Phil Schlossberg - Revision history

Delisa at 02:56, 28 September 2020

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	* May 1, 1907 - Boston AAU auditorium. Phil Schlossberg is KO'd in 2 by Emory Paine.		* May 1, 1907 - Boston AAU auditorium. Phil Schlossberg is KO'd in 2 by Emory Paine.
	* April 23, 1908 - Los Angeles Chutes. Phil Schlossberg W6 over Walter Alteri for the heavyweight championship of the Fleet. Jim Jeffries referee.		* April 23, 1908 - Los Angeles Chutes. Phil Schlossberg W6 over Walter Alteri for the heavyweight championship of the Fleet. Jim Jeffries referee.
	* May 15, 1908 - San Francisco, Mission Street Arena. Carl Stousser of the 55th Battery Coast Artillery replaces Walter Alteri and is knocked out in 2 rounds by Phil Schlossberg. Matt Harris of the local A.U. ref.



	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Schlossberg, Phil]][[Category:Managers\|Schlossberg, Phil]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Schlossberg, Phil]][[Category:Managers\|Schlossberg, Phil]]

Delisa at 02:48, 28 September 2020

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	* April 23, 1908 - Los Angeles Chutes. Phil Schlossberg W6 over Walter Alteri for the heavyweight championship of the Fleet. Jim Jeffries referee.		* April 23, 1908 - Los Angeles Chutes. Phil Schlossberg W6 over Walter Alteri for the heavyweight championship of the Fleet. Jim Jeffries referee.
	* May 15, 1908 - San Francisco, Mission Street Arena. Carl Stousser of the 55th Battery Coast Artillery replaces Walter Alteri and is knocked out in 2 rounds by Phil Schlossberg. Matt Harris of the local A.U. ref.		* May 15, 1908 - San Francisco, Mission Street Arena. Carl Stousser of the 55th Battery Coast Artillery replaces Walter Alteri and is knocked out in 2 rounds by Phil Schlossberg. Matt Harris of the local A.U. ref.
	* July 20, 1908 - Independence Hall, Honolulu, Hawaii. Phil Schlossberg and Mike Patton agree to a Draw after 6 rounds. Bout originally scheduled for 10, but Patton had boxed the day before.


	[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Schlossberg, Phil]][[Category:Managers\|Schlossberg, Phil]]		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Schlossberg, Phil]][[Category:Managers\|Schlossberg, Phil]]

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	According to the May 28, 1908 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), '''Phil Schlossberg''' a full-blooded Indian, had joined the United States Navy at age 14 years. Per the Jan. 20, 1909 edition of this newspaper, his ship recently had been at Colombo, Ceylon, in mid-December 1908.
			According to the May 28, 1908 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), '''Phil Schlossberg''', a full-blooded American Indian, had joined the United States Navy at age 14 years. Per the Jan. 20, 1909 edition of this newspaper, his ship recently had been at Colombo, Ceylon, in mid-December 1908. (See the May 26, 1915 ''Seattle Star'' news-wire article for how boxing was conducted in the United States Navy at that time. [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87093407/1915-05-26/ed-1/seq-7/].)

	On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.		On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.

	~~'''Bouts'''~~		He managed [[Ernie Schaaf]] until he sold his contract to [[Jack Sharkey]].

			Schlossberg reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.
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			'''Bouts''':<br>
	* May 1, 1907 - Boston AAU auditorium. Phil Schlossberg is KO'd in 2 by Emory Paine.		* May 1, 1907 - Boston AAU auditorium. Phil Schlossberg is KO'd in 2 by Emory Paine.

	* April 23, 1908 - Los Angeles Chutes. Phil Schlossberg W6 over Walter Alteri for the heavyweight championship of the Fleet. Jim Jeffries referee.		* April 23, 1908 - Los Angeles Chutes. Phil Schlossberg W6 over Walter Alteri for the heavyweight championship of the Fleet. Jim Jeffries referee.

	* May 15, 1908 - San Francisco, Mission Street Arena. Carl Stousser of the 55th Battery Coast Artillery replaces Walter Alteri and is knocked out in 2 rounds by Phil Schlossberg. Matt Harris of the local A.U. ref.		* May 15, 1908 - San Francisco, Mission Street Arena. Carl Stousser of the 55th Battery Coast Artillery replaces Walter Alteri and is knocked out in 2 rounds by Phil Schlossberg. Matt Harris of the local A.U. ref.

	* July 20, 1908 - Independence Hall, Honolulu, Hawaii. Phil Schlossberg and Mike Patton agree to a Draw after 6 rounds. Bout originally scheduled for 10, but Patton had boxed the day before.		* July 20, 1908 - Independence Hall, Honolulu, Hawaii. Phil Schlossberg and Mike Patton agree to a Draw after 6 rounds. Bout originally scheduled for 10, but Patton had boxed the day before.


