Silent Rowan - Revision history

Ric at 02:06, 25 December 2013

2013-12-25T02:06:21Z

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	<boxer>196360</boxer>		<boxer>196360</boxer>
	'''Trainer:''' [[Emil Klank]]<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Emil Klank]]<br>
	'''Division''': Featherweight		'''Division''': Featherweight
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	Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]], '''Silent Rowan''' reportedly was left a deaf-mute ~~from~~ a case of the measles. By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910. He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.

			Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]], '''Silent Rowan''' reportedly was left a deaf-mute by a case of the measles. By late 1910 he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910. He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.

	The ''Tacoma Daily News'' mentioned that the Rowan brothers were scheduled to have bouts in nearby Port Townsend, WA, on Saturday, Jan. 2, 1909; and, per the Jan. 9 edition, that Port Townsend promoter [[Billy Reaume]], the manager of a large department store, planed to have Silent Rowan remain there all winter.		The ''Tacoma Daily News'' mentioned that the Rowan brothers were scheduled to have bouts in nearby Port Townsend, WA, on Saturday, Jan. 2, 1909; and, per the Jan. 9 edition, that Port Townsend promoter [[Billy Reaume]], the manager of a large department store, planed to have Silent Rowan remain there all winter.

Michael at 18:25, 3 July 2012

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Emil Klank]]<br>		'''Trainer:''' [[Emil Klank]]<br>

Ric at 01:41, 30 July 2008

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	Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]], '''Silent Rowan''' reportedly was left a deaf-mute from a case of the measles. By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910. He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.		Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]], '''Silent Rowan''' reportedly was left a deaf-mute from a case of the measles. By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910. He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.

			The ''Tacoma Daily News'' mentioned that the Rowan brothers were scheduled to have bouts in nearby Port Townsend, WA, on Saturday, Jan. 2, 1909; and, per the Jan. 9 edition, that Port Townsend promoter [[Billy Reaume]], the manager of a large department store, planed to have Silent Rowan remain there all winter.


	[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]		[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]

Ric: trainer's name added; formated text

2008-07-30T00:39:29Z

trainer's name added; formated text

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	<boxer>196360</boxer>		<boxer>196360</boxer>
			'''Trainer:''' [[Emil Klank]]<br>
	'''Division''': Featherweight		'''Division''': Featherweight
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	*Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]]. Silent Rowan reportedly was left a deaf mute from a case of the measles.		Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]], '''Silent Rowan''' reportedly was left a deaf-mute from a case of the measles. By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910. He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.
	*By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.
	*He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.

	[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]		[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]

Ric: cause of muteness noted; image inserted

2008-04-26T18:23:15Z

cause of muteness noted; image inserted

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	<boxer>196360</boxer>		<boxer>196360</boxer>
	'''Division''': Featherweight		'''Division''': Featherweight
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	*Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]].		*Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]]. Silent Rowan reportedly was left a deaf mute from a case of the measles.

	*By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.		*By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.
	*He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.		*He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.

	[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]		[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]

Delisa at 00:35, 10 February 2008

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	*Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]].		*Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]].
	*Silent claimed he had lived near future World Heavyweight Champion [[Jack Dempsey]] as a boy.
	*By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.		*By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.
	*He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.		*He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.

	[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]		[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-14T23:21:33Z

fix internal link

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	'''Division''': Featherweight		'''Division''': Featherweight

	*Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[~~Boxer:Mike Dummy Rowan:194373\|~~Mike (Dummy) Rowan]].		*Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Mike (Dummy) Rowan]].
	*Silent claimed he had lived near future World Heavyweight Champion [[~~Boxer:Jack_Dempsey:009009\|~~Jack Dempsey]] as a boy.		*Silent claimed he had lived near future World Heavyweight Champion [[Jack Dempsey]] as a boy.
	*By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.		*By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.
	*He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.		*He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.

	[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]		[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]

Ric: category

2005-08-30T18:15:25Z

Ric: added some factoids

2005-04-29T16:08:08Z

added some factoids

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	'''Division''': Featherweight		'''Division''': Featherweight

	Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Boxer:Mike Dummy Rowan:194373\|Mike (Dummy) Rowan]]		*Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Boxer:Mike Dummy Rowan:194373\|Mike (Dummy) Rowan]].
			*Silent claimed he had lived near future World Heavyweight Champion [[Boxer:Jack_Dempsey:009009\|Jack Dempsey]] as a boy.
	By ~~November~~ 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.		*By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.
			*He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.

Ric at 07:04, 29 April 2005

2005-04-29T07:04:02Z

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			'''Division''': Featherweight

	Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Boxer:Mike Dummy Rowan:194373\|Mike (Dummy) Rowan]]		Not to be confused with his fellow deaf-mute boxing brother [[Boxer:Mike Dummy Rowan:194373\|Mike (Dummy) Rowan]]

	By November 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.		By November 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.

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	*By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.		*By late 1910, he was working for Carstens Packing House in Tacoma, WA. ''Tacoma Daily News'', Nov. 8, 1910.
	*He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.		*He was still alive and healthy as of 1939, giving physical culture exhibitions with American Indian clubs.

			[[Category:Deaf Boxers\|Rowan, Silent]]