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Anthony Sinatra (born Saverio Antonino Martino Sinatra; May 4, 1892 - January 24, 1969) is the father of Frank Sinatra. He was also known as Anthony Martin and Marty. Marty spent the first nine years of his life in his native Scilly. In 1902 he immigrated to America, where his father and two brothers lived. He dropped out of school soon afterward and struggled with all aspects of the English ...
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30 de jun. de 2022 · Sinatra continued his boxing career, until he broke his wrists after 30 professional fights. He then attempted to find marine work, but was rejected due to asthma. Dolly helped him work as a firefighter, and he was eventually appointed to the Hoboken Fire Service in 1927, where he attained the rank of Captain without having to take any formal exams.
17 de ene. de 2016 · Sinatra continued his boxing career, until he broke his wrists after 30 professional fights. He then attempted to find marine work, but was rejected due to asthma. Dolly helped him find work as a fireman, and he was eventually appointed to the Hoboken Fire Department in 1927, where he attained the rank of Captain without having to take any formal exams.
Fought as "Young Marty O'Brien". On February 14, 1914, O'Brien eloped with "Dolly Graventa; their son, Frank Sinatra, was born December 12, 1915. Long Acre A.A., New York. Princess A.C., New York. Reported as O'Brien's first loss in 40 bouts (12 kayos) going into this bout. O'Brien outweighed by ten pounds. Bolt down in first.
Anthony Sinatra is from Pittsburgh and started boxing in 1993. Having been schooled by a boxing Hall of Fame trainer from the beginning, Anthony has learned ...
Sinatra continued his boxing career until he broke his wrists after 30 professional fights. He then attempted to find marine work but was rejected due to asthma. Dolly helped him find work as a fireman, and he was eventually appointed to the Hoboken Fire Department in 1927, where he attained the rank of Captain without having to take any formal exams.
