Phil Goldstein (Cleveland boxer) - Revision history

Sid schneck at 00:23, 11 April 2017

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	According to the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, Goldstein fought Fidel La Barba and Frenchy Belanger, among others, when he was an amateur.		According to the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, Goldstein fought Fidel La Barba and Frenchy Belanger, among others, when he was an amateur.
			Goldstein attended Ohio State University during most of his professional boxing career.
	Later in life, Goldstein contributed a column from Cleveland to THE RING in the 1940s.		Later in life, Goldstein contributed a column from Cleveland to THE RING in the 1940s.
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Goldstein, Phil]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Goldstein, Phil]]

Matt: Phil Goldstein moved to Phil Goldstein (Cleveland boxer)

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Matt: Human:299221 moved to Phil Goldstein

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Sid schneck at 23:11, 4 June 2009

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	Later in life, Goldstein contributed a column from Cleveland to THE RING in the 1940s.		Later in life, Goldstein contributed a column from Cleveland to THE RING in the 1940s.
			[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Goldstein, Phil]]

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Ric at 20:41, 8 December 2006

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	There were two boxers active in the 1920s whose names were Phil Goldstein. This is the record of the one from Cleveland whose record was published in the 1928 EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, along with his picture.		There were two boxers active in the 1920s whose names were Phil Goldstein. This is the record of the one from Cleveland whose record was published in the 1928 EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, along with his picture.

Sid schneck at 07:47, 3 May 2005

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	There were two boxers active in the 1920s whose names were Phil Goldstein. This is the record of the one from Cleveland whose record was published in the 1928 EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, along with his picture.		There were two boxers active in the 1920s whose names were Phil Goldstein. This is the record of the one from Cleveland whose record was published in the 1928 EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, along with his picture.

Sid schneck at 07:46, 3 May 2005

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	There were two boxers active in the 1920s whose names were Phil Goldstein. This is the record of the one from Cleveland whose record was published in the 1928 EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, along with his picture.		There were two boxers active in the 1920s whose names were Phil Goldstein. This is the record of the one from Cleveland whose record was published in the 1928 EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, along with his picture.

Luckett at 04:59, 21 February 2005

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	There were two boxers active in the 1920s whose names were Phil Goldstein. This is the record of the one from Cleveland whose record ~~seems~~ to ~~have never been published anywhere~~. He contributed a column to THE RING in the 1940s ~~from Cleveland~~.		There were two boxers active in the 1920s whose names were Phil Goldstein. This is the record of the one from Cleveland whose record was published in the 1928 EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, along with his picture.

			According to the EVERLAST BOXING RECORD, Goldstein fought Fidel La Barba and Frenchy Belanger, among others, when he was an amateur.

			Later in life, Goldstein contributed a column from Cleveland to THE RING in the 1940s.

Luckett at 21:11, 20 February 2005

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There were two boxers active in the 1920s whose names were Phil Goldstein. This is the record of the one from Cleveland whose record seems to have never been published anywhere. He contributed a column to THE RING in the 1940s from Cleveland.