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	According to an October 18, 1930 news item with an Omaha dateline in the October 18, 1930 edition of the Lincoln Star on the Newspaper.com website, Mike Rozgall had sustained a brain ~~hemmorhage~~ after a workout on October 17, 1930 in preparation for a tentative bout with Joey "Phalen." Rozgall was near death and not expected to survive. According to his manager, Alvie Graves, Rozgall had recently complained of a headache and felt so ill that he didn't have his regular daily workout on Thursday (October 16, 1930). The next day, he felt much better and had a strenuous workout, collapsing in the shower afterwards.		<human>81348</human>
			According to an October 18, 1930 news item with an Omaha dateline in the October 18, 1930 edition of the ''Lincoln Star'' on the Newspaper.com website, '''Mike Rozgall''' had sustained a brain hemorrhage after a workout on October 17, 1930, in preparation for a tentative bout with Joey "Phalen." (There was a middleweight named Joe Phelan who fought out of Omaha, Nebraska from 1927 to 1933. He had won a decision in a six-round bout with Rozgall in Omaha on September 26. 1930.) Rozgall was near death and not expected to survive. According to his manager, [[Alvie Graves]], Rozgall had recently complained of a headache and felt so ill that he didn't have his regular daily workout on Thursday (October 16, 1930). The next day, he felt much better and had a strenuous workout, collapsing in the shower afterwards.

	~~Note- There was a middleweight named Joe Phelan who fought out of Omaha, Nebraska from 1927~~ to ~~1933~~. ~~He won~~ a ~~decision in a six~~-~~round bout~~ with ~~Rozgall~~ in Omaha ~~on September 26~~. ~~1930~~.		According to the U.S. Census Records database on the Ancestry.com website, one Mike Rozgall, a 24-year-old native of Yugoslavia, was living with his 21-year wife, Molly, and his 3-month-old son, Michael, in Omaha, Nebraska during 1930. Mike was employed as a butcher.

	According to the U.S. Census Records database on the Ancestry.com website, one Mike Rozgall, a 24-year-old native of Yugoslavia, was living with his 21-year wife, Molly, and his 3-month-old son, Michael in Omaha, Nebraska during 1930. Mike was employed as a butcher.		According to the Find A Grave website, one Mike Rozgall was buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery in Omaha, Nebraska. According to his tombstone, Rozgall was born in 1905 and died in 1930.

	According to the Find A Grave website, one Mike Rozgall was buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery in Omaha, Nebraska. According to his tombstone, Rozgall was born in 1905 and died in 1930.

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	Note- There was a middleweight named Joe Phelan who fought out of Omaha, Nebraska from 1927 to 1933. He won a decision in a six-round bout with Rozgall in Omaha on September 26. 1930.		Note- There was a middleweight named Joe Phelan who fought out of Omaha, Nebraska from 1927 to 1933. He won a decision in a six-round bout with Rozgall in Omaha on September 26. 1930.

			According to the U.S. Census Records database on the Ancestry.com website, one Mike Rozgall, a 24-year-old native of Yugoslavia, was living with his 21-year wife, Molly, and his 3-month-old son, Michael in Omaha, Nebraska during 1930. Mike was employed as a butcher.

			According to the Find A Grave website, one Mike Rozgall was buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery in Omaha, Nebraska. According to his tombstone, Rozgall was born in 1905 and died in 1930.

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	According to an October 18, 1930 news item with an Omaha dateline in the October 18, 1930 edition of the Lincoln Star on the Newspaper.com website, Mike Rozgall had sustained a brain hemmorhage after workout ~~and~~ was near death. He was ~~not expected~~ to ~~survive~~.		According to an October 18, 1930 news item with an Omaha dateline in the October 18, 1930 edition of the Lincoln Star on the Newspaper.com website, Mike Rozgall had sustained a brain hemmorhage after a workout on October 17, 1930 in preparation for a tentative bout with Joey "Phalen." Rozgall was near death and not expected to survive. According to his manager, Alvie Graves, Rozgall had recently complained of a headache and felt so ill that he didn't have his regular daily workout on Thursday (October 16, 1930). The next day, he felt much better and had a strenuous workout, collapsing in the shower afterwards.

			Note- There was a middleweight named Joe Phelan who fought out of Omaha, Nebraska from 1927 to 1933. He won a decision in a six-round bout with Rozgall in Omaha on September 26. 1930.

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According to an October 18, 1930 news item with an Omaha dateline in the October 18, 1930 edition of the Lincoln Star on the Newspaper.com website, Mike Rozgall had sustained a brain hemmorhage after workout and was near death. He was not expected to survive.