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Charley Mulaney was a 20th century Human man, a boxer on the planet Earth. Mulaney took part in a boxing match on the world's North American continent, in the United States of America nation-state in the 1930s decade.

Mulaney was likely a US citizen or resident, but it is also possible he was brought to the US on a boxing tour and had citizenship elsewhere.

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Charley Mulaney had billing for a boxing match to be held at Madison Square Garden in New York City in the year 1930. This "preliminaries" event was to be 4 rounds against Gus Barnes. The poster for this match was posted near the Twenty-First Street Mission where James T. Kirk and Spock materialized after utilizing the Guardian of Forever for time travel. (TOS episode: "The City on the Edge of Forever")

A poster identical to the poster for the Madison Square garden match billing for the Paramount Sports Arena was posted outside the entrance of Guinan's 10 Forward Ave bar in Los Angeles in the year 2024. Possibly, Guinan had kept the poster for the nearly 100 years of intervening time, but it is not clear if there was a match with the same lineup held at Paramount in 1930, or if the poster was re-printed as a piece of memorabilia. (PIC episode: "Watcher")

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boxing and boxers
boxingslamboxingmechanical sparring partnerMarquess of Queensberry RulesRocky VIII: The Clone Factorsonic boxingTerellian boxing
1930 Madison Square Garden match
(same as Paramount Sports Arena billing)
main event (10 rounds, heavyweights): Kid McCook vs. Mike Masonsemi-main event (6 rounds, heavyweights): Manuel Prado vs. Will Baileypreliminaries (4 rounds): Gus Lloyd vs. Killer Kidd; Charley Mulaney vs. Gus Barnes; Buddy Sencio vs. Ricky Mason
1930 Bay Land Garden match rematch event: "Machine Gun Kid" McCook vs. "Baby Face" Mike MasonNew York West Productions first match: Manuel Prado vs. Will Baileyother first matches: Sailor Vido (favorite) vs. Killer Kanel (challenger); Charly Delaney (favorite) vs. Winky Gaines (challenger); Muggs Magoo (favorite) vs. Mickey Mason (challenger)
mid-20th century Earth Henry ArmstrongJoe LouisRocky Marciano
22nd century Earth Sven "Buttercup" Hansen
Starfleet and Starfleet Academy Liam Boothby (coach) • "Storm" CartwrightChakotayAnxo RogeiroPetersonTerrellian cadet (Chakotay Training Program 15-Beta)

Background[]

The poster in "The City on the Edge of Forever" was a piece of stage art that shared the same typesetting as posters used in various other TV shows and movies.

When the script for DS9''s "Past Tense" called for a materialization similar to the one shown in "The City on the Edge of Forever", Doug Drexler and Mike Okuda recognized the opportunity to pay homage to this set decoration and typeset a new poster using a magazine photo from TOS as reference. Although sometimes referred to as the same poster, they changed details to reflect the episode's location in San Francisco, and swapped out Mulaney's name from the minor matches.

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