Mickey (Patsy Flannigan) Shannon - Revision history

Emaster: removed text in order to add it to the other Shannon's page/added category "Ring Fatalities"

2011-08-10T00:21:57Z

removed text in order to add it to the other Shannon's page/added category "Ring Fatalities"

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			''Mickey Shannon (Howard Palmer) also fought under the name of "Patsy Flannigan."''

	~~''Shannon (Howard Palmer) also fought under the name of "Patsy Flannigan."~~
	Exact date of birth unknown.		Exact date of birth unknown.
	~~This appears to be~~ the ~~second~~ Mickey Shannon who died ~~from ring injuries~~ during the 1920s.
	The other died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City. ~~Note on that bout in 1920~~: ~~Ray McMillan, of Prostburg~~, ~~MD, years earlier changed his name to~~ Mickey Shannon and made a successful campaign in Pittsburgh and the East. At the height of his career Shannon boxed Al Roberts, NY heavyweight, and received injuries to his head when knocked down that resulted in his death before regaining consciousness. NY Times 7/23/25		Howard Palmer was one of two boxers going by the name of '''Mickey Shannon''' who died during the 1920s of ring injuries. [[Mickey Shannon\|The other Shannon]] died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City.

			[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Shannon, Mickey]]

Journeymen at 22:56, 9 August 2011

2011-08-09T22:56:39Z

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	~~''Italic text~~''Shannon (Howard Palmer) also fought under the name of "Patsy Flannigan."		''Shannon (Howard Palmer) also fought under the name of "Patsy Flannigan."
	Exact date of birth unknown.		Exact date of birth unknown.
	This appears to be the second Mickey Shannon who died from ring injuries during the 1920s.		This appears to be the second Mickey Shannon who died from ring injuries during the 1920s.
	The other died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City. Note on that bout in 1920: Ray McMillan, of Prostburg, MD, years earlier changed his name to Mickey Shannon and made a successful campaign in Pittsburgh and the East. At the height of his career Shannon boxed Al Roberts, NY heavyweight, and received injuries to his head when knocked down that resulted in his death before regaining consciousness. NY Times 7/23/25		The other died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City. Note on that bout in 1920: Ray McMillan, of Prostburg, MD, years earlier changed his name to Mickey Shannon and made a successful campaign in Pittsburgh and the East. At the height of his career Shannon boxed Al Roberts, NY heavyweight, and received injuries to his head when knocked down that resulted in his death before regaining consciousness. NY Times 7/23/25

Journeymen: moved Micke (Patsy Flannigan) Shannon to Mickey (Patsy Flannigan) Shannon

2011-08-09T22:55:18Z

moved Micke (Patsy Flannigan) Shannon to Mickey (Patsy Flannigan) Shannon

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Journeymen: moved Human:138564 to Micke (Patsy Flannigan) Shannon

2011-08-09T22:54:58Z

moved Human:138564 to Micke (Patsy Flannigan) Shannon

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Journeymen at 22:54, 9 August 2011

2011-08-09T22:54:37Z

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			''Italic text''Shannon (Howard Palmer) also fought under the name of "Patsy Flannigan."
	Exact date of birth unknown.		Exact date of birth unknown.
	This appears to be the second Mickey Shannon who died from ring injuries during the 1920s.		This appears to be the second Mickey Shannon who died from ring injuries during the 1920s.
	The other died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City. Note on that bout in 1920: Ray McMillan, of Prostburg, MD, years earlier changed his name to Mickey Shannon and made a successful campaign in Pittsburgh and the East. At the height of his career Shannon boxed Al Roberts, NY heavyweight, and received injuries to his head when knocked down that resulted in his death before regaining consciousness. NY Times 7/23/25		The other died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City. Note on that bout in 1920: Ray McMillan, of Prostburg, MD, years earlier changed his name to Mickey Shannon and made a successful campaign in Pittsburgh and the East. At the height of his career Shannon boxed Al Roberts, NY heavyweight, and received injuries to his head when knocked down that resulted in his death before regaining consciousness. NY Times 7/23/25

John: Boxer:Mickey (Irish) Shannon:138564 moved to Human:138564: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-18T08:29:52Z

Boxer:Mickey (Irish) Shannon:138564 moved to Human:138564: Pagemove by bot

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Goldthorpe at 03:02, 9 January 2007

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	Exact date of birth unknown.		Exact date of birth unknown.
	This appears to be the second Mickey Shannon who died from ring injuries during the 1920s.		This appears to be the second Mickey Shannon who died from ring injuries during the 1920s.
	The other died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City. In that bout in 1920, Ray McMillan, of Prostburg , MD, changed his name to Mickey Shannon and made a successful campaign in Pittsburgh and the East. At the height of his career Shannon boxed Al Roberts, NY heavyweight, and received injuries to his head when knocked down that resulted in his death ~~befoe~~ regaining consciousness. NY Times 7/23/25		The other died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City. Note on that bout in 1920: Ray McMillan, of Prostburg, MD, years earlier changed his name to Mickey Shannon and made a successful campaign in Pittsburgh and the East. At the height of his career Shannon boxed Al Roberts, NY heavyweight, and received injuries to his head when knocked down that resulted in his death before regaining consciousness. NY Times 7/23/25

Goldthorpe at 02:47, 9 January 2007

2007-01-09T02:47:59Z

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	This appears to be the second Mickey Shannon who died from ring injuries during the 1920s.		This appears to be the second Mickey Shannon who died from ring injuries during the 1920s.
	The other died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City.		The other died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City. In that bout in 1920, Ray McMillan, of Prostburg , MD, changed his name to Mickey Shannon and made a successful campaign in Pittsburgh and the East. At the height of his career Shannon boxed Al Roberts, NY heavyweight, and received injuries to his head when knocked down that resulted in his death befoe regaining consciousness. NY Times 7/23/25

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

New page

Shannon (Howard Palmer) also fought under the name of "Patsy Flannigan."
Exact date of birth unknown.
This appears to be the second Mickey Shannon who died from ring injuries during the 1920s.
The other died on or about December 7/8, 1920 in Jersey City.