"Shipmates Forever" - missing sequence?

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The poster/lobby card TCM uses -  for "Shipmates" shows Dick Powell, Ross Alexander and John Arledge in the corner a boxing ring - but there's no boxing sequence in the TCM presentation. Digging around online, I see the current art:

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/dick-powell-original-8x10-photo-boxer-3848218070

plus a wide shot of ring, also attributed to "Shipmates Forever", with Dick Foran as Midshipman 1/c Gifford (4/c Melville's "sponsor") in the middle of the ring with Powell, with dozens of others looking on:

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/dick-powell-boxing-boxers-photo-1935-shipmates 

Maybe this is just the "Mandela Effect" hitting me in a funny way, but I seem to remember a sequence where Sparks gets hazed for his clandestine/contraband radio, and takes a punch in the gut from Gifford, resulting in this image:

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0026988/mediaviewer/rm2822723840/

... which set up the (missing) boxing match. The natural spot for it seems about half-way through, after Gifford has Melville perform for the ladies in the Smoke Room, but before Melville leaves his shared room for the single "down the hall."

There's a similar setup in 1937's "Navy Blue & Gold" from MGM where a hazing senior is taken on by Robert Young's plebe character after a roommate is abused.

Anyone else remember seeing the fight in this picture?