Pete Nebo - Revision history

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	'''Pete Nebo''', of Spanish and Seminole Indian descent, was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].		'''Pete Nebo''', of Spanish and Seminole Indian descent, was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].

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	* Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent.		[[:File:Pete Nebo.JPG\|Photo #2]]
	* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].
	* In January 1940 a judge ruled Nebo mentally incapable and the former boxer was committed to a lifelong stay at the Florida State Hospital in Chattahoochee, Fla. The 1940 U.S. census, which shows Nebo as a patient at the State Hospital, lists his name as Pedro Nebot and as having been born in Cuba. Nebo died in 1972 while still a patient at the hospital.		'''Pete Nebo''', of Spanish and Seminole Indian descent, was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].

			In January 1940, a judge ruled Nebo mentally incapable and the former boxer was committed to a lifelong stay at the Florida State Hospital in Chattahoochee, Fla. The 1940 U.S. census, which shows Nebo as a patient at the State Hospital, lists his name as Pedro Nebot and as having been born in Cuba. Nebo died in 1972 while still a patient at the hospital.

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]

Wouter at 18:02, 13 August 2012

2012-08-13T18:02:40Z

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	* Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent.		* Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent.
	* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].		* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].
	* In January 1940 a judge ruled Nebo mentally incapable and the former boxer was committed to a lifelong stay at the Florida State ~~Hosptial~~ in Chattahoochee, Fla. The 1940 U.S. census, which shows Nebo as a patient at the State Hospital, lists his name as Pedro Nebot and as having been born in Cuba. Nebo died in 1972 while still a patient at the hospital.		* In January 1940 a judge ruled Nebo mentally incapable and the former boxer was committed to a lifelong stay at the Florida State Hospital in Chattahoochee, Fla. The 1940 U.S. census, which shows Nebo as a patient at the State Hospital, lists his name as Pedro Nebot and as having been born in Cuba. Nebo died in 1972 while still a patient at the hospital.

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]

Wouter at 07:15, 13 August 2012

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	* Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent.		* Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent.
	* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].		* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].
			* In January 1940 a judge ruled Nebo mentally incapable and the former boxer was committed to a lifelong stay at the Florida State Hosptial in Chattahoochee, Fla. The 1940 U.S. census, which shows Nebo as a patient at the State Hospital, lists his name as Pedro Nebot and as having been born in Cuba. Nebo died in 1972 while still a patient at the hospital.

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]

Kstat124 at 21:56, 10 February 2012

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	* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].		* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]].		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]

Kstat124 at 21:55, 10 February 2012

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	* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].		* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]a .		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]].

Kstat124 at 21:50, 10 February 2012

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	* Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent.		* Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent.
	* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He ~~never~~ got a title shot.		* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He finally got a title shot in 1934 as a junior welterweight, losing on points to defending world champion [[Barney Ross]].
	* The [[~~Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953~~]] ~~''The Ring'', at p. 63, reported that Nebo had been at the Florida State Hospital since Sept. 1, 1938~~.

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]a .

Rowdytimothy at 23:58, 1 December 2007

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	* Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent.		* Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent.
	* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by [[The Ring]] magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He never got a title shot.		* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by ''[[The Ring Magazine\|The Ring]]'' magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He never got a title shot.
	* The [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] ''The Ring'', at p. 63, reported that Nebo had been at the Florida State Hospital since Sept. 1, 1938.		* The [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] ''The Ring'', at p. 63, reported that Nebo had been at the Florida State Hospital since Sept. 1, 1938.

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]

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Ric: Dec 1953 RING factoid

2006-05-04T21:57:17Z

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	Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent. Nebo was a world-class		* Of Spanish & Seminole Indian descent.
	fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by		* Nebo was a world-class fighter for much of his career. In 1928 he was ranked by [[The Ring]] magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in the world. He never got a title shot.
	Ring magazine as the #5 Featherweight in the world, and		* The [[Ring Magazine: December 1953\|December 1953]] ''The Ring'', at p. 63, reported that Nebo had been at the Florida State Hospital since Sept. 1, 1938.
	in 1929 he was ranked as the #5 Junior Lightweight in
	the world. He never got a title shot.

	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Nebo, Pete]]