1949 April 16th GRANT BUTCHER vs CHARLEY RIGGS & KENNY WATKINS vs BOB MURPHY Vintage Boxing Program Magazine REFEREE
Item Description
Front Cover Subject(s) - Grant Butcher and Kenny Watkins
Featured Fight(s) - Grant Butcher vs. Charley Riggs at The Coliseum Bowl in San Francisco, California
Kenny Watkins vs. Bob Murphy at The Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles, CA
Boxers, Wrestlers and other Fight Figures pictured inside the magazine - Zeke Lucero, "Nonpareil" Jack Dempsey, Packy McFarland, Sugar Ray Robinson, Mario Trigo vs. John L. Davis, Tote Martinez, Earl Turner, Enrique Bolanos, Frank Sexton, Maxie Docusen, Tommy Campbell vs. Freddie Dawson
Vintage Souvenir Program Magazine. Distributed on the West Coast of the U.S.. This publication was often used as the program for various bouts in the area. Sometimes it was the only program for a particular fight and often it was competing with other local magazine publishers, selling their program at the same fight.
Size - Somewhat over-sized at about 9 1/4" x 12 1/8" inches. About 16 pages including covers.
Condition - About VG condition with general handling wear. There may be some edge and corner wear. Spine is tight. No writing on the inside. Please enlarge scans or photos to see better detail.
A great lot for the Vintage Boxing Program and Memorabilia collector.
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