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Topic: Al Hostak

	Boxing - Legends Home - PromoLeft_Legends (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Hostak was born in Minneapolis on 7 January 1916; his father was Czechoslovakian who had settled in the US some years previously.
		Hostak battered his opponent around the ring in the early rounds with ease but broke both hands letting Krieger back into the contest as he out hustled the champion for a decision win.
		Hostak tried to become a three-time middleweight champion in a third fight with Zale but was destroyed in two rounds.
	www.secondsout.com /Legends/pllegends.cfm?ccs=369&cs=8562 (964 words)

	Sweet Science-Boxing
		Although Hostak was NBA middleweight champion, it was a non-title fight.
		Hostak was a powerful puncher who had racked up 47 kayos.
		Hostak and Zale fought for the last time on May 28, again in Chicago.
	www.gamemasteronline.com /Archive/SweetScience/TonyZale.shtml (1910 words)

	Al Hostak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		At six feet tall and a mere 160 pounds, with his youthful look, Al Hostak was hardly an imposing figure in the ring.
		In 1938, Seattle resident, Al Hostak was reaching his prime, a world class fighter.
		The outcome, scrawny Al Hostak put Steele to the canvas four times on the way to a knockout at 1 minute 42 seconds of the first round.
	www.antekprizering.com /hostakcollage.html (145 words)

	American National Biography Online
		It was an exciting fight in which Hostak floored Zale seconds after the opening bell and later suffered a broken hand while giving Zale a severe beating in the fifth round.
		Zale then battered the injured Hostak in the last five rounds and won the decision, becoming the leading contender for the NBA title.
		Zale won his next three fights and then met Hostak for the title in Seattle, on 19 July 1940, leading throughout until referee Benny Leonard stopped the fight in the thirteenth round.
	www.anb.org /articles/19/19-00890-article.html (1258 words)

	Attorney Fees - 08/97-07/00
		Hostak, Henzl and Bichler, S.C. f/k/a Thompson and Coates Ltd., et al.
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	www.mealeys.com /ATF0700.htm (1376 words)

	10 moments to savor in Seattle sports
		Al Hostak-Freddie Steele title fight, 1938 -- This was Seattle's first go-round with a major sporting event to elicit eager national anticipation.
		Tacoma's Steele was the reigning middleweight champion, boasting an 83-4-5 record; Hostak of Seattle was an impressive challenger, 43-1-7 with 14 consecutive knockouts.
		AL playoff game, 1995: Mariners 9, California 1 -- Before it could get its hands on the Yankees in the postseason, this overextended Seattle team had to fly home from Texas and engage in a specially arranged playoff game at the Kingdome with the Angels.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /othersports/256568_history21.html (1653 words)

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		Tony Zale was not the best middleweight to ever step into the battle pit but he was a goring, stomping bull of a man who dodged no one.
		Hostak piled up an early lead in the title scrap in Chicago on July 19, but Zale caught up with him in the 13th.
		Meanwhile, Bummy beat Al Ragone in 6, kayoed Young Chappie in 3, drew with Jack Sharkey Jr.
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	IBHOF / Tony Zale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		In 1940, he decisioned NBA middleweight champ Al Hostak in a non-title fight.
		This time, with the belt on the line, Zale knocked Hostak out in the 13th to win the title.
		In 1941, he defended the NBA title with knockout victories over Steve Mamakos and Hostak.
	www.ibhof.com /zale.htm (380 words)

	IBHOF / Freddie Steele (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		After a non-title win, Steele lost the title via first round kayo to Al Hostak July 28, 1938 in Seattle.
		He was inactive the next two years and was knocked out in his lone comeback bout in 1941.
		In all, Steele fought seven past or future world champions (Ceferino Garcia, Apostoli, Vince Dundee, Risko, Gus Lesnevich, William "Gorilla" Jones, Ken Overlin and Al Hostak).
	www.ibhof.com /steele.htm (311 words)

	OOTP Developments Forums - Motrfotfaf-- a side dish served with falafel? Or...
		The MW title is held by Al Hostak, with the NYSAC recognizing Fred Apostoli as champion.
		Hostak was battered from the start by Burley in this nontitle middleweight encounter.
		Hostak was being thoroughly dominated through the first four rounds, when he caught Abrams with a wicked uppercut which left Abrams out on his feet.
	www.ootpdevelopments.com /board/printthread.php?t=100504 (4935 words)

	Al Hostak
		Hostak became Middleweight Champion of the World in 1938 by virtue of a first round knockout of Freddie Steele.
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	www.antekprizering.com /hostakcut.html (64 words)

