Ted Sandwina - Revision history

Ric: I disagree that THE record was ALL done by Miles, considering all the various contributing Editors

2013-06-13T20:32:23Z

I disagree that THE record was ALL done by Miles, considering all the various contributing Editors

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	'''Ted Sandwina''', of German-Jewish-American heritage, was born in Sioux City, Iowa, when his mother, Katie Sandwina, appeared there in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. (The family name actually may be "Sandivina.") His mother was billed as "The World's Strongest Woman." (Source: ''The Ring'', [[Ring Magazine: April 1930\|April 1930 issue]], p. 65.) Sandwina later appeared on the cover of [[Ring Magazine: June 1930\|June 1930]] ''The Ring'' magazine. (See also the 1928 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', page 118.)		'''Ted Sandwina''', of German-Jewish-American heritage, was born in Sioux City, Iowa, when his mother, Katie Sandwina, appeared there in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. (The family name actually may be "Sandivina.") His mother was billed as "The World's Strongest Woman." (Source: ''The Ring'', [[Ring Magazine: April 1930\|April 1930 issue]], p. 65.) Sandwina later appeared on the cover of [[Ring Magazine: June 1930\|June 1930]] ''The Ring'' magazine. (See also the 1928 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', page 118.)



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	This record has been compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of www.boxinghistory.org.uk. Please visit this site if you require further information about this boxer, as there is much more material available.

Kiwi at 09:00, 13 June 2013

2013-06-13T09:00:40Z

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	[[Category: Jewish Boxers\|Sandwina, Ted]]		[[Category: Jewish Boxers\|Sandwina, Ted]]
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			This record has been compiled by Miles Templeton and Richard Ireland of www.boxinghistory.org.uk. Please visit this site if you require further information about this boxer, as there is much more material available.

Ric at 06:36, 7 February 2011

2011-02-07T06:36:07Z

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	'''Manager:''' [[Charles Rose]] (of 1476 Broadway, NYC)<br>		'''Manager:''' [[Charles Rose]] (of 1476 Broadway, NYC)<br>

Ric: located manager's name & address

2011-02-07T04:15:44Z

located manager's name & address

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	<boxer>021837</boxer>		<boxer>021837</boxer>
			'''Manager:''' [[Charles Rose]] (of 1476 Broadway, NYC)<br>
	[[:Image:SandwinaT.jpg\|Photo #2]], [[:Image:Sandwina.jpg\|Photo #3]], [[:Image:Sandwina.Ted.jpg\|Photo #4]]		[[:Image:SandwinaT.jpg\|Photo #2]], [[:Image:Sandwina.jpg\|Photo #3]], [[:Image:Sandwina.Ted.jpg\|Photo #4]]
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	'''Ted Sandwina''', of German-Jewish-American heritage, was born in Sioux City, Iowa, when his mother, Katie Sandwina, appeared there in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. (The family name actually may be "Sandivina.") His mother was billed as "The World's Strongest Woman." (Source: ''The Ring'', [[Ring Magazine: April 1930\|April 1930 issue]], p. 65.) Sandwina later appeared on the cover of [[Ring Magazine: June 1930\|June 1930]] ''The Ring'' magazine. (See also the 1928 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', page 118.)		'''Ted Sandwina''', of German-Jewish-American heritage, was born in Sioux City, Iowa, when his mother, Katie Sandwina, appeared there in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. (The family name actually may be "Sandivina.") His mother was billed as "The World's Strongest Woman." (Source: ''The Ring'', [[Ring Magazine: April 1930\|April 1930 issue]], p. 65.) Sandwina later appeared on the cover of [[Ring Magazine: June 1930\|June 1930]] ''The Ring'' magazine. (See also the 1928 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', page 118.)

