Tony Portillo - Revision history

Ric: more photos: courtesy of his grand-daughter Elizabeth Portillo

2018-11-29T18:42:40Z

more photos: courtesy of his grand-daughter Elizabeth Portillo

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	'''Manager''': [[Joe Waterman]]<br>		'''Manager''': [[Joe Waterman]]<br>
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	'''Tony Portillo''''s family immigrated from Mexico when he was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen.		'''Tony Portillo''''s family immigrated from Mexico when he was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen.

Ric: more to come

2018-11-28T19:46:24Z

more to come

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	According to the U.S., Naturalization Records (1795-~~19720~~ on the Ancestry.com website, one Antonio Lopez Portillo was born in "Mazatlin," Mexico on February 17, 1907. A married "Boxer" who was residing in Seattle at the time, Portillo applied to be naturalized U.S. citizen on July 1, 1932. He entered the United States in Nogales, Arizona on November 10, 1919.		According to the U.S., Naturalization Records (1795-1972) on the Ancestry.com website, one Antonio Lopez Portillo was born in "Mazatlin," Mexico on February 17, 1907. A married "Boxer" who was residing in Seattle at the time, Portillo applied to be naturalized U.S. citizen on July 1, 1932. He had entered the United States via Nogales, Arizona on November 10, 1919.

	[[Category:Mexican American Boxers\|Portillo, Tony]]		[[Category:Mexican American Boxers\|Portillo, Tony]]

Ric at 21:45, 20 April 2014

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	~~- Chuck Johnston~~		<human>048595</human>

	According to the U.S., Naturalization Records (1795-19720 on the Ancestry.com website, one Antonio Lopez Portillo was born in "Mazatlin," Mexico on February 17, 1907. A married "Boxer" who was residing in Seattle at the time, Portillo applied to be naturalized U.S. citizen on July 1, 1932. He entered the United States in Nogales, Arizona on November 10, 1919.
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	[[file:Portillo.Tony.jpg\|left\|~~Tony Portillo~~]]
	<~~boxer~~>048595</~~boxer~~>
	'''Manager''': [[Joe Waterman]]<br>		'''Manager''': [[Joe Waterman]]<br>
	[[:Image:Portillo.jpg\|Photo #2]]		[[:Image:Portillo.jpg\|Photo #2]]

	~~<br clear=all>~~		'''Tony Portillo''''s family immigrated from Mexico when he was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen.
	'''Tony Portillo''''s family immigrated from Mexico when he was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by [[Joe Waterman]] during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was asked to take a fall. ~~When he refused, he~~ was drugged during his last fight to [[Don Fraser (Welterweight)\|Don Fraser]]. Disillusioned with boxing, he left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California.
			As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by [[Joe Waterman]] during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that when he was asked to take a fall, Tony refused. He was drugged during his last fight to [[Don Fraser (Welterweight)\|Don Fraser]].

			Disillusioned with boxing, Portillo left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California as of 2014.

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			According to the U.S., Naturalization Records (1795-19720 on the Ancestry.com website, one Antonio Lopez Portillo was born in "Mazatlin," Mexico on February 17, 1907. A married "Boxer" who was residing in Seattle at the time, Portillo applied to be naturalized U.S. citizen on July 1, 1932. He entered the United States in Nogales, Arizona on November 10, 1919.

	[[Category:Mexican American Boxers\|Portillo, Tony]]		[[Category:Mexican American Boxers\|Portillo, Tony]]

Chuck1052 at 01:43, 28 February 2013

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			- Chuck Johnston

			According to the U.S., Naturalization Records (1795-19720 on the Ancestry.com website, one Antonio Lopez Portillo was born in "Mazatlin," Mexico on February 17, 1907. A married "Boxer" who was residing in Seattle at the time, Portillo applied to be naturalized U.S. citizen on July 1, 1932. He entered the United States in Nogales, Arizona on November 10, 1919.
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	[[file:Portillo.Tony.jpg\|left\|Tony Portillo]]		[[file:Portillo.Tony.jpg\|left\|Tony Portillo]]
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Ric: 2nd image linked

2008-04-08T02:09:36Z

2nd image linked

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	'''Manager''': [[Joe Waterman]]		'''Manager''': [[Joe Waterman]]<br>
			[[:Image:Portillo.jpg\|Photo #2]]

	Portillo's family immigrated from Mexico when ~~Tony~~ was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by [[Joe Waterman]] during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was asked to take a fall. When he refused, he was drugged during his last fight to [[Don Fraser (Welterweight)\|Don Fraser]]. Disillusioned with boxing, he left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California.		<br clear=all>
			'''Tony Portillo''''s family immigrated from Mexico when he was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by [[Joe Waterman]] during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was asked to take a fall. When he refused, he was drugged during his last fight to [[Don Fraser (Welterweight)\|Don Fraser]]. Disillusioned with boxing, he left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California.

