Oakland Jimmy Duffy - Revision history

Sid schneck at 16:16, 5 January 2021

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	'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He beat World Light Welterweight titleholder [[Pinky Mitchell]] in 1925 in a non-title bout. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925. But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the early 1930s. After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s.		'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He beat World Light Welterweight titleholder [[Pinky Mitchell]] in 1925 in a non-title bout. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925. But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the early 1930s. After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s. Won the Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title in 1915 and eventually outgrew the division in 1917. He then won the Welterweight Title of the Pacific Coast in 1922 and held that title until 1924 or 1925 when he began fighting as a middleweight.

	== Misc ==		== Misc ==

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	'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]<br>		'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]<br>
	'''Officiating Record:''' [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=406313&cat=referee Referee]<br>		'''Officiating Record:''' [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=406313&cat=referee Referee]<br>
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	'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He beat World Light Welterweight titleholder [[Pinky Mitchell]] in 1925 in a non-title bout. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925. But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the early 1930s. After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s.		'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He beat World Light Welterweight titleholder [[Pinky Mitchell]] in 1925 in a non-title bout. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925. But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the early 1930s. After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s.

Ric at 01:25, 22 May 2011

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	[[:Image:DuffyOakJim.jpg\|Image #2]]		[[:Image:DuffyOakJim.jpg\|Image #2]]


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	'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He beat World Light Welterweight titleholder [[Pinky Mitchell]] in 1925 in a non-title bout. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925. But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the early 1930s. After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s.		'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He beat World Light Welterweight titleholder [[Pinky Mitchell]] in 1925 in a non-title bout. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925. But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the early 1930s. After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s.

Ric at 01:44, 18 February 2009

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	'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]<br>		'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]<br>
	'''Officiating Record:''' [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=406313&cat=referee Referee]<br>		'''Officiating Record:''' [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=406313&cat=referee Referee]<br>
	* [[:Image:DuffyOakJim.jpg\|Image #2]]		[[:Image:DuffyOakJim.jpg\|Image #2]]


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	'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He beat World Light Welterweight titleholder [[Pinky Mitchell]] in 1925 in a non-title bout. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925. But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the the ~~early~~ 1930s.		'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He beat World Light Welterweight titleholder [[Pinky Mitchell]] in 1925 in a non-title bout. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925. But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the early 1930s. After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s.

			== Misc ==
	* Date of birth sometimes reported as being August 23, 1899.		* Date of birth sometimes reported as being August 23, 1899.
	* Date of death sometimes given as February 12, 1994.		* Date of death sometimes given as February 12, 1994.
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	According to research performed by Charles E. Johnston of the International Boxing Research Organization ([[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]]):		According to research performed by Charles E. Johnston of the International Boxing Research Organization ([[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]]):
	*~~According to~~ the California Death Records database on the [[Rootsweb.com\|RootsWeb]] ~~website~~, Duffy died on July 26, 1979, not during the 1990s.		*Per the California Death Records database on the [[Rootsweb.com\|RootsWeb]] Web site, Duffy died on July 26, 1979, not during the 1990s.
	*~~Moreover, he~~ was born on September 11, 1900 in Brooklyn, according to the 1944 [[Ring Record Book]].		*He was born on September 11, 1900 in Brooklyn, according to the 1944 [[Ring Record Book]]. The California death records database says that he was born on September 11, 1901. But the listed age at the time of death was 78, which makes one think that he was born in 1900. His listed death place on the California death records database was Nevada County.
	*The California death records database says that he was born on September 11, 1901. But the listed age at the time of death was 78, which makes one think that he was born in 1900. His listed death place on the California death records database was Nevada County.
	*There was an interesting article on Duffy in the ''Oakland Tribune'' newspaper after he died in 1979. It reported that he had been living in Grass Valley, California at the time. (So the listed death-place of Nevada County may be correct.)		*There was an interesting article on Duffy in the ''Oakland Tribune'' newspaper after he died in 1979. It reported that he had been living in Grass Valley, California at the time. (So the listed death-place of Nevada County may be correct.)

	~~After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s.~~

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	[[Category:Jewish Boxers]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers]]
	[[Category:Referees]]		[[Category:Referees]]

Delisa at 00:27, 18 February 2009

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	'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He ~~was a claimant of the~~ World Light Welterweight ~~Title during it's early days, due to beating~~ [[Pinky Mitchell]]. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925.		'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He beat World Light Welterweight titleholder [[Pinky Mitchell]] in 1925 in a non-title bout. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925. But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the the early 1930s.
	But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the the early 1930s.

