Mickey DeBerry - Revision history

Joshua at 17:03, 31 March 2023

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	Featured in October 1946 issue of The Ring magazine [[Ring Magazine: October 1946\| October 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].		Featured in October 1946 issue of The Ring magazine [[Ring Magazine: October 1946\| October 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].</br>According to the Amsterdam Recorder May 20, 1967 DeBerry had 69 amateur and 38 professional bouts.</br>

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John at 15:42, 7 May 2022

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			Featured in October 1946 issue of The Ring magazine [[Ring Magazine: October 1946\| October 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].
	Featured in October 1946 issue of The Ring magazine.
	[[Ring Magazine: October 1946\| October 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].

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Dan at 13:33, 7 May 2022

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	[[Ring Magazine: October 1946\| October ~~1946~~ 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].		Featured in October 1946 issue of The Ring magazine.
			[[Ring Magazine: October 1946\| October 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].

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Dan at 13:30, 7 May 2022

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			[[Ring Magazine: October 1946\| October 1946 1946, ''The Ring'' magazine]].

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	Mr. Michael J. "Mickey" DaBiere, 90, of Amsterdam, a former amateur and professional boxer, died Monday at St. Mary's Hospital, Amsterdam.		Mr. Michael J. "Mickey" DaBiere, 90, of Amsterdam, a former amateur and professional boxer, died Monday at St. Mary's Hospital, Amsterdam.

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=== Obituary ===
Mr. Michael J. "Mickey" DaBiere, 90, of Amsterdam, a former amateur and professional boxer, died Monday at St. Mary's Hospital, Amsterdam.

He was born on Nov. 17, 1911 in Amsterdam, the son of Clement and Maria SanFilippo DaBiere. Mr. DaBiere attended area schools and was a lifelong area resident.

He was employed for 53 years at the former Fitzgerald Bottling Works from age 10 until he retired in 1974 as a supervisor.

He was known as Mickey DeBerry during Amsterdam's Boxing Mecca years. He compiled a record of 88 amateur fights and 22 professional fights, winning some 99 encounters, many by the way of knockout, with one draw and four losses. He retired from the ring in 1952 after 19 years and became a licensed referee.

His picture and story appeared in the October 1946 issue of the National Ring Magazine which portrayed him as an up-and-coming fighter. He served as vice president of Ring 43 of the National Veteran Boxing Association, Utica, and was honored in 1983 by International Veteran Boxing Association Ring 26.