Pal Moran - Revision history

Wouter at 11:09, 18 April 2015

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	'''Pal Moran''' was managed by [[Fred Digby]], a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by [[Remy Dorr]]. He was trained by [[Joe Russo]].		'''Pal Moran''' was managed by [[Fred Digby]], a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by [[Remy Dorr]]. He was trained by [[Joe Russo]].

	According to an April 6, 2015 email from Moran's granddaughter Jennifer, to BoxRec, Pal Moran's true name was actually Francis Paul ~~Miorano~~ of New Orleans. His son, Francis Paul ~~Miorano~~ Jr., also adopted the name Pal Moran, and went by [[Pal Moran Jr.]].		According to an April 6, 2015 email from Moran's granddaughter Jennifer, to BoxRec, Pal Moran's true name was actually Francis Paul Miorana of New Orleans. His son, Francis Paul Miorana Jr., also adopted the name Pal Moran, and went by [[Pal Moran Jr.]].

Wouter at 07:48, 17 April 2015

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	'''Pal Moran''' was managed by [[Fred Digby]], a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by [[Remy Dorr]]. He was trained by [[Joe Russo]].		'''Pal Moran''' was managed by [[Fred Digby]], a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by [[Remy Dorr]]. He was trained by [[Joe Russo]].

	According to an April 6, 2015 email from Moran's granddaughter Jennifer, to BoxRec, Pal Moran's true name was actually Francis Paul Miorano of New Orleans. His son, Francis Paul Miorano Jr., also adopted the name Pal Moran, and went by Pal Moran Jr.~~, but had much less success in the ring than his father~~.		According to an April 6, 2015 email from Moran's granddaughter Jennifer, to BoxRec, Pal Moran's true name was actually Francis Paul Miorano of New Orleans. His son, Francis Paul Miorano Jr., also adopted the name Pal Moran, and went by [[Pal Moran Jr.]].

Wouter: took out false claim

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took out false claim

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	'''Pal Moran''' was managed by [[Fred Digby]], a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by [[Remy Dorr]]. He was trained by [[Joe Russo]].		'''Pal Moran''' was managed by [[Fred Digby]], a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by [[Remy Dorr]]. He was trained by [[Joe Russo]].

	The November 5, 1937 <i>Prescott Evening Courier</i> reported that Gerald Rodgers, manager of the used car department of Flagstaff's Babbitt Motor Company and coach of the 1937 boxing team of that city's Arizona State Teachers College, was the professional fighter known as "Pal Moran," who was based in New Orleans and had fought Benny Leonard; Rodgers being his name when born in Memphis, Tenn. As to his nationality, Rodgers stated in said newspaper: "My advertised nationality depended upon the city I was to fight. If I could draw the biggest crowd by being an Irishman, I was an Irishman. If I was fighting in an Italian town, I became an Italian. I have been, at one time or another, anything from an Englishman to a Swede."		According to an April 6, 2015 email from Moran's granddaughter Jennifer, to BoxRec, Pal Moran's true name was actually Francis Paul Miorano of New Orleans. His son, Francis Paul Miorano Jr., also adopted the name Pal Moran, and went by Pal Moran Jr., but had much less success in the ring than his father.

	~~However, according~~ to an April 6, 2015 email from Moran's granddaughter Jennifer, to BoxRec, ~~the~~ Pal Moran ~~here~~ was actually Francis Paul Miorano of New Orleans. His son, Francis Paul Miorano Jr., also adopted the name Pal Moran, and went by Pal Moran Jr., but had much less success in the ring than his father.

Ric: edits, per email from his grand-daughter Jennifer Moran Sillars

2015-04-12T18:42:35Z

edits, per email from his grand-daughter Jennifer Moran Sillars

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	'''Pal Moran''' was managed by [[Fred Digby]], a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by [[Remy Dorr]]. He was trained by Joe Russo.		'''Pal Moran''' was managed by [[Fred Digby]], a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by [[Remy Dorr]]. He was trained by [[Joe Russo]].

	The November 5, 1937 <i>Prescott Evening Courier</i> reported that Gerald Rodgers, manager of the used car department of Flagstaff's Babbitt Motor Company and coach of the 1937 boxing team of that city's Arizona State Teachers College, was the professional fighter known as "Pal Moran," who was based in New Orleans and had fought Benny Leonard; Rodgers being his name when born in Memphis Tenn. As to his nationality, Rodgers stated in said newspaper: "My advertised nationality depended upon the city I was to fight. If I could draw the biggest crowd by being an Irishman, I was an Irishman. If I was fighting in an Italian town, I became an Italian. I have been, at one time or another, anything from an Englishman to a Swede."		The November 5, 1937 <i>Prescott Evening Courier</i> reported that Gerald Rodgers, manager of the used car department of Flagstaff's Babbitt Motor Company and coach of the 1937 boxing team of that city's Arizona State Teachers College, was the professional fighter known as "Pal Moran," who was based in New Orleans and had fought Benny Leonard; Rodgers being his name when born in Memphis, Tenn. As to his nationality, Rodgers stated in said newspaper: "My advertised nationality depended upon the city I was to fight. If I could draw the biggest crowd by being an Irishman, I was an Irishman. If I was fighting in an Italian town, I became an Italian. I have been, at one time or another, anything from an Englishman to a Swede."

