Sailor Paddy Mullen - Revision history

Ric: replaced photo

2019-11-18T01:20:23Z

replaced photo

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	<boxer>174914</boxer>		<boxer>174914</boxer>
	'''Division:''' Featherweight<br>		'''Division:''' Featherweight<br>

	*The spelling of this boxer's last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account. Variations include: Paddy/Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin~~, &~~ Mullins.		*[[:Image:Mullen_Paddy.jpg\|Photo 2]]
			*The spelling of this boxer's last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account. Variations include: Paddy/Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin and Mullins.
	*According to the March 28, 1927 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (DNS) newspaper of Bremerton, WA, USA, he had been the United States Navy (USN) Atlantic & Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years.		*According to the March 28, 1927 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (DNS) newspaper of Bremerton, WA, USA, he had been the United States Navy (USN) Atlantic & Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years.
	*Per the April 29, 1927 ''DNS'', Mullen had started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy aboard the USS ''Tennessee''. By April 1927, reportedly he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. [[Jackie Fields]]). He had been the 1925 Battle Fleet Bantamweight Champion, after defeating Sailor Danny Toomey in the semi-finals at Lahaina Roads, and Sailor Joe Fernandez in the finals at Pearl Harbor.		*Per the April 29, 1927 ''DNS'', Mullen had started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy aboard the USS ''Tennessee''. By April 1927, reportedly he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. [[Jackie Fields]]). He had been the 1925 Battle Fleet Bantamweight Champion, after defeating Sailor Danny Toomey in the semi-finals at Lahaina Roads, and Sailor Joe Fernandez in the finals at Pearl Harbor.

Emaster: fixed internal link

2008-03-07T16:21:05Z

fixed internal link

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	[[file:Mullen_Paddy.jpg\|left\|Sailor Paddy Mullen]]		[[file:Mullen_Paddy.jpg\|left\|Sailor Paddy Mullen]]

	<boxer>174914</boxer>		<boxer>174914</boxer>
	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division:''' Featherweight<br>

	*The spelling of this boxer's last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account. Variations include: Paddy/Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin, & Mullins.		*The spelling of this boxer's last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account. Variations include: Paddy/Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin, & Mullins.
	*According to the March 28, 1927 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (DNS) newspaper of Bremerton, WA, USA, he had been the United States Navy (USN) Atlantic & Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years.		*According to the March 28, 1927 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (DNS) newspaper of Bremerton, WA, USA, he had been the United States Navy (USN) Atlantic & Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years.
	*Per the April 29, 1927 ''DNS'', Mullen had started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy aboard the USS ''Tennessee''. By April 1927, reportedly he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. [[~~Boxer:Jackie Fields:012314\|~~Jackie Fields]]). He had been the 1925 Battle Fleet Bantamweight Champion, after defeating Sailor Danny Toomey in the semi-finals at Lahaina Roads, and Sailor Joe Fernandez in the finals at Pearl Harbor.		*Per the April 29, 1927 ''DNS'', Mullen had started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy aboard the USS ''Tennessee''. By April 1927, reportedly he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. [[Jackie Fields]]). He had been the 1925 Battle Fleet Bantamweight Champion, after defeating Sailor Danny Toomey in the semi-finals at Lahaina Roads, and Sailor Joe Fernandez in the finals at Pearl Harbor.

Ric: Battle Fleet Champion

2006-10-01T19:01:05Z

Battle Fleet Champion

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	*The spelling of this boxer's last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account. Variations include: Paddy/Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin, & Mullins.		*The spelling of this boxer's last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account. Variations include: Paddy/Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin, & Mullins.
	*According to the March 28, 1927 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (DNS) newspaper of Bremerton, WA, USA, he had been the United States Navy (USN) Atlantic & Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years.		*According to the March 28, 1927 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (DNS) newspaper of Bremerton, WA, USA, he had been the United States Navy (USN) Atlantic & Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years.
	*Per the April 29, 1927 ''DNS'', Mullen had started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy. By April 1927, reportedly he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. [[Boxer:Jackie Fields:012314\|Jackie Fields]]).		*Per the April 29, 1927 ''DNS'', Mullen had started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy aboard the USS ''Tennessee''. By April 1927, reportedly he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. [[Boxer:Jackie Fields:012314\|Jackie Fields]]). He had been the 1925 Battle Fleet Bantamweight Champion, after defeating Sailor Danny Toomey in the semi-finals at Lahaina Roads, and Sailor Joe Fernandez in the finals at Pearl Harbor.

