Nick Barone - Revision history

Wouter at 14:55, 18 September 2024

2024-09-18T14:55:46Z

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2013-02-24T01:51:36Z

better image inserted

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	== Source ==		== Source ==
	Newsday Obituary for Nick Barone		''Newsday'' Obituary for Nick Barone

	[[Category:2006 Deaths\|Barone, Nick]]		[[Category:2006 Deaths\|Barone, Nick]]
	[[Category:World War II Veterans\|Barone, Nick]]		[[Category:World War II Veterans\|Barone, Nick]]

2007-01-01T16:44:00Z

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2007-01-01T16:43:48Z

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2006-04-05T00:49:38Z

Carmine/Carmen

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	'''Carmen (Nick) Barone''' was a contender in the Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight division during the late 1940s and 1950s. Barone, whose real name was ~~Carmine~~, stole his brother's name Nick at the age of 16, in order to join the Marines. In the Marines he served in World War II, seeing combat at Iwo Jima. After his boxing career, he was employed at Red Star Trucking in Syracuse, New York, before retiring in 1991.		'''Carmen (Nick) Barone''' was a contender in the Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight division during the late 1940s and 1950s. Barone, whose real name was Carmen, stole his brother's name Nick at the age of 16, in order to join the Marines. In the Marines he served in World War II, seeing combat at Iwo Jima. After his boxing career, he was employed at Red Star Trucking in Syracuse, New York, before retiring in 1991.

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2006-03-26T19:54:05Z

name spelling

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	'''~~Carmine~~ (Nick) Barone''' was a contender in the Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight division during the late 1940s and 1950s. Barone, whose real name was Carmine, stole his brother's name Nick at the age of 16, in order to join the Marines. In the Marines he served in World War II, seeing combat at Iwo Jima. After his boxing career, he was employed at Red Star Trucking in Syracuse, New York, before retiring in 1991.		'''Carmen (Nick) Barone''' was a contender in the Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight division during the late 1940s and 1950s. Barone, whose real name was Carmine, stole his brother's name Nick at the age of 16, in order to join the Marines. In the Marines he served in World War II, seeing combat at Iwo Jima. After his boxing career, he was employed at Red Star Trucking in Syracuse, New York, before retiring in 1991.

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2006-03-21T04:33:09Z

- combat veterans

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2006-03-21T03:13:22Z

link

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2006-03-14T20:44:57Z

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	'''Carmine (Nick) Barone''' was a contender in the Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight division during the late 1940s, and 1950s. Barone whose real name was ~~Carmen~~, stole his brother's name Nick at the age of 16, in order to join the Marines. In the Marines he served in World War II, seeing combat at Iwo Jima. After his boxing career, he was employed at Red Star Trucking in Syracuse, New York, before retiring in 1991.		'''Carmine (Nick) Barone''' was a contender in the Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight division during the late 1940s and 1950s. Barone, whose real name was Carmine, stole his brother's name Nick at the age of 16, in order to join the Marines. In the Marines he served in World War II, seeing combat at Iwo Jima. After his boxing career, he was employed at Red Star Trucking in Syracuse, New York, before retiring in 1991.

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2006-03-14T20:19:47Z

fixed, it's Carmine

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	'''~~Carmen~~ (Nick) Barone''' was a contender in the Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight division during the late 1940s, and 1950s. Barone whose real name was Carmen, stole his brother's name Nick at the age of 16, in order to join the Marines. In the Marines he served in World War II, seeing combat at Iwo Jima. After his boxing career, he was employed at Red Star Trucking in Syracuse, New York, before retiring in 1991.		'''Carmine (Nick) Barone''' was a contender in the Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight division during the late 1940s, and 1950s. Barone whose real name was Carmen, stole his brother's name Nick at the age of 16, in order to join the Marines. In the Marines he served in World War II, seeing combat at Iwo Jima. After his boxing career, he was employed at Red Star Trucking in Syracuse, New York, before retiring in 1991.

	== Source ==		== Source ==