Ryan's Auditorium - Revision history

Ric at 23:21, 24 September 2007

2007-09-24T23:21:45Z

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	== Fresno, CA, USA ==		== Fresno, CA, USA ==
	*Replaced the [[Fresno Civic Auditorium]] as the locale for boxing events in 1929. Ryan's Auditorium" was named after original promoter [[Jim Ryan]].		*Replaced the [[Fresno Civic Auditorium]] as the locale for boxing events in 1929. Ryan's Auditorium was named after original promoter [[Jim Ryan]].
	*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden		*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden.
	*After Jim Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family.		*After Jim Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family.
	*[[Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times.		*[[Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times.
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	*[[Al Dermer]] was both the wrestling and boxing (amateur and professional) promoter at this venue during the 1940s and 1950s.		*[[Al Dermer]] was both the wrestling and boxing (amateur and professional) promoter at this venue during the 1940s and 1950s.

	<small>~~Source~~: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>		<small>Sources: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8; ''Fresno Bee''</small>

	[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]

Matt at 05:58, 20 June 2007

2007-06-20T05:58:58Z

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	== Fresno, CA, USA ==		== Fresno, CA, USA ==
	*~~Originally known~~ as the ~~Sun Maid A.C~~. ~~during the 1920s, it was later known as "Ryan's Arena" and "~~Ryan's Auditorium" after original promoter [[Jim Ryan]].		*Replaced the [[Fresno Civic Auditorium]] as the locale for boxing events in 1929. Ryan's Auditorium" was named after original promoter [[Jim Ryan]].
	*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden		*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden
	*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[Johnny Lamar]].
	*After Jim Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family.		*After Jim Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family.
	*[[Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times.		*[[Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times.

Matt: Fresno Civic Auditorium moved to Ryan's Auditorium

2007-06-20T05:57:57Z

Fresno Civic Auditorium moved to Ryan's Auditorium

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(No difference)

Matt: Ryan's Arena moved to Fresno Civic Auditorium

2007-06-20T05:57:37Z

Ryan's Arena moved to Fresno Civic Auditorium

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(No difference)

Ric at 19:13, 18 May 2007

2007-05-18T19:13:14Z

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	== Fresno, CA, USA ==		== Fresno, CA, USA ==
	*Originally known as the Sun Maid A.C. during the 1920s, it was later known as "Ryan's Arena" and "Ryan's Auditorium" after original promoter [[Jim Ryan]]		*Originally known as the Sun Maid A.C. during the 1920s, it was later known as "Ryan's Arena" and "Ryan's Auditorium" after original promoter [[Jim Ryan]].
	*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden		*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden
	*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[~~Boxer:Johnny Lamar:012320\|~~Johnny Lamar]]		*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[Johnny Lamar]].
	*After Jim Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family.		*After Jim Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family.
	*[[~~Boxer:Young_Corbett_III:036463\|~~Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times		*[[Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times.
	*Was the boxing venue for Fresno throughout the 1930s and 1940s, usually putting its boxing shows on Tuesdays. It also held regular Friday night wrestling shows, as well as amateur boxing shows, when the professional boxing show was not held on its usual night.		*Was the boxing venue for Fresno throughout the 1930s and 1940s, usually putting its boxing shows on Tuesdays. It also held regular Friday night wrestling shows, as well as amateur boxing shows, when the professional boxing show was not held on its usual night.
	*[[Al Dermer]] was both the wrestling and boxing (~~amatuer~~ and professional) promoter at this venue during the 1940s and 1950s.		*[[Al Dermer]] was both the wrestling and boxing (amateur and professional) promoter at this venue during the 1940s and 1950s.

	<small>Source: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>		<small>Source: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>

	[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]

Ric at 00:18, 17 December 2005

2005-12-17T00:18:05Z

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	== Fresno, CA, USA ==		== Fresno, CA, USA ==
	*~~Orginally~~ known as the Sun Maid A.C. during the 1920s, it was later known as "Ryan's Arena" and "Ryan's Auditorium" after original promoter [[Jim Ryan]]		*Originally known as the Sun Maid A.C. during the 1920s, it was later known as "Ryan's Arena" and "Ryan's Auditorium" after original promoter [[Jim Ryan]]
	*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden		*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden
	*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[Boxer:Johnny Lamar:012320\|Johnny Lamar]]		*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[Boxer:Johnny Lamar:012320\|Johnny Lamar]]

Matt at 22:55, 16 December 2005

2005-12-16T22:55:24Z

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	*[[Boxer:Young_Corbett_III:036463\|Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times		*[[Boxer:Young_Corbett_III:036463\|Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times
	*Was the boxing venue for Fresno throughout the 1930s and 1940s, usually putting its boxing shows on Tuesdays. It also held regular Friday night wrestling shows, as well as amateur boxing shows, when the professional boxing show was not held on its usual night.		*Was the boxing venue for Fresno throughout the 1930s and 1940s, usually putting its boxing shows on Tuesdays. It also held regular Friday night wrestling shows, as well as amateur boxing shows, when the professional boxing show was not held on its usual night.
			*[[Al Dermer]] was both the wrestling and boxing (amatuer and professional) promoter at this venue during the 1940s and 1950s.

