Red Burman - Revision history

Ric: external article linked

2025-05-21T23:59:12Z

external article linked

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			'''Red Burman''' was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," and by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.


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	* '''Red Burman''' was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," and by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.
	* In addition to the 98 fights shown on the linked record, Burman may have knocked out Eddie Campbell and Charlie Patterson in 1931, dates and locations unavailable. Burman may have had still other fights in his early career, presently unsuspected.		* In addition to the 98 fights shown on the linked record, Burman may have knocked out Eddie Campbell and Charlie Patterson in 1931, dates and locations unavailable. Burman may have had still other fights in his early career, presently unsuspected.
	* He was a protégé of [[Jack Dempsey]] and managed by [[Max Waxman]].		* He was a protégé of [[Jack Dempsey]] and managed by [[Max Waxman]].
	* Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: March 1941\|March 1941]] ''The Ring'' magazine		* Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: March 1941\|March 1941]] ''The Ring'' magazine
	*[[:Image:Burman.Red.jpg\|Photo #2]]; [[:Image:BurmanRed.jpg\|Photo #3]] [[:Image:RedBurman.jpg\|Photo #4]]		*[[:Image:Burman.Red.jpg\|Photo #2]]; [[:Image:BurmanRed.jpg\|Photo #3]] [[:Image:RedBurman.jpg\|Photo #4]]
			*Bobby Franklin article: [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/IBRO159.35-37.pdf]

	<small>Main contributors to ~~this~~ record: [[Laurence Fielding]]; [[Buddy Ey]]; [[Luckett Davis]]</small>		<small>Main contributors to the attached fight record: [[Laurence Fielding]]; [[Buddy Ey]]; [[Luckett Davis]]</small>

Wouter at 10:41, 28 July 2024

2024-07-28T10:41:54Z

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	* He was a protégé of [[Jack Dempsey]] and managed by [[Max Waxman]].		* He was a protégé of [[Jack Dempsey]] and managed by [[Max Waxman]].
	* Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: March 1941\|March 1941]] ''The Ring'' magazine		* Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: March 1941\|March 1941]] ''The Ring'' magazine
	*[[:Image:Burman.Red.jpg\|Photo #2]]; [[:Image:BurmanRed.jpg\|Photo #3]]		*[[:Image:Burman.Red.jpg\|Photo #2]]; [[:Image:BurmanRed.jpg\|Photo #3]] [[:Image:RedBurman.jpg\|Photo #4]]

	<small>Main contributors to this record: [[Laurence Fielding]]; [[Buddy Ey]]; [[Luckett Davis]]</small>		<small>Main contributors to this record: [[Laurence Fielding]]; [[Buddy Ey]]; [[Luckett Davis]]</small>

Ric: main image replaced; linked to former images

2007-11-22T16:41:04Z

main image replaced; linked to former images

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	<boxer>012128</boxer>		<boxer>012128</boxer>

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	* Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," and by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.		* '''Red Burman''' was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," and by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.
	* In addition to the 98 fights shown on the linked record, Burman may have knocked out Eddie Campbell and Charlie Patterson in 1931, dates and locations unavailable. Burman may have had still other fights in his early career, presently unsuspected.		* In addition to the 98 fights shown on the linked record, Burman may have knocked out Eddie Campbell and Charlie Patterson in 1931, dates and locations unavailable. Burman may have had still other fights in his early career, presently unsuspected.
	* He was a protégé of [[Jack Dempsey]] and managed by [[Max Waxman]].		* He was a protégé of [[Jack Dempsey]] and managed by [[Max Waxman]].
	* Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: March 1941\|March 1941]] ''The Ring'' magazine		* Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: March 1941\|March 1941]] ''The Ring'' magazine
			*[[:Image:Burman.Red.jpg\|Photo #2]]; [[:Image:BurmanRed.jpg\|Photo #3]]

	<small>Main contributors to this record: Laurence Fielding; Buddy Ey; Luckett Davis</small>		<small>Main contributors to this record: [[Laurence Fielding]]; [[Buddy Ey]]; [[Luckett Davis]]</small>

Boxer561 at 21:57, 17 February 2007

2007-02-17T21:57:11Z

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Ric: mentioned RING cover appearance

2006-03-19T16:40:50Z

mentioned RING cover appearance

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	Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," and by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.		* Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," and by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.
			* In addition to the 98 fights shown on the linked record, Burman may have knocked out Eddie Campbell and Charlie Patterson in 1931, dates and locations unavailable. Burman may have had still other fights in his early career, presently unsuspected.
			* He was a protégé of [[Jack Dempsey]] and managed by [[Max Waxman]].
			* Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: March 1941\|March 1941]] ''The Ring'' magazine

	In addition to the 98 fights shown on the linked record, Burman may have knocked out Eddie Campbell and Charlie Patterson in 1931, dates and locations unavailable. Burman may have had still other fights in his early career, presently unsuspected.		<small>Main contributors to this record: Laurence Fielding; Buddy Ey; Luckett Davis</small>

	~~He was a protégé of [[Jack Dempsey]] and managed by [[Max Waxman]].~~

	<small>Main contributors to this record: Laurence Fielding; Buddy Ey; Luckett Davis.</small>

Bert: links

2006-02-12T21:33:12Z

links

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	In addition to the 98 fights shown on the linked record, Burman may have knocked out Eddie Campbell and Charlie Patterson in 1931, dates and locations unavailable. Burman may have had still other fights in his early career, presently unsuspected.		In addition to the 98 fights shown on the linked record, Burman may have knocked out Eddie Campbell and Charlie Patterson in 1931, dates and locations unavailable. Burman may have had still other fights in his early career, presently unsuspected.

			He was a protégé of [[Jack Dempsey]] and managed by [[Max Waxman]].

	<small>Main contributors to this record: Laurence Fielding; Buddy Ey; Luckett Davis.</small>		<small>Main contributors to this record: Laurence Fielding; Buddy Ey; Luckett Davis.</small>

Luckett at 00:00, 11 February 2006

2006-02-11T00:00:35Z

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	Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," and by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.		Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," and by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.

			In addition to the 98 fights shown on the linked record, Burman may have knocked out Eddie Campbell and Charlie Patterson in 1931, dates and locations unavailable. Burman may have had still other fights in his early career, presently unsuspected.

	<small>Main contributors to this record: Laurence Fielding; Buddy Ey; Luckett Davis.</small>		<small>Main contributors to this record: Laurence Fielding; Buddy Ey; Luckett Davis.</small>

Ric: formatting; typo fix

2006-02-10T20:52:26Z

formatting; typo fix

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	Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," ~~nad~~ by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.		<br clear=all>
			Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," and by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.

	Main contributors to this record: Laurence Fielding; Buddy Ey; Luckett Davis.		<small>Main contributors to this record: Laurence Fielding; Buddy Ey; Luckett Davis.</small>

Luckett at 20:35, 10 February 2006

2006-02-10T20:35:34Z

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	Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," nad by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. ~~His~~ early fights were ~~nearly all~~ in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.		Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," nad by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. Most of his early fights were in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.

			Main contributors to this record: Laurence Fielding; Buddy Ey; Luckett Davis.

Luckett at 20:34, 10 February 2006

2006-02-10T20:34:18Z

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	Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" in the ring until 1936. His early fights were nearly all in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.		Red Burman was known as "K.O. Burns" or "Kayo Burns," nad by his true name of Clarence Burns, in the ring until 1936. His early fights were nearly all in the Baltimore-Washington D.C. vicinity.