Tommy Billiards - Revision history

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	Billiards was the brother of [[Joe Carson]]. Billiards was known in Cincinnati for being willing to absorb a significant amount of punishment. The July 26, 1926 ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' reported that Billiards worked one day in the camp of heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]], daring Dempsey to hit him in the chin, and was put down fourteen times before being ejected from camp. Billiards was a frequent headliner at [[Humboldt Park Arena]] in Cincinnati. Billiards was originally from Allentown, PA, and his real last name was Van Billiard.		Billiards was the brother of [[Joe Carson]]. Billiards was known in Cincinnati for being willing to absorb a significant amount of punishment. The July 26, 1926 ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' reported that Billiards worked one day in the camp of heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]], daring Dempsey to hit him in the chin, and was put down fourteen times before being ejected from camp. Billiards was a frequent headliner at [[Humboldt Park Arena]] in Cincinnati. Billiards was originally from Allentown, PA, and his real last name was Van Billiard.

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	'''Manager''': [[Fred Batsche]]		'''Manager''': [[Fred Batsche]]

	Billiards was the brother of [[Joe Carson]]. Billiards was known in Cincinnati for being willing to absorb a significant amount of punishment. The July 26, 1926 ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' reported that Billiards worked one day in the camp of heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]], daring Dempsey to hit him in the chin, and was put down fourteen times before being ejected from camp. Billiards was a frequent headliner at [[Humboldt Park Arena]] in Cincinnati. Billiards was originally from Allentown, PA.		Billiards was the brother of [[Joe Carson]]. Billiards was known in Cincinnati for being willing to absorb a significant amount of punishment. The July 26, 1926 ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' reported that Billiards worked one day in the camp of heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]], daring Dempsey to hit him in the chin, and was put down fourteen times before being ejected from camp. Billiards was a frequent headliner at [[Humboldt Park Arena]] in Cincinnati. Billiards was originally from Allentown, PA, and his real last name was Van Billiard.

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			'''Manager''': [[Fred Batsche]]

	Billiards was the brother of [[Joe Carson]]. Billiards was known in Cincinnati for being willing to absorb a significant amount of punishment. The July 26, 1926 ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' reported that Billiards worked one day in the camp of heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]], daring Dempsey to hit him in the chin, and was put down fourteen times before being ejected from camp. Billiards was a frequent headliner at [[Humboldt Park Arena]] in Cincinnati. Billiards was originally from Allentown, PA.		Billiards was the brother of [[Joe Carson]]. Billiards was known in Cincinnati for being willing to absorb a significant amount of punishment. The July 26, 1926 ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' reported that Billiards worked one day in the camp of heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]], daring Dempsey to hit him in the chin, and was put down fourteen times before being ejected from camp. Billiards was a frequent headliner at [[Humboldt Park Arena]] in Cincinnati. Billiards was originally from Allentown, PA.

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	Billiards was the brother of [[Joe Carson]]. Billiards was known in Cincinnati for being willing to absorb a significant amount of punishment. The July 26, 1926 ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' reported that Billiards worked one day in the camp of heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]], daring Dempsey to hit him in the chin, and was put down fourteen times before being ejected from camp. Billiards was a frequent headliner at [[Humboldt Park Arena]] in Cincinnati.		Billiards was the brother of [[Joe Carson]]. Billiards was known in Cincinnati for being willing to absorb a significant amount of punishment. The July 26, 1926 ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' reported that Billiards worked one day in the camp of heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]], daring Dempsey to hit him in the chin, and was put down fourteen times before being ejected from camp. Billiards was a frequent headliner at [[Humboldt Park Arena]] in Cincinnati. Billiards was originally from Allentown, PA.

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	Billiards was the brother of [[Joe Carson]].		Billiards was the brother of [[Joe Carson]]. Billiards was known in Cincinnati for being willing to absorb a significant amount of punishment. The July 26, 1926 ''Cincinnati Enquirer'' reported that Billiards worked one day in the camp of heavyweight champion [[Jack Dempsey]], daring Dempsey to hit him in the chin, and was put down fourteen times before being ejected from camp. Billiards was a frequent headliner at [[Humboldt Park Arena]] in Cincinnati.

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