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The Boxing Bulletin History Corner: March 12-18, 1930, 1940 & 1950 The Boxing Bulletin
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Thanks to a strong finish over the final two rounds, Belgian middleweight Rene DeVos (159) won a unanimous resolution over Texan Clyde Chastain (157 ½) at the Chicago Stadium. Until DeVos (pictured, Antiquities of the Prize Circle ) opened up in the ninth and tenth rounds, the bout had been a very dreary affair with referee Dave Barry every so often urging the fighters to show more action.
The late round push from DeVos entitled him to the decision in the eyes of The Chicago Tribune, but the spectators that been howling for more exertion weren’t impressed and booed the verdict.
Following the DeVos/Chastain bout, which had been billed as the leading-event, local fighter Paul Pantaleo and Ernie Schaaf of Boston gave the fans their money’s quality, with a spirited 10 rounder. The heavyweights traded leather all the way and the decision was a draw.
Events Calendar: March 26 to April 10 Salem Gazette
Friday, Slog 26
Dancing with the Arts benefit
Marblehead Arts Association (MAA) and Salem Arts Association (SAA) will host their wink annual fundraising gala, Dancing with the Arts, on Friday, March 26, at the Hawthorne Hotel in Salem. More than 200 arts, profession and civic leaders will celebrate the arts in local communities.
There will be a reception from 6-7 p.m. and dinner, dancing and presentations from 7-11 p.m. The outcome includes a silent auction, a raffle and a special dance performance.
The highlight will be the presentation of the Shared Harbor Arts Endowment to two people who have been instrumental in supporting the arts in Salem and Marblehead. The 2010 award recipients are Mayor Kimberley Driscoll of Salem and Anthony Silva of Marblehead.
MAA and SAA will also present special recognition to the Peabody Essex Museum for its many contributions to the community, local arts and its widespread eerie and cultural programming.
Boston Chinatown Banquet - It's Not Just Food
What most people remember of Chinatown, they immediately think of food. Is Chinatown simply a place for food and services? Is it more? This piece ...
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This Week in the City - August 27th-September 5th Revel in the splendor of the hoary Egyptian world as you view a dazzling array of possessions unearthed from his tomb, along with antiquities representing |
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Book Review: A treasure of architecture, art, history Momentous New England, headquartered in Boston, has grown apace and this project began through the work of Curator of the Library and Archives, Lorna Condon. |
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2011 Frist Center Exhibition Schedule Features Andy Warhol, Art of India ... Focusing on sites and events of cultural gist, Pavlovic examines the power of photography to shape the perception of history as an expression of and more » |
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The Lookout: Fresh face of jazz winning fans at Maudslay Arts Center More than 30 dealers from across New England will be selling their treasures, from antiquities to oddities. The offerings will contain art deco, and more » |
If Liberal Talking Points Could Speak
An interest in method and in the Classical Antiquities (mainly Roman and Greek) was being fostered by liberal thinkers – historical personages who were
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Kolbe & Fanning to Hold Notable Numismatic Book Auctions This Fall
Kolbe & Fanning to Mug Notable Numismatic Book Auctions This FallAmong the wealth of classic and standard works on the art, archaeology, antiquities and history of the antediluvian world featured in the sale, to name but a few
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The fine art of detection, and the detection of fine art
And as his craft matured, so did the black market for stolen art: “With so much money at stake, hot art and antiquities attract money launderers,
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