barnett (became manager on November 17,1923), and Jack Lewis.

Nicknames: The Terror of Houston St., The Bull of the Ghetto, Bing-Bang Baker.

Nationality: Jewish-American; Jewish-Canadian