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    Young Terry

    Hi I'm new here. This is a great site for boxing and boxing history.
    I'm am writing a book on my dad's life. Years ago he told me he faught under the name of Young Terry in the NY, NJ, and surounding areas. He was a Bantemweight I believe. I can't seem to find that name in the late 1920's or early 1930"s. Can anyone here tell me where the best place to look would be. Thank you. John
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    is this him?



    hope this helps!

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      #3
      The record is deceiving. He was much better than the numbers say. The wins over Jackie Fields (former Olympian and World Champ) and the formidable Solly Kreiger are very impressive.

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        No that's not him. He was born in 1908 in NY. That's the name though. Maybe I misunderstood him. I was a teenager at the time and didn't always listen lol. John

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          Originally posted by protime View Post
          No that's not him. He was born in 1908 in NY. That's the name though. Maybe I misunderstood him. I was a teenager at the time and didn't always listen lol. John
          I would have been more impressed if it was him. Boxrec may have the Birthday incorrect and it is strange that that guy is from the same area sorta. That guy had a win of Teddy Yarosz and has a good record with some big names of the time on it.

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            Originally posted by protime View Post
            No that's not him. He was born in 1908 in NY. That's the name though. Maybe I misunderstood him. I was a teenager at the time and didn't always listen lol. John
            wow, no disrespect but if he was born in 1908 and you're his son you must be in your 70's correct?

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              #7
              Originally posted by The Underboss View Post
              wow, no disrespect but if he was born in 1908 and you're his son you must be in your 70's correct?
              Probably not men routinely established careers and didn't father children till almost 50 about 50+ years ago.

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                Originally posted by CletusVanDamme View Post
                Probably not men routinely established careers and didn't father children till almost 50 about 50+ years ago.
                yea probably.

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                  #9
                  I'm 66. John

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                    Originally posted by protime View Post
                    I'm 66. John
                    Do you think the NY boxing commission would have records going back to the 1920's? Thank you all for your help. John

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