Young Dencio - Revision history

John at 14:40, 30 January 2007

2007-01-30T14:40:54Z

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	IBRO JOURNAL #82 (June 23, 2004), pp. 35-37.		IBRO JOURNAL #82 (June 23, 2004), pp. 35-37.

	Compiled by Luckett Davis (based, in part, on Laurence Fielding's earlier record).		Compiled by [[Luckett Davis]] (based, in part, on Laurence Fielding's earlier record).

	Young Dencio is to be distinquished with Pancho (Young) Dencio, a bantamweight and featherweight who also fought in the United States.		Young Dencio is to be distinquished with Pancho (Young) Dencio, a bantamweight and featherweight who also fought in the United States.
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	*''Pittsburgh Post''		*''Pittsburgh Post''
	*''Chicago Tribune'' (Bob Soderman)		*''Chicago Tribune'' (Bob Soderman)
	*Record of Alex Burlie (Michel Gladu)		*Record of Alex Burlie [[Michel Gladu]]
	*Plus some fights entered previously by other BoxRec editors.		*Plus some fights entered previously by other BoxRec editors.

	Possible additional fights were with Joey Ross, Marty Gold, and Tony Ponzi. A fight between Dencio and Buster Brown is sometimes indicated, but this was most likely an exhibition as Brown was at least 20 pounds heavier.		Possible additional fights were with Joey Ross, Marty Gold, and Tony Ponzi. A fight between Dencio and Buster Brown is sometimes indicated, but this was most likely an exhibition as Brown was at least 20 pounds heavier.

Ric: Boxer:Young Dencio:010435 moved to Young Dencio

2006-10-31T16:39:04Z

Boxer:Young Dencio:010435 moved to Young Dencio

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Ric at 05:13, 5 April 2005

2005-04-05T05:13:16Z

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	A good portion of the BoxRec Fight Record is courtesy of the [[IBRO Journal\|International Boxing Research Organization]]~~; however, it~~ has been considerably amended to sort out confusion between Young Dencio (Dencio Villamore) and Pancho Dencio (Faustino Cabanela).		A good portion of the BoxRec Fight Record is courtesy of the [[IBRO Journal\|International Boxing Research Organization]]. It has been considerably amended, however, to sort out confusion between Young Dencio (Dencio Villamore) and Pancho Dencio (Faustino Cabanela).
	IBRO JOURNAL #82 (June 23, 2004), pp. 35-37.		IBRO JOURNAL #82 (June 23, 2004), pp. 35-37.

Ric: Wikied & updated

2005-04-05T05:12:07Z

Wikied & updated

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	A good portion of ~~this record~~ is courtesy of the International Boxing Research Organization, ~~however~~ it has been considerably amended to sort out confusion between Young Dencio (Dencio Villamore) and Pancho Dencio (Faustino Cabanela).		<boxer>010435</boxer>

			A good portion of the BoxRec Fight Record is courtesy of the [[IBRO Journal\|International Boxing Research Organization]]; however, it has been considerably amended to sort out confusion between Young Dencio (Dencio Villamore) and Pancho Dencio (Faustino Cabanela).
	IBRO JOURNAL #82 (June 23, 2004), pp. 35-37.		IBRO JOURNAL #82 (June 23, 2004), pp. 35-37.

	Compiled by Luckett Davis (based, in part, on Laurence Fielding's earlier record).		Compiled by Luckett Davis (based, in part, on Laurence Fielding's earlier record).
	~~Young Dencio is not to be confused with Pancho (Young) Dencio, a bantamweight and featherweight, who also fought in the United States.~~
	Young Dencio was also known as Kid Olongapo (MANILA TIMES, May 20, 1924; MANILA DAILY BULLETIN, August 19, 1926) and as Sailor Cacho (PANAMA STAR & HERALD October 24, 1923). He served for many years in the United States Navy.
	~~This record does not include his non-professional service fights.~~

