Madison Square Garden Boxing Club - Revision history

Ric: located exact street address

2005-08-09T15:33:28Z

located exact street address

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	== Los Angeles, CA, USA ==		== Los Angeles, CA, USA ==

	Located in the Central Avenue area of Los Angeles, an African-American community, this boxing club started circa 1921 and continued to present cards up to the 1930s. Most of the fighters who boxed here were black, although other nationalities came here as well. One of its earliest promoters/matchmakers was the well-known [[Fred Winsor]], per the June 30, 1923 ''Los Angeles Times''.		*1007 Central Avenue (per the April 5, 1922 ''Los Angeles Times'')
			*Located in the Central Avenue area of Los Angeles, an African-American community, this boxing club started circa 1921 and continued to present cards up to the 1930s. Most of the fighters who boxed here were black, although other nationalities came here as well. One of its earliest promoters/matchmakers was the well-known [[Fred Winsor]], per the June 30, 1923 ''Los Angeles Times''.
	Apparently it was also known as the "Central Avenue Amusement Palace." July 24, 1924 ''Los Angeles ~~TImes~~''		*Apparently it was also known as the "Central Avenue Amusement Palace." July 24, 1924 ''Los Angeles Times''
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	[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]		[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]

Ric: "Amusement Palace" appellation

2005-08-09T14:49:33Z

"Amusement Palace" appellation

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	Located in the Central Avenue area of Los Angeles, an African-American community, this boxing club started circa 1921 and continued to present cards up to the 1930s. Most of the fighters who boxed here were black, although other nationalities came here as well. One of its earliest promoters/matchmakers was the well-known [[Fred Winsor]], per the June 30, 1923 ''Los Angeles Times''.		Located in the Central Avenue area of Los Angeles, an African-American community, this boxing club started circa 1921 and continued to present cards up to the 1930s. Most of the fighters who boxed here were black, although other nationalities came here as well. One of its earliest promoters/matchmakers was the well-known [[Fred Winsor]], per the June 30, 1923 ''Los Angeles Times''.

			Apparently it was also known as the "Central Avenue Amusement Palace." July 24, 1924 ''Los Angeles TImes''
	[[Category:California Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]
	[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]		[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]

Ric: cited LAT source for Winsor

2005-08-09T14:23:31Z

cited LAT source for Winsor

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	== Los Angeles, CA, USA ==		== Los Angeles, CA, USA ==

	Located in the Central Avenue area, an African-American community, this boxing club started circa 1921 and continued to present cards up to the 1930s. Most of the fighters who boxed here were black, although other nationalities came here as well. One of its earliest promoters was [[Fred Winsor]].		Located in the Central Avenue area of Los Angeles, an African-American community, this boxing club started circa 1921 and continued to present cards up to the 1930s. Most of the fighters who boxed here were black, although other nationalities came here as well. One of its earliest promoters/matchmakers was the well-known [[Fred Winsor]], per the June 30, 1923 ''Los Angeles Times''.

	[[Category:California Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]
	[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]		[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]

Matt at 17:57, 24 June 2005

2005-06-24T17:57:28Z

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	Located in the Central Avenue area, an African-American community, this boxing club started circa 1921 and continued to present cards up to the 1930s. Most of the fighters who boxed here were black, although other nationalities came here as well. One of its earliest promoters was [[Fred Winsor]].		Located in the Central Avenue area, an African-American community, this boxing club started circa 1921 and continued to present cards up to the 1930s. Most of the fighters who boxed here were black, although other nationalities came here as well. One of its earliest promoters was [[Fred Winsor]].

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			[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Madison Square Garden Club]]

Ric at 16:07, 14 March 2005

2005-03-14T16:07:40Z

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== Los Angeles, CA, USA ==

Located in the Central Avenue area, an African-American community, this boxing club started circa 1921 and continued to present cards up to the 1930s. Most of the fighters who boxed here were black, although other nationalities came here as well. One of its earliest promoters was [[Fred Winsor]].

[[Category:Venues & Clubs|Madison Square Garden Club]]