	* Date of birth sometimes reported as being August 23, 1899.		* Date of birth sometimes reported as being August 23, 1899.

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	'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]		'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]<br>
			'''Officiating Record:''' [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=406313&cat=referee Referee]<br>
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	'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He was a claimant of the World Light Welterweight Title during it's early days, due to beating [[Pinky Mitchell]]. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925.		'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He was a claimant of the World Light Welterweight Title during it's early days, due to beating [[Pinky Mitchell]]. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925.
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	After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s.		After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s.

	~~== Links ==~~		{{DEFAULTSORT:Duffy, Oakland Jimmy}}
	* Referee: ~~Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=406313&cat=referee record]~~		[[Category:Jewish Boxers]]
	* [[:Image:DuffyOakJim.jpg\|Image #2]]		[[Category:Referees]]

	[[Category:Jewish Boxers~~\|Duffy, Oakland Jimmy~~]]
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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	* Officiating ~~Record:~~ [http://www.boxrec.com/~~official_search~~.php?~~official_id~~=~~6730~~]		* Referee: Officiating [http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=406313&cat=referee record]
	* [[:Image:DuffyOakJim.jpg\|Image #2]]		* [[:Image:DuffyOakJim.jpg\|Image #2]]

	[[Category: Jewish Boxers\|Duffy, Oakland Jimmy]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Duffy, Oakland Jimmy]]
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	'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]		'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]
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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	Officiating Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/official_search.php?official_id=6730]		* Officiating Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/official_search.php?official_id=6730]
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	[[Category: Jewish Boxers\|Duffy, Oakland Jimmy]]		[[Category: Jewish Boxers\|Duffy, Oakland Jimmy]]

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	<boxer>056827</boxer>		<boxer>056827</boxer>
	'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]		'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]
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	Duffy boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He was a claimant of the World Light Welterweight Title during it's early days, due to beating [[Pinky Mitchell]]. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925.		'''Oakland Jimmy Duffy''' boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He was a claimant of the World Light Welterweight Title during it's early days, due to beating [[Pinky Mitchell]]. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925.
	But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the the early 1930s.		But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the the early 1930s.

	Date of birth sometimes reported as being August 23, 1899.		* Date of birth sometimes reported as being August 23, 1899.
	Date of death sometimes given as February 12, 1994.		* Date of death sometimes given as February 12, 1994.
			* In addition to being one of the most popular fighters ever in the Oakland area, he was also regarded as the "King of the Four Rounders" during California's four round era (1914-24), due to his high rate of success in short bouts.
	In addition to being one of the most popular fighters ever in the Oakland area, he was also regarded as the "King of the Four Rounders" during California's four round era (1914-24), due to his high rate of success in short bouts.

	According to research performed by Charles E. Johnston of the International Boxing Research Organization ([[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]]):		According to research performed by Charles E. Johnston of the International Boxing Research Organization ([[IBRO Journal\|IBRO]]):
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	*There was an interesting article on Duffy in the ''Oakland Tribune'' newspaper after he died in 1979. It reported that he had been living in Grass Valley, California at the time. (So the listed death-place of Nevada County may be correct.)		*There was an interesting article on Duffy in the ''Oakland Tribune'' newspaper after he died in 1979. It reported that he had been living in Grass Valley, California at the time. (So the listed death-place of Nevada County may be correct.)

	After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the ~~30s~~ and 40s.		After his boxing career, he was a referee for the California State Athletic Commission, working in the Bay Area. He also operated Duffy's Gymnasium in Oakland, at least during the 1930s and '40s.

	== Links ==		== Links ==

John at 13:18, 5 February 2006

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	'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]		'''Managers''': Frank Piccarse (1915); [[Harold Broom]], [[Jack Kearns]], [[Dan McKetrick]], [[Fred Winsor]]

	Duffy boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He was a claimant of the World Light Welterweight Title during it's early days, due to beating ~~Pinkey~~ Mitchell. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925.		Duffy boxed from Bantamweight to Middleweight. Started boxing while still attending Oakland Technical High School. He was a claimant of the World Light Welterweight Title during it's early days, due to beating [[Pinky Mitchell]]. He was also a Welterweight contender, until he began to slide in 1925.
	But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the the early 1930s.		But he would continue to have some success in the ring until his retirement during the the early 1930s.