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	Jack Sharkey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jack Sharkey, born October 26, 1902 in Binghamton, New York, United States – died August 17, 1994 in Beverly, Massachusetts, was a heavyweight boxing champion.
		In October of 1931, Sharkey defeated the highly regarded Italian heavyweight, Primo Carnera, and was then given another chance to fight for the title.
		Sharkey lost his championship on June 29, 1933 in his second fight with Primo Carnera.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jack_Sharkey (283 words)

	Jack Sharkey (Joseph Paul Zukauskas) Heavyweight Title 1932- http://angelfire.com/mn/zukauskas/
		Sharkey, who held the heavyweight title from June 21, 1932, to June 29, 1933, before losing it under questionable circumstances that would dog him the rest of his life, died Wednesday in Beverly, Mass., at age 91 after a long bout with illness.
		Sharkey than a good sense of humor and the misfortune to be born at a time when he could find himself in a ring with Dempsey and Louis.
		Sharkey got a measure of justice two years later when he was awarded a split decision over Schmeling (whose manager, Joe Jacobs, reacted with a phrase that entered the language: "We wuz robbed") and the most coveted championship in sports.
	www.angelfire.com /mn/zukauskas/jsharkey.html (1332 words)

	Jack Sharkey
		Jack Sharkey, the owner of Sharkey and Son's Lawn Care, is requesting permission to cut and trim the Walker's Lodge grounds.
		Jack has been involved in Somerton Youth Organization for the past 14 years with his four children.
		Jack's wife, Donna, is also involved in St. Christopher's and Archbishop Ryan functions.
	www.geocities.com /DMBsharkey/papers/workOrder.htm (198 words)

	My Lifetime In Sports Book by George A. Barton - Gene Tunney continued (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Sharkey, angrier than ever at the strong showing made against him by Dempsey in the sixth round, was more determined than ever to show Dempsey who was the boss when it came to slugging.
		Jack was faster in his footwork and speed of hands and sharper in his timing than he had been in the previous encounter.
		Jack bored in continually, and although Gene's punches must have stung and hurt him, the Manassa Mauler was willing to absorb two or three blows in the hope he might get close enough to Tunney to cripple the champion with a combination of lefts and rights.
	www.genetunney.org /lifetime2.html (5654 words)

	Ingle & Mead's Vizsla - Preparing for Field Trial Season
		Sharkey is the owner-trainer handler of the versatile Vizslas NFC, DC, AFC Hodag's Hunter, MH, UDX, and TC, AFC Legacy's De Chartay, MH, UDX.
		Put the harness on your dog and adjust it for a comfortable fit, attach the bungee cords to the D ring on each side and modify their length so they end 12 to 18 inches behind your dog's back legs and are identical, and attach the chains to the bungee cords.
		Sharkey has always known good nutrition is a crucial part of conditioning, but over the past few years he has discovered that varying his dogs' food with the season makes them easier to condition in the spring.
	www.vizsladogs.com /ARTICLES/sharky2.htm (936 words)

	Soldier’s WWII experiences focus of author’s first novel Brick native Jack Sharkey spent five years writing and ...
		According to Sharkey, his book tells the story of a World War II veteran through the eyes of his children and how that soldier’s wartime experiences affected his baby boomer offspring growing up in the turbulent 1960s.
		Although Sharkey grew up in a large family that included five uncles who fought in World War II and a father who saw action in Korea, he has never served in the military.
		Sharkey said the version of his novel that Moondance Publishing, a small house with offices in New York, Pennsylvania and Dublin, Ire-land, initially accepted was 126,000 words, but after representatives advised Sharkey to expand the book, he said the final product came in at 133,000 words and 439 pages — which still astonishes him.
	bulletin.gmnews.com /News/2003/0101/Front_page/017.html (1032 words)