Ric: main image replaced; linked to former image; updated text

2010-04-22T04:01:33Z

main image replaced; linked to former image; updated text

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	<boxer>021837</boxer>		<boxer>021837</boxer>
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	*Of German-Jewish-American heritage		'''Ted Sandwina''', of German-Jewish-American heritage, was born in Sioux City, Iowa, when his mother, Katie Sandwina, appeared there in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. (The family name actually may be "Sandivina.") His mother was billed as "The World's Strongest Woman." (Source: ''The Ring'', [[Ring Magazine: April 1930\|April 1930 issue]], p. 65.) Sandwina later appeared on the cover of [[Ring Magazine: June 1930\|June 1930]] ''The Ring'' magazine. (See also the 1928 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', page 118.)
	*Sandwina was born in Sioux City, Iowa, when his mother, Katie Sandwina, appeared there in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. ~~She~~ was billed as "The World's Strongest Woman." (Source: ''The Ring'', April 1930, p. 65.) ~~(Family name "Sandivina"?)~~
	*Sandwina appeared on the cover of [[Ring Magazine: June 1930\|June 1930]] ''The Ring'' magazine

	~~==Source==~~

	*''Everlast Boxing Record 1928'', page 118.
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	[[Category: Jewish Boxers\|Sandwina, Ted]]		[[Category: Jewish Boxers\|Sandwina, Ted]]
	[[Category:German American Boxers]]		[[Category:German American Boxers]]

Red at 15:21, 5 February 2010

2010-02-05T15:21:10Z

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	*''Everlast Boxing Record 1928'', page 118.		*''Everlast Boxing Record 1928'', page 118.
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	[[Category: Jewish Boxers\|Sandwina, Ted]]		[[Category: Jewish Boxers\|Sandwina, Ted]]
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Ric: another image linked

2008-04-11T05:05:53Z

another image linked

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	<boxer>021837</boxer>		<boxer>021837</boxer>
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	*Of German-Jewish-American heritage		*Of German-Jewish-American heritage

Ric: 2nd image linked

2008-03-31T01:43:50Z

2nd image linked

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	*Of German-Jewish-American heritage		*Of German-Jewish-American heritage

Legwarmers1980 at 20:40, 19 November 2006

2006-11-19T20:40:04Z

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	*Of German-American heritage		*Of German-Jewish-American heritage
	*Sandwina was born in Sioux City, Iowa, when his mother, Katie Sandwina, appeared there in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. She was billed as "The World's Strongest Woman." (Source: ''The Ring'', April 1930, p. 65.) (Family name "Sandivina"?)		*Sandwina was born in Sioux City, Iowa, when his mother, Katie Sandwina, appeared there in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. She was billed as "The World's Strongest Woman." (Source: ''The Ring'', April 1930, p. 65.) (Family name "Sandivina"?)
	*Sandwina appeared on the cover of [[Ring Magazine: June 1930\|June 1930]] ''The Ring'' magazine		*Sandwina appeared on the cover of [[Ring Magazine: June 1930\|June 1930]] ''The Ring'' magazine

			==Source==

			*''Everlast Boxing Record 1928'', page 118.

			[[Category: Jewish Boxers\|Sandwina, Ted]]

Ric: spacing

2006-10-29T18:27:43Z

spacing

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	*Of German-American heritage		*Of German-American heritage
	*Sandwina was born in Sioux City, Iowa, when his mother, Katie Sandwina, appeared there in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. She was billed as "The World's Strongest Woman." (Source: ''The Ring'', April 1930, p. 65.) (Family name "Sandivina"?)		*Sandwina was born in Sioux City, Iowa, when his mother, Katie Sandwina, appeared there in the Barnum & Bailey Circus. She was billed as "The World's Strongest Woman." (Source: ''The Ring'', April 1930, p. 65.) (Family name "Sandivina"?)
	*Sandwina appeared on the cover of [[Ring Magazine: June 1930\|June 1930]] ''The Ring'' magazine		*Sandwina appeared on the cover of [[Ring Magazine: June 1930\|June 1930]] ''The Ring'' magazine