Ted Moore - Revision history

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	He died penniless at a hospital in Vancouver, B.C., according to contemporary newspaper accounts.		He died penniless at a hospital in Vancouver, B.C., according to contemporary newspaper accounts.

	[http://www.harrygreb.com/tedmoorebiopage.html Bio]		* [http://www.harrygreb.com/tedmoorebiopage.html Bio]

			* [http://news.boxrec.com/news/2011/forgotten-story-of%E2%80%A6-brits-who-took-great-harry-greb The Brits who took on the great Harry Greb] (article)

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	<boxer>011335</boxer>		<boxer>011335</boxer>
	'''Division''': Middleweight<br>		'''Division''': Middleweight<br>
	'''Manager''': [[Joe Jacobs]]		'''Manager''': [[Joe Jacobs]]
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			'''Ted Moore''' first came to the United States in 1924. For ten years after his professional boxing career ended, Moore was a promoter, matchmaker and trainer of young boxers in the Vancouver, British Columbia, area of Canada.

	He first came to the United States in 1924. For ten years after his professional boxing career ended, Moore was a promoter, matchmaker and trainer of young boxers in the Vancouver, British Columbia, area of Canada.		The August 15, 1945 ''New York Times'', p. 19, reported that Moore defeated [[Max Schmeling]] in Hamburg, Germany in 1922, at age 17 years. And that his European victories included a 20-round decision over Bill Bombardier Wells and Maurice Prennioer, champion of France. The ''Times'' also reported that Moore died at age 40.

	The August 15, 1945 ''New York Times'', p. 19, reported that Moore defeated Max Schmeling in Hamburg, Germany in 1922, at age 17 years.
	And that his European victories included a 20-round decision over Bill Bombardier Wells and Maurice Prennioer, champion of France.
	The ''Times'' also reported that Moore died at age 40.

	He died penniless at a hospital in Vancouver, B.C., according to contemporary newspaper accounts.		He died penniless at a hospital in Vancouver, B.C., according to contemporary newspaper accounts.

	[http://www.harrygreb.com/tedmoorebiopage.html Bio]		[http://www.harrygreb.com/tedmoorebiopage.html Bio]

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2007-02-04T19:23:53Z

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			'''Division''': Middleweight<br>
			'''Manager''': [[Joe Jacobs]]

	~~He first came to the United States in 1924.~~
	~~For ten years after his professional boxing career ended, Moore was a promoter, matchmaker and trainer of young boxers in the Vancouver, British Columbia, area of Canada.~~

	He ~~died penniless, according~~ to ~~contemporary newspaper accounts~~, at a ~~hospital~~ in Vancouver, ~~B.C~~.		He first came to the United States in 1924. For ten years after his professional boxing career ended, Moore was a promoter, matchmaker and trainer of young boxers in the Vancouver, British Columbia, area of Canada.

	(The August 15, 1945 ~~THE NEW YORK TIMES~~, p. 19, reported that Moore defeated Max Schmeling in Hamburg, Germany in 1922, at age 17 years.		The August 15, 1945 ''New York Times'', p. 19, reported that Moore defeated Max Schmeling in Hamburg, Germany in 1922, at age 17 years.
	And that his European victories included a 20-round decision over Bill Bombardier Wells and Maurice Prennioer, champion of France.		And that his European victories included a 20-round decision over Bill Bombardier Wells and Maurice Prennioer, champion of France.
	The ~~TIMES~~ also reported that Moore died at age 40.)		The ''Times'' also reported that Moore died at age 40.

			He died penniless at a hospital in Vancouver, B.C., according to contemporary newspaper accounts.

			[http://www.harrygreb.com/tedmoorebiopage.html Bio]

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

New page

http://www.harrygreb.com/tedmoorebiopage.html

He first came to the United States in 1924.
For ten years after his professional boxing career ended, Moore was a promoter, matchmaker and trainer of young boxers in the Vancouver, British Columbia, area of Canada.

He died penniless, according to contemporary newspaper accounts, at a hospital in Vancouver, B.C.

(The August 15, 1945 THE NEW YORK TIMES, p. 19, reported that Moore defeated Max Schmeling in Hamburg, Germany in 1922, at age 17 years.
And that his European victories included a 20-round decision over Bill Bombardier Wells and Maurice Prennioer, champion of France.
The TIMES also reported that Moore died at age 40.)