Tommy Ryan (of McKeesport) - Revision history

Ric: noted that Tony Marino was his brother (and thus likely was NOT this boxer's alias)

2010-06-02T20:35:21Z

noted that Tony Marino was his brother (and thus likely was NOT this boxer's alias)

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	'''Tommy Ryan'''~~, who~~ is to be distinguished from the more well-known [[Tommy Ryan]] (Joseph Youngs)~~, began his career fighting under his actual name of Marino, as either Tony Marino or Young Marino~~. His early record comes from the ''Pittsburgh Post''. A variety of other sources were used for later fights, including the ''New York Times'', the ''Chicago Tribune'', ''Boxing Blade'', and Buffalo newspapers. A record by Sal Rappa in [[IBRO Journal]] #58 was helpful.		'''Tommy Ryan''' is to be distinguished from the more well-known [[Tommy Ryan]] (Joseph Youngs). His early record comes from the ''Pittsburgh Post''. A variety of other sources were used for later fights, including the ''New York Times'', the ''Chicago Tribune'', ''Boxing Blade'', and Buffalo newspapers. A record by Sal Rappa in [[IBRO Journal]] #58 was helpful.

			Ryan was the older brother of fellow bantamweight boxer [[Tony Marino]]: [http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10028/1031373-139.stm#ixzz0ph9zp6Ne].

Ric: Human:10099 moved to Tommy Ryan (of McKeesport)

2009-08-09T17:21:00Z

Human:10099 moved to Tommy Ryan (of McKeesport)

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Ric: corrected image

2009-08-09T17:20:43Z

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	Tommy Ryan began his career fighting under his actual name of Marino, as either Tony Marino or Young Marino. His early record comes from the ''Pittsburgh Post''. A variety of other sources were used for later fights, including the ''New York Times'', the ''Chicago Tribune'', ''Boxing Blade'', and Buffalo newspapers. A record by Sal Rappa in [[IBRO Journal]] #58 was helpful.		'''Tommy Ryan''', who is to be distinguished from the more well-known [[Tommy Ryan]] (Joseph Youngs), began his career fighting under his actual name of Marino, as either Tony Marino or Young Marino. His early record comes from the ''Pittsburgh Post''. A variety of other sources were used for later fights, including the ''New York Times'', the ''Chicago Tribune'', ''Boxing Blade'', and Buffalo newspapers. A record by Sal Rappa in [[IBRO Journal]] #58 was helpful.

John: Boxer:Tommy Ryan:010099 moved to Human:10099: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-18T09:32:19Z

Boxer:Tommy Ryan:010099 moved to Human:10099: Pagemove by bot

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Ric: boxer code & image inserted

2006-10-28T15:40:49Z

boxer code & image inserted

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			Tommy Ryan began his career fighting under his actual name of Marino, as either Tony Marino or Young Marino. His early record comes from the ''Pittsburgh Post''. A variety of other sources were used for later fights, including the ''New York Times'', the ''Chicago Tribune'', ''Boxing Blade'', and Buffalo newspapers. A record by Sal Rappa in [[IBRO Journal]] #58 was helpful.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Tommy Ryan began his career fighting under his actual name of Marino, as either Tony Marino or Young Marino. His early record comes from the Pittsburgh Post. A variety of other sources were used for later fights, including the New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, Boxing Blade, and Buffalo newspapers. A record by Sal Rappa in IBRO #58 was helpful.