			However, according to an April 6, 2015 email from Moran's granddaughter Jennifer, to BoxRec, the Pal Moran here was actually Francis Paul Miorano of New Orleans. His son, Francis Paul Miorano Jr., also adopted the name Pal Moran, and went by Pal Moran Jr., but had much less success in the ring than his father.

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			'''Pal Moran''' was managed by [[Fred Digby]], a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by [[Remy Dorr]]. He was trained by Joe Russo.

	~~Moran was managed by Fred Digby, a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by Remy Dorr. He was trained by Joe Russo.~~ The November 5 1937 <i>Prescott Evening Courier</i> reported that Gerald Rodgers - manager of the used car department of Flagstaff's Babbitt Motor Company and coach of the 1937 boxing team of that city's Arizona State Teachers College - was the professional fighter known as Pal Moran, who was based in New Orleans and had fought Benny Leonard; Rodgers being his name when born in Memphis Tenn. As to his ~~nationalilty~~, Rodgers stated in said newspaper: ''My advertised nationality depended upon the city I was to fight. If I could draw the biggest crowd by being an Irishman, I was an Irishman. If I was fighting in an Italian town, I became an Italian. I have been, at one time or another, anything from an Englishman to a Swede.''		The November 5, 1937 <i>Prescott Evening Courier</i> reported that Gerald Rodgers, manager of the used car department of Flagstaff's Babbitt Motor Company and coach of the 1937 boxing team of that city's Arizona State Teachers College, was the professional fighter known as "Pal Moran," who was based in New Orleans and had fought Benny Leonard; Rodgers being his name when born in Memphis Tenn. As to his nationality, Rodgers stated in said newspaper: "My advertised nationality depended upon the city I was to fight. If I could draw the biggest crowd by being an Irishman, I was an Irishman. If I was fighting in an Italian town, I became an Italian. I have been, at one time or another, anything from an Englishman to a Swede."

Wouter at 10:40, 14 November 2008

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	Moran was managed by Fred Digby, a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by Remy Dorr. He was trained by Joe Russo. The November 5 1937 <i>Prescott Evening Courier</i> reported that ~~coach~~ Gerald Rodgers of the boxing team of ~~Flagstaff~~'s Arizona State Teachers College was the professional fighter known as Pal Moran, who was based in New Orleans and had fought Benny Leonard; Rodgers being his name when born in Memphis Tenn.		Moran was managed by Fred Digby, a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by Remy Dorr. He was trained by Joe Russo. The November 5 1937 <i>Prescott Evening Courier</i> reported that Gerald Rodgers - manager of the used car department of Flagstaff's Babbitt Motor Company and coach of the 1937 boxing team of that city's Arizona State Teachers College - was the professional fighter known as Pal Moran, who was based in New Orleans and had fought Benny Leonard; Rodgers being his name when born in Memphis Tenn. As to his nationalilty, Rodgers stated in said newspaper: ''My advertised nationality depended upon the city I was to fight. If I could draw the biggest crowd by being an Irishman, I was an Irishman. If I was fighting in an Italian town, I became an Italian. I have been, at one time or another, anything from an Englishman to a Swede.''

Wouter at 10:30, 14 November 2008

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	Moran was managed by Fred Digby, a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by Remy Dorr. He was trained by Joe Russo.		Moran was managed by Fred Digby, a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by Remy Dorr. He was trained by Joe Russo. The November 5 1937 <i>Prescott Evening Courier</i> reported that coach Gerald Rodgers of the boxing team of Flagstaff's Arizona State Teachers College was the professional fighter known as Pal Moran, who was based in New Orleans and had fought Benny Leonard; Rodgers being his name when born in Memphis Tenn.

Luckett at 18:30, 17 May 2008

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	Moran was managed by Fred Digby, a New Orleans sportswriter.		Moran was managed by Fred Digby, a New Orleans sportswriter, and later by Remy Dorr. He was trained by Joe Russo.

Matt: Human:11927 moved to Pal Moran

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Human:11927 moved to Pal Moran

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Luckett at 22:07, 16 May 2008

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	Moran was ~~born in July~~, ~~1897, exact day unknown~~.
			Moran was managed by Fred Digby, a New Orleans sportswriter.