	~~Schlossberg managed~~ [[~~Ernie Schaaf~~]] ~~until he sold his contract to~~ [[~~Jack Sharkey~~]].		[[Category:Native American Boxers\|Schlossberg, Phil]][[Category:Managers\|Schlossberg, Phil]]

	~~Schlossberg reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.~~

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	* April 23, 1908 - Los Angeles Chutes. Phil Schlossberg W6 over Walter Alteri for the heavyweight championship of the Fleet. Jim Jeffries referee.		* April 23, 1908 - Los Angeles Chutes. Phil Schlossberg W6 over Walter Alteri for the heavyweight championship of the Fleet. Jim Jeffries referee.

	* May 15, 1908 - San Francisco, Mission Street Arena. Carl Stousser of the Coast Artillery replaces Walter Alteri and is knocked out in 2 rounds by Phil Schlossberg. Matt Harris of the local A.U. ref.		* May 15, 1908 - San Francisco, Mission Street Arena. Carl Stousser of the 55th Battery Coast Artillery replaces Walter Alteri and is knocked out in 2 rounds by Phil Schlossberg. Matt Harris of the local A.U. ref.

	* July 20, 1908 - Independence Hall, Honolulu, Hawaii. Phil Schlossberg and Mike Patton agree to a Draw after 6 rounds. Bout originally scheduled for 10, but Patton had boxed the day before.		* July 20, 1908 - Independence Hall, Honolulu, Hawaii. Phil Schlossberg and Mike Patton agree to a Draw after 6 rounds. Bout originally scheduled for 10, but Patton had boxed the day before.

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	According to the May 28, 1908 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), '''Phil Schlossberg''' had joined the United States Navy at age 14 years. Per the Jan. 20, 1909 edition of this newspaper, his ship recently had been at Colombo, Ceylon, in mid-December 1908.		According to the May 28, 1908 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), '''Phil Schlossberg''' a full-blooded Indian, had joined the United States Navy at age 14 years. Per the Jan. 20, 1909 edition of this newspaper, his ship recently had been at Colombo, Ceylon, in mid-December 1908.

	On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.		On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.

	He managed [[Ernie Schaaf]] until he sold his contract to [[Jack Sharkey]].		'''Bouts'''

			* May 1, 1907 - Boston AAU auditorium. Phil Schlossberg is KO'd in 2 by Emory Paine.

			* April 23, 1908 - Los Angeles Chutes. Phil Schlossberg W6 over Walter Alteri for the heavyweight championship of the Fleet. Jim Jeffries referee.

			* May 15, 1908 - San Francisco, Mission Street Arena. Carl Stousser of the Coast Artillery replaces Walter Alteri and is knocked out in 2 rounds by Phil Schlossberg. Matt Harris of the local A.U. ref.

			* July 20, 1908 - Independence Hall, Honolulu, Hawaii. Phil Schlossberg and Mike Patton agree to a Draw after 6 rounds. Bout originally scheduled for 10, but Patton had boxed the day before.


			Schlossberg managed [[Ernie Schaaf]] until he sold his contract to [[Jack Sharkey]].

	Schlossberg reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.		Schlossberg reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.

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	'''Division''': Heavyweight		'''Division''': Heavyweight<br>
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	According to the May 28, 1908 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), Schlossberg had joined the United States Navy at age 14 years.		<br clear=all>
	Per the Jan. 20, 1909 edition of this newspaper, his ship recently had been at Colombo, Ceylon, in mid-December 1908.		According to the May 28, 1908 ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), '''Phil Schlossberg''' had joined the United States Navy at age 14 years. Per the Jan. 20, 1909 edition of this newspaper, his ship recently had been at Colombo, Ceylon, in mid-December 1908.

	On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.		On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.

	~~Managed~~ Ernie Schaaf until he sold contract to Jack Sharkey.		He managed [[Ernie Schaaf]] until he sold his contract to [[Jack Sharkey]].

	He reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.		Schlossberg reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.

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Delisa at 19:59, 1 September 2005

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	On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.		On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.

	Managed ~~future champ~~ Jack Sharkey ~~for first part of Sharkey's career~~.		Managed Ernie Schaaf until he sold contract to Jack Sharkey.

	He reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.		He reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.

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	On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.		On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.

			Managed future champ Jack Sharkey for first part of Sharkey's career.

	He reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.		He reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.

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	On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.		On April 13, 1909, at Boston, he won the national amateur heavyweight championship with a KO-1 over [[Emery Payne]] of New York.

			He reportedly spent most of his last years in Boston.