Vince DeSantis - Revision history

Ric at 07:11, 1 January 2007

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	*Bob Garcia, the old "Mexican Wildcat," was responsible for introducing DeSantis to boxing.		*[[Bob Garcia]], the old "Mexican Wildcat," was responsible for introducing DeSantis to boxing.
	*Turned professional in 1929, after his amateur career was shortened to one fight per week.		*Turned professional in 1929, after his amateur career was shortened to one fight per week.
	*DeSantis was serious about training. Besides running, he had his own gym on the 2nd floor of his home.		*DeSantis was serious about training. Besides running, he had his own gym on the 2nd floor of his home.
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	Record & bio information courtesy of Buddy Ey, Baltimore, MD.		Record & bio information courtesy of Buddy Ey, Baltimore, MD.

	[[Category: ~~Boxers who served in~~ World War II\|DeSantis, Vince]]		[[Category:World War II Veterans\|DeSantis, Vince]]

Ric: POV edit

2006-11-05T19:29:06Z

POV edit

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	*Bob Garcia, the old Mexican Wildcat, was responsible for introducing ~~Vince~~ to boxing.		*Bob Garcia, the old "Mexican Wildcat," was responsible for introducing DeSantis to boxing.
	*Turned professional in 1929 after his amateur career was shortened to one fight per week.		*Turned professional in 1929, after his amateur career was shortened to one fight per week.
	*~~Vince~~ was ~~a real stickler for~~ training. Besides running, he had his own gym on the 2nd floor of his home.		*DeSantis was serious about training. Besides running, he had his own gym on the 2nd floor of his home.
	*Worked as a chauffeur for the American Brewery Company while his broken hand was healing.		*Worked as a chauffeur for the American Brewery Company while his broken hand was healing.
	*Served in the Army during World War II, stationed at Fort Knox, KY.		*Served in the Army during World War II, stationed at Fort Knox, KY.
	*Owned the Venice Tavern in Baltimore with his brother Frank.		*Owned the Venice Tavern in Baltimore with his brother Frank.
	*Served on the Maryland Nominating Committee and the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.		*Served on the Maryland Nominating Committee and the [[Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame]] Committee.
	*Inducted into the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame in 1978.		*Inducted into the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame in 1978.

Ric: Boxer:Vince DeSantis:376373 moved to Vince DeSantis

2006-11-05T19:27:20Z

Boxer:Vince DeSantis:376373 moved to Vince DeSantis

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Boxer561 at 18:13, 5 November 2006

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	*Inducted into the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame in 1978.		*Inducted into the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame in 1978.

	Record & bio information courtesy of Buddy Ey.		Record & bio information courtesy of Buddy Ey, Baltimore, MD.

	[[Category: Boxers who served in World War II\|DeSantis, Vince]]		[[Category: Boxers who served in World War II\|DeSantis, Vince]]

Boxer561 at 18:13, 5 November 2006

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	*Served on the Maryland Nominating Committee and the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.		*Served on the Maryland Nominating Committee and the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.
	*Inducted into the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame in 1978.		*Inducted into the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame in 1978.

			Record & bio information courtesy of Buddy Ey.

	[[Category: Boxers who served in World War II\|DeSantis, Vince]]		[[Category: Boxers who served in World War II\|DeSantis, Vince]]

Boxer561 at 03:12, 5 November 2006

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	*Owned the Venice Tavern in Baltimore with his brother Frank.		*Owned the Venice Tavern in Baltimore with his brother Frank.
	*Served on the Maryland Nominating Committee and the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.		*Served on the Maryland Nominating Committee and the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.
			*Inducted into the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame in 1978.

	[[Category: Boxers who served in World War II\|DeSantis, Vince]]		[[Category: Boxers who served in World War II\|DeSantis, Vince]]

Boxer561 at 01:48, 5 November 2006

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	*Owned the Venice Tavern in Baltimore with his brother Frank.		*Owned the Venice Tavern in Baltimore with his brother Frank.
	*Served on the Maryland Nominating Committee and the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.		*Served on the Maryland Nominating Committee and the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.

			[[Category: Boxers who served in World War II\|DeSantis, Vince]]

Boxer561 at 01:46, 5 November 2006

2006-11-05T01:46:46Z

New page

<boxer>376373</boxer>

*Bob Garcia, the old Mexican Wildcat, was responsible for introducing Vince to boxing.
*Turned professional in 1929 after his amateur career was shortened to one fight per week.
*Vince was a real stickler for training. Besides running, he had his own gym on the 2nd floor of his home.
*Worked as a chauffeur for the American Brewery Company while his broken hand was healing.
*Served in the Army during World War II, stationed at Fort Knox, KY.
*Owned the Venice Tavern in Baltimore with his brother Frank.
*Served on the Maryland Nominating Committee and the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.