Young Stanley Ketchell - Revision history

Ric: Lewiston newspaper quoted

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Lewiston newspaper quoted

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			'''Manager:''' [[Moose Taussig]]

	~~Born ? Mitchell~~?		According to the ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' (Sopkane, WA, USA) newspaper of August 13, 1922, '''Young Stanley Ketchell''' had been born in Nez Perce, Idaho. He was an ex-radio operator/sailor for the United States Navy, and had for three years been a theology student before enlisting in the Navy. (Thus, the nickname of "The Fighting Parson"?) An expert at telegraphy, he became the manager of the Phoenix, Arizona, branch of Western Union.

	~~According to the ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' (Sopkane, WA, USA) newspaper of August 13, 1922:~~		According to that August 13 Spokane newspaper article, he was in Honolulu, Hawaii, with the United States National Guard, and apparently convinced many on the Islands that boxing was an honorable sport.
	*He had been born in Nez Perce, Idaho.
	*He was an ex-radio operator/sailor for the United States Navy.		The Nov. 23, 1922 ''Lewiston Morning Tribune'' printed a letter from his manager, [[Moose Taussig]], who was in Hawaii. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=jZBfAAAAIBAJ&sjid=ujAMAAAAIBAJ&dq=travie-davis&pg=3748%2C1698932]. Ketchell had fought as a welterweight in Lewiston and nearby towns two years earlier, and for the past year had toured the Orient and Hawaiian Islands. He had been in Hawaii for the past four months, where he was a boxing instructor at army posts and the YMCA, and was heading to Los Angeles and San Francisco for bouts there.
	*He had for three years been a theology student before enlisting in the Navy. (Thus, the nickname of "The Fighting Parson"?)
	*An expert at telegraphy, he became the manager of the Phoenix, Arizona, branch of Western Union.
	*According to that August 13 Spokane newspaper article, he was in Honolulu, Hawaii, with the United States National Guard, and apparently convinced many on the Islands that boxing was an honorable sport.

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	Born ? Mitchell?		Born ? Mitchell?

	According to the ~~SPOKANE SPOKESMAN~~-~~REVIEW~~ newspaper of August 13, 1922:		According to the ''Spokane Spokesman-Review'' (Sopkane, WA, USA) newspaper of August 13, 1922:
			*He had been born in Nez Perce, Idaho.
	He ~~was~~ born in Nez Perce, Idaho.		*He was an ex-radio operator/sailor for the United States Navy.
	He was an ex-radio operator/sailor for the United States Navy.		*He had for three years been a theology student before enlisting in the Navy. (Thus, the nickname of "The Fighting Parson"?)
	He had for three years been a theology student before enlisting in the Navy.		*An expert at telegraphy, he became the manager of the Phoenix, Arizona, branch of Western Union.
	[Thus, the nickname of "The Fighting Parson"?]		*According to that August 13 Spokane newspaper article, he was in Honolulu, Hawaii, with the United States National Guard, and apparently convinced many on the Islands that boxing was an honorable sport.
	An expert at telegraphy, he became the manager of the Phoenix, Arizona, branch of Western Union.
	According to that August 13 Spokane newspaper article, he was in Honolulu, Hawaii, with the United States National Guard, and apparently convinced many that boxing was an honorable sport.
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Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Born ? Mitchell?

According to the SPOKANE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW newspaper of August 13, 1922:

He was born in Nez Perce, Idaho.
He was an ex-radio operator/sailor for the United States Navy.
He had for three years been a theology student before enlisting in the Navy.
[Thus, the nickname of "The Fighting Parson"?]
An expert at telegraphy, he became the manager of the Phoenix, Arizona, branch of Western Union.
According to that August 13 Spokane newspaper article, he was in Honolulu, Hawaii, with the United States National Guard, and apparently convinced many that boxing was an honorable sport.
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