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Tony Marino

BORN      May 18 1912; Duquesne, Pennsylvania
DIED      February 1 1937; New York, New York (cerebral hemorrhage)
HEIGHT    5-3
WEIGHT    110-120 lbs
MANAGERS  Reed Brown, Bill Newman, Frank Tabor, Charley Cook

1930
Jul  2 Young Ketchel           North Braddock, Pa                  W  6
1931
Jan  8 George Sotak            McKeesport, Pa                      W  6
Feb 26 Young Ketchel           McKeesport, Pa                      W  6
Oct 15 George Tomasky          McKeesport, Pa                      W  6
Nov 12 Cleo McNeil             McKeesport, Pa                     TK  1
Nov 30 Tony Shea               Pittsburgh, Pa                     TK  4
Dec 21 Johnny Edwards          Wheeling, WV                        W 10
1932
Jan  7 Frisco Grande           McKeesport, Pa                      W 10
Jan 21 Marty Gold              McKeesport, Pa                      W 10
Feb 11 Franklyn Young          McKeesport, Pa                      W 10
Feb 15 Mickey Farr             Pittsburgh, Pa                     TK  3
Mar 14 Joey Ross               Pittsburgh, Pa                      W  8
Mar 31 Willie Davies           McKeesport, Pa                      L 10
May 20 Young Ketchel           Steubenville, Oh                    W  8
Jun  6 Midget Wolgast          North Braddock, Pa                  L 10
Oct 10 Bobby Leitham           Toronto, Ont, Can                   L 12
Nov  3 Ernie Maurer            Toronto, Ont, Can                   L 10
1933
Jun  5 Johnny Perrine          Millvale, Pa                        W 10
1934
Aug 10 Joey Dodge              Reno, Nv                            D 10
Sep  7 Bobby Olivas            San Francisco, Ca                  TK  5
Sep 28 Ray Mayo                San Francisco, Ca                   W  8
Oct 25 Small Montana           Sacramento, Ca                      L 10
Nov 12 Small Montana           San Francisco, Ca                   L 10
Dec  7 Pablo Dano              Watsonville, Ca                     L 10
1935
Mar 15 Joey Dodge              Sacramento, Ca                      W 10
Apr 11 Pablo Dano              Sacramento, Ca                      L 10
Jul 12 Young Tommy             Hollywood, Ca                       L 10
Aug  5 General Padilla         San Francisco, Ca                   W  8
Oct  2 Midget Wolgast          Oakland, Ca                         L 10
Oct 22 Speedy Dado             Sacramento, Ca                      D 10
1936
Mar 14 Richard LiBrandi        Brooklyn, NY                        W  6
Mar 28 Skippy Allen            Brooklyn, NY                       TK  4
Apr 11 Willie Felice           Brooklyn, NY                       LK  3
May  2 Willie Felice           Brooklyn, NY                        W  6
May 16 Santos Hugo             Brooklyn, NY                       TK  4
Jun  2 Lou Salica               Long Island City, NY                W 10
Jun 29 Baltasar Sangchili      New York, NY                       KO 14
       -Bantamweight Championship of the World
Aug 31 Sixto Escobar            New York, NY                       LT 13
       -Bantamweight Championship of the World
Oct 15 Baltasar Sangchili      Pittsburgh, Pa                      L 10
Oct 31 Nickey Jerome           Brooklyn, NY                        W  8
Nov 21 Jimmy Martin            Brooklyn, NY                        W  8
Dec  9 Cristobal Jaramillo     New York, NY                        W  8
Dec 19 Nickey Jerome           Brooklyn, NY                        W  8
1937
Jan 30 Indian Quintana         Brooklyn, NY                        L  8

Marino took a terrible beating and was knocked down four times by Quintana. As the 
decision was being announced in favor of Quintana, Marino collapsed to the canvas and slid 
into a coma. He never regained onsciousness and died two days later of a brain hemorrage.

© 1998 The Cyber Boxing Zone.
Tracy Callis, Historian, International Boxing Research Organization, supplied the record

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Tony Marino

Marino took a terrible beating and was knocked down four times by Quintana. As the decision was being announced in favor of Quintana, Marino collapsed to the canvas and slid into a coma. He never regained onsciousness and died two days later of a brain hemorrage.

© 1998 The Cyber Boxing Zone. Tracy Callis, Historian, International Boxing Research Organization, supplied the record

© 1999 The Cyber Boxing Zone

© 1998 The Cyber Boxing Zone.
Tracy Callis, Historian, International Boxing Research Organization, supplied the record