Sam Lagonia - Revision history

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	*Lagonia was the middleweight (up to 158 lbs) national amateur champion three consecutive years (1919, 1920, 1921) before turning professional later in that last year.		*Lagonia was the middleweight (up to 158 lbs) national amateur champion three consecutive years (1919, 1920, 1921) before turning professional later in that last year.
	*Won 3 amateur boxing titles in one night. On March 29, 1919 at Madison Square Garden concert hall at the finals of the A.A.U. championship tournament, Lagonia took titles at 158 (def. J.F. Bradley - unattached)and 175 (def. J.J. Tomeshek - New West Side A.C.) and the heavyweight class (def. C. Okum - Clark House A.A.). The same feat had been achieved only once prior, in 1916 by [[John Gaddi]] of St. Bartholomew's when he gained titles in the same divisions (NYTimes March 30, 1919).		*Won 3 amateur boxing titles in one night. On March 29, 1919 at Madison Square Garden concert hall at the finals of the A.A.U. championship tournament, Lagonia took titles at 158 (def. J.F. Bradley - unattached)and 175 (def. J.J. Tomeshek - New West Side A.C.) and the heavyweight class (def. C. Okum - Clark House A.A.). The same feat had been achieved only once prior, in 1916 by [[John Gaddi]] of St. Bartholomew's when he gained titles in the same divisions (NYTimes March 30, 1919).

			Joined NYC Fire Department in 1920 from which he returned as a Captain.

	== Olympic games results ==		== Olympic games results ==

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	*Lagonia was the middleweight (up to 158 lbs) national amateur champion three consecutive years (1919, 1920, 1921) before turning professional later in that last year.		*Lagonia was the middleweight (up to 158 lbs) national amateur champion three consecutive years (1919, 1920, 1921) before turning professional later in that last year.
	*Won 3 amateur boxing titles in one night. On March 29, 1919 at Madison Square Garden concert hall at the finals of the A.A.U. championship tournament, Lagonia took titles at 158 (def. J.F. Bradley - unattached)and 175 (def. J.J. Tomeshek - New West Side A.C.) and the heavyweight class (def. C. Okum - Clark House A.A.). ~~Feat was performed~~ in 1916 by John Gaddi of St. Bartholomew's when he gained titles ~~at similar weights.~~ (NYTimes March 30, 1919).		*Won 3 amateur boxing titles in one night. On March 29, 1919 at Madison Square Garden concert hall at the finals of the A.A.U. championship tournament, Lagonia took titles at 158 (def. J.F. Bradley - unattached)and 175 (def. J.J. Tomeshek - New West Side A.C.) and the heavyweight class (def. C. Okum - Clark House A.A.). The same feat had been achieved only once prior, in 1916 by [[John Gaddi]] of St. Bartholomew's when he gained titles in the same divisions (NYTimes March 30, 1919).

	== Olympic games results ==		== Olympic games results ==

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	*Lagonia was the middleweight (up to 158 lbs) national amateur champion three consecutive years (1919, 1920, 1921) before turning professional later in that last year.		*Lagonia was the middleweight (up to 158 lbs) national amateur champion three consecutive years (1919, 1920, 1921) before turning professional later in that last year.
	*Won 3 amateur boxing titles in one night. On March 29, 1919 at Madison Square Garden concert hall at the finals of the A.A.U. championship tournament, Lagonia took titles at 158 (def. J.F. Bradley - unattached)and 175 (def. J.J. Tomeshek - New West Side A.C.) and the heavyweight class (def. C. Okum - Clark House A.A.). Feat was performed in 1916 by John Gaddi of St. Bartholomew's when he gained titles at similar weights. (NYTimes March 30, 1919).		*Won 3 amateur boxing titles in one night. On March 29, 1919 at Madison Square Garden concert hall at the finals of the A.A.U. championship tournament, Lagonia took titles at 158 (def. J.F. Bradley - unattached)and 175 (def. J.J. Tomeshek - New West Side A.C.) and the heavyweight class (def. C. Okum - Clark House A.A.). Feat was performed in 1916 by John Gaddi of St. Bartholomew's when he gained titles at similar weights. (NYTimes March 30, 1919).

			== Olympic games results ==
			'''1920''' (as a middleweight)
			*1st round bye
			*Defeated [[Rolf Jacobsen]] (Norway) PTS
			*Lost to [[Harry Mallin]] (Great Britain) PTS

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			[[Category:American Olympians]]
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			[[Category:United States Amateur Champions]]

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	Lagonia was the middleweight (up to 158 lbs) national amateur champion three consecutive years (1919, 1920, 1921) before turning professional later in that last year.		*Lagonia was the middleweight (up to 158 lbs) national amateur champion three consecutive years (1919, 1920, 1921) before turning professional later in that last year.
			*Won 3 amateur boxing titles in one night. On March 29, 1919 at Madison Square Garden concert hall at the finals of the A.A.U. championship tournament, Lagonia took titles at 158 (def. J.F. Bradley - unattached)and 175 (def. J.J. Tomeshek - New West Side A.C.) and the heavyweight class (def. C. Okum - Clark House A.A.). Feat was performed in 1916 by John Gaddi of St. Bartholomew's when he gained titles at similar weights. (NYTimes March 30, 1919).

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Lagonia was the middleweight (up to 158 lbs) national amateur champion three consecutive years (1919, 1920, 1921) before turning professional later in that last year.