Tommy O'Keefe - Revision history

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	O'Keefe started boxing at age 10 with older kids in his neighborhood of Fifth & Carpenter. At age 14, walked to the old Lyceum Theater, Eighth & Vine, to start his ring career as an amateur. He took on the name O'Keefe early on. He became a protege of [[Jack Blackburn]], trainer for heavyweight champion Joe Louis. He boxed as a bantam, feather, and lightweight. He retired in 1918 after losing to Willie Jackson.		O'Keefe started boxing at age 10 with older kids in his neighborhood of Fifth & Carpenter. At age 14, walked to the old Lyceum Theater, Eighth & Vine, to start his ring career as an amateur. He took on the name O'Keefe early on. He became a protege of [[Jack Blackburn]], trainer for heavyweight champion Joe Louis. [[Johnny Loftus]] seconded for O'Keefe when he would fight in Reading. He boxed as a bantam, feather, and lightweight. He retired in 1918 after losing to Willie Jackson.

	After he retired, O'Keefe became a Pennsylvania Commission boxing referee in 1925. He lived in both Philadelphia, and at 909 Church Lane, Yeadon, PA. He was married and had two daughters: Rose & Catherine.		After he retired, O'Keefe became a Pennsylvania Commission boxing referee in 1925. He lived in both Philadelphia, and at 909 Church Lane, Yeadon, PA. He was married and had two daughters: Rose & Catherine.

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	O'Keefe started boxing at age 10 with older kids in his neighborhood of Fifth & Carpenter. At age 14, walked to the old Lyceum Theater, Eighth & Vine, to start his ring career as an amateur. He took on the name O'Keefe early on. He became a protege of [[Jack Blackburn]], trainer for heavyweight champion Joe Louis. He boxed as a bantam, feather, and lightweight. He retired in 1918 after losing to Willie Jackson.		O'Keefe started boxing at age 10 with older kids in his neighborhood of Fifth & Carpenter. At age 14, walked to the old Lyceum Theater, Eighth & Vine, to start his ring career as an amateur. He took on the name O'Keefe early on. He became a protege of [[Jack Blackburn]], trainer for heavyweight champion Joe Louis. He boxed as a bantam, feather, and lightweight. He retired in 1918 after losing to Willie Jackson.

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	Virtually all of the BoxRec Fight Record is courtesy of Paul Zabala & Luckett Davis of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 76]], Dec. 20, 2002, pp. 52-53. See also [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 79]], p. 72.		Virtually all of the BoxRec Fight Record is courtesy of Paul Zabala & Luckett Davis of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 76]], Dec. 20, 2002, pp. 52-53. See also [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 79]], p. 72.

	<small>The image above is from a ~~Hassan~~ cigarette card, owned by Luckett Davis</small>		<small>The image above is from a Mecca cigarette card, owned by Luckett Davis</small>

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	~~Virtually all~~ of ~~this record is courtesy of Paul Zabala~~ & ~~Luckett Davis of~~ the ~~International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO)~~, ~~Journal #76~~, ~~Dec~~. 20, ~~2002~~, ~~pp. 52-53.~~		O'Keefe started boxing at age 10 with older kids in his neighborhood of Fifth & Carpenter. At age 14, walked to the old Lyceum Theater, Eighth & Vine, to start his ring career as an amateur. He took on the name O'Keefe early on. He became a protege of [[Jack Blackburn]], trainer for heavyweight champion Joe Louis. He boxed as a bantam, feather, and lightweight. He retired in 1918 after losing to Willie Jackson.
	~~See also IBRO Journal #79~~, p. 72.

	~~O'Keefe started boxing at age 10 with older kids in his neighborhood of Fifth & Carpenter.~~		After he retired, O'Keefe became a Pennsylvania Commission boxing referee in 1925. He lived in both Philadelphia, and at 909 Church Lane, Yeadon, PA. He was married and had two daughters: Rose & Catherine.
	~~At age 14~~, ~~walked to the old Lyceum Theater, Eighth & Vine, to start his ring career as an amateur.~~
	~~He took on the name~~ O'Keefe ~~early on.~~		----
	~~He became a protege of Jack Blackburn, trainer for heavyweight champion Joe Louis.~~
	~~He boxed as a bantam, feather, and lightweight.~~		Virtually all of the BoxRec Fight Record is courtesy of Paul Zabala & Luckett Davis of the [[International Boxing Research Organization]] (IBRO), [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 76]], Dec. 20, 2002, pp. 52-53. See also [[IBRO Journal Issue No. 79]], p. 72.
	~~He retired in 1918 after losing to Willie Jackson.~~
	He became a Pennsylvania Commission boxing referee in 1925.		<small>The image above is from a Hassan cigarette card, owned by Luckett Davis</small>
	He lived in both ~~Philly~~ and at 909 Church Lane, Yeadon, PA.
	He was married and had two daughters: Rose & Catherine.

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	He became a protege of Jack Blackburn, trainer for heavyweight champion Joe Louis.		He became a protege of Jack Blackburn, trainer for heavyweight champion Joe Louis.
	He boxed as a bantam, feather, and lightweight.		He boxed as a bantam, feather, and lightweight.
	~~Reportedly, he had around 250 bouts, losing five by knockout.~~
	He retired in 1918 after losing to Willie Jackson.		He retired in 1918 after losing to Willie Jackson.
	He became a Pennsylvania Commission boxing referee in 1925.		He became a Pennsylvania Commission boxing referee in 1925.
	He lived in both Philly and at 909 Church Lane, Yeadon, PA.		He lived in both Philly and at 909 Church Lane, Yeadon, PA.
	He was married and had two daughters: Rose & Catherine.		He was married and had two daughters: Rose & Catherine.

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	Virtually all of this record is courtesy of Paul Zabala & Luckett Davis of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO), Journal #76, Dec. 20, 2002, pp. 52-53.		Virtually all of this record is courtesy of Paul Zabala & Luckett Davis of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO), Journal #76, Dec. 20, 2002, pp. 52-53.

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	Virtually all of this record is courtesy of Paul Zabala & Luckett Davis of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO), Journal #76, Dec. 20, 2002, pp. 52-53.		Virtually all of this record is courtesy of Paul Zabala & Luckett Davis of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO), Journal #76, Dec. 20, 2002, pp. 52-53.
	See also IBRO Journal #79, p. 72.		See also IBRO Journal #79, p. 72.

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Virtually all of this record is courtesy of Paul Zabala & Luckett Davis of the International Boxing Research Organization (IBRO), Journal #76, Dec. 20, 2002, pp. 52-53.
See also IBRO Journal #79, p. 72.

O'Keefe started boxing at age 10 with older kids in his neighborhood of Fifth & Carpenter.
At age 14, walked to the old Lyceum Theater, Eighth & Vine, to start his ring career as an amateur.
He took on the name O'Keefe early on.
He became a protege of Jack Blackburn, trainer for heavyweight champion Joe Louis.
He boxed as a bantam, feather, and lightweight.
Reportedly, he had around 250 bouts, losing five by knockout.
He retired in 1918 after losing to Willie Jackson.
He became a Pennsylvania Commission boxing referee in 1925.
He lived in both Philly and at 909 Church Lane, Yeadon, PA.
He was married and had two daughters: Rose & Catherine.