	Main sources:		Young Dencio is to be distinquished with Pancho (Young) Dencio, a bantamweight and featherweight who also fought in the United States.
	Manila Daily Bulletin and Manila Times (Luckett Davis)		Young Dencio was also known as Kid Olongapo (MANILA TIMES, May 20, 1924; MANILA DAILY BULLETIN, August 19, 1926) and as Sailor Cacho (PANAMA STAR & HERALD October 24, 1923). He served for many years in the United States Navy. This record does not include his non-professional service fights.
	Panama Star & Herald (Luckett Davis)
	New York Times (Luckett Davis)		Main sources include:
	Washington and Baltimore newspapers (Laurence Fielding)		*''Manila Daily Bulletin'' and ''Manila Times'' (Luckett Davis)
	Boston Globe		*''Panama Star & Herald'' (Luckett Davis)
	Pittsburgh Post		*''New York Times'' (Luckett Davis)
	Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman)		*Washington and Baltimore newspapers (Laurence Fielding)
	Record of Alex Burlie (Michel Gladu)		*''Boston Globe''
	Plus some fights entered previously by other BoxRec editors.		*''Pittsburgh Post''
			*''Chicago Tribune'' (Bob Soderman)
			*Record of Alex Burlie (Michel Gladu)
			*Plus some fights entered previously by other BoxRec editors.

	Possible additional fights were with Joey Ross, Marty Gold, and Tony Ponzi. A fight between Dencio and Buster Brown is sometimes indicated, but this was most likely an exhibition as Brown was at least 20 pounds heavier.		Possible additional fights were with Joey Ross, Marty Gold, and Tony Ponzi. A fight between Dencio and Buster Brown is sometimes indicated, but this was most likely an exhibition as Brown was at least 20 pounds heavier.

	~~-Luckett Davis~~

Luckett at 05:05, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T05:05:03Z

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	IBRO JOURNAL #82 (June 23, 2004), pp. 35-37.		IBRO JOURNAL #82 (June 23, 2004), pp. 35-37.
	Compiled by Luckett Davis (based, in part, on Laurence Fielding's earlier record).		Compiled by Luckett Davis (based, in part, on Laurence Fielding's earlier record).
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	Young Dencio is not to be confused with Pancho (Young) Dencio, a bantamweight and featherweight, who also fought in the United States.		Young Dencio is not to be confused with Pancho (Young) Dencio, a bantamweight and featherweight, who also fought in the United States.
	~~________________________~~		Young Dencio was also known as Kid Olongapo (MANILA TIMES, May 20, 1924; MANILA DAILY BULLETIN, August 19, 1926) and as Sailor Cacho (PANAMA STAR & HERALD October 24, 1923). He served for many years in the United States Navy.
	Young Dencio was also known as Kid Olongapo (MANILA TIMES, May 20, 1924; MANILA DAILY BULLETIN, August 19, 1926).
	~~And~~ as Sailor Cacho (PANAMA STAR & HERALD October 24, 1923).
	He served for many years in the United States Navy.
	This record does not include his non-professional service fights.		This record does not include his non-professional service fights.

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	Plus some fights entered previously by other BoxRec editors.		Plus some fights entered previously by other BoxRec editors.

	Possible additional fights with Joey Ross, Marty Gold, and Tony Ponzi. A fight between Dencio and Buster Brown is sometimes indicated, but this was most likely an exhibition as Brown was at least 20 pounds heavier.		Possible additional fights were with Joey Ross, Marty Gold, and Tony Ponzi. A fight between Dencio and Buster Brown is sometimes indicated, but this was most likely an exhibition as Brown was at least 20 pounds heavier.

	-Luckett Davis		-Luckett Davis

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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A good portion of this record is courtesy of the International Boxing Research Organization, however it has been considerably amended to sort out confusion between Young Dencio (Dencio Villamore) and Pancho Dencio (Faustino Cabanela).
IBRO JOURNAL #82 (June 23, 2004), pp. 35-37.
Compiled by Luckett Davis (based, in part, on Laurence Fielding's earlier record).
______________
Young Dencio is not to be confused with Pancho (Young) Dencio, a bantamweight and featherweight, who also fought in the United States.
________________________
Young Dencio was also known as Kid Olongapo (MANILA TIMES, May 20, 1924; MANILA DAILY BULLETIN, August 19, 1926).
And as Sailor Cacho (PANAMA STAR & HERALD October 24, 1923).
He served for many years in the United States Navy.
This record does not include his non-professional service fights.

Main sources:
Manila Daily Bulletin and Manila Times (Luckett Davis)
Panama Star & Herald (Luckett Davis)
New York Times (Luckett Davis)
Washington and Baltimore newspapers (Laurence Fielding)
Boston Globe
Pittsburgh Post
Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman)
Record of Alex Burlie (Michel Gladu)
Plus some fights entered previously by other BoxRec editors.

Possible additional fights with Joey Ross, Marty Gold, and Tony Ponzi. A fight between Dencio and Buster Brown is sometimes indicated, but this was most likely an exhibition as Brown was at least 20 pounds heavier.

-Luckett Davis