Jimmy McLarnin vs. Pancho Villa - Revision history

Ric: news wire report linked

2014-10-04T02:22:56Z

news wire report linked

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			*News wire report: [http://udn.lib.utah.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/tgm5/id/12888/show/13022/rec/197]
	Villa had an infected tooth extracted the morning of this bout, according to contemporary newspaper accounts. Against the advice of his physicians, and apparently not wanting to disappoint fans, Villa entered the ring with a badly swollen jaw to face McLarnin.		Villa had an infected tooth extracted the morning of this bout, according to contemporary newspaper accounts. Against the advice of his physicians, and apparently not wanting to disappoint fans, Villa entered the ring with a badly swollen jaw to face McLarnin.

Rowdytimothy: delete category

2008-03-01T01:11:23Z

delete category

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	The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day [[William Muldoon]] of the [[NYSAC]] proclaimed [[Frankie Genaro]] Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was [[Fidel LaBarba]] who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.		The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day [[William Muldoon]] of the [[NYSAC]] proclaimed [[Frankie Genaro]] Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was [[Fidel LaBarba]] who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.

	~~[[Category:1925 Bouts\|McLarnin vs. Villa]]~~

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-20T22:42:19Z

fix internal link

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	Villa had an infected tooth extracted the morning of this bout, according to contemporary newspaper accounts. Against the advice of his physicians, and apparently not wanting to disappoint fans, Villa entered the ring with a badly swollen jaw to face McLarnin.		Villa had an infected tooth extracted the morning of this bout, according to contemporary newspaper accounts. Against the advice of his physicians, and apparently not wanting to disappoint fans, Villa entered the ring with a badly swollen jaw to face McLarnin.

	Later, on July 6, Villa had three more ulcerated teeth pulled out. He had to cancel a scheduled July 10 bout with [[~~Boxer:Tommy O'Brien:078438\|~~Tommy O'Brien]] at Portland, Oregon, due to his ill health. Meanwhile, [[Vic Foley]] was training hard for their scheduled July 17 bout in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the contracted 118 pounds for some title (perhaps the Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title).		Later, on July 6, Villa had three more ulcerated teeth pulled out. He had to cancel a scheduled July 10 bout with [[Tommy O'Brien]] at Portland, Oregon, due to his ill health. Meanwhile, [[Vic Foley]] was training hard for their scheduled July 17 bout in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the contracted 118 pounds for some title (perhaps the Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title).

	Then Villa suddenly died. Blood poisoning from his infected teeth, reported newspapers. Rafael Guilledo, Villa's putative father, and Philippine Islands Governor General Wood, immediately placed blame on manager [[Frank Churchill]] for Villa's death.		Then Villa suddenly died. Blood poisoning from his infected teeth, reported newspapers. Rafael Guilledo, Villa's putative father, and Philippine Islands Governor General Wood, immediately placed blame on manager [[Frank Churchill]] for Villa's death.

Ric: updated boxer links

2007-06-08T01:37:01Z

updated boxer links

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	Villa had an infected tooth extracted the morning of this bout, according to contemporary newspaper accounts. Against the advice of his physicians, and apparently not wanting to disappoint fans, Villa entered the ring with a badly swollen jaw to face McLarnin.		Villa had an infected tooth extracted the morning of this bout, according to contemporary newspaper accounts. Against the advice of his physicians, and apparently not wanting to disappoint fans, Villa entered the ring with a badly swollen jaw to face McLarnin.

	Later, on July 6, Villa had three more ulcerated teeth pulled out. He had to cancel a scheduled July 10 bout with [[Boxer:Tommy O'Brien:078438\|Tommy O'Brien]] at Portland, Oregon, due to his ill health. Meanwhile, [[~~Boxer:Vic_Foley:010106\|~~Vic Foley]] was training hard for their scheduled July 17 bout in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the contracted 118 pounds for some title (perhaps the Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title).		Later, on July 6, Villa had three more ulcerated teeth pulled out. He had to cancel a scheduled July 10 bout with [[Boxer:Tommy O'Brien:078438\|Tommy O'Brien]] at Portland, Oregon, due to his ill health. Meanwhile, [[Vic Foley]] was training hard for their scheduled July 17 bout in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the contracted 118 pounds for some title (perhaps the Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title).

