Solly Krieger - Revision history

Nero3000 at 04:33, 17 May 2024

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Bert at 09:32, 17 December 2011

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	For years afterward, Krieger's left eye gave him trouble. Miami Beach surgeons removed it April 19, 1951. He had wanted to donate the cornea for some sightless person, but it was found to be infected and could not be transplanted. ''New York Times''		For years afterward, Krieger's left eye gave him trouble. Miami Beach surgeons removed it April 19, 1951. He had wanted to donate the cornea for some sightless person, but it was found to be infected and could not be transplanted. ''New York Times''
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Bert at 06:47, 17 December 2011

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	The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the [[Golden Gloves]], stated that in his amateur days in 1929, '''Solly Krieger''' was known as '''Danny Auerbach''' before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.) In 1928 he won the Novice New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Jack Graham]] at welterweight and the Intercity Golden Gloves Championship in the 1st division at welterweight vs. [[Nick Fosco]].		The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the [[Golden Gloves]], stated that in his amateur days in 1929, '''Solly Krieger''' was known as '''Danny Auerbach''' before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.) In 1928 he won the Novice New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Jackie Graham\|Jack Graham]] at welterweight and the Intercity Golden Gloves Championship in the 1st division at welterweight vs. [[Nick Fosco]].

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Bert at 06:37, 17 December 2011

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	The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the [[Golden Gloves]], stated that in his amateur days in 1929, '''Solly Krieger''' was known as '''Danny Auerbach''' before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.) In 1928 he won the Novice New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Jack Graham]]at welterweight and the Intercity Golden Gloves Championship in the 1st division at welterweight vs. [[Nick Fosco]].		The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the [[Golden Gloves]], stated that in his amateur days in 1929, '''Solly Krieger''' was known as '''Danny Auerbach''' before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.) In 1928 he won the Novice New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Jack Graham]] at welterweight and the Intercity Golden Gloves Championship in the 1st division at welterweight vs. [[Nick Fosco]].

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Bert at 06:34, 17 December 2011

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	The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the [[Golden Gloves]], stated that in his amateur days in 1929, '''Solly Krieger''' was known as Danny Auerbach before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.) In 1928 he won the Novice New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Jack Graham]]at welterweight and the Intercity Golden Gloves Championship in the 1st division at welterweight vs. [[Nick Fosco]].		The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the [[Golden Gloves]], stated that in his amateur days in 1929, '''Solly Krieger''' was known as '''Danny Auerbach''' before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.) In 1928 he won the Novice New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Jack Graham]]at welterweight and the Intercity Golden Gloves Championship in the 1st division at welterweight vs. [[Nick Fosco]].

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Bert at 06:31, 17 December 2011

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	For years afterward, Krieger's left eye gave him trouble. Miami Beach surgeons removed it April 19, 1951. He had wanted to donate the cornea for some sightless person, but it was found to be infected and could not be transplanted. ''New York Times''		For years afterward, Krieger's left eye gave him trouble. Miami Beach surgeons removed it April 19, 1951. He had wanted to donate the cornea for some sightless person, but it was found to be infected and could not be transplanted. ''New York Times''
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			before=[[Al Hostak]]\|
			title=[[NBA World Middleweight Champion]]\|
			after=[[Al Hostak]]\|
			years=1 Nov 1938 – 27 Jun 1939}}
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Bert at 06:15, 17 December 2011

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	The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the [[Golden Gloves]], stated that in his amateur days in 1929, '''Solly Krieger''' was known as Danny Auerbach before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.)		The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the [[Golden Gloves]], stated that in his amateur days in 1929, '''Solly Krieger''' was known as Danny Auerbach before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.) In 1928 he won the Novice New York Daily News Golden Gloves Championship vs. [[Jack Graham]]at welterweight and the Intercity Golden Gloves Championship in the 1st division at welterweight vs. [[Nick Fosco]].