	University Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A. (Jack) Sharkey Jr., a pioneer in mass spectrometry and its application to organic molecules and a long-time adjunct faculty member at the Department of Geology and Planetary Science at Pitt, died Nov. 17, 2003, in Mt. Lebanon.
		Following Sharkey’s retirement from the federal government in 1985, he was named research professor at the geology and planetary science department and joined the research faculty of Pitt’s Surface Science Center.
		Sharkey was a long-time member and past chairman of the Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy, and of the Spectroscopy Society in Pittsburgh.
	www.discover.pitt.edu:591 /u/FMPro?-db=ustory&-lay=a&-format=d.html&storyid=1857&-Find (696 words)

	Author Jack Sharkey and Cloonfad Press
		Jack hails from deep in the heart of the suburban megalopolis known as New Jersey.
		was released in June 2004 and was Jack's first foray into the world of Young Adult fiction.
		Jack lives with his family in Ocean County NJ and enjoys motorcycling, canoeing and hiking with his two dogs, who are both only moderately interested in hiking but rather enjoy riding in the back of the truck on the way to the woods.
	www.cloonfadpress.com /Sharkey.html (173 words)

	The Long Count - Chapter 11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jack and some of his party had zoomed up the lake to Hague, New York, in a speedboat, and as they stepped onto a pier, a crowd of persons rushed forward to see the ex-champion.
		Jack took off his wet clothes and went to bed in mid-afternoon, while Flynn talked with the sportswriters, with whom he disagreed sharply about the way Dempsey had looked in training.
		Sharkey watched almost scornfully, and after the verdict he looked over at Paolino and held up one finger, indicating he would knock out the squat heavyweight in either one round or with one punch.
	www.genetunney.com /long11.html (4637 words)

	Jack Sharkey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jack Sharkey, born October 6, 1902 in Binghamton, New York, United States – died August17, 1994 in Beverly, Massachusetts, was a heavyweight boxing champion.
		In 1929, in a fight held in Yankee Stadium, Jack Sharkey knocked outthe former light-heavyweight champion, Tommy Loughran to win the UnitedStates heavyweight title.
		On June 21, 1932 at the Madison SquareGarden Bowl in Long Island City, NewYork, Jack Sharkey defeated Max Schmeling in their rematch to win the World Heavyweight Boxing Championship.
	www.therfcc.org /jack-sharkey-197672.html (240 words)

	Max Schmeling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Schmeling debuted as a professional boxer in 1924, and he built a record of 42 wins, 4 losses and 3 draws, before fighting Jack Sharkey for the vacant world Heavyweight championship, in 1930.
		In between his debut and the championship fight, he fought a two-round exhibition with world Heavyweight champ Jack Dempsey, in 1925, at Cologne.
		After 15 rounds, Sharkey was declared the winner on points (a very controversal split decision), and Schmeling lost his title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Max_Schmeling (986 words)

	Sharkey toy list
		Although he held the heavyweight championship for barely a year, Jack Sharkey was a well-respected boxer with great ring skills and an arsenal of punches.
		Sharkey learned to box in the Navy, where he became champion of the Atlantic Fleet.
		At the beginning of his career, Sharkey was a hard hitter, knocking out four of his first five opponents.
	www.fighttoys.com /Sharkey.htm (134 words)

	Time Capsule 1927 Book by Time Magazine - Gene Tunney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Thick-lipped, splay-nosed, laconic, he was to demonstrate whether or not he could again transform himself into a smashing feline whirlwind in the boxing ring as he could from 1919 to 1926 when he was world's champion heavyweight.
		Sharkey seemed the livelier, Dempsey the stronger, when, in the seventh round something happened.
		It was a sweeping blow which glanced off the leg and it was followed by Dempsey's left to the solar plexus, which was the decisive blow as I saw it.
	www.genetunney.org /time.html (949 words)

	pressconnects.com \| 100-Years \| SPECIAL REPORT \|
		Ever since Sharkey's right glove was raised as the new world heavyweight champion in 1932, dethroning Max Schmeling, it remains the most momentous event for sports fans of these parts.
		Sharkey boxed on the Navy's USS South Carolina as "Big Skee," and after discharge he adopted and later legalized the Sharkey tag as a better sell on fight posters.
		After Sharkey retired, intact, he had invested well and at age 41 closed his 120-foot bar across from Boston Garden and he retired to his wife's rural New Hampshire village, Epping, with their three children.
	www.pressconnects.com /special/100years/stories/041904-83073.shtml (1192 words)