	Then Villa suddenly died. Blood poisoning from his infected teeth, reported newspapers. Rafael Guilledo, Villa's putative father, and Philippine Islands Governor General Wood, immediately placed blame on manager [[Frank Churchill]] for Villa's death.		Then Villa suddenly died. Blood poisoning from his infected teeth, reported newspapers. Rafael Guilledo, Villa's putative father, and Philippine Islands Governor General Wood, immediately placed blame on manager [[Frank Churchill]] for Villa's death.
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	Meanwhile, back in Manila--the day before he died-- Pancho's wife gave birth to their son. In 1989, she swore that his death was caused by an intentional overdose of anesthesia: a gambling syndicate's conspiracy to murder Villa for losing to McLarnin.		Meanwhile, back in Manila--the day before he died-- Pancho's wife gave birth to their son. In 1989, she swore that his death was caused by an intentional overdose of anesthesia: a gambling syndicate's conspiracy to murder Villa for losing to McLarnin.

	The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day [[William Muldoon]] of the [[NYSAC]] proclaimed [[~~Boxer:Frankie_Genaro:039120\|~~Frankie Genaro]] Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was [[~~Boxer:Fidel_LaBarba:012310\|~~Fidel LaBarba]] who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.		The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day [[William Muldoon]] of the [[NYSAC]] proclaimed [[Frankie Genaro]] Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was [[Fidel LaBarba]] who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.

	[[Category:1925 Bouts\|McLarnin vs. Villa]]		[[Category:1925 Bouts\|McLarnin vs. Villa]]

Ric at 01:36, 8 June 2007

2007-06-08T01:36:09Z

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	Meanwhile, back in Manila--the day before he died-- Pancho's wife gave birth to their son. In 1989, she swore that his death was caused by an intentional overdose of anesthesia: a gambling syndicate's conspiracy to murder Villa for losing to McLarnin.		Meanwhile, back in Manila--the day before he died-- Pancho's wife gave birth to their son. In 1989, she swore that his death was caused by an intentional overdose of anesthesia: a gambling syndicate's conspiracy to murder Villa for losing to McLarnin.

	The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day William Muldoon of the [[NYSAC]] proclaimed [[Boxer:Frankie_Genaro:039120\|Frankie Genaro]] Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was [[Boxer:Fidel_LaBarba:012310\|Fidel LaBarba]] who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.		The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day [[William Muldoon]] of the [[NYSAC]] proclaimed [[Boxer:Frankie_Genaro:039120\|Frankie Genaro]] Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was [[Boxer:Fidel_LaBarba:012310\|Fidel LaBarba]] who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.

	[[Category:1925 Bouts\|McLarnin vs. Villa]]		[[Category:1925 Bouts\|McLarnin vs. Villa]]

Ric at 00:42, 8 June 2007

2007-06-08T00:42:17Z

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	The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day William Muldoon of the [[NYSAC]] proclaimed [[Boxer:Frankie_Genaro:039120\|Frankie Genaro]] Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was [[Boxer:Fidel_LaBarba:012310\|Fidel LaBarba]] who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.		The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day William Muldoon of the [[NYSAC]] proclaimed [[Boxer:Frankie_Genaro:039120\|Frankie Genaro]] Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was [[Boxer:Fidel_LaBarba:012310\|Fidel LaBarba]] who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.

			[[Category:1925 Bouts\|McLarnin vs. Villa]]

