From the Straits Times (Tan Wee Eng). Huat gave a dazzling display of boxing. Reyes finally had to stop because of an eye cut.

From the Straits Times (Tan Wee Eng), according to which Huat was victim of a poor decision.

From the Straits Times (Tan Wee Eng).

ref: Jim Kenrick

ref: Gus Platts

Low punch

This card was part of the second round of the world's bantamweight elimination tournament, which was sanctioned by the NBA and the Montreal Athletic Commission. Montreal Gazette

From record of Sili by Pietro Anselmi.

2:37    ref: George Girardin

Referee Girardin stopped the bout after Andrade broke the radius bone in his arm. The Gazette (Often incorrectly recorded as occurring August 20.)

ref: Mickey McGowan   Andre Benubien   Jack Long

Montreal Athletic Commission World Bantamweight Title
Attendance: 7, 600; Gate: $9, 828.60
Reported as Escobar's first 15-rounder. The Gazette. The following December, Escobar fractured an ankle when he was struck by an automobile.
He had to cancel a scheduled Dec. 20 bout in Montreal with the winner of the Lou Salica-Baby Quintana contest,
and was out for months recuperating. Dec. 5 Los Angeles Times.
So he went back home to Puerto Rico where he received a hero's welcome. Dec. 9 New York Times

ref: Rene Schemann

Huat down in second

In December, Bonaugure canceled a bout with Fillo Echavarria and had at least two surgeries on his left eye.

Date corrected

Birmingham Daily Gazette 01 April 1933

ref: Harry Lee

ref: One Round Hogan

ref: Ernest Boucher

Often incorrectly recorded as a 10-rounder occurring Sept. 7. Source here: Montreal's The Gazette

The Montreal Boxing Commission, after an emergency meeting, reversed the split decision. The Gazette

ref: Henri Bernstein

Huat down in second round.

ref: Rene Schemann

Boxing March 23, 1932

ref: M Fischer

ref: Bert Schneider

World Bantamweight Title
Per the Montreal Athletic Commission & Canadian Boxing Federation
Attendance: 11, 000: Gate; $18, 000
This was the first time in Montreal history that the no-foul rule was enforced, to avoid any possibility similar to the recent Huat-Newsboy Brown tangle.
"The contest was so one-sided that it became tiresome to the thousands who gathered around the ringside and many kept calling to Brown to go on and knock Huat out.
" Montreal Gazette

Attendance: 7, 500
"The decision was not well received. Brown's two-fisted battling appeared to win for him a majority of rounds." Brown was knocked down in the sixth round for a no-count. The Gazette (Often incorrectly recorded as occurring October 10.)

ref: Georges Rivet

L Geoffrion 4-6   J Lynch 2-5   E Metivier 3-4

World Bantamweight Title
Canadian Boxing Federation & Montreal Athletic Commission
Huat is the Bantamweight Champion of France

ref: Al Grayber   Lou Meininger   Jock Simcoe

This was a grueling fight.

ref: Jack Dekkers

Le Journal 29-01 has 5th round.

ref: Moss Deyong

NBA had vacated bantam title; IBU requested NBA to recognize Brown but it is unclear if it did so..

ref: Henri Bernstein

Huat is the European Flyweight Champion at this time. (Often incorrectly reported as occurring January 16.)

ref: Danny Ridge   Charles W Dingee   Walter Kendall

Huat's American debut as a bantamweight. Bell gave Huat "an artistic beating." New York Times

ref: Lou Marsh

Part of the fourth round of the Shamrock A.C.'s world flyweight elimination tournament. The Globe

A semifinal bout of the NYSAC's flyweight elimination tournament. Huat is the European Flyweight Champion at this time.
"Speed and defensive ability gave the Cuban his victory over Huat.
He dodged and twisted away from the Frenchman's punches so effectively that Huat's only effective punching was done in breaking away from the clinches." (United Press)

ref: Jim Crowley   Charles W Dingee   Ray Farrell

One of four bouts, on the same card, of the first round of the NYSAC's elimination tournament to produce a recognized holder of the vacant flyweight title.
NBA Flyweight Champ Frankie Genaro and Willie LaMorte failed to enter, while other top contender Speedy Dado was forced to withdraw because of an injured shoulder.
Huat was reported as the champion of Belgium at this time, and this his New York debut.
(Schwartz retired shortly after this bout, and began selling insurance for a living, according to The Ring, April 1930, p. 47.
But he came back later for at least a few more bouts.)

ref: Lou Marsh

Belanger down in the 2nd, twice in the 3rd, and twice in the 6th. The referee stopped the bout without a count after the final knockdown.

Huat was disqualified for hitting low.