Baxter Calmes - Revision history

Delisa at 21:34, 22 October 2021

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	According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. The text of his obituary from the October 30, 1962 edition of the Wichita Eagle can be found on the page. According to the obituary, Calmes was "well-known heavyweight fighter in the Wichita area during the early 1930s" and a retired independent oil operator. He was survived by his widow, mother, son and two brothers, Robert L. and Kermit W.		According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. The text of his obituary from the October 30, 1962 edition of the Wichita Eagle can be found on the page. According to the obituary, Calmes was "well-known heavyweight fighter in the Wichita area during the early 1930s" and a retired independent oil operator. He was survived by his widow, mother, son and two brothers, Robert L. and Kermit W.

	Baxter Calmes was the brother of boxer, Bobby Calmes.		Baxter Calmes was the brother of boxer, [[Bobby Calmes]].

Delisa at 18:20, 14 January 2020

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	January 16, 1929 -- won the Oklahoma-Kansas AAU LHW Championship under the name Joe Baxter, outpointing Orville ~~hardin~~. (Hutchinson News, Jan 17, 1929)		*January 16, 1929 -- won the Oklahoma-Kansas AAU LHW Championship under the name Joe Baxter, outpointing Orville Hardin. (Hutchinson News, Jan 17, 1929)

			*March 8, 1929 won Western AAU 175 Title with points win over Roy jacks at St. Joseph, MO.

	According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. The text of his obituary from the October 30, 1962 edition of the Wichita Eagle can be found on the page. According to the obituary, Calmes was "well-known heavyweight fighter in the Wichita area during the early 1930s" and a retired independent oil operator. He was survived by his widow, mother, son and two brothers, Robert L. and Kermit W.		According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. The text of his obituary from the October 30, 1962 edition of the Wichita Eagle can be found on the page. According to the obituary, Calmes was "well-known heavyweight fighter in the Wichita area during the early 1930s" and a retired independent oil operator. He was survived by his widow, mother, son and two brothers, Robert L. and Kermit W.

	Baxter Calmes was the brother of boxer, Bobby Calmes.		Baxter Calmes was the brother of boxer, Bobby Calmes.

Delisa at 01:14, 14 January 2020

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	January 16, 1929 -- won the Oklahoma-Kansas AAU LHW Championship under the name Joe Baxter. (Hutchinson News, Jan 17, 1929)		January 16, 1929 -- won the Oklahoma-Kansas AAU LHW Championship under the name Joe Baxter, outpointing Orville hardin. (Hutchinson News, Jan 17, 1929)

	According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. The text of his obituary from the October 30, 1962 edition of the Wichita Eagle can be found on the page. According to the obituary, Calmes was "well-known heavyweight fighter in the Wichita area during the early 1930s" and a retired independent oil operator. He was survived by his widow, mother, son and two brothers, Robert L. and Kermit W.		According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. The text of his obituary from the October 30, 1962 edition of the Wichita Eagle can be found on the page. According to the obituary, Calmes was "well-known heavyweight fighter in the Wichita area during the early 1930s" and a retired independent oil operator. He was survived by his widow, mother, son and two brothers, Robert L. and Kermit W.

	Baxter Calmes was the brother of ~~fellow~~ boxer, Bobby Calmes.		Baxter Calmes was the brother of boxer, Bobby Calmes.

Delisa at 01:13, 14 January 2020

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	~~Winter of 1928 he~~ won the Oklahoma LHW ~~Amateur~~ Championship under the name Joe Baxter. (~~The Daily Oklahoman 5/9/~~1929)		January 16, 1929 -- won the Oklahoma-Kansas AAU LHW Championship under the name Joe Baxter. (Hutchinson News, Jan 17, 1929)

	According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. The text of his obituary from the October 30, 1962 edition of the Wichita Eagle can be found on the page. According to the obituary, Calmes was "well-known heavyweight fighter in the Wichita area during the early 1930s" and a retired independent oil operator. He was survived by his widow, mother, son and two brothers, Robert L. and Kermit W.		According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. The text of his obituary from the October 30, 1962 edition of the Wichita Eagle can be found on the page. According to the obituary, Calmes was "well-known heavyweight fighter in the Wichita area during the early 1930s" and a retired independent oil operator. He was survived by his widow, mother, son and two brothers, Robert L. and Kermit W.

	Baxter Calmes was the brother of fellow boxer, Bobby Calmes.		Baxter Calmes was the brother of fellow boxer, Bobby Calmes.

Chuck1052 at 02:40, 7 September 2016

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	Winter of 1928 he won the Oklahoma LHW Amateur Championship under the name Joe Baxter. (The Daily Oklahoman 5/9/1929)		Winter of 1928 he won the Oklahoma LHW Amateur Championship under the name Joe Baxter. (The Daily Oklahoman 5/9/1929)

	According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas.		According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. The text of his obituary from the October 30, 1962 edition of the Wichita Eagle can be found on the page. According to the obituary, Calmes was "well-known heavyweight fighter in the Wichita area during the early 1930s" and a retired independent oil operator. He was survived by his widow, mother, son and two brothers, Robert L. and Kermit W.

			Baxter Calmes was the brother of fellow boxer, Bobby Calmes.

Chuck1052 at 02:23, 7 September 2016

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	Winter of 1928 he won the Oklahoma LHW Amateur Championship under the name Joe Baxter. (The Daily Oklahoman 5/9/1929)		Winter of 1928 he won the Oklahoma LHW Amateur Championship under the name Joe Baxter. (The Daily Oklahoman 5/9/1929)

			According to his page on the Find A Grave website, one Baxter D. Calmes was born on July 25, 1909 in Stephens County, Oklahoma and died on October 29, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas.

John: John moved page Human:37441 to Baxter Calmes

2016-03-10T02:20:59Z

John moved page Human:37441 to Baxter Calmes

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Daveymac at 02:18, 11 October 2013

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			Winter of 1928 he won the Oklahoma LHW Amateur Championship under the name Joe Baxter. (The Daily Oklahoman 5/9/1929)

Dan: Created page with "thumb 37441"

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Created page with "left|250px|thumb <human>37441</human>"

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