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Boxing Pro 276 bouts |
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1936-09-28 | Jess Ackerman | 41 22 9 | Perry | L-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Iowa News Service wire
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1936-09-23 | Bobby Venner | 13 0 1 | Coliseum, Des Moines | L-KO
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ref: Mike Gibbons
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1936-08-14 | Angelo Puglisi | 48 15 4 | Shrine Auditorium, Duluth | L-KO
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ref: Bud Hannigan
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1935-07-08 | Jackie Burke | 36 5 12 | Ogden Stadium, Ogden | L-PTS
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Anderson was knocked down for a seven-count in the 10th round.
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1935-07-04 | Louie Rogers | 20 14 4 | Chestnut St. Arena, Reno | L-PTS
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1935-06-29 | Joe Alguin | debut | Denver | W-PTS
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1935-03-20 | Kenny Austin | 44 18 10 | Sterling | W-TKO
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Austin had previously beaten Anderson
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1935-01-29 | Bill Reitz | 0 1 0 | VFW Hall, Greeley | W-TKO
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1934-12-06 | Pug Sutherland | 4 4 0 | Sterling | W-PTS
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Colorado State Welterweight Title
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1934-10-28 | Billy Neiheisel | 2 1 1 | Sterling | W-TKO
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After the fight Anderson said that this was his 493rd fight in his 30-year career.
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1934-08-27 | Jimmy Vaughn | 35 17 2 | Public Hall, Cleveland | L-PTS
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1934-08-04 | Jimmy Vaughn | 34 16 2 | Firestone Stadium, Akron | W-PTS
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1934-05-22 | George Salvadore | 45 21 4 | Guest Arena, Houston | L-TKO
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ref: Jimmy Wayne
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1934-05-18 | Joe Marcus | 59 24 18 | Rio Grande Ave. Arena, Fort Worth | D-PTS
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1934-05-17 | Chief Parris | 30 6 1 | Fair Park Live Stock Arena, Dallas | L-PTS
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1934-05-03 | Frankie Graham | 16 8 4 | Fair Park Arena, Dallas | W-PTS
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1934-04-29 | Bobby Fernandez | 11 9 7 | Oasis Arena, Ciudad Juarez | L-PTS
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1934-03-26 | Midget Mexico | 20 22 10 | Beethoven Hall, San Antonio | L-PTS
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1934-03-15 | Kid Azteca | 53 11 4 | Liberty Hall, El Paso | L-PTS
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1934-03-02 | Eddie Ran | 47 25 9 | Liberty Hall, El Paso | L-SD
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1934-02-16 | Eddie Ran | 46 25 9 | Liberty Hall, El Paso | L-PTS
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1933-11-08 | Louie Rogers | 12 11 3 | Southside Arena, Reno | W-PTS
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1933-10-06 | Ernie Peters | 44 13 16 | Southside Arena, Reno | L-PTS
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Peters gave Anderson a "boxing lesson that lasted for ten rounds" thereby "upsetting the ideas of many fight fans who thought Anderson would get Peters in a corner and put him to sleep with one punch in the third or fourth round. Peters took eight of the ten rounds." (Reno Evening Gazette)
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1933-09-29 | Johnny Freeman | 21 17 6 | Southside Arena, Reno | W-KO
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1933-09-15 | Louie Rogers | 10 10 3 | Southside Arena, Reno | W-TKO
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"Eddie Anderson, the Wyoming cowboy, won the main bout at the Southside arena last night from Louie Rogers, of San Diego, on a technical knockout, when Rogers was unable to come out of his corner to begin the fifth round. Early in the first stanza Rogers received a deep cut over his left eye, the blood from which hindered the San Diego lad during the remainder of the fight, and was ultimately the cause of his forfeiture in the fifth round. Nevertheless, Rogers more than held his own during the remainder of the match, and both boys had the fans in an uproar all the way." (Nevada State Journal)
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1933-08-04 | Henry Falegano | 99 79 57 | Airport Arena, Belleville | D-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Belleville Telescope
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1933-07-21 | King Tut | 83 24 3 | Southside Arena, Reno | L-KO
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1933-07-07 | Ah Wing Lee | 49 14 10 | Multnomah Stadium, Portland | L-TKO
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ref: Bud Oliver
Anderson was knocked down four times.
