Tommy Jones (American) - Revision history

Ric at 00:57, 13 March 2017

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	'''Tommy Jones''' began boxing as a lightweight and worked his way up through the weights. Early in his career, he fought in the New York armories, then in New England. From there he went to Australia, ~~back~~ to the west coast of the United States, back to Australia, ~~then~~ to Hawaii, and finally back to New England.		'''Tommy Jones''' began boxing as a lightweight and worked his way up through the weights. Early in his career, he fought in the New York armories, then in New England. From there he went to Australia, then to the west coast of the United States, back to Australia, to Hawaii, and finally back home in New England.

	~~This Tommy Jones is not to be confused with a white Macon, Georgia, boxer of the 1920s and 1930 with the same name. Tom Jones of Chicago, contemporary with the other two, was a light-heavyweight.~~		The only published records for Jones were partial--appearing in the 1937 and 1938 editions of ''[[Boxing News Record]]''.

	The only published records for Jones were partial~~, and appeared~~ in the 1937 and 1938 editions of ''[[Boxing News Record]]''.

	<small>Most of the linked career record was traced by [[Luckett Davis]]. [[John M. Hogg]] of Brisbane supplied the Australian record. The ''Boston Globe'', ''New York Times'' and various west coast newspapers helped.</small>		<small>Most of the linked career record was traced by [[Luckett Davis]]. [[John M. Hogg]] of Brisbane supplied the Australian record. The ''Boston Globe'', ''New York Times'' and various west coast newspapers helped.</small>

Ric at 00:50, 13 March 2017

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	'''Tommy Jones''' began as a lightweight and worked his way up through the weights. ~~Jones,~~ in his ~~early~~ career, fought in the New York armories,then ~~switched to~~ New England. From there he went on to Australia, back to the west coast of the United States, ~~than~~ Australia ~~again~~, then to Hawaii, and finally back to New England. ~~This record was traced by Luckett Davis. John M. Hogg of Brisbane supplied the Australian record. The Boston Globe, New York Times, and various west coast newspapers helped.~~		'''Tommy Jones''' began boxing as a lightweight and worked his way up through the weights. Early in his career, he fought in the New York armories, then in New England. From there he went to Australia, back to the west coast of the United States, back to Australia, then to Hawaii, and finally back to New England.

	This Tommy Jones is not to be confused with a white Macon, Georgia, boxer of the 1920s and 1930 with the same name. Tom Jones of Chicago, contemporary with the other two, was a light-heavyweight.		This Tommy Jones is not to be confused with a white Macon, Georgia, boxer of the 1920s and 1930 with the same name. Tom Jones of Chicago, contemporary with the other two, was a light-heavyweight.

	The only published records for Jones were partial and appeared in the 1937 and 1938 editions of ~~BOXING NEWS RECORD~~.		The only published records for Jones were partial, and appeared in the 1937 and 1938 editions of ''[[Boxing News Record]]''.

			<small>Most of the linked career record was traced by [[Luckett Davis]]. [[John M. Hogg]] of Brisbane supplied the Australian record. The ''Boston Globe'', ''New York Times'' and various west coast newspapers helped.</small>

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Sweetscientist at 20:36, 6 July 2014

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	Tommy Jones ~~was a black fighter who~~ began as a lightweight and worked his way up through the weights. Jones, in his early career, fought in the New York armories,then switched to New England. From there he went on to Australia, back to the west coast of the United States, than Australia again, then to Hawaii, and finally back to New England. This record was traced by Luckett Davis. John M. Hogg of Brisbane supplied the Australian record. The Boston Globe, New York Times, and various west coast newspapers helped.		'''Tommy Jones''' began as a lightweight and worked his way up through the weights. Jones, in his early career, fought in the New York armories,then switched to New England. From there he went on to Australia, back to the west coast of the United States, than Australia again, then to Hawaii, and finally back to New England. This record was traced by Luckett Davis. John M. Hogg of Brisbane supplied the Australian record. The Boston Globe, New York Times, and various west coast newspapers helped.

	This Tommy Jones is not to be confused with a white Macon, Georgia, boxer of the 1920s and 1930 with the same name. Tom Jones of Chicago, contemporary with the other two, was a light-heavyweight.		This Tommy Jones is not to be confused with a white Macon, Georgia, boxer of the 1920s and 1930 with the same name. Tom Jones of Chicago, contemporary with the other two, was a light-heavyweight.

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Matt at 18:58, 19 April 2009

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	Tommy Jones was a black fighter who began as a lightweight and worked his way up through the weights. Jones, in his early career, fought in the New York armories,then switched to New England. From there he went on to Australia, back to the west coast of the United States, than Australia again, then to Hawaii, and finally back to New England. This record was traced by Luckett Davis. John M. Hogg of Brisbane supplied the Australian record. The Boston Globe, New York Times, and various west coast newspapers helped.		Tommy Jones was a black fighter who began as a lightweight and worked his way up through the weights. Jones, in his early career, fought in the New York armories,then switched to New England. From there he went on to Australia, back to the west coast of the United States, than Australia again, then to Hawaii, and finally back to New England. This record was traced by Luckett Davis. John M. Hogg of Brisbane supplied the Australian record. The Boston Globe, New York Times, and various west coast newspapers helped.

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	The only published records for Jones were partial and appeared in the 1937 and 1938 editions of BOXING NEWS RECORD.		The only published records for Jones were partial and appeared in the 1937 and 1938 editions of BOXING NEWS RECORD.

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Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

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Tommy Jones was a black fighter who began as a lightweight and worked his way up through the weights. Jones, in his early career, fought in the New York armories,then switched to New England. From there he went on to Australia, back to the west coast of the United States, than Australia again, then to Hawaii, and finally back to New England. This record was traced by Luckett Davis. John M. Hogg of Brisbane supplied the Australian record. The Boston Globe, New York Times, and various west coast newspapers helped.

This Tommy Jones is not to be confused with a white Macon, Georgia, boxer of the 1920s and 1930 with the same name. Tom Jones of Chicago, contemporary with the other two, was a light-heavyweight.

The only published records for Jones were partial and appeared in the 1937 and 1938 editions of BOXING NEWS RECORD.