Ray Pryel - Revision history

Delisa at 20:41, 28 February 2022

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	An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.		An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.

	Not included in this record are a few professional fights listed in record books, but not yet verified from newspaper accounts. These are with Philly Lewis, Vincent Pokorni, and Johnny Donnelly (all 1921).		Not included in this record are a few professional fights listed in record books, but not yet verified from newspaper accounts. These are with Philly Lewis, Vincent Pokorni (likely their Dec 28, 1914 amateur bout), and Johnny Donnelly (all 1921).

Delisa at 20:23, 28 February 2022

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	An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.		An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.

	Not included in this record are a few professional fights listed in record books, but not yet verified from newspaper accounts. These are with ~~Frankie Daley (1918), and with~~ Philly Lewis, Vincent Pokorni, and Johnny Donnelly (all 1921).		Not included in this record are a few professional fights listed in record books, but not yet verified from newspaper accounts. These are with Philly Lewis, Vincent Pokorni, and Johnny Donnelly (all 1921).

Rowdytimothy: Human:45207 moved to Ray Pryel

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Human:45207 moved to Ray Pryel

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Rowdytimothy at 23:35, 23 October 2007

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	Ray Pryel had several managers during his career~~, as follows~~:		<boxer>45207</boxer>
	Joe Choynski (1916-17)
	Charlie Kolb (1917-18)		Ray Pryel had several managers during his career:
	Fred Kelley (1918-21)		*Joe Choynski (1916-17)
	Dan Morgan (1921)		*Charlie Kolb (1917-18)
	Red Mason (1921-22)		*Fred Kelley (1918-21)
	Jersey Jones (1922-24)		*Dan Morgan (1921)
			*Red Mason (1921-22)
			*Jersey Jones (1922-24)

	An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.		An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.

	Not included in this record are a few professional fights listed in record books, but not yet verified from newspaper accounts. These are with Frankie Daley (1918), and with Philly Lewis, Vincent Pokorni, and Johnny Donnelly (all 1921).		Not included in this record are a few professional fights listed in record books, but not yet verified from newspaper accounts. These are with Frankie Daley (1918), and with Philly Lewis, Vincent Pokorni, and Johnny Donnelly (all 1921).

John: Boxer:Ray Pryel:045207 moved to Human:45207: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-18T08:59:03Z

Boxer:Ray Pryel:045207 moved to Human:45207: Pagemove by bot

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Luckett at 03:11, 7 April 2005

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	An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.		An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.

	Not included in this record are a few professional fights listed in record books, but not yet verified from newspaper accounts. These are with Frankie Daley (1918), and with Philly Lewis, Vincent ~~Porkorni~~, and Johnny ~~Donelly~~ (all 1921).		Not included in this record are a few professional fights listed in record books, but not yet verified from newspaper accounts. These are with Frankie Daley (1918), and with Philly Lewis, Vincent Pokorni, and Johnny Donnelly (all 1921).

Luckett at 03:10, 7 April 2005

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	An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.		An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.

			Not included in this record are a few professional fights listed in record books, but not yet verified from newspaper accounts. These are with Frankie Daley (1918), and with Philly Lewis, Vincent Porkorni, and Johnny Donelly (all 1921).

Luckett at 21:09, 6 April 2005

2005-04-06T21:09:53Z

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Ray Pryel had several managers during his career, as follows:
Joe Choynski (1916-17)
Charlie Kolb (1917-18)
Fred Kelley (1918-21)
Dan Morgan (1921)
Red Mason (1921-22)
Jersey Jones (1922-24)

An article on Pryel, by Harry Keck, appeared in the Pittsburgh Post, November 11, 1917. It provided a list of his early bouts, but no dates or locations were given. It did give his full amateur record of 52 fights, in which his only losses were to Eddie Carver, Vincent Pokorni, Harry Carlson, and Billy Gleason.