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1933-06-20 | Jimmy Cox | 0 1 1 | Airport Arena, Belleville | W-KO
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1933-05-18 | Frank Kelly | debut | International Arena, Kansas City | W-TKO
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1933-04-26 | Johnny Owens | 6 3 0 | International Arena, Kansas City | L-PTS
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1933-04-12 | Johnny Owens | 5 2 0 | International Arena, Kansas City | L-PTS
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1933-03-27 | Roger Bernard | 65 18 6 | Flint | L-PTS
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Lansing State Journal
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1933-03-23 | Jimmy Wooten | 51 6 9 | K. of C. Hall, Omaha | L-PTS
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ref: Johnny Lee
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1933-03-16 | Sonny Sofio | 17 0 8 | K. of C. Hall, Omaha | D-PTS
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ref: Johnny Lee
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1933-02-13 | Tommy Grogan | 70 34 9 | Auditorium, Saint Joseph | L-PTS
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1932-11-07 | Tommy Corbett | 32 8 17 | City Auditorium, Omaha | L-PTS
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ref: Alex Fidler
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1932-10-13 | Iowa Joe Rivers | 58 23 7 | Armory, Mason City | D-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Helena Daily Independent (A.P. wire)
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1932-09-12 | Henry Falegano | 96 74 50 | Memorial Coliseum, Marshalltown | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Waterloo Daily Courrier (U.P. wire) (Anderson) and Iowa News Service wire (draw)
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1932-09-08 | Mike Dundee | 107 31 21 | Ottumwa | D-NWS
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ref: Nate Fidler
Newspaper decision from the Iowa News Service wire
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1932-08-27 | Billy Vaughn | 17 8 3 | Goshon County Fair, Torrington | L-PTS
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1932-08-16 | Henry Falegano | 95 74 49 | Riverview Park, Des Moines | D-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register, Des Moines Tribune, and I.N.S. wire (all draw)
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1932-08-03 | Allen Whitlow | 54 30 36 | Perry Stadium, Indianapolis | W-PTS
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1932-07-22 | Harry Forbes | 63 34 26 | Riverview Park, Des Moines | W-KO
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0:15
ref: Dutch Kimball
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1932-07-12 | Prince Saunders | 28 10 6 | Auditorium, Milwaukee | W-PTS
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1932-06-23 | Ray Miller | 80 32 13 | Alt Parking Station, Des Moines | W-NWS
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ref: Alex Fidler
Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register and Des Moines Tribune
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1932-04-26 | Paul Wangley | 29 24 9 | Coliseum, Des Moines | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register, Des Moines Tribune, and A.P. wire
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1932-04-12 | Tony Ligouri | 29 7 3 | Coliseum, Des Moines | W-NWS
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ref: Alex Fidler
Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register and Des Moines Tribune
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1932-03-10 | Battling Gizzy | 63 6 2 | Flint | L-PTS
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1932-02-22 | Tommy Grogan | 63 29 9 | City Auditorium, Omaha | L-PTS
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ref: Johnny Lee
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1932-01-21 | Battling Gizzy | 61 6 2 | Flint | L-PTS
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ref: Elmer 'Slim' McClelland 3-6
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1932-01-07 | Roger Bernard | 62 14 5 | Flint | W-PTS
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1931-12-17 | Roger Bernard | 62 13 4 | Flint | D-PTS
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ref: Sam Hennessey
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1931-08-21 | Tracy Cox | 58 5 2 | Washington Park, Indianapolis | L-KO
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1931-07-30 | Tracy Cox | 57 5 2 | Washington Park, Indianapolis | L-UD
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1931-07-27 | Eddie Wolfe | 63 18 10 | Hodges Field, Memphis | L-UD
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1931-07-23 | Mike Dundee | 102 30 19 | Athletic Park, Dubuque | D-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Iowa News Service (Dundee) and A.P. wires (Anderson)
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1931-06-26 | Frank Bojarski | 28 1 2 | Carney Auditorium, Erie | L-PTS
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1931-06-10 | Charley Lupica | 27 29 10 | Sioux City | W-KO
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Anderson was knocked down three times in round 1.
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1931-06-05 | Tony Herrera | 67 8 5 | Hickey Park, Millvale | L-PTS
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1931-05-14 | Freddie Fitzgerald | 28 13 4 | Canton Auditorium, Canton | L-NWS
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ref: Johnny Kilbane
Newspaper decision from the Massillon Evening Independent
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1931-05-05 | Ervin Berlier | 28 5 1 | Coliseum Arena, New Orleans | L-PTS
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ref: Jimmy Moran
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1931-05-01 | Spug Myers | 73 29 23 | Moline Field House, Moline | W-PTS
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1931-04-08 | Iowa Joe Rivers | 43 16 7 | Cedar Rapids | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Associated Press
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1931-03-23 | Steve Smith | 52 58 22 | Coliseum, Des Moines | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register and Des Moines Tribune
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1931-03-20 | Iowa Joe Rivers | 43 15 7 | Cedar Rapids | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Associated Press
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1931-03-16 | Eddie Brannon | 22 8 6 | Motor Square Garden, Pittsburgh | W-SD
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1931-02-13 | Danny Delmont | 20 20 4 | Cicero Stadium, Cicero | D-PTS
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From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). Fights scheduled for this program, but results not yet available: Buddy Kearns v. Kid Irish, 4 (122 lbs); Gus Worman v Joe Brown, 4 (145 lbs); Billy Bruns v. Emil Baksic (160 lbs), 4.
