Young Maxie Rosenbloom - Revision history

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	'''Young Maxie Rosenbloom''' would later claim a professional record of 120 fights with 90 wins and 25 losses; losing to both [[Tony Canzoneri]] and [[Barney Ross]] at Madison Square Garden and having knocked out [[Lew Jenkins]] in a 1937 Dallas fight. None of these fights ever happened though. A more objective account of his abilities comes from the 1938-3-15 <i>Milwaukee Journal</i>, which commented on his loss to [[Billy Sullivan]]: "Maxie Rosenbloom given another chance after his sorry showing against [[Augie Kluborg]] turned in another punk fight in losing to Billy Sullivan and probably will not perform here again."<br>		'''Young Maxie Rosenbloom''' would later claim a professional record of 120 fights with 90 wins and 25 losses; losing to both [[Tony Canzoneri]] and [[Barney Ross]] at Madison Square Garden and having knocked out [[Lew Jenkins]] in a 1937 Dallas fight. None of these fights ever happened though. A more objective account of his abilities comes from the 1938-3-15 <i>Milwaukee Journal</i>, which commented on his loss to [[Billy Sullivan (of Milwaukee)\|Billy Sullivan]]: "Maxie Rosenbloom given another chance after his sorry showing against [[Augie Kluborg]] turned in another punk fight in losing to Billy Sullivan and probably will not perform here again."<br>

	*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.		*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.
	*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.		*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.

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		'''Young Maxie Rosenbloom''' would later claim a professional record of 120 fights with 90 wins and 25 losses; losing to both [[Tony Canzoneri]] and [[Barney Ross]] at Madison Square Garden and having knocked out [[Lew Jenkins]] in a 1937 Dallas fight. None of these fights ever happened though. A more objective account of his abilities comes from the 1938-3-15 <i>Milwaukee Journal</i>, which commented on his loss to [[Billy Sullivan]]: "Maxie Rosenbloom given another chance after his sorry showing against [[Augie Kluborg]] turned in another punk fight in losing to Billy Sullivan and probably will not perform here again."<br>

		*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.
		*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.

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	'''Young Maxie Rosenbloom''' would later claim a professional record of 120 fights with 90 wins and 25 losses; losing to both [[Tony Canzoneri]] and [[Barney Ross]] at Madison Square Garden and having knocked out [[Lew Jenkins]] in a 1937 Dallas fight. None of these fights ever happened though. A more objective account of his abilities comes from the 1938-3-15 <i>Milwaukee Journal</i>, which commented on his loss to [[Billy Sullivan]]: "Maxie Rosenbloom given another chance after his sorry showing against [[Augie Kluborg]] turned in another punk fight in losing to Billy Sullivan and probably will not perform here again."<br>

	*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.
	*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.

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	Young Maxie Rosenbloom of New York has copied the style of the former champion who bears the same name, and developed into a flashy fighter. He is to tangle with Al Manrico of Houston in a 10-rounder. The two fought a bout recently at Houston when Promoter Lutz was visiting there. At that time he signed the two scrappers for an appearance in Corpus Christi. - The Corpus Christi Times. Corpus Christi, Texas, Evening Edition, January 26, 1938

	Maxie ~~Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up~~ with ~~Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight~~ in the ~~opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and~~-~~coming boxer~~ - ~~Ringsider~~, ~~San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937~~		'''Young Maxie Rosenbloom''' would later claim a professional record of 120 fights with 90 wins and 25 losses; losing to both [[Tony Canzoneri]] and [[Barney Ross]] at Madison Square Garden and having knocked out [[Lew Jenkins]] in a 1937 Dallas fight. None of these fights ever happened though. A more objective account of his abilities comes from the 1938-3-15 <i>Milwaukee Journal</i>, which commented on his loss to [[Billy Sullivan]]: "Maxie Rosenbloom given another chance after his sorry showing against [[Augie Kluborg]] turned in another punk fight in losing to Billy Sullivan and probably will not perform here again."<br>

	*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.		*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.
	*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.		*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.

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	Young Maxie Rosenbloom of New York has copied the style of the former champion who bears the same name, and developed into a flashy fighter. He is to tangle with Al Manrico of Houston in a 10-rounder. The two fought a bout recently at Houston when Promoter Lutz was visiting there. At that time he signed the two scrappers for an appearance in Corpus Christi. - The Corpus Christi Times. Corpus Christi, Texas, Evening Edition, January 26, 1938		Young Maxie Rosenbloom of New York has copied the style of the former champion who bears the same name, and developed into a flashy fighter. He is to tangle with Al Manrico of Houston in a 10-rounder. The two fought a bout recently at Houston when Promoter Lutz was visiting there. At that time he signed the two scrappers for an appearance in Corpus Christi. - The Corpus Christi Times. Corpus Christi, Texas, Evening Edition, January 26, 1938

	?Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and-coming boxer - Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937		Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and-coming boxer - Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937

	*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.		*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.
	*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.		*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.

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	Young Maxie Rosenbloom of New York has copied the style of the former champion who bears the same name, and developed into a flashy fighter. He is to tangle with Al Manrico of Houston in a 10-rounder. The two fought a bout recently at Houston when Promoter Lutz was visiting there. At that time he signed the two scrappers for an appearance in Corpus Christi. ? The Corpus Christi Times. Corpus Christi, Texas, Evening Edition, January 26, 1938		Young Maxie Rosenbloom of New York has copied the style of the former champion who bears the same name, and developed into a flashy fighter. He is to tangle with Al Manrico of Houston in a 10-rounder. The two fought a bout recently at Houston when Promoter Lutz was visiting there. At that time he signed the two scrappers for an appearance in Corpus Christi. - The Corpus Christi Times. Corpus Christi, Texas, Evening Edition, January 26, 1938

	?Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and?coming boxer~~? ?~~Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937		?Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and-coming boxer - Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937

	*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.		*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.
	*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.		*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.