	Search Tuna Report for Jack Dempsey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		IBHOF / Jack Dempsey Born William Harrison Dempsey in Manassa Colorado, Dempsey was one of 11 children....
		The Official Jack Dempsey Web Site Biography As a traveler from 1911 to 1916, Dempsey began boxing in the small mining towns of Colorado under the name of "Kid Blackie." He emerged from the floors of these saloon floor-boxing matches to win over 80 professional fights by the time he was 24 years old....
		Jack Dempsey The match was arranged by the promoter, Tex Rickard, one of the great geniuses of the fight game....
	searchtuna.com /ftlive/742.html (1553 words)

	Printer Friendly Version - Sharkey Max-imized his opportunity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Among the heavyweights considered for an elimination to determine who'd rule the heavyweight kingdom were Jack Sharkey from New England, labeled the "Boston Gob," and Max Schmeling from Germany, known as "The Black Uhlan."
		Sharkey kept his punches up and whaled the German for 15 rounds to take the title.
		In July of '31, at the same Long Island arena, Sharkey met Primo Carnera, the Italian giant who was manipulated by the mob.
	www.nydailynews.com /sports/col/v-pfriendly/story/278192p-238356c.html (704 words)

	Dempsey, Jack -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Regarded by many as the perfect boxer, Jack Dempsey held the world heavyweight boxing title from 1919 to 1926.
		The twelve complaints raised against the government of King Henry VI of England by Jack Cade and his Kentish rebels in 1450.
		Jack Nicklaus breaks down each movement as he drives the ball.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9029914 (676 words)

	Aging warriors, new war: Guard unit bound for Iraq - The Honolulu Advertiser - Hawaii's Newspaper
		Jack Sharkey, a Chinook pilot with the Army National Guard, was ready to retire when he learned his unit was going to Iraq.
		Sharkey said he was glad to go, rather than watch his kids go.
		Both men said their families were supportive of their decision to stay in the Guard and go to Iraq, but Sharkey said his daughter in the Air Force was particularly so.
	the.honoluluadvertiser.com /article/2004/Jan/07/ln/ln09a.html (907 words)

	Sharkey, Jack -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Italian heavyweight boxing champion of the world from June 29, 1933, when he knocked out Jack Sharkey in six rounds in New York City, until June 14, 1934, when he was knocked out by Max Baer in 11 rounds, also in New York City.
		British biochemist Jack Cecil Drummond served as a professor of biochemistry at the University of London between 1922 and 1945.
		Born in Santa Monica, Calif., actor, director, and producer Jack Webb performed in documentary crime dramas on radio, television, and film but was primarily known as creator, director, and costar of the television series Dragnet (1952–59; 1967–70).
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9115584?tocId=9115584 (823 words)

	Sharkey Transportation trucking services succeed through the company motto, success through services and located in ...
		Sharkey Transportation trucking services succeed through the company motto, success through services and located in Quincy, Il, Adams County.
		Sharkey Transportation, Inc. began operations in 1971 serving six customers.
		I am proud to say that those same six firms are still among the more than three thousand business customers we serve today.
	www.shke.com (101 words)

	New England Ringside Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Boxing historians, like Burt Sugar, will tell you that this was the day when two Bostonians, Jack Sharkey and Jim Maloney, both heavyweight contenders, met at Madison Sq.
		Sharkey, Jack (26 Oct. 1902-17 Aug. 1994), world heavyweight boxing champion, was born Josef Paul Zukauskas (the name he gave when he entered the U.S. Navy) in Binghamton, New York.
		Sharkey attended school until the eighth grade, when a family financial crisis forced him to seek employment.
	www.newenglandringside.com /boxers/A_Sharkey.html (430 words)

	IBHOF / Jack Dempsey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jack Dempsey was one of America's first great sports heroes.
		It was during that period of his life that Dempsey learned how to fight as a means of survival.
		In July of 1927, Dempsey knocked out future champion Jack Sharkey in the seventh-round (the knockout blow was setup by a punch that landed low).
	www.ibhof.com /dempsey.htm (542 words)

	Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Jack Sharkey, owner of Legacy's DeChartay, had just completed a field trial and needed to return the horse he had borrowed when he put his dog through her paces.
		If Sharkey is suitably nonchalant about his champion dogs, the crowd gathered at the John E. Flaherty Field Trial Area in East Windsor for the national field trials Monday was appropriately moved.
		This, then, is the competition, a 30-something-pound dog with the strength of a dog many times larger as she pulls on the leash to greet Sharkey, just back from returning the horse.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /jjshark/charprintedarticles.htm (1205 words)

	Ingle & Mead's Vizsla - Entwinned Training
		He says an obedience-titled dog has a head start in pointing breed field training because it already obeys commands, handles kindly (willingly), takes directions and knows the difference between work and play.
		He says the dog never becomes confused because it wears a different collar for every activity (everyday wear, field, obedience and show), and he always takes the time to put the appropriate collar on the dog, even for a five-minute review.
		Sharkey believes the benefits of entwined training are mutual because a field-trained dog also has a head start when preparing for the obedience ring.
	www.vizsladogs.com /ARTICLES/sharky3.htm (866 words)

	Addams Family - Jack Sharkey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This is the only occasion in boxing history when the heavyweight championship was won by disqualification.In October of 1931, Sharkey defeated the highly regarded Italian heavyweight, Primo Carnera, and was then given another chance to fight for the title.
		In between his debut and the championship fight, he fought a two round exhibition with world Heavyweight champ Jack Dempsey in 1930 at Berlin.Sharkey hit Schmeling with a low blow in round four so badly that Schmeling could not fight that evening any more.
		After 15 rounds, Sharkey was declared the winner on points, and Schmeling lost his title.
	www.booksearchbyauthor.com /414165_jack-sharkey_1112584552addamsfamilyonlinebookstorecanada.html (1070 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: Jack and the Beanstalk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A beanstalk grows to the sky; Jack climbs to the land of the clouds; a goose lays golden eggs; a giant rages, "Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum!"...
		And, as far as I know, he's still there." Sharkey, working in semitransparent earth-tone oils, envisions the giant as a flat-headed Frankenstein with an oversize jaw and a serrated underbite, and Jack as an elfin type with an eggshell-white face and a cranberry-red jester's cap.
		Jack and the Beanstalk by Ann Keay Beneduce
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1902283139?v=glance (1193 words)

	Jack Sharkey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Throughout the Roaring Twenties and past the midway point of the Thirties Jack Sharkey figured prominently in the mix of the heavyweight division.
		Aside from being heavyweight champion in his own right, Jack Sharkey had the distinction providing the linear connection between two distinct eras of heavyweight boxing.
		Sharkey was the only man to fight both Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis.
	www.antekprizering.com /sharkeystint.html (61 words)

	jackrenault.html
		The best men he faced were unquestionnably Battling Levinsky (a six round affair on june 29th, 1920) and the legendary Harry Greb with whom he had two pretty good scraps, one in Pittsburgh (march 16th 1921) and a return-go in Montréal (april 6th 1921).
		Always hesitant to lead, Jack had no choice but to fight back against the ever busy Greb who dominated on both occasions, but forced Jack to display a courage few tought he had.
		After that, Jack lost interest in boxing, but took time to play in a major motion picture, &laqno;Knockout Reilly», with a famous actor named Richard Dix.
	www.harrygreb.com /jackrenault.html (711 words)

	Vintage Photos
		We offer a large selection of vintage boxing wire photos, boxing press photos, vintage studio photos, vintage boxing cabinet cards and colorized photos of some of the all time great boxers, such as, harry greb, young stribling, james j.
		corbett, gene tunney, jack johnson, jack sharkey, ezzard charles, primo carnera, max schmelling and so many more.
		SHARKEY IS TO FIGHT TOMMY LOUGHRAN AND GRIFFITHS IS TO FIGHT DR. LUDWIG HAYMANN.
	www.heavyweightcollectibles.com /Photos.htm (1400 words)

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