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1931-02-10 | Augie Pisano | 49 69 23 | Armory, Indianapolis | W-KO
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1931-02-02 | Eddie Brannon | 22 7 6 | Motor Square Garden, Pittsburgh | W-SD
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1931-01-22 | Billy Vaughn | 12 3 2 | City Auditorium, Omaha | W-PTS
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ref: Harry Reed
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1931-01-01 | Lou Bloom | 54 41 18 | Columbus | L-DQ
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Anderson was disqualified for hitting Bloom while he was down
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1930-12-08 | Tony Herrera | 63 7 4 | Motor Square Garden, Pittsburgh | L-SD
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1930-09-29 | Herman Perlick | 15 16 0 | Coliseum, Des Moines | L-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register, Des Moines Tribune, and Associated Press
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1930-09-15 | Benny Bass | 128 25 7 | Coliseum, Des Moines | L-NWS
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ref: Alex Fidler
Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register and Des Moines Tribune
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1930-09-03 | Benny Bass | 127 24 7 | Coliseum, Des Moines | L-NWS
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ref: Alex Fidler
Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register and Des Moines Tribune
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1930-08-29 | Wesley Ramey | 22 1 3 | Armory, Grand Rapids | L-DQ
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ref: John Irl Croshaw 0-7
Fought at 135lbs
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1930-08-22 | Danny Delmont | 18 17 2 | Jones & Baumrucker Park, Chicago | W-PTS
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From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). These fights were scheduled on the program, but resuls are unavailable: Bobby Allen v. Fernando Gonzalez, 6; Frank Almarez v. Nick Clementi, 4; Meyer Frager v. Joe Brown, 4; Freddie Miller (local) v. Frank O'Farrell, 4.
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1930-07-28 | Urban Liberty | 20 16 3 | Coliseum, Des Moines | W-KO
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ref: Alex Fidler
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1930-07-15 | Henry Falegano | 82 46 42 | Fort Benjamin Harrison, Lawrence | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Indianapolis News, Indianapolis Star and Associated Press
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1930-06-16 | Joe Rivers | 23 11 2 | Coliseum, Des Moines | W-NWS
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ref: Alex Fidler
Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register and Des Moines Tribune
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1930-06-10 | Benny Bass | 125 23 7 | Borchert Field, Milwaukee | L-KO
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Scheduled for world title, but lost status when Anderson was overweight. Source: Stevens Point Daily Journal
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1930-05-08 | Bruce Flowers | 71 23 9 | Auditorium, Milwaukee | W-PTS
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ref: Ted Jamieson
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1930-04-21 | Joey Sangor | 45 24 8 | Auditorium, Milwaukee | W-PTS
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1930-04-14 | Tommy Grogan | 49 19 8 | Coliseum, Des Moines | W-NWS
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ref: Alex Fidler
Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register and Des Moines Tribune
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1930-03-17 | Billy Wallace | 82 25 25 | City Auditorium, Omaha | D-PTS
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ref: Tommy Thomas
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1930-03-10 | Johnny Farr | 40 30 12 | Convention Hall, Toledo | D-PTS
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ref: Jack Dempsey
This fight was decided by the referee's decision
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1930-03-03 | Tommy Grogan | 49 17 8 | Coliseum, Des Moines | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register, Des Moines Tribune, and Associated Press
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1930-02-22 | Benny Bass | 125 22 6 | Auditorium, Milwaukee | D-PTS
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Anderson was knocked down seven times
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1929-12-20 | Frankie Stetson | 51 6 5 | Dreamland Auditorium, San Francisco | W-DQ
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ref: Benny Wagner
Stetson was disqualified for a low blow.
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1929-12-10 | Jimmy Reed | 64 25 20 | Armory, Indianapolis | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Indianapolis News (Anderson), Indianapolis Star (draw) and AP (Anderson)
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1929-11-29 | Steve Smith | 44 45 19 | Kansas City | L-NWS
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Smith won the newspaper decision. (Helena Independent)
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1929-11-25 | Mike Dundee | 90 24 17 | White City Arena, Chicago | W-PTS
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From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).
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1929-11-21 | Ray Kiser | 7 6 2 | Coliseum, Saint Louis | D-NWS
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Newspaper decision reported as a draw in The Ring, February 1930, page 53.
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1929-11-14 | Steve Smith | 43 44 19 | Convention Hall, Kansas City | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Amarillo Globe
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1929-10-29 | Jimmy Reed | 64 22 20 | Armory, Indianapolis | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Indianapolis News and Indianapolis Star
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1929-10-17 | Joe Azzarella | 37 20 7 | Arcadia Ballroom, Milwaukee | L-PTS
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ref: Freddie Andrews
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1929-08-29 | Mickey Cohen | 42 8 6 | Kansas City | D-NWS
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Newspaper draw. (Daily Northwestern)
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1929-08-12 | Chico Cisneros | 32 10 6 | Battery D Arena, Saint Louis | W-NWS
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ref: Walter Heisner
Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Also reported in The Ring, October 1929, page 29, but Chico Cisneros is mistakenly referred to as "Chico Ginsberg." The "St. Louis Post-Dispatch" newspaper decision also favored Anderson (8-13-29, p. 14)
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1929-07-30 | Jimmy Hackley | 80 37 26 | Fort Benjamin Harrison, Lawrence | W-NWS
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Newspaper decision from the Indianapolis News and Indianapolis Star
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