Saturday, August 20th, 2011
With no fights to cover until Mayweather-Ortiz week, I’m knee-deep in writing – presently lost somewhere around the border around 1915-1919. My Jan. 1 deadline approaches for “The History of Boxing in New Mexico, Volume I,” due out next year by McFarland Press. Photo above: A ticket stub from the scrapbook of New Mexico’s first [...]
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Also tagged albuquerque, attendance, benny chavez, benny cordova, bobby waugh, challenger, chavez, history of boxing, scrapbook, texas legend
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Thursday, April 7th, 2011
Writer/photographer Chris Cozzone has inked a two-volume book deal with McFarland Press on the history of boxing in New Mexico. In between covering the big fights and local fight scenes in both New Mexico and Las Vegas, Cozzone has spent the last six years in heavy research. He inherited the project in 2005 from the [...]
Filed in etcetera, new mexico
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Also tagged abie, art aragon, bob foster, boggio, book deal, bruce trampler, chavez, cisneros, danny romero, hall of fame, history of boxing, julio chiaramonte, larry cisneros, mack, top rank, world war ii
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Thursday, March 31st, 2011
Two book signings are planned for the newly-released “The First Black Boxing Champions – Essays on Fighters of the 1800s to the 1920s,” on Saturday, April 2. The first time & location will be 1 p.m., at the Albuquerque Public Library, Lomas & Tramway Branch, Eastridge St. (the library sits on the SW corner of Tramway [...]
Filed in etcetera, new mexico
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Also tagged albuquerque public library, aycock, battle at the bosque, bernalillo, book signing, book signings, boxing champions, Chris Cozzone, colleen aycock, history of boxing, santa ana, santa ana star casino
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Sunday, February 13th, 2011
“The First Black Boxing Champions: Essays on Fighters of the 1800s to the 1920s” has been released by McFarland Press. The book, edited by Colleen Aycock & Mark Scott, with a foreword by Al Bernstein, also features a hefty chapter by Chris Cozzone. Click here to see on Amazon, or here on the publisher’s site.