Bear’s 4-Fs (Fictional Fighters of Film and Fiction)

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"Lewis" Music to Die For (2008)
Ben Batt ... Milo Hardy
Bradley James ... Jack Roth fought and won a prize fight
Paul Venables ... Hansie Kriel
Andrew Knott ... Ryan Gallen boxer/bouncer with criminal record for violence
Hosh Kane ... Tom Pettigrew
John Salthouse ... Charles Acres trainer and gym owner
John Snowden ... Fight Promotor (uncredited)
Artie was a fighter working out in Acres gym

Lecturer R.G. Cole is strangled after going to watch an illegal bare knuckle boxing match. He was also due to stage a Wagner festival sponsored by South African club owner Hansie Kriel, whose daughter Sarah was literally being fought over by two of the young boxers. One of them, student Milo Hardy, is also murdered following a trip to Berlin.

gives

Milo Hardy HW boxer 0
Jack Roth HW slugger 1
Ryan Gallen HW slugger 0
Charles Acres MW boxer 2
Artie Holton HW boxer 0

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"Perry Mason" The Case of the Carefree Coronary (1965)
Hal Baylor ... Jack David
Baylor's character in this episode is the murder victim,
He was an=ex fighter that had thrown a fight

Jack David HW slugger 2

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"The Twilight Zone" Steel (1963)
Lee Marvin ... Steel Kelly
Chuck Hicks ... Maynard Flash
Tip McClure ... Battling Maxo

Maynard Flash HW either 7
Battling Maxo HW slugger 4
Steel Kelly HW boxer 3

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The White Shadow
Season 1, Episode 12: The Great White Dope
Original Air Date—24 February 1979
Ken Howard ... Ken Reeves
Bob Basso ... Bouncer
Robert Costanzo ... Mr. Pettrino
Artis Gilmore ... Announcer
Chick Hearn ... Announcer
Carlos Palomino ... Himself
Jay Varela ... Mr. Palomino
Bobby Bass ... Fight Referee
Timothy Van Patten ... Mario 'Salami' Pettrino / ... (32 episodes, 1978-1981)

salami's dad fought in garden, from Baltimore 17 years
hangs out in Green Phantom on Western, A WW 3 stops in 17 years
Fought with Bokus ?? got him early
common opponent with Palomino

beat in bar fight by 215 lb construction worker for $30.00
Coach boxed, gave it up, from missouri, coaches Carver High in Los Angeles, ex-Bull
mr. palomino character is an exboxer and father of Carlos
Juan Carrerra, Mexico City 1952 lost to above
Bobby Mamakos sp ?? or Bamakos sparring with Carlos Palomino
"The Prowlin' Italian" Pettrino

Mario 'Salami' Pettrino WW slugger 3
Roberto Pettrino WW boxer 3
Ken Reeves HW boxer 0
Jay Palomino WW boxer 3

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This episode also gives

Juan Carrerra WW slugger 1
Bobby Mamakos WW boxer 1
Kid Bokus WW boxer 0

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Season 5, Episode 15: Sugar Ray Nardo
Original Air Date—5 February 1983
Elaine's son wants to join Tony's boxing program for youngsters, then ends up with a broken nose.
Judd Hirsch ... Alex Reiger
Danny DeVito ... Louie De Palma
Marilu Henner ... Elaine O'Connor-Nardo
Tony Danza ... Tony Banta
Christopher Lloyd ... Reverend Jim Ignatowski
Michael Alldredge ... Todd
Elizabeth Hill ... Benny's Mother
Brad Kesten ... Bulldog Greg
David Mendenhall ... Jason
Michael Saucedo ... Johnny DeCeo
J. Alan Thomas ... Jeff Bennett

gives

Bulldog Gregg FLY slugger 0
Jason Nardo FLY slugger 0
Johnny DeCeo FLY Either 2
Benny Shandow FLY boxer 0
Matty Kidd FLY boxer 0

