Rosy Rosales - Revision history

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	In record books, '''Rosy Rosales''' was variously characterized as being "Mexican-American" and "American Indian," both of which ~~are~~ unlikely. According to the New York Evening Post, 13 ~~February~~ 1930, his birth name was Raphael Shaw~~, and his appearance indicates that he was probably of European descent~~. The Andrews record books, 1930 and 1931 editions, gave his birth name as Robert Shaw. (The actual name, ancestry, and ~~birthdate~~ of Rosales ~~are under investigation~~ and ~~may require~~ correction.) In 1953 Rosales/Shaw was reported to be a member of the Building Trade Union of the American Federation of Labor in Cleveland, Ohio.

			In record books, '''Rosy Rosales''' (sometimes spelled "Rosaels") was variously characterized as being "Mexican-American" and "American Indian," both of which may be unlikely.

			According to the ''New York Evening Post'', February 13, 1930, his birth name was Raphael Shaw. The Tom Andrews record books, 1930 and 1931 editions, gave his birth name as Robert Shaw. (The actual name, ancestry, and birth date of Rosales require further research and correction.)

			In 1953 Rosales/Shaw was reported to be a member of the Building Trade Union of the American Federation of Labor in Cleveland, Ohio.

	The 1928 edition of <i>Everlast Boxing Record</i> is the source of Rosales's record from 1927 and earlier. Dates and locations are given for his 1927 fights. Earlier fights (1925-26), all unverified, are given as follows:		The 1928 edition of <i>Everlast Boxing Record</i> is the source of Rosales's record from 1927 and earlier. Dates and locations are given for his 1927 fights. Earlier fights (1925-26), all unverified, are given as follows:

Michael at 21:37, 1 August 2012

2012-08-01T21:37:15Z

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Luckett at 15:35, 8 July 2012

2012-07-08T15:35:38Z

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	In record books, '''Rosy Rosales''' was variously characterized as being "Mexican-American" and "American Indian," both of which are unlikely. ~~His~~ birth name ~~(Robert~~ Shaw) and appearance ~~indicate~~ that he was probably of European descent.		In record books, '''Rosy Rosales''' was variously characterized as being "Mexican-American" and "American Indian," both of which are unlikely. According to the New York Evening Post, 13 February 1930, his birth name was Raphael Shaw, and his appearance indicates that he was probably of European descent. The Andrews record books, 1930 and 1931 editions, gave his birth name as Robert Shaw. (The actual name, ancestry, and birthdate of Rosales are under investigation and may require correction.) In 1953 Rosales/Shaw was reported to be a member of the Building Trade Union of the American Federation of Labor in Cleveland, Ohio.

	The 1928 edition of <i>Everlast Boxing Record</i> is the source of Rosales's record from 1927 and earlier. Dates and locations are given for his 1927 fights. Earlier fights (1925-26), all unverified, are given as follows:		The 1928 edition of <i>Everlast Boxing Record</i> is the source of Rosales's record from 1927 and earlier. Dates and locations are given for his 1927 fights. Earlier fights (1925-26), all unverified, are given as follows:

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			In record books, '''Rosy Rosales''' was variously characterized as being "Mexican-American" and "American Indian," both of which are unlikely. His birth name (Robert Shaw) and appearance indicate that he was probably of European descent.
	In record books, Rosales was variously characterized as being "Mexican-American" and "American Indian," both of which are unlikely. His birth name (Robert Shaw) and appearance indicate that he was probably of European descent.

	The 1928 edition of <i>Everlast Boxing Record</i> is the source of Rosales's record from 1927 and earlier. Dates and locations are given for his 1927 fights. Earlier fights (1925-26), all unverified, are given as follows:		The 1928 edition of <i>Everlast Boxing Record</i> is the source of Rosales's record from 1927 and earlier. Dates and locations are given for his 1927 fights. Earlier fights (1925-26), all unverified, are given as follows:

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2007-12-17T11:15:55Z

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Wouter at 11:15, 17 December 2007

2007-12-17T11:15:43Z

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	Draw (1925): Battling Stepper, 6.		Draw (1925): Battling Stepper, 6.

	Considering the military rank of several of his opponents and the locations of his 1927 fights, Rosales's earliest fights probably occurred in the southwest (Texas, New Mexico). The December 10 1926 <i>San Antonio Light</i> reported Rosales as a Fort Bliss soldier who had 'run up a long list of knockout victories.'		Considering the military rank of several of his opponents and the locations of his 1927 fights, Rosales's earliest fights probably occurred in the southwest (Texas, New Mexico). The December 10 1926 <i>San Antonio Light</i> reported Rosales as a Fort Bliss soldier who had 'run up a long list of knockout victories the last several months.'

Wouter at 11:15, 17 December 2007

2007-12-17T11:15:21Z

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	Draw (1925): Battling Stepper, 6.		Draw (1925): Battling Stepper, 6.

	Considering the military rank of several of his opponents and the locations of his 1927 fights, Rosales's earliest fights probably occurred in the southwest (Texas, New Mexico)~~, and he may have himself been in military service~~.		Considering the military rank of several of his opponents and the locations of his 1927 fights, Rosales's earliest fights probably occurred in the southwest (Texas, New Mexico). The December 10 1926 <i>San Antonio Light</i> reported Rosales as a Fort Bliss soldier who had 'run up a long list of knockout victories.'

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2007-08-18T09:08:52Z

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Luckett at 20:50, 24 June 2006

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	1927: Battling Speaker, D 10.		1927: Battling Speaker, D 10.

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	1934: In <i>The Ring</i>, April 1934, page 52, Rosales is reported as having lost to Buddy McArthur.		1934: In <i>The Ring</i>, April 1934, page 52, Rosales is reported as having lost to Buddy McArthur.

Luckett at 20:50, 24 June 2006

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	1927: Battling Speaker, D 10.		1927: Battling Speaker, D 10.

			1934: In <i>The Ring</i>, April 1934, page 52, Rosales is reported as having lost to Buddy McArthur.

			1935: In <i>The Ring\</i>, April 1935, page 64, Rosales is reported to have fought a draw with George Brown in Juarez, Mexico.
	1928: Nick Newman, W ko 2; Johnny Herger, W Pts 8.		1928: Nick Newman, W ko 2; Johnny Herger, W Pts 8.