Lou Bodie - Revision history

Cap at 21:29, 14 September 2023

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	'''Manager:''' [[Tommy Ryan]]		'''Manager:''' [[Tommy Ryan]]

Ric at 19:08, 14 January 2017

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	'''Lou Bodie''' was a tall Montana heavyweight boxer. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1918-02-06/ed-1/seq-6/] He was of Dutch descent. He reportedly was also a good singer, and had been a former football player and foot racer.		'''Lou Bodie''' was a tall Montana heavyweight boxer. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1918-02-06/ed-1/seq-6/] He was of Dutch descent. He reportedly was also a good singer, and had been a former football player and foot racer.

	The April 12, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily Times'' reported that he was then 24-years-old. ~~(Exact date of birth unknown.)~~ He reportedly began his boxing career in Butte, Montana in 1913. (Another source says he had his first bout in Pueblo, Colorado, where he had been born. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1916-01-18/ed-1/seq-2/]) He had 12 career bouts by April 1915. He had lost his debut against Rube Smith, but won all the others by knockout.		The April 12, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily Times'' reported that he was then 24-years-old. He reportedly began his boxing career in Butte, Montana in 1913. (Another source says he had his first bout in Pueblo, Colorado, where he had been born. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1916-01-18/ed-1/seq-2/]) He had 12 career bouts by April 1915. He had lost his debut against Rube Smith, but won all the others by knockout.

	According to the May 13, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily Times'', he had been working for some years as a steel worker in Colorado, but was then working as a Milwaukee Railroad brakeman out of Deer Lodge.		According to the May 13, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily Times'', he had been working for some years as a steel worker in Colorado, but was then working as a Milwaukee Railroad brakeman out of Deer Lodge.

	By June 1916, his manager was Tommy Ryan. June 21, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily Times''		By June 1916, his manager was Tommy Ryan. June 21, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily Times''

Ric: started career in Pueblo?

2013-07-18T15:47:39Z

started career in Pueblo?

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	'''Lou Bodie''' was a tall Montana heavyweight boxer. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1918-02-06/ed-1/seq-6/] He was of Dutch descent. He reportedly was also a good singer, and had been a former football player and foot racer.		'''Lou Bodie''' was a tall Montana heavyweight boxer. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1918-02-06/ed-1/seq-6/] He was of Dutch descent. He reportedly was also a good singer, and had been a former football player and foot racer.

	The April 12, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily Times'' reported that he was then 24-years-old. (Exact date of birth unknown.) He reportedly began his boxing career in Butte, Montana in 1913. He had 12 career bouts by April 1915. He had lost his debut against Rube Smith, but won all the others by knockout.		The April 12, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily Times'' reported that he was then 24-years-old. (Exact date of birth unknown.) He reportedly began his boxing career in Butte, Montana in 1913. (Another source says he had his first bout in Pueblo, Colorado, where he had been born. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1916-01-18/ed-1/seq-2/]) He had 12 career bouts by April 1915. He had lost his debut against Rube Smith, but won all the others by knockout.

	According to the May 13, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily Times'', he had been working for some years as a steel worker in Colorado, but was then working as a Milwaukee Railroad brakeman out of Deer Lodge.		According to the May 13, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily Times'', he had been working for some years as a steel worker in Colorado, but was then working as a Milwaukee Railroad brakeman out of Deer Lodge.

	By June 1916, his manager was Tommy Ryan. June 21, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily Times''		By June 1916, his manager was Tommy Ryan. June 21, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily Times''

Ric: Ric moved page Human:58318 to Lou Bodie

2013-07-08T02:31:12Z

Ric moved page Human:58318 to Lou Bodie

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Ric at 02:31, 8 July 2013

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	~~Statistics are from the May 13, 1915 TACOMA DAILY NEWS.~~		<human>58318</human>
	~~"Bodie" was of Dutch descent.~~		'''Manager:''' [[Tommy Ryan]]
	~~He reportedly was a good singer, and had been a former football player and foot racer.~~
	~~Per that TDN article, he had been working for some years as a steel worker in Colorado, but was then working as a Milwaukee Railroad brakeman out of Deer Lodge.~~
	~~He was 6 foot 6� inches tall.~~

	~~The April 12, 1915 TDN reported that he~~ was ~~then 24~~-~~years~~-~~old.~~		'''Lou Bodie''' was a tall Montana heavyweight boxer. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1918-02-06/ed-1/seq-6/] He was of Dutch descent. He reportedly was also a good singer, and had been a former football player and foot racer.
	~~(Exact date~~ of ~~birth unknown~~.)
	He reportedly ~~began his boxing career in Butte~~, ~~Montana in 1913.~~
	He had ~~12 career bouts by April 1915.~~
	~~He had lost his debut against Rube Smith, but won all the others by knockout~~.

	By June 1916, his manager was Tommy Ryan.		The April 12, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily Times'' reported that he was then 24-years-old. (Exact date of birth unknown.) He reportedly began his boxing career in Butte, Montana in 1913. He had 12 career bouts by April 1915. He had lost his debut against Rube Smith, but won all the others by knockout.
	June 21, 1916 ~~TDN.~~
			According to the May 13, 1915 ''Tacoma Daily Times'', he had been working for some years as a steel worker in Colorado, but was then working as a Milwaukee Railroad brakeman out of Deer Lodge.

			By June 1916, his manager was Tommy Ryan. June 21, 1916 ''Tacoma Daily Times''

John: Boxer:Lou Bodie:058318 moved to Human:58318: Pagemove by bot

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Boxer:Lou Bodie:058318 moved to Human:58318: Pagemove by bot

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Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

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New page

Statistics are from the May 13, 1915 TACOMA DAILY NEWS.
"Bodie" was of Dutch descent.
He reportedly was a good singer, and had been a former football player and foot racer.
Per that TDN article, he had been working for some years as a steel worker in Colorado, but was then working as a Milwaukee Railroad brakeman out of Deer Lodge.
He was 6 foot 6� inches tall.

The April 12, 1915 TDN reported that he was then 24-years-old.
(Exact date of birth unknown.)
He reportedly began his boxing career in Butte, Montana in 1913.
He had 12 career bouts by April 1915.
He had lost his debut against Rube Smith, but won all the others by knockout.

By June 1916, his manager was Tommy Ryan.
June 21, 1916 TDN.