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"Ellery Queen" The Adventure of the Sunday Punch (1976)
11 January 1976 (Season 1, Episode 13)
Jim Hutton ... Ellery Queen
David Wayne ... Inspector Richard Queen
Tom Reese ... Sergeant Velie
Ken Swofford ... Frank Flannigan
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Robert Alda ... Frank Anthony mobster who owns 25 % of Hogan
Art Aragon ... Eddie washed up fighter in Hatter's gym
Pervis Atkins ... Rocky fighter in Hatter's gym
Richard Bakalyan ... Maddie 'Knucks' O'Neill (as Dick Bakalyan) enforcer for Anthony
Dane Clark ... Sam Hatter runs gym, manager and trained
John Furlong ... Dave
Janet MacLachlan ... Corrine Ogden
Juanita Moore ... Mrs. Douglas
Maggie Nelson ... Vera
Lloyd Nolan ... Doctor Sanford
Terrence O'Connor ... Melinda Sanford
Jerry Quarry ... Brad 'Kid' Hogan contender and murder victim
Otis Young ... Joe Adams (Joseph A. Simpson) sparring partner, college pharmacy student
Charlie Dickerson FW named by Anthony as a headcase he once owned
Jarrow and Fresno names on a fight poster for TC's


Brad 'Kid' Hogan HW slugger 6
Joseph Adams Simpson HW slugger 2
Rocky Pervis HW slugger 1
Eddie Ouldsman MW slugger 1
Sam Hatter MW boxer 2

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"Ellery Queen" The Adventure of the Sunday Punch (1976)
11 January 1976 (Season 1, Episode 13)

also gives

Charlie Dickerson FW boxer 1
Young Jarrow BW slugger 0
Ray Fresno BW boxer 0

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Harry Watson, Jr., starred as Young Kid Battling Dugan

Odds and Ends of 1917 | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information
Odds and Ends of 1917

Bijou Theatre, (11/19/1917 - circa. 1/1918)
Norworth Theatre, (1/28/1918 - 2/23/1918)
Preview: Total Previews:
Opening: Nov 19, 1917
Closing: Feb 23, 1918 Total Performances: 112

lines

Tell him what I did to Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
Don't tell him what O'Brien did to me

If anyone has lyrics to this please send them to me.

Young Kid Battling Dugan LHW slugger 0

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"The Phil Silvers Show"
Season 1, Episode 6: The Boxer
Original Air Date—25 October 1955
Walter Cartier ... Pvt. Claude Dillingham
Billy Sands ... Private Dino Paparelli
Johnny Seven ... Corporal Egan
Slinky Peterson
Eddie Angel once stopped in 12 seconds by Dillingham

Claude Dillingham MW either 4
Dino Paparelli MW boxer 0
Corporal Basil Egan MW slugger 1
Slinky Peterson MW boxer 0
Eddie Angel MW slugger 0

