ref: Al Grayber   Johnny Fundy   Chick Rodgers

Richmond Police Benefit, crowd of 14, 000 on hand.

Newspaper decision from the Birmingham News

Sarron's first fight after an elbow operation

ref: Eddie La Fond   Col Joseph Fegan   Dr OU Singer

Newspaper decision from the Associated Press

2:36    ref: Arthur Donovan

World Featherweight Title
Armstrong gives up NBA and New York versions shortly after to concentrate on Lightweight and Welterweight titles

ref: Tiny Dean

A "slashing fight all the way" with Sarron flooring Miller twice for "a decisive victory." (Associated Press)

ref: Willie Corner

"Sarron struck Mizler a low blow in the first round of a scheduled ten-rounder and was disqualified. His title was not at stake." (UP)

ref: CH Douglas

Sarron DQ'd for hitting with an open glove after repeated warnings.

ref: Willie Corner

This was part of a Police Benevolent Association promotion and 10, 000 fans attended.

ref: Larry McGrath

ref: Bennie Bickers

Sarron down in 1st and 10th -- Manuel reported as going into this bout with 95 total bouts.

Dean down five times in the bout. From Washington newspapers (Laurence Fielding).

Nontitle fight. Sarron built up a big lead, then withstood a late rally by Pine in the last two rounds to win the decision.

ref: Eddie La Fond   Bob Eller   Frank Schuyler

LaFond and Schuyler scored for Sarron, while Eller scored the fight a draw. There were no knockdowns.

ref: Leo Shea

Referee and sole judge Shea scored the fight 6-3-6 in rounds for Miller. Two of the six rounds given to Miller were due to Sarron fouls.

ref: Leo Shea

Newspaper decision from the Birmingham News

From Washington newspapers (Laurence Fielding).

ref: Gordon Scotter   NW Manley   Owen Samuel

From Washington newspapers (Laurence Fielding).

From Washington newspapers (Laurence Fielding).

ref: Oscar Pita

ref: Muggsy Morris

From Washington newspapers (Laurence Fielding).

ref: Tommy Reilly   Ben Spector   Al Voice

ref: Joe McGuigan 4-4   Herman Cherin 6-3   Al Voice 5-3

ref: Howard Livingston

From Washington newspapers (Laurence Fielding).

Henri DiSibour

DiSibour voted for Foreman (Washington Post). From Washington newspapers (Laurence Fielding).

ref: 49-51    49-51    51-49

ref: Lou Bauman

ref: Heinie Miller 34-47   Denny Hughes 42-58   George King 52-54

From Professional Boxing in Maryland 1930-1940.

From Professional Boxing in Maryland 1930-1940.

Reported as an 8-rounder in the Washington Post.

Newspaper decision from the Birmingham News

0:29    ref: Joe Zivic

ref: Charles Short   Denny Hughes   George King

ref: Charles Short

Two judges had a draw, referee Short had Paul winning (Washington Post).

1:00    ref: Charles Short

From the New Haven Journal Courier (Laurence Fielding). This fight was not held in Greenwood, Mississippi, or any other southern location, and not on May 1, as sometimes shown.

ref: Elmer 'Slim' McClelland

NBA Featherweight Title Elimination Bout.

Previously undated November bout confirmed by New Orleans Picayune. DK: The New Orleans newspaper had an incorrect date. The card was covered by "The Birmingham News". O'Dowd was knocked down six times.

Previously unknown date between August and November, fight now confirmed by New Orleans Picayune.

(The Greenwood Commonwealth)

Correct date per Monroe News-Star (AP results).

Newspaper decision from the Birmingham News

Newspaper decision from the Birmingham News

Newspaper decision from the Birmingham News

ref: Frank O'Neill

MANAWATU STANDARD, 6 AUGUST 1930, PAGE 4

ref: Jack Kilmartin

OTAGO DAILY TIMES, 23 JUNE 1930, PAGE 6

ref: Jack Kilmartin

OTAGO DAILY TIMES, 5 MAY 1930, PAGE 7

ref: Earl Stewart   BA Guise   JE Staples

EVENING POST, 31 MARCH 1930, PAGE 15-Attendance over 14, 000 a NZ record

ref: Dick Meale

Taranaki Herald March 17, 1930

ref: Earl Stewart   BA Guise   Ned Perry

EVENING POST, 5 FEBRUARY 1930, PAGE 7

ref: Alan Maxwell

The Daily Telegraph January 2, 1930

ref: Dick Meale

NEW ZEALAND HERALD, 28 DECEMBER 1929, PAGE 12

ref: BA Guise   Ned Perry   JE Staples

EVENING POST, 18 DECEMBER 1929, PAGE 10

ref: Earl Stewart   BA Guise   Ned Perry

EVENING POST, 3 DECEMBER 1929, PAGE 7

ref: Major Fred Craig

Brisbane Courier November 9, 1929

ref: Joe Wallis

Grime retired at the end of the 9th round with an injured left eye.
The Sydney Morning Herald, October 14, 1929

ref: Joe Wallis

"Sarron at time had his opponent in difficulties and whilst many would not have been surprised at a verdict in favour of the American, the referees announcement for Grime brought forth a storm of applause.
The Sydney Morning Herald September 9, 1929

ref: Major Fred Craig

Brisbane Courier August 15, 1929