Boxing
Oscar Goldman
Goldman was a featherweight in the 1920s.
Birth and Death Dates:
b. November 15, 1908 - d. June 24, 1994
Career Highlights:
A featherweight, Goldman began his professional career in the mid-1920s and defeated Young Kid Francis in a four-round decision in 1926. Two years later, Goldman defeated Francis again in a rematch and also won four-round decisions over Lew Farber and Pete DeGrasse (he also fought DeGrasse to a draw later in the year). In 1929, Goldman defeated Farber again in a rematch, and also knocked out Charlie Mora in the first-round of their July 5 bout. He continued to fight until 1935 and retired with 58 career wins.
Origin:
New York City
Career Statistics:
Professional record:
Wins: 58 (10 by knockout)
Losses: 15
Birth and Death Dates:
b. November 15, 1908 - d. June 24, 1994
Career Highlights:
A featherweight, Goldman began his professional career in the mid-1920s and defeated Young Kid Francis in a four-round decision in 1926. Two years later, Goldman defeated Francis again in a rematch and also won four-round decisions over Lew Farber and Pete DeGrasse (he also fought DeGrasse to a draw later in the year). In 1929, Goldman defeated Farber again in a rematch, and also knocked out Charlie Mora in the first-round of their July 5 bout. He continued to fight until 1935 and retired with 58 career wins.
Origin:
New York City
Career Statistics:
Professional record:
Wins: 58 (10 by knockout)
Losses: 15