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Right Cross (1950)
June Allyson ... Pat O'Malley
Dick Powell ... Rick Garvey
Ricardo Montalban ... Johnny Monterez
Lionel Barrymore ... Sean O'Malley
Teresa Celli ... Marina Monterez
Barry Kelley ... Allan Goff
Tom Powers ... Tom Balford
Mimi Aguglia ... Mom Monterez
Marianne Stewart ... Audrey
John Gallaudet ... Phil Tripp
Wally Maher ... First Reporter
Larry Keating ... Second Reporter
Kenneth Tobey ... Ken, the Third Reporter (as Ken Tobey)
Bert Davidson ... Fourth Reporter
Margaret Bert ... Maid (uncredited)
Lynton Brent ... Photographer (uncredited)
William Cabanne ... Bob (uncredited)
Mack Chandler ... Patron (uncredited)
Russ Clark ... Referee (uncredited)
Harry Cody ... Patron (uncredited)
James Conaty ... Nightclub Patron (uncredited)
Chester Conklin ... Haggerty's Waiter (uncredited)
John Crawford ... Photographer (uncredited)
Edgar Dearing ... Ring Announcer (uncredited)
King Donovan ... Fifth Reporter (uncredited)
Juan Duval ... Night Club Waiter (uncredited)
Franklyn Farnum ... Fight Crowd Extra (uncredited)
Frank Ferguson ... Dr. George Esmond (uncredited)
David Fresco ... Gump, Assistant Trainer (uncredited)
Sig Frohlich ... Photographer (uncredited)
Tommy Garland ... Heldon's Sparring Partner (uncredited)
Kit Guard ... Kit (uncredited)
John Hamilton ... Horse Owner (uncredited)
Tom Hanlon ... Sports Announcer (uncredited)
Jim Hayward ... Mike, Police Desk Sergeant (uncredited)
Al Hill ... Heldon's Handler (uncredited)
Joseph La Cava ... Photographer (uncredited)
Thomas Martin ... Bartender (uncredited)
John Maxwell ... Walker (uncredited)
Harold Miller ... Fight Spectator (uncredited)
John Mitchum ... Sixth Reporter (uncredited)
Marilyn Monroe ... Dusky Ledoux (uncredited)
Bert Moorhouse ... Steam Bath Patron (uncredited)
Jimmy O'Gatty ... Pat, Gym Gateman (uncredited)
Robert Osterloh ... Totem, Heldon's Manager (uncredited)
Bob Perry ... Timekeeper (uncredited)
James Pierce ... Moe, Bath House Attendant (uncredited)
Suzanne Ridgeway ... Girl at Training Camp (uncredited)
Dewey Robinson ... Heldon Hanger-On (uncredited)
Cosmo Sardo ... Waiter (uncredited)
Harry Shannon ... Haggerty (uncredited)
Court Shepard ... Al Heldon (uncredited)
George Sherwood ... Mike, Sean's Butler (uncredited)
Eddie Lou Simms ... Al Heldon, Boxer (uncredited)
Harry Stanton ... Assistant Trainer (uncredited)
Smoki Whitfield ... Nassau, Trainer (uncredited)
Ulysses Williams ... Boxer being knocked out (uncredited)
David Wolfe ... Handler (uncredited)
kid Grogan named as having floored champ Monterez
Griff Marri sparrer
Luis Monterez cousin of champ, poor fighter


Johnny Monterez HW either 8
Al Heldon HW boxer 6
kid Grogan HW boxer 4
Griff Marri HW slugger 0
Luis Monterez LW slugger 0

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"Taxi" One-Punch Banta
19 September 1978 (Season 1, Episode 2)
Banta floors The Champ with a body shot while sparring
earns a bouth with # 8 contender Wallace and a $1,500 purse
Tony Danza ... Tony Banta (Anthony Mark Banta)
Allan Arbus ... Jerry Martin manager of the champ
Carlos Palomino ... Carlos Navarone, The Champ
Dwight Woody ... Frank Wallace
I rerated my earlier Banta

Tony Banta MW slugger 0
Carlos Navarone MW either 9
Frank Wallace MW slugger 4

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"Bat Masterson"
Come Out Fighting 7 April 1960 (Season 2, Episode 26)
Gene Barry ... William Barclay 'Bat' Masterson
Rhys Williams ... Malachi Brody
Ken Mayer ... Largo Morgan
Joan Granville ... Belinda Muldoon manager & sister
Steve Warren ... Paddy Muldoon
Connie Buck ... Lolita
Jean Paul King ... Alistaire Drago
Alex Sharp ... Moose Morgan
Clark Smith ... Telegrapher
Guy Teague ... Prizefight Referee

In Headstone, TX Bat agrees with Judge Malachi Brody
to bring a fight to town to help Brady win the election
over opponent Largo Morgan. Bat brings in Muldoon but loses
his fight wager when the lovestruck Muldoon gets KO'd. by
Boudreau. Muldoon is moony over Lolita, Brady's niece.