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			before= [[Robert McKenna]]\|
			title= [[New York Golden Gloves\|New York Daily News Golden Gloves]] <br /> Novice Welterweight Champion \|
			years= 1928 \|
			after= [[George Palmer]]}}
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			before= Inagural of tournament\|
			title= [[Intercity Golden Gloves\|Intercity Golden Gloves]] <br /> Welterweight Champion \|
			years= 1928 \|
			after= [[Salvatore (Red) Affinito]]}}
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	=== World Title History ===		=== World Title History ===
	Krieger won the [[National Boxing Association]] Middleweight Title on November 1, 1938 over [[Al Hostak]] by 15 round majority decision. Hostak broke both hands in the bout which left him ineffective offensively. However, Krieger fought inside Hostak, and did very effective body work against his opponent.		Krieger won the [[National Boxing Association]] Middleweight Title on November 1, 1938 over [[Al Hostak]] by 15 round majority decision. Hostak broke both hands in the bout which left him ineffective offensively. However, Krieger fought inside Hostak, and did very effective body work against his opponent. In his rematch with Hostak on June 27, 1939, Krieger struggled to make weight, and by accounts of papers--such as the ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer''--he was a mere shadow of the fighter who had won the title seven months earlier. Hostak easily disposed of him in four rounds to regain the NBA Title.

	In his rematch with Hostak on June 27, 1939, Krieger struggled to make weight, and by accounts of papers--such as the ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer''--he was a mere shadow of the fighter who had won the title seven months earlier. Hostak easily disposed of him in four rounds to regain the NBA Title.

	After his loss to Hostak, Krieger moved up to Light Heavyweight, and would fight his last fight as a Heavyweight, against [[Lee Savold]].		After his loss to Hostak, Krieger moved up to Light Heavyweight, and would fight his last fight as a Heavyweight, against [[Lee Savold]].
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	For years afterward, Krieger's left eye gave him trouble. Miami Beach surgeons removed it April 19, 1951. He had wanted to donate the cornea for some sightless person, but it was found to be infected and could not be transplanted. ''New York Times''		For years afterward, Krieger's left eye gave him trouble. Miami Beach surgeons removed it April 19, 1951. He had wanted to donate the cornea for some sightless person, but it was found to be infected and could not be transplanted. ''New York Times''

	[[Category:World Middleweight Champions~~\|Krieger, Solly~~]]
	[[Category:American World Champions~~\|Krieger, Solly~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Krieger, Solly}}
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers~~\|Krieger, Solly~~]]		[[Category:New York Daily News Golden Gloves Champions]]
			[[Category:Intercity Golden Gloves Champions]]
			[[Category:World Middleweight Champions]]
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			[[Category:Jewish Boxers]]

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info about left eye surgically removed in 1951

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	* The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the Golden Gloves, stated that in his amateur days in 1929, Krieger was known as Danny Auerbach before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.)		The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the [[Golden Gloves]], stated that in his amateur days in 1929, '''Solly Krieger''' was known as Danny Auerbach before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.)

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	After his loss to Hostak, Krieger moved up to Light Heavyweight, and would fight his last fight as a Heavyweight, against [[Lee Savold]].		After his loss to Hostak, Krieger moved up to Light Heavyweight, and would fight his last fight as a Heavyweight, against [[Lee Savold]].

			For years afterward, Krieger's left eye gave him trouble. Miami Beach surgeons removed it April 19, 1951. He had wanted to donate the cornea for some sightless person, but it was found to be infected and could not be transplanted. ''New York Times''

	[[Category:World Middleweight Champions\|Krieger, Solly]]		[[Category:World Middleweight Champions\|Krieger, Solly]]
	[[Category:American World Champions\|Krieger, Solly]]		[[Category:American World Champions\|Krieger, Solly]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Krieger, Solly]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Krieger, Solly]]

Fasan at 23:18, 4 January 2011

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	* The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the Golden Gloves, stated that in his amateur days in 1929, Krieger was known as Danny Auerbach before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.)		* The [[Ring Magazine: March 1950\|March 1950]] ''The Ring'' magazine, in its article on the Golden Gloves, stated that in his amateur days in 1929, Krieger was known as Danny Auerbach before changing his name. (He used that name because he first fought in the Golden Gloves under the age limit, so he used his friend's ID. But he was born Solly Krieger.)