Ric: Boxer:Sailor Paddy Mullen:174914 moved to Sailor Paddy Mullen

2006-10-01T18:56:59Z

Boxer:Sailor Paddy Mullen:174914 moved to Sailor Paddy Mullen

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Ric: boxer code

2005-10-28T23:14:53Z

boxer code

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	[[file:Mullen_Paddy.jpg\|left\|Sailor Paddy Mullen]]		[[file:Mullen_Paddy.jpg\|left\|Sailor Paddy Mullen]]
	~~'''Nationality''': United States~~<br>		<boxer>174914</boxer>
	~~'''Alias''': Irish Paddy Mullins~~<~~br>~~
	~~'''Hometown''': U. S. Navy<br~~>
	'''Division''': Featherweight<br>		'''Division''': Featherweight<br>

	~~[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=174914 Fight Record]<br>~~

	The spelling of this boxer's last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account. Variations include: Paddy/Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin, & Mullins.		*The spelling of this boxer's last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account. Variations include: Paddy/Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin, & Mullins.
			*According to the March 28, 1927 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (DNS) newspaper of Bremerton, WA, USA, he had been the United States Navy (USN) Atlantic & Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years.
	According to the March 28, 1927 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (DNS) newspaper of Bremerton, WA, USA, he had been the United States Navy (USN) Atlantic & Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years. Per the April 29, 1927 DNS, Mullen had started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy. By April 1927, reportedly he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. [[Boxer:Jackie Fields:012314\|Jackie Fields]]).		*Per the April 29, 1927 ''DNS'', Mullen had started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy. By April 1927, reportedly he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. [[Boxer:Jackie Fields:012314\|Jackie Fields]]).

Ric at 15:57, 8 January 2005

2005-01-08T15:57:31Z

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	~~The spelling of this boxer~~'~~s last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account~~.		[[file:Mullen_Paddy.jpg\|left\|Sailor Paddy Mullen]]
	~~Variations include~~: ~~Paddy~~/~~Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin, & Mullins~~.		'''Nationality''': United States<br>
			'''Alias''': Irish Paddy Mullins<br>
			'''Hometown''': U. S. Navy<br>
			'''Division''': Featherweight<br>

			[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=174914 Fight Record]<br>

	~~Per~~ the ~~March 28, 1927 DAILY NEWS SEARCHLIGHT~~ newspaper ~~of Bremerton~~, WA, ~~USA~~, ~~he had been the USN Atlantic~~ & ~~Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years~~.		The spelling of this boxer's last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account. Variations include: Paddy/Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin, & Mullins.

	Per the April 29, 1927 DNS, Mullen started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy.		According to the March 28, 1927 ''Daily News Searchlight'' (DNS) newspaper of Bremerton, WA, USA, he had been the United States Navy (USN) Atlantic & Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years. Per the April 29, 1927 DNS, Mullen had started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy. By April 1927, reportedly he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. [[Boxer:Jackie Fields:012314\|Jackie Fields]]).
	By April 1927, he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. Jackie Fields).

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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The spelling of this boxer's last name varies widely, depending upon the newspaper account.
Variations include: Paddy/Patsy Mullen, Mullens, Mullin, & Mullins.

Per the March 28, 1927 DAILY NEWS SEARCHLIGHT newspaper of Bremerton, WA, USA, he had been the USN Atlantic & Pacific Fleet (All-Navy?) Featherweight Champion for three consecutive years.

Per the April 29, 1927 DNS, Mullen started boxing in 1924 while in the Navy.
By April 1927, he had fought some 70-plus bouts, and lost only six (one vs. Jackie Fields).