González Dávila returned to his expedition's starting point in Panama and reported on his find, naming the area Nicaragua.

Bejines held a lead on two of the three judges ' scorecards at the end of 11 rounds ( the third had the fight even ), and Dávila rushed out of his corner and attacked Bejines right away in round 12.

The early rounds saw Sanchez take control of the contest ; an eight-punch flurry by him in round two caused Dávila to stagger.

A title defense was instead scheduled on September 14, 1984, versus Miguel Lora, but in a sparring session two weeks before the fight date, Dávila injured his back.

After scoring an eighth-round knockdown of Contreras, Dávila narrowly won a unanimous decision ; all three judges had him ahead by either one or two points.

In 1984 the band added two new members: Sergio Embroni ( guitar and vocals ) and Tito Dávila ( keyboard ).

Dobson notes that the first two volumes, where Juan G. Puron appears in this role, are practically free of problem articles, although Barnhart identifies the article on “ Dávila, Nepomuceno ” as suspicious, but not fictitious beyond a shadow of a doubt.

He remarried on 15 February 1975 to Colombian socialite Beatrice Dávila Rocha, and together they had two sons, Alejandro Santo Domingo Dávila ( b. 1977 ) and Andrés Santo Domingo Dávila ( b. 1978 ).

Even people think The city and peninsula of Nicoya derive their name from the cacique ( chief ) Nicoa ( or Nicoya ) who welcomed Dávila and his men, actually took its name from two Nauatl term " Necoc Yaotl " that means literally " between two waters ", referencing Nicoya is located between two major rivers in the area, also Peninsula de Nicoya took its from Nicoya City, the most importat city of all in the area.

Gil González Dávila, who first explored the area, came up with this Central American country's name by combining Nicarao and the Spanish word Agua, meaning water, after the two large lakes in the west of the country, Lake Managua and Lake Nicaragua.

In turn, after the resignation of Dávila three months later, general Bartolome Blanche became president, and Ríos became his Minister of Justice.

Gervasio Antonio de Posadas y Dávila ( 18 June 1757 ( Buenos Aires ) – 2 July 1833 ( Buenos Aires )) was a member of Argentina's Second Triumvirate from 19 August 1813 to 31 January 1814, after which he served as Supreme Director until 9 January 1815.

Trailing after 11 rounds, Dávila scored a knockout of Bejines to win the title, but Bejines died shortly afterward due to injuries suffered during the fight.

For the second time, Dávila lost to Lora by a judges ' decision after 12 rounds.

Dávila and his wife had a son on October 7, 1898, José Antonio Dávila, in the City of Bayamón, who would one day take after his father and become a well-known poet himself.

The WBC assigned its number one challenger, Dávila, to face its third-ranked fighter, Kiko Bejines, for the title.

Bejines fell to the floor and was counted out, giving Dávila the victory and WBC bantamweight championship.

Dávila stayed at the medical center where Bejines was into the late night hours following the fight, and later said that he was " in mourning with ( Bejines ') family.

In his professional debut, on March 1, 1973, Dávila defeated Carlos Villareal in a four-round bout decided on points.

In a bout held at the Great Western Forum in Inglewood, California on November 3, 1987, against Mexico's Juan Estrada, Dávila suffered an accidental headbutt and was given the victory through a technical decision.

Originally from Olion, Texas, and later Pomona, California, Dávila took up boxing at the age of 12, and worked out daily at a boxing gym for six years.

In 1978, Dávila challenged Carlos Zarate for the WBC's world title, losing by a knockout.

After Pintor beat Zarate for the WBC title, Dávila was given a second chance at that belt in a 1980 rematch with the Mexican world champion, and lost by a 15-round decision.

Dávila was inactive for all of 1981, returning in early 1982 and going seven fights without a loss through April 1983.

Dávila was matched against Gil Contreras for the belt in April 1988, with a second WBC title match against Lora promised to him if he won.

Scott Ostler, another Los Angeles Times columnist, wrote of Dávila, " There's nothing marketable about him, except for one thing.

In 1519 Dávila founded Darién, then in 1524 he founded Panama City and moved his capital there laying the basis for the exploration of South America's west coast and the subsequent conquest of Peru.

Dávila made an agreement with Francisco Pizarro and Diego de Almagro, which brought about the discovery of Peru, but withdrew in 1526 for a small compensation, having lost confidence in the outcome.

In 1905, Dávila ran for Mayor of the Municipality of Bayamon.

However, it was for series of the " Canciones Escolares " ( 1912 ) ( School Songs ), which were co-written with Virgilio Dávila and Manuel Fernandez Juncos, that would give him lasting recognition as one of Puerto Rico's greatest composers.

Dávila became a renowned poet and received an award from the Puerto Rican Institute of Culture for his poem Vendimia ( 1940 ).

Then it started handling a small roster of local luminaries, some of them also performing as actors for its sister TV network, such as Guillermo Dávila, Marcelo, and others.

Another cloister, that once belonged to the Franciscans, was given to the Society for Public Welfare around 1847 and became part of the Ruiz Dávila Hospice.

During the first fifty years of Conquest, Nicoya was of great local importance as a transshipment point between the more active Spanish colonies in Nicaragua and Panama ; a staging area and breadbasket for the initial entradas ( initial forays ) into the interior of Costa Rica by Juan Vázquez de Coronado ; and a rich encomienda ( source of tribute ) for the governor of Nicaragua, Pedrarias Dávila and his family ( Peralta 1883 ; Melendez 1983 ).

After starting his career in theatre in the 1970s, Dávila first gained national fame in a telenovela called Ligia Elena, becoming famous internationally in 1983, when he starred in its sequel, Nacho, for Venevisión.

Her mother, Margarita Vergara Dávila de Vergara, is a housewife, and her father, Julio Enrique Vergara Robayo, produced cattle for the meat industry.

Prominent examples of MAS-IPSP leaders recruited for the 2002 election campaign included Gustavo Torrico, Manuel Morales Dávila and Jorge Alvaro.

The WBC stated that Dávila would automatically give up his championship if he did not fight Pintor by August 15, 1984.

An uprising in 1911 against Dávila interrupted efforts to deal with the debt problem.

Dávila was a veteran soldier who had served in the wars against the Moors at Granada and in North Africa.

Dávila was a soldier in wars against Moors at Granada in Spain, and in North Africa, under Pedro Navarro intervening in the Conquest of Oran.

Pedro Arias Dávila served as soldier in wars against Moors at Granada, between 1486 and 1492, in Spain, and in North Africa, under Pedro Navarro intervening in the Conquest of Oran, now in Algeria.

; August 13: Nationalist under the command of General Dávila start their offensive against Santander, the next big city in their race towards Gijón.

All sanctions against the McClintock Six were nullified by San Juan Superior Court Judge Oscar Dávila Suliveres on May 8, 2007, who determined that they had broken no programmatic or rule-based accord, and that they were free to run in the NPP's 2008 primary.