Seattle Elks Club - Revision history

Ric at 05:11, 9 June 2013

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	[[George Adams (Seattle promoter)\|George Adams]] also promoted a few shows here in 1916-17.		[[George Adams (Seattle promoter)\|George Adams]] also promoted a few shows here in 1916-17.

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Ric at 06:11, 8 June 2013

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	The '''Seattle Elks Club''' located at Fourth Avenue and Spring Street in Seattle, Washington; was a boxing venue from 1914 to 1920. [[Pat Scott]] was the original promoter at this venue in 1914~~, and through~~ him it appears [[Nate Druxman]] got his start in promoting. Druxman started out in roles as an announcer, referee, or judge. Druxman eventually took over ~~the promoting~~ in 1915, ~~and promoted~~ the majority of the shows over the Elks Club run as a boxing venue. [[Austin and Salt]] also promoted at least one show, and were involved in other duties. [[George Adams (Seattle promoter)\|George Adams]] also promoted a few shows in 1916-17.		The '''Seattle Elks Club''', located at Fourth Avenue and Spring Street in Seattle, Washington, was a boxing venue from 1914 to 1920. [[Pat Scott]] was the original promoter at this venue in 1914. Through him it appears [[Nate Druxman]] got his start in promoting. Druxman started out in roles as an announcer, referee, or judge. Druxman eventually took over in 1915, promoting the majority of the shows over the Elks Club's future run as a boxing venue.

			[[Austin and Salt]] also promoted at least one show, and were involved in other duties, at this venue.

			[[George Adams (Seattle promoter)\|George Adams]] also promoted a few shows here in 1916-17.

	[[Category:Seattle Venues]]		[[Category:Seattle Venues]]

Matt at 19:48, 5 June 2013

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	The '''Seattle Elks Club''' located at Fourth Avenue and Spring Street in Seattle, Washington; was a boxing venue from 1914 to 1920. [[Pat Scott]] was the original promoter at this venue in 1914, and through him it appears [[Nate Druxman]] got his start in promoting. Druxman started out in roles as an announcer, referee, or judge. Druxman eventually took over the promoting in 1915, and promoted the majority of the shows over the Elks Club run as a boxing venue. [[Austin and Salt]] also promoted at least one show, and were involved in other duties. [[George Adams]] also promoted a few shows in 1916-17.		The '''Seattle Elks Club''' located at Fourth Avenue and Spring Street in Seattle, Washington; was a boxing venue from 1914 to 1920. [[Pat Scott]] was the original promoter at this venue in 1914, and through him it appears [[Nate Druxman]] got his start in promoting. Druxman started out in roles as an announcer, referee, or judge. Druxman eventually took over the promoting in 1915, and promoted the majority of the shows over the Elks Club run as a boxing venue. [[Austin and Salt]] also promoted at least one show, and were involved in other duties. [[George Adams (Seattle promoter)\|George Adams]] also promoted a few shows in 1916-17.

	[[Category:Seattle Venues]]		[[Category:Seattle Venues]]

Matt at 19:48, 5 June 2013

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	The '''Seattle Elks Club''' located at Fourth Avenue and Spring Street in Seattle, Washington; was a boxing venue from 1914 to 1920. [[Pat Scott]] was the original promoter at this venue in 1914, and through him it appears [[Nate Druxman]] got his start in promoting. Druxman started out in roles as an announcer, referee, or judge. Druxman eventually took over the promoting in 1915, and promoted the majority of the shows over ~~this~~ Elks Club run as a boxing venue. [[Austin and Salt]] also promoted at least one show, and were involved in other duties. [[George Adams]] also promoted a few shows in 1916-17.		The '''Seattle Elks Club''' located at Fourth Avenue and Spring Street in Seattle, Washington; was a boxing venue from 1914 to 1920. [[Pat Scott]] was the original promoter at this venue in 1914, and through him it appears [[Nate Druxman]] got his start in promoting. Druxman started out in roles as an announcer, referee, or judge. Druxman eventually took over the promoting in 1915, and promoted the majority of the shows over the Elks Club run as a boxing venue. [[Austin and Salt]] also promoted at least one show, and were involved in other duties. [[George Adams]] also promoted a few shows in 1916-17.

	[[Category:Seattle Venues]]		[[Category:Seattle Venues]]

Matt at 19:47, 5 June 2013

2013-06-05T19:47:54Z

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	The ''Seattle Elks Club'' located at Fourth Avenue and Spring Street in Seattle, Washington; was a boxing venue from 1914 to 1920. [[Pat Scott]] was the original promoter at this venue in 1914, and through him it appears [[Nate Druxman]] got his start in promoting. Druxman started out in roles as an announcer, referee, or judge. Druxman eventually took over the promoting in 1915, and promoted the majority of the shows over this Elks Club run as a boxing venue. [[Austin and Salt]] also promoted at least one show, and were involved in other duties. [[George Adams]] also promoted a few shows in 1916-17.		The '''Seattle Elks Club''' located at Fourth Avenue and Spring Street in Seattle, Washington; was a boxing venue from 1914 to 1920. [[Pat Scott]] was the original promoter at this venue in 1914, and through him it appears [[Nate Druxman]] got his start in promoting. Druxman started out in roles as an announcer, referee, or judge. Druxman eventually took over the promoting in 1915, and promoted the majority of the shows over this Elks Club run as a boxing venue. [[Austin and Salt]] also promoted at least one show, and were involved in other duties. [[George Adams]] also promoted a few shows in 1916-17.

	[[Category:Seattle Venues]]		[[Category:Seattle Venues]]

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The ''Seattle Elks Club'' located at Fourth Avenue and Spring Street in Seattle, Washington; was a boxing venue from 1914 to 1920. [[Pat Scott]] was the original promoter at this venue in 1914, and through him it appears [[Nate Druxman]] got his start in promoting. Druxman started out in roles as an announcer, referee, or judge. Druxman eventually took over the promoting in 1915, and promoted the majority of the shows over this Elks Club run as a boxing venue. [[Austin and Salt]] also promoted at least one show, and were involved in other duties. [[George Adams]] also promoted a few shows in 1916-17.

[[Category:Seattle Venues]]