AARONSON, Milton - Revision history

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	[[Image:aron.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Box Rec. http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Milt_Aron]]~~ARONSON~~, Milton. (Dubuque, IA, June 2, 1917--Mar. 6, 1942). Aaronson, the son of a rabbi and a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John\|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. He practiced his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] under the instruction of [[HUTT, Harry\|Harry HUTT]]. (1) ~~Aronson~~ entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation and won the title in two consecutive years before turning professional. He debuted on July 30, 1934. (2)		[[Image:aron.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Box Rec. http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Milt_Aron]]AARONSON, Milton. (Dubuque, IA, June 2, 1917--Mar. 6, 1942). Aaronson, the son of a rabbi and a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John\|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. He practiced his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] under the instruction of [[HUTT, Harry\|Harry HUTT]]. (1) Aaronson entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation and won the title in two consecutive years before turning professional. He debuted on July 30, 1934. (2)

	On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, ~~Aronson~~ received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, ~~Aaron~~ received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds. (3)		On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, Aaronson received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, Aaronson received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds. (3)

	He fought 85 bouts including 558 rounds. His knockout ratio was 40%. (4)		He fought 85 bouts including 558 rounds. His knockout ratio was 40%. (4)

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	1.		1. Kwasky, Al, "Dust Caught in the Wind," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 6, 1936, p. 9

	2. Milt Aronson," Box Rec. Online: http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Milt_Aron		2. Milt Aronson," Box Rec. Online: http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Milt_Aron

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	[[Image:~~aronson~~.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Box Rec. http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Milt_Aron]]ARONSON, Milton. (Dubuque, IA, June 2, 1917--Mar. 6, 1942). Aaronson, the son of a rabbi and a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John\|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. He practiced his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] under the instruction of [[HUTT, Harry\|Harry HUTT]]. (1) Aronson entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation and won the title in two consecutive years before turning professional. He debuted on July 30, 1934. (2)		[[Image:aron.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Box Rec. http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Milt_Aron]]ARONSON, Milton. (Dubuque, IA, June 2, 1917--Mar. 6, 1942). Aaronson, the son of a rabbi and a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John\|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. He practiced his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] under the instruction of [[HUTT, Harry\|Harry HUTT]]. (1) Aronson entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation and won the title in two consecutive years before turning professional. He debuted on July 30, 1934. (2)

	On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, Aronson received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, Aaron received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds. (3)		On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, Aronson received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, Aaron received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds. (3)

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-AARONSON, Milton. (Dubuque, IA,--Unknown). Aaronson, a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. Practicing his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] under the instruction of [[HUTT, Harry|Harry HUTT]], he entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation. He won the title in two consecutive years and then turned professional.
+[[Image:aronson.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Photo courtesy: Box Rec. http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Milt_Aron]]ARONSON, Milton. (Dubuque, IA, June 2, 1917--Mar. 6, 1942). Aaronson, the son of a rabbi and a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. He practiced his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] under the instruction of [[HUTT, Harry|Harry HUTT]]. (1) Aronson entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation and won the title in two consecutive years before turning professional. He debuted on July 30, 1934. (2)
-On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, Aaronson received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, Aaron received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds.
+On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, Aronson received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, Aaron received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds. (3)
 See: [[JEWISH COMMUNITY]]
 [[Category: Athletics-Boxing]]

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	AARONSON, Milton. (Dubuque, IA,--Unknown). Aaronson, a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John\|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. Practicing his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]], he entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation. He won the title in two consecutive years and then turned professional.		AARONSON, Milton. (Dubuque, IA,--Unknown). Aaronson, a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John\|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. Practicing his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]] under the instruction of [[HUTT, Harry\|Harry HUTT]], he entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation. He won the title in two consecutive years and then turned professional.

	On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, Aaronson received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, Aaron received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds.		On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, Aaronson received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, Aaron received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds.

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	AARONSON, Milton. (Dubuque, IA,--Unknown). ~~Aaron~~, a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John\|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. Practicing his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]], ~~Aaron~~ entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation. He won the title in two consecutive years and then turned professional.		AARONSON, Milton. (Dubuque, IA,--Unknown). Aaronson, a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John\|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. Practicing his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]], he entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation. He won the title in two consecutive years and then turned professional.

	On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, ~~Aaron~~ received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, Aaron received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds.		On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, Aaronson received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, Aaron received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds.

	See: [[JEWISH COMMUNITY]]		See: [[JEWISH COMMUNITY]]

	[[Category: Athletics-Boxing]]		[[Category: Athletics-Boxing]]

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AARONSON, Milton. (Dubuque, IA,--Unknown). Aaron, a contemporary of [[PETRAKIS, John|Johnny PETRAKIS]], was the number one contender for the world welterweight championship. Practicing his boxing skills at the [[DUBUQUE BOYS' CLUB]], Aaron entered the Dubuque Area Golden Gloves tournament upon his high school graduation. He won the title in two consecutive years and then turned professional.

On his way to replace Barney Ross, then the champion, Aaron received a broken nose that required surgery. He returned to the ring too quickly and was matched with Fritzi Zivic whom he had previously defeated by two decisions and one technical knockout. In a hard-fought match, Aaron received many cuts that became infected. He died of blood poisoning from the wounds.

See: [[JEWISH COMMUNITY]]

[[Category: Athletics-Boxing]]