Ric: Jimmy McLarnin W-10 Pancho Villa moved to Jimmy McLarnin vs. Pancho Villa

2007-06-08T00:41:15Z

Jimmy McLarnin W-10 Pancho Villa moved to Jimmy McLarnin vs. Pancho Villa

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Ric: updated links, etc

2005-05-26T15:57:43Z

updated links, etc

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	Villa had an infected tooth extracted the morning of this bout, according to contemporary newspaper accounts. Against the advice of his physicians, and apparently not wanting to disappoint fans, Villa entered the ring with a badly swollen jaw to face McLarnin. Later, on July 6, Villa had three more ulcerated teeth pulled out. He had to cancel a scheduled July 10 bout with ~~<a href="http~~:~~//www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=~~078438">Tommy O'Brien~~</a>~~ at Portland, Oregon, due to his ill health. Meanwhile, ~~<a href="http~~:~~//www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=10106">~~Vic Foley~~</a>~~ was training hard for their scheduled July 17 bout in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the contracted 118 pounds for some title (perhaps the Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title).~~<br>~~Then Villa suddenly died. Blood poisoning from his infected teeth, reported newspapers. Rafael Guilledo, Villa's putative father, and Philippine Islands Governor General Wood, immediately placed blame on manager Frank Churchill for Villa's death.~~<br>~~Meanwhile, back in Manila--the day before he died-- Pancho's wife gave birth to their son. In 1989, she swore that his death was caused by an intentional overdose of anesthesia: a gambling syndicate's conspiracy to murder Villa for losing to McLarnin.~~<br>~~The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day William Muldoon of the NYSAC proclaimed ~~<a href="http~~:~~//www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=39120">~~Frankie Genaro~~</a>~~ Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was ~~<a href="http~~:~~//www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=12310">~~Fidel LaBarba~~</a>~~ who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.		Villa had an infected tooth extracted the morning of this bout, according to contemporary newspaper accounts. Against the advice of his physicians, and apparently not wanting to disappoint fans, Villa entered the ring with a badly swollen jaw to face McLarnin.

			Later, on July 6, Villa had three more ulcerated teeth pulled out. He had to cancel a scheduled July 10 bout with [[Boxer:Tommy O'Brien:078438\|Tommy O'Brien]] at Portland, Oregon, due to his ill health. Meanwhile, [[Boxer:Vic_Foley:010106\|Vic Foley]] was training hard for their scheduled July 17 bout in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the contracted 118 pounds for some title (perhaps the Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title).

			Then Villa suddenly died. Blood poisoning from his infected teeth, reported newspapers. Rafael Guilledo, Villa's putative father, and Philippine Islands Governor General Wood, immediately placed blame on manager [[Frank Churchill]] for Villa's death.

			Meanwhile, back in Manila--the day before he died-- Pancho's wife gave birth to their son. In 1989, she swore that his death was caused by an intentional overdose of anesthesia: a gambling syndicate's conspiracy to murder Villa for losing to McLarnin.

			The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day William Muldoon of the [[NYSAC]] proclaimed [[Boxer:Frankie_Genaro:039120\|Frankie Genaro]] Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was [[Boxer:Fidel_LaBarba:012310\|Fidel LaBarba]] who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.

Ric: Moved this bout comment from the BoxRec bout cmment to this Wiki bout. It needs more "tweaking."

2005-05-11T04:01:45Z

Moved this bout comment from the BoxRec bout cmment to this Wiki bout. It needs more "tweaking."

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<fight>20185</fight>
Villa had an infected tooth extracted the morning of this bout, according to contemporary newspaper accounts. Against the advice of his physicians, and apparently not wanting to disappoint fans, Villa entered the ring with a badly swollen jaw to face McLarnin. Later, on July 6, Villa had three more ulcerated teeth pulled out. He had to cancel a scheduled July 10 bout with <a href="http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=078438">Tommy O'Brien</a> at Portland, Oregon, due to his ill health. Meanwhile, <a href="http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=10106">Vic Foley</a> was training hard for their scheduled July 17 bout in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the contracted 118 pounds for some title (perhaps the Pacific Coast Bantamweight Title).<br>Then Villa suddenly died. Blood poisoning from his infected teeth, reported newspapers. Rafael Guilledo, Villa's putative father, and Philippine Islands Governor General Wood, immediately placed blame on manager Frank Churchill for Villa's death.<br>Meanwhile, back in Manila--the day before he died-- Pancho's wife gave birth to their son. In 1989, she swore that his death was caused by an intentional overdose of anesthesia: a gambling syndicate's conspiracy to murder Villa for losing to McLarnin.<br>The Flyweight World Title became vacant with the death of its reigning champion--Pancho Villa. The next day William Muldoon of the NYSAC proclaimed <a href="http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=39120">Frankie Genaro</a> Pancho's "legitimate successor." But it was <a href="http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=12310">Fidel LaBarba</a> who would become the next Undisputed Flyweight Champion of the World.