	[[Category:Mexican American Boxers\|Portillo, Tony]]		[[Category:Mexican American Boxers\|Portillo, Tony]]

Matt: proofread, wikified

2007-04-07T01:18:50Z

proofread, wikified

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	* Of Mexican heritage.		'''Manager''': [[Joe Waterman]]
	* Reported by some papers during his boxing career as named "Antonio.
	~~Tony~~'s ~~Family~~ immigrated from Mexico when Tony was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by Joe Waterman during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was asked to take a fall. When he refused, he was drugged during his last fight to ~~Frasier~~. ~~Disolusioned~~ with boxing,he left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California.		Portillo's family immigrated from Mexico when Tony was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by [[Joe Waterman]] during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was asked to take a fall. When he refused, he was drugged during his last fight to [[Don Fraser (Welterweight)\|Don Fraser]]. Disillusioned with boxing, he left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California.

			[[Category:Mexican American Boxers\|Portillo, Tony]]

Tpboxer at 01:05, 7 April 2007

2007-04-07T01:05:05Z

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	* Of Mexican heritage.		* Of Mexican heritage.
	* Reported by some papers during his boxing career as named "Antonio.		* Reported by some papers during his boxing career as named "Antonio.
	Tony's Family immigrated from Mexico when Tony was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by Joe Waterman during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was drugged during his last fight ~~and was asked~~ to ~~take a fall~~. Disolusioned with boxing,he left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California.		Tony's Family immigrated from Mexico when Tony was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by Joe Waterman during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was asked to take a fall. When he refused, he was drugged during his last fight to Frasier. Disolusioned with boxing,he left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California.

Tpboxer at 00:59, 7 April 2007

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	* Of Mexican heritage.		* Of Mexican heritage.
	* Reported by some papers during his boxing career as named "Antonio.		* Reported by some papers during his boxing career as named "Antonio.
	Tony's Family ~~migrated~~ from Mexico when Tony was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by Joe Waterman during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was drugged during his last fight and was asked to take a fall. Disolusioned with boxing,he left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California.		Tony's Family immigrated from Mexico when Tony was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by Joe Waterman during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was drugged during his last fight and was asked to take a fall. Disolusioned with boxing,he left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California.

Tpboxer at 00:56, 7 April 2007

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	* Of Mexican heritage.		* Of Mexican heritage.
	* Reported by some papers during his boxing career as named "Antonio.		* Reported by some papers during his boxing career as named "Antonio.
	Tony's Family migrated from Mexico when Tony was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by Joe Waterman during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was drugged during his last fight. Disolusioned with boxing,he left his career behind ~~and pursued a family life~~. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. ~~He currently has~~ surviving family in Mexico, and California.		Tony's Family migrated from Mexico when Tony was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by Joe Waterman during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was drugged during his last fight and was asked to take a fall. Disolusioned with boxing,he left his career as a boxer behind. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. His surviving family lives in Mexico and California.

Tpboxer at 00:54, 7 April 2007

2007-04-07T00:54:54Z

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	* Of Mexican heritage.		* Of Mexican heritage.
	* Reported by some papers during his boxing career as named "Antonio."		* Reported by some papers during his boxing career as named "Antonio.
			Tony's Family migrated from Mexico when Tony was a young boy. His formal name was Antonio Lopez Portillo. He was related to the former President of Mexico, Jose Lopez Portillo. He later became a U.S. citizen. As a young boy he worked for a laundry where he was spotted by Joe Waterman during a fight with another young man. It has been reported by his brother, Richard, that he was drugged during his last fight. Disolusioned with boxing,he left his career behind and pursued a family life. He later became a motion picture projectionist. He died July 10, 1961 of prostate cancer and was survived by his wife, Lydia, and four children, Antonio, Jose, Maryanne and Dolores. He currently has surviving family in Mexico, and California.