Tom S. Andrews - Revision history

Ric at 23:11, 30 June 2013

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	'''Thomas S. Andrews''' was the Sports Editor for Milwaukee's ''Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909). He also wrote boxing articles that would be published in other papers nationwide [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1912-02-22/ed-1/seq-2/]. He was also a powerful promoter in Milwaukee.		'''Thomas S. Andrews''' was the Sports Editor for Milwaukee's ''Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909). He also wrote boxing articles that would be published in other papers nationwide [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1912-02-22/ed-1/seq-2/], [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1912-02-26/ed-1/seq-2/]. He was also a powerful promoter in Milwaukee.

	He became the first matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925.		He became the first matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925.

Ric at 22:54, 30 June 2013

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	'''Thomas S. Andrews''' was the Sports Editor for Milwaukee's ''Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909). He was also a powerful promoter in Milwaukee. He became the first matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925. Andrews was widely known for his [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|World’s Sporting Annual]] and [[Ring Battles of Centuries]] sports record books.		'''Thomas S. Andrews''' was the Sports Editor for Milwaukee's ''Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909). He also wrote boxing articles that would be published in other papers nationwide [http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88085187/1912-02-22/ed-1/seq-2/]. He was also a powerful promoter in Milwaukee.

			He became the first matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925.

			Andrews was widely known for his [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|World’s Sporting Annual]] and [[Ring Battles of Centuries]] sports record books.

	The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia, and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later. T. S. Andrews died in Milwaukee, aged 72, on Dec. 1, 1941, per ''The New York Times''.		The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia, and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later. T. S. Andrews died in Milwaukee, aged 72, on Dec. 1, 1941, per ''The New York Times''.

Ric: updated page

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			'''Thomas S. Andrews''' was the Sports Editor for Milwaukee's ''Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909). He was also a powerful promoter in Milwaukee. He became the first matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925. Andrews was widely known for his [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|World’s Sporting Annual]] and [[Ring Battles of Centuries]] sports record books.

			The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia, and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later. T. S. Andrews died in Milwaukee, aged 72, on Dec. 1, 1941, per ''The New York Times''.

	~~<br clear=all>~~		Andrews was inducted into the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 1992.
	~~== Sports Editor - Matchmaker - Promoter ==~~
	*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)
	*First matchmaker for the [[~~Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925~~
	*Known for his [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|World’s Sporting Annual]] and [[Ring Battles of ~~Centuries~~]] ~~sports record books~~
	*Was also a powerful promoter in Milwaukee
	*The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later.
	*Died in ~~Milwaukee, aged 72, on Dec~~. ~~1, 1941, per ''The New York Times''~~

			[[:Image:Andrews.ThomasS.jpg\|Photo #2]]
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	[[Category:Boxing Media]]		[[Category:Boxing Media]]

Ric: date of death provided

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date of death provided

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	== Sports Editor - Matchmaker - Promoter ==		== Sports Editor - Matchmaker - Promoter ==

	*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)		*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)
	*First matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925		*First matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925
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	*The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later.		*The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later.
			*Died in Milwaukee, aged 72, on Dec. 1, 1941, per ''The New York Times''

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	== Sports Editor - Matchmaker - Promoter ==		== Sports Editor - Matchmaker - Promoter ==
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	*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)		*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)
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	*The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later.		*The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later.

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Matt at 15:22, 1 June 2005

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	*First matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925		*First matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925
	*Known for his [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|World’s Sporting Annual]] and [[Ring Battles of Centuries]] sports record books		*Known for his [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|World’s Sporting Annual]] and [[Ring Battles of Centuries]] sports record books
	*~~Reportedly was~~ also a promoter in Milwaukee		*Was also a powerful promoter in Milwaukee
	*The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later.		*The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later.

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	*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)		*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)
	*First matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925		*First matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925
	*Known for his [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|record books]]		*Known for his [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|World’s Sporting Annual]] and [[Ring Battles of Centuries]] sports record books
	*Reportedly was also a promoter in Milwaukee		*Reportedly was also a promoter in Milwaukee
	*The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later.		*The ''Tacoma Daily News'' (Tacoma, WA, USA) reported that a Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter, had fallen on a sidewalk in Sydney, Australia and died from his injuries (Dec. 8, 1919). But this was probably a different Tom Andrews, or an erroneous report, given that Andrews was working at the Olympic Auditorium years later.

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	== Sports Editor - Matchmaker - Promoter ==		== Sports Editor - Matchmaker - Promoter ==
			[[file:Andrews.ThomasS.jpg\|left\|Tom Andrews]]

	*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)		*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)
	*First matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925		*First matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925

Chuck at 06:55, 30 March 2005

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	== Sports Editor - Matchmaker - Promoter ==		== Sports Editor - Matchmaker - Promoter ==
	*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)		*Sports Editor for the ''Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin'' newspaper (circa 1909)
	*First matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]]		*First matchmaker for the [[Olympic Auditorium]] in Los Angeles in 1925
	*Known for his [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|record books]]		*Known for his [[T. S. Andrews World’s Sporting Annual Record Books\|record books]]
	*Reportedly was also a promoter in Milwaukee		*Reportedly was also a promoter in Milwaukee