Lenny Cohen - Revision history

Bert at 02:44, 9 October 2012

2012-10-09T02:44:04Z

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	and losing some. For example, he defeated ranked bantamweight		and losing some. For example, he defeated ranked bantamweight
	[[Harry Fierro]] twice, he fought [[Johnny Gaudes]] three times,		[[Harry Fierro]] twice, he fought [[Johnny Gaudes]] three times,
	winning once, and losing twice. He beat [[Ed Waling]] when		winning once, and losing twice. He beat [[Edwin Waling\|Ed Waling]] when
	Waling had won his first twenty six fights.		Waling had won his first twenty six fights.
	And throughout his career he almost always gave up		And throughout his career he almost always gave up

2010-03-28T04:15:17Z

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	and losing some. For example, he defeated ranked bantamweight		and losing some. For example, he defeated ranked bantamweight
	[[Harry Fierro]] twice, he fought [[Johnny Gaudes]] three times,		[[Harry Fierro]] twice, he fought [[Johnny Gaudes]] three times,
	winning once, and losing twice. He beat [[~~Edwin~~ Waling]] when		winning once, and losing twice. He beat [[Ed Waling]] when
	Waling had won his first twenty six fights.		Waling had won his first twenty six fights.
	And throughout his career he almost always gave up		And throughout his career he almost always gave up

2010-03-28T04:14:24Z

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	a number of excellent fighters winning some		a number of excellent fighters winning some
	and losing some. For example, he defeated ranked bantamweight		and losing some. For example, he defeated ranked bantamweight
	[[~~Henry~~ Fierro]] twice, he fought [[Johnny Gaudes]] three times,		[[Harry Fierro]] twice, he fought [[Johnny Gaudes]] three times,
	winning once, and losing twice. He beat [[Edwin Waling]] when		winning once, and losing twice. He beat [[Edwin Waling]] when
	Waling had won his first twenty six fights.		Waling had won his first twenty six fights.

2010-03-28T04:04:22Z

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	a number of excellent fighters winning some		a number of excellent fighters winning some
	and losing some. For example, he defeated ranked bantamweight		and losing some. For example, he defeated ranked bantamweight
	Henry Fierro twice, he fought Johnny Gaudes three times,		[[Henry Fierro]] twice, he fought [[Johnny Gaudes]] three times,
	winning once, and losing twice. He beat Edwin Waling when		winning once, and losing twice. He beat [[Edwin Waling]] when
	Waling had won his first twenty six fights.		Waling had won his first twenty six fights.
	And throughout his career he almost always gave up		And throughout his career he almost always gave up

2010-03-28T03:38:22Z

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	before= [[Julie Katz]]\|		before= [[Julie Katz]]\|
	title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves <br> 2nd Division]] <br /> Flyweight Champion \|		title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves <br> 2nd Division]] <br /> Flyweight Champion \|
	years= ~~1934~~ \|		years= 1933 \|
	after= [[Patsy Urso]]}}		after= [[Patsy Urso]]}}
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2010-03-28T03:23:13Z

2010-03-28T01:17:14Z

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	weight in his matches.		weight in his matches.

	*In 1933 representing Chicago he won an Intercity Golden Gloves ~~champuionship~~ in the 2nd division at flyweight vs. [[Anthony Idone]].		*In 1933 representing Chicago he won an Intercity Golden Gloves championship in the 2nd division at flyweight vs. [[Anthony Idone]].

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2010-03-28T01:16:48Z

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	weight in his matches.		weight in his matches.

	*In 1933 representing Chicago he won an Intercity Golden Gloves~~' title~~ in the 2nd division at flyweight vs. [[Anthony Idone]].		*In 1933 representing Chicago he won an Intercity Golden Gloves champuionship in the 2nd division at flyweight vs. [[Anthony Idone]].

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2010-03-28T01:11:02Z

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 Cohen had an interesting career,
 he had an excellent amateur record and was a
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 And throughout his career he almost always gave up
 weight in his matches.
 [[Category:Jewish Boxers|Cohen, Lenny]]

2009-06-05T21:38:58Z

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