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	Young Maxie Rosenbloom of New York has copied the style of the former champion who bears the same name, and developed into a flashy fighter. He is to tangle with Al Manrico of Houston in a 10-~~roundcr~~. The two fought a bout recently at Houston when Promoter Lutz was visiting there. At that time he signed the two scrappers for an appearance in Corpus Christi. � The Corpus Christi Times. Corpus Christi, Texas, Evening Edition, January 26, 1938		Young Maxie Rosenbloom of New York has copied the style of the former champion who bears the same name, and developed into a flashy fighter. He is to tangle with Al Manrico of Houston in a 10-rounder. The two fought a bout recently at Houston when Promoter Lutz was visiting there. At that time he signed the two scrappers for an appearance in Corpus Christi. ? The Corpus Christi Times. Corpus Christi, Texas, Evening Edition, January 26, 1938

	~~�Maxie~~ Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-~~and�coming boxer� �Ringsider~~, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937		?Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and?coming boxer? ?Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937

	*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.		*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.
	*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.		*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.

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			Young Maxie Rosenbloom of New York has copied the style of the former champion who bears the same name, and developed into a flashy fighter. He is to tangle with Al Manrico of Houston in a 10-roundcr. The two fought a bout recently at Houston when Promoter Lutz was visiting there. At that time he signed the two scrappers for an appearance in Corpus Christi. � The Corpus Christi Times. Corpus Christi, Texas, Evening Edition, January 26, 1938

	~~'''Young Maxie Rosenbloom''' would later claim a professional record of 120 fights~~ with ~~90 wins and 25 losses; losing to both [[Tony Canzoneri]] and [[Barney Ross]] at Madison Square Garden and having knocked out [[Lew Jenkins]]~~ in ~~a 1937 Dallas fight~~. ~~None of these fights ever happened though. A more objective account of his abilities comes from the 1938~~-~~3-15 <i>Milwaukee Journal</i>~~, which commented on his loss to [[Billy Sullivan]]: "Maxie Rosenbloom given another chance after his sorry showing against [[Augie Kluborg]] turned in another punk fight in losing to Billy Sullivan and probably will not perform here again."<br>		�Maxie Rosen, another newcomer, hooks up with Al Valentine, Tijuana junior welter weight in the opener. Rosen is said to be an up-and�coming boxer� �Ringsider, San Diego Evening Tribune, Thursday, February 11, 1937

	*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.		*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.
	*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.		*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.

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	"Rosenbloom~~, although~~ a ~~newcomer to these parts, brings an enviable~~ record ~~that shows he has boxed some~~ of ~~the best boys in the business~~ and ~~headlined~~ in ~~many of the nation's largest clubs. He is~~ a ~~Jewish lad who resembles be original Maxie Rosenbloom~~. ~~His high percentage~~ of ~~knockouts indicates he is a terrific puncher~~.~~" ''- Galveston Daily News, Thursday, January 16, 1938''~~		'''Young Maxie Rosenbloom''' would later claim a professional record of 120 fights with 90 wins and 25 losses; losing to both [[Tony Canzoneri]] and [[Barney Ross]] at Madison Square Garden and having knocked out [[Lew Jenkins]] in a 1937 Dallas fight. None of these fights ever happened though. A more objective account of his abilities comes from the 1938-3-15 <i>Milwaukee Journal</i>, which commented on his loss to [[Billy Sullivan]]: "Maxie Rosenbloom given another chance after his sorry showing against [[Augie Kluborg]] turned in another punk fight in losing to Billy Sullivan and probably will not perform here again."<br>

	~~Young Maxie Rosenbloom of New York has copied the style~~ of the ~~former champion who bears the same name, and developed into a flashy fighter. ''– The Corpus Christi Times. Corpus Christi, Texas, Evening Edition, January 26,~~ 1938''



	*Ely Uretsky, ~~Aka Young~~ Maxie Rosenbloom~~, retired from boxing in 1941 and enlisted in the U.S. Army. He stayed~~ in ~~the~~ fight ~~game and promoted fights for the USO while serving with the La Senia Signal Regiment~~ in ~~North Africa between 1943~~ and ~~1944~~.

			*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.
	*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.		*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.

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			"Rosenbloom, although a newcomer to these parts, brings an enviable record that shows he has boxed some of the best boys in the business and headlined in many of the nation's largest clubs. He is a Jewish lad who resembles be original Maxie Rosenbloom. His high percentage of knockouts indicates he is a terrific puncher." ''- Galveston Daily News, Thursday, January 16, 1938''

			Young Maxie Rosenbloom of New York has copied the style of the former champion who bears the same name, and developed into a flashy fighter. ''– The Corpus Christi Times. Corpus Christi, Texas, Evening Edition, January 26, 1938''



			*Ely Uretsky, Aka Young Maxie Rosenbloom, retired from boxing in 1941 and enlisted in the U.S. Army. He stayed in the fight game and promoted fights for the USO while serving with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.

	*Ely Uretsky promoted fights for U.S. Army with the La Senia Signal Regiment in North Africa between 1943 and 1944.
	*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.		*He died in Monterey California in April 1961.