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		Trades 01-Mar-03: Philadelphia Eagles traded Al Harris and a 4th round selection in 2003 to the Green Bay Packers for a 2nd round selection in 2003.
		If the Redskins win their last home game before the election, the party that occupies the White House continues to hold it; if the Redskins lose that last home game, the challenging party's candidate unseats the incumbent president.
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	Solly Krieger
		A Golden Gloves amateur champion who turned professional in 1928, Krieger did not get a shot at the title until the latter part of his tenth year in the ring.
		On November 1, 1938, in his ninety-first professional bout, Krieger won the World Middleweight crown by decisioning titleholder Al Hostak.
		Seven months and eight fights later, Hostak regained the championship.
	www.jewishsports.net /BioPages/SollyKrieger.htm (98 words)

	Find A Grave - Millions of Cemetery Records and Online Memorials
		Nicknamed "The Man of Steel," he progressed steadily through the ranks defeating Jack Moran, Bobby Lamonte, and Jimmy Clark, and became known for enduring much punishment and coming back to win time and time again.
		In 1940, he was afforded the opportunity to fight Middleweight Champion Al Hostak and scored a 13th round knockout.
		Tony Zale then defended his title against Steve Mamakos, a rematch with Al Hostak, and Georgie Abrams.
	www.findagrave.com /cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6956 (450 words)

	Fight of the Decade: 1940-1949 Tony Zale vs. Rocky Graziano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		After all Zale had not fought in five years due to a stint in the Navy during the 2nd World War.
		Zale had won the NBA Middlweight title by kayoing Al Hostak in 13 rounds in 1940.
		A throng of some 40,000 screaming fans came into Yankee Stadium expecting a new champion to be crowned.
	coxscorner.tripod.com /fight1940.htm (632 words)

	The 1940's at BoxingScene.com
		March 1 - Henry Armstrong appears to defeat middleweight champion Ceferino Garcia after 10 rounds in Los Angeles, but the referee George Blake calls the bout a draw, preventing Armstrong from winning his fourth world title.
		May 28 - Tony Zale, floored in the first round, gets up to KO Al Hostak, two rounds, Chicago to retain NBA/New York middleweight title.
		June 18 - In one of boxing's classics, ex-light heavyweight champion Billy Conn, weighing just 169 pounds, out-boxes an in his prime Joe Louis over 12 rounds, shocking him with a left hook to the jaw in the 12th.
	www.boxingscene.com /forums/view.php?pg=1940 (1874 words)

	USATODAY.com - Harry 'The Kid' Matthews, boxer who fought Marciano, dead at 80 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		After 12 years of fights in the Pacific Northwest, Matthews hooked up with promoter Jack Hurley and compiled an 87-7-7 record from 1937-56 with 61 knockouts in the middleweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight divisions, although his top weight was 180 pounds.
		His victories included 10-round decisions over middleweight titleholder Al Hostak, lightweight title contender Bob Murphy and former heavyweight champ Ezzard Charles.
		Then came the Marciano fight before 20,000 fans at Yankee Stadium in New York on July 28, 1952.
	www.usatoday.com /sports/boxing/2003-03-13-matthews-dies_x.htm (398 words)

	The Three World Title Claim Syndrome - Anyone for Four? \| TheSweetScience.com Boxing
		He started his quest to dominate the world titles on February 10, 1928 when he took the featherweight crown from Benny Bass.
		Later he startled the boxing community with a first-round knockout over Al Singer to win the lightweight bauble.
		Finally, while still holding fast to the 135-pound title, he squeezed into the junior welterweight throne with both titles, after he scored a third-round knockout over Jackie "Kid" Berg.
	thesweetscience.com /boxing-article/2207/three-world-title-claim-syn... (2526 words)

	World Boxing Association
		1938: Al Hostak KO 1 Freddie Steele, Seattle.
		Al Cole W 12 Nate Miller, Bismark, ND.
		1993: Al Cole W 12 Glenn McCrory, Moscow, RUS.
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		Therefore, I have committed certain assets to honor the revolutionary dream that sparked a vision of the world where justice prevailed for all - "Dunkelzahn," Dunkelzahn's Secrets, p.24, © 1996, FASA.
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	'leaf Hostak'
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		The still nice and water card has writing.
		It's old but The clean, no in it says copyright 65-Al Hostak, back is
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		+ (Jul-19-1940, Seattle) Al Hostak ko 13 (N.B.A., Middleweight)
		+ (May-28-1941, Chicago) Al Hostak ko 2 (N.B.A., Middleweight)
		+ (Jan-23-1948, Grand Rapids) Al Turner ko 5
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	Shanaman Sports Museum · Tacoma - Pierce County
		1963 - Vean Gregg, Ray Flaherty, Hugh McElhenny, Marvin "Bud" Ward, and Al Ulbrickson.
		1965 - Chuck Carroll, Al Hostak, and Jack Nichols.
		Lincoln FB team of 1944 - Phil Sarboe, Al Malanca, Dean Mellor, Len Kalapus, and Bob McGuire.
	www.tacomasportsmuseum.com /fame.html (2540 words)

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