Chief Petty Officers Club: San Pedro - Revision history

Ric: cited source for Lee factoid

2005-08-09T14:51:40Z

cited source for Lee factoid

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	San Pedro has been the primary harbor of the greater Los Angeles area for many years, and was a major United States Naval community. Its Chief Petty Officers (CPO) Club sponsored countless boxing shows during the 1920s.		San Pedro has been the primary harbor of the greater Los Angeles area for many years, and was a major United States Naval community. Its Chief Petty Officers (CPO) Club sponsored countless boxing shows during the 1920s.

	*[[Henry Lee]] was the CPO Club's director in 1921.		*[[Henry Lee]] was the CPO Club's director in 1921. Dec. 15 ''Los Angeles Times''
	*The matchmaker during at least 1923 was [[Henry Gold]] and/or a Mr. Lucas, depending on the source.		*The matchmaker during at least 1923 was [[Henry Gold]] and/or a Mr. Lucas, depending on the source.
	*Promoter was [[W. W. McClellan]], per the July 23, 1923 ''Los Angeles Times''.		*Promoter was [[W. W. McClellan]], per the July 23, 1923 ''Los Angeles Times''.

Matt at 19:52, 22 June 2005

2005-06-22T19:52:55Z

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	Effective mid-December 1921, its boxing shows were changed from Wednesdays to Saturdays, to accommodate military schedules. The ''Los Angeles Times'' of January 1922 states that the club was located at the Point Fermin (aka Firmin) Arena at that time. The CPOs opened a new boxing arena April 19, 1923, per the ''LA Times''.		Effective mid-December 1921, its boxing shows were changed from Wednesdays to Saturdays, to accommodate military schedules. The ''Los Angeles Times'' of January 1922 states that the club was located at the Point Fermin (aka Firmin) Arena at that time. The CPOs opened a new boxing arena April 19, 1923, per the ''LA Times''.
	[[Category:Venues ~~& Clubs~~\|Chief Petty Officers Club: San Pedro]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Chief Petty Officers Club: San Pedro]]

Ric at 16:51, 14 March 2005

2005-03-14T16:51:47Z

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== San Pedro, CA, USA ==

San Pedro has been the primary harbor of the greater Los Angeles area for many years, and was a major United States Naval community. Its Chief Petty Officers (CPO) Club sponsored countless boxing shows during the 1920s.

*[[Henry Lee]] was the CPO Club's director in 1921.
*The matchmaker during at least 1923 was [[Henry Gold]] and/or a Mr. Lucas, depending on the source.
*Promoter was [[W. W. McClellan]], per the July 23, 1923 ''Los Angeles Times''.

Effective mid-December 1921, its boxing shows were changed from Wednesdays to Saturdays, to accommodate military schedules. The ''Los Angeles Times'' of January 1922 states that the club was located at the Point Fermin (aka Firmin) Arena at that time. The CPOs opened a new boxing arena April 19, 1923, per the ''LA Times''.
[[Category:Venues & Clubs|Chief Petty Officers Club: San Pedro]]