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Do you have any information on a former Diamond Gloves champion named Karl Zenk?  I believe he was a champion in the late 1930's.   Could you please forward me anything you may have.
 
Thank You.
 
Juliann Anastasi

juliann1234@msn.com

 

Could you possibly have any information, photos, etc., on Glen Nichols - better known as Two Fisted Glen during the 1930's -  out of Mexico, Missouri.  Anything you can provide will be greatly appreciated. 

Thank you

MNEMITZ@dental.ufl.edu

Hi,
 
I was wondering if you had or know where I could find ANY information on a boxer named Pasquale Russo.  He boxed in Jersey City in probably the 1940's - 50's, and I believe his nickname was Milky.  I've spent countless hours on the computer trying to find any information on him and have not been able to find a thing!  The next step is a road trip to Jersey City to see if I can find anything at the gyms and boxing clubs there!
 
Any insight you may have would be appreciated more than you know!
 
Thank you,
Julie   juliecmoeller@hotmail.com

 

Gentlemen,
    My dad, Sigi Aschkenas [ Sidney Ashe] died at the age of 92  of a broken heart following the death of his wife of 68 years this past February . A member of Ring 8, he is mentioned and pictured in the book, "When Boxing was a Jewish Sport".   Please inform his dear freinds there of his passing and if allowed, provide him his "final bell!"   Thanks in advance, Mike
Mike
 
Michael Itzic Ashe, Attorney
713 19th Street #101
Va. Beach, Va. 23451
757-422-1278
 
Ashe@LawyerVirginia.com
 
Hello

I was wondering if you knew of  an Iranian Boxer named Ezaria Ilkhanoff  of you do could you please share any information  thank you  


Angusmorison@aol.com
 

I am trying to find info on a Golden Gloves boxer in the 40's from Long Island NY.  His name is Tony Vetro. (Out of Glen Cove)

Do you know where I could find some info?

Thanks so much ---

motherteracy@yahoo.com

 

I was directed to this website looking for boxer Randy Sandy but did not
find anything on him. Do you know where I can find any information on
him.


Thanks denise.jacobs@citi.com

Hello there,

I was wondering if you have any information on a boxer from New York in the early 1900’s called “Hop Harry Stone”. He was my grandfather and any information you might have will be most welcome.  

Thank you     Denise   denise.amey@Anchor.org.au  

Denise Amey

 

Hi, I was wondering if you had any information on a light heavyweight from the 1930’s named Max Berg. He is my grandfather who has long since passed on . What I did learn about him from my grandmother about his career is:

He fought on an under-card at Madison Square Garden in the 30’s

He was 52-0

He sparred with Jack Dempsey . . .

His promoter was a Thomas Cummings (I read the original contract this weekend) and was dated in 1934.

Unfortunately that’s it. I was baffled that I was unable to find even a mention of his name anywhere on the internet being 52-0 and also fighting at the Garden. At the time he was living in New Jersey or Connecticut. I do know that he was on an under-card at the Garden because we have a newspaper clipping of it but its just his picture- no date.  Thanks for any help. If you find anything, would you please email it to darrenengelke@comcast.net. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Darren Engelke, grandson of Max Berg