Paddy Muldoon The Kilarney Killer
Frenchy Boudreau
Fitzgibbons ko'd in 33rd by Muldoon in NY

Paddy Muldoon HW slugger 3
Frenchy Boudreau HW slugger 4
Mr. Fitzgibbons HW slugger 0

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"Bat Masterson"
Season 1, Episode 5: The Fighter
Original Air Date—5 November 1958
Gene Barry ... William Barclay 'Bat' Masterson
Marie Windsor ... Polly Landers
Robert J. Wilke ... Bull Kirby
Patrick Waltz ... Jim Bemis
Ray Kellogg ... Brock
Bill Baldwin ... Narrator (uncredited)
Kermit Maynard ... Townsman / Fight Spectator (uncredited)
Buddy Roosevelt ... Fight Spectator (uncredited)

1886 Silverton, Colorado
Bull Kirby partner of Landers, managed Beemis, lost contract in a card game to Bat
Kirby KO'd by Bat
Bemis had two bouts in the episode, one generic TC created to represnet his opponents


Jim Bemis HW boxer 3
Bull Kirby HW slugger 0
Silverton Miner Hw slugger 0

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Hammer (1972)
Fred Williamson ... B.J. Hammer
Charles Lampkin ... Big Sid Sydney mobtster-docks, druggs, fights
Mel Stewart ... Professor trainer
D'Urville Martin ... Sonny boxer, runner for mob
Stack Pierce ... Roughhouse ex boxer. mob ties
Perrie Lott ... Nagi mob boss
John de Carlos ... Bruiser
Gene LeBell ... Referee (as Gene Le Bell)
Jimmy Lennon Sr. ... Ring Announcer (as Jimmy Lennon)
George P. Wilbur ... Irish Joe Brady (as George Wilber) State Hw champ
Reb Funk name fighter stopped by Hammer
Harishiku Sunaka named to be in next week's main event
Joe Morano Sunaka's opponent
2 fighters named jimmy and Chick as one TC

B.J. Hammer HW slugger 5
Irish Joe Brady HW slugger 4
Sonny D'Urville HW slugger 1
Baby Roughhouse HW boxer 2
Bruiser de Carlos HW slugger 2

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Hammer continues with

Reb Funk HW slugger 3
Harishiku Sunaka HW slugger 3
Joe Morano HW boxer 3
Professor Mel MW boxer 2
Jimmy Chick HW slugger 0

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Mentioned as being upset by Battling Maxo in the Twi;ight Zone episode Steel


Bisbee the Rock Hw slugger 3

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"The Untouchables" Head of Fire: Feet of Clay (1960)
21 April 1960 (Season 1, Episode 27)
Robert Stack ... Eliot Ness
Nehemiah Persoff ... Johnny Fortunato Mobster muscles in on fight gam
Jack Warden ... Frank Barber childhood pal of ness, owns arena, Chicago Sports Palace
Leo Gordon ... Pops Gantry local favorite, tanks fight in 8th, crosses Fortunato in rematch with a KO, announces retirement
Patsy Kelly ... Slapsie Sadie rabid ringside Gantry fan
Lawrence Maldonado ... Fabiano Fortunato's fighter
... McComb name on fight poster

gives

Pops Gantry HW boxer 4
Larry Fabiano HW slugger 2
Patsy McComb FLY slugger 0

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Louis L'Amour was one of my favorite authors. Have read everything he wrote three or four times. Just reread Lando

Orando Sackett fought skin tight gloves PR bout vs. Caffery. Scientific fighter.

Duncan (Dun) Caffery Pugilist fought in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas

Cosmo Lengro Tinker, tought by Jem Mace, taught Lando

Beeville Local Pride Badly beaten in prize fight by Caffery


Lando Sackett HW either 4
Duncan (Dun) Caffery HW slugger 2
Cosmo Lengro MW boxer boxer 3
Beeville Local Pride HW slugger HW slugger 0 (used -5 template)

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Louis L'Amour's Iron Marshall
Another freat reread

Tom Shanaghy Hero of novel, prize ring experience, and sparred with John Morrisey

Tom Shanaghy HW slugger 3