	<small>Source: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>		<small>Source: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>
	*[[Al Dermer]] was both the wrestling and boxing (amatuer and professional) promoter at this venue during the 1940s and 1950s.
	[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]

Matt: Al Dermer (promoter)

2005-12-16T22:55:08Z

Al Dermer (promoter)

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	*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden		*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden
	*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[Boxer:Johnny Lamar:012320\|Johnny Lamar]]		*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[Boxer:Johnny Lamar:012320\|Johnny Lamar]]
	*After Jim Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family		*After Jim Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family.
	*[[Boxer:Young_Corbett_III:036463\|Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times		*[[Boxer:Young_Corbett_III:036463\|Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times
	*Was the boxing venue for Fresno throughout the 1930s and 1940s, usually putting its boxing shows on Tuesdays. It also held regular Friday night wrestling shows, as well as amateur boxing shows, when the professional boxing show was not held on its usual night.		*Was the boxing venue for Fresno throughout the 1930s and 1940s, usually putting its boxing shows on Tuesdays. It also held regular Friday night wrestling shows, as well as amateur boxing shows, when the professional boxing show was not held on its usual night.
	<small>Source: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>		<small>Source: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>
			*[[Al Dermer]] was both the wrestling and boxing (amatuer and professional) promoter at this venue during the 1940s and 1950s.
	[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]

Ric: slight proofreading; clarification

2005-12-16T22:51:02Z

slight proofreading; clarification

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	== Fresno, CA, USA ==		== Fresno, CA, USA ==
	*Orginally known as the Sun Maid A.C. during the 1920s, was later known as ~~the~~ Ryan's Arena or Ryan's Auditorium		*Orginally known as the Sun Maid A.C. during the 1920s, it was later known as "Ryan's Arena" and "Ryan's Auditorium" after original promoter [[Jim Ryan]]
	*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden		*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden
	*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[Boxer:Johnny Lamar:012320\|Johnny Lamar]]		*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[Boxer:Johnny Lamar:012320\|Johnny Lamar]]
	*~~Also known as "Ryan's Arena" after original promoter [[~~Jim ~~Ryan]]~~		*After Jim Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family
	*After Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family
	*[[Boxer:Young_Corbett_III:036463\|Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times		*[[Boxer:Young_Corbett_III:036463\|Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times
	*Was the boxing venue for Fresno throughout the 1930s and 1940s~~. Usually~~ putting ~~it's~~ boxing shows on ~~Tuesday~~. It also held a Friday night wrestling ~~show~~, as well as amateur boxing shows, when the professional show was not held on ~~it's~~ usual night.		*Was the boxing venue for Fresno throughout the 1930s and 1940s, usually putting its boxing shows on Tuesdays. It also held regular Friday night wrestling shows, as well as amateur boxing shows, when the professional boxing show was not held on its usual night.
	<small>Source: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>		<small>Source: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>

	[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]

Matt: revised, added info

2005-12-16T18:19:35Z

revised, added info

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	== Fresno, CA, USA ==		== Fresno, CA, USA ==
			*Orginally known as the Sun Maid A.C. during the 1920s, was later known as the Ryan's Arena or Ryan's Auditorium
	*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden		*Located on the corner of Fresno and G Streets, across the street from Ferrara's bar/beer garden
	*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[Boxer:Johnny Lamar:012320\|Johnny Lamar]]		*Opened in 1925, at a cost of $50,000, with a card featuring [[Boxer:Johnny Lamar:012320\|Johnny Lamar]]
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	*After Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family		*After Ryan's death, this facility was bought by the Henry Dermer family
	*[[Boxer:Young_Corbett_III:036463\|Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times		*[[Boxer:Young_Corbett_III:036463\|Young Corbett III]] fought here dozens of times
			*Was the boxing venue for Fresno throughout the 1930s and 1940s. Usually putting it's boxing shows on Tuesday. It also held a Friday night wrestling show, as well as amateur boxing shows, when the professional show was not held on it's usual night.
	<small>Source: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>		<small>Source: [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 80]], p. 8</small>

			[[Category:California Venues\|Ryan's Arena]]

	[[Category:California Venues\|~~Sun Maid Athletic Club~~]]