Rodak won every round according to the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).

ref: Red McLachlan

Fitzpatrick was knocked down three times in the bout.

ref: Red McLachlan 53-47    50-50    49-51

ref: Abe Roth

ref: Jack Dempsey

ref: Frankie Van

ref: Billy Burke

ref: Abe Roth

ref: Heze Clark

Rivers reportedly from Tulsa, OK, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal

ref: Al Grayber   Frank Bull Brown   Jock Simcoe

Manuel down 3 times in the bout. Sometimes incorrectly attributed to Young Manuel Quintero. Source here: IBRO Journal #85, p. 83 and Manuel record from Big Spring Daily Herald 7-22-1936

Campbell down twice in the 1st round and did not answer the 7th round bell.

According to the Chicago Tribune, Blitman looked terrible and out of condition.

Chocolate presented with title belt after the fight

Minneapolis Tribune

ref: Harry Cook

Newspaper decision from the Minneapolis Star-Tribune

ref: Bill Conway

Referee and sole judge Bill Conway had the fight 8-1-1 in rounds for Battalino.

ref: Lefty Pretsch

ref: Elmer 'Slim' McClelland   John Clinnin   Ed Klein

ref: Al Grayber   Frank Ferris   Jock Simcoe

ref: Lefty Pretsch

ref: Jed Gahan   Harold Barnes   George Patrick

ref: Jack Dempsey

ref: Norm McGarrity

From The Ring, March 1931, page 62.

Newspaper decision from the United Press

ref: Patsy Haley 5-3

Often incorrectly reported as occurring Dec. 9. Attendance: 12, 000.

A "close" decision. (Decatur Evening Herald)

This was a 10-rounder according to Philadelphia newspapers (Jack Kincaid), not eight as listed previously.

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). Genaro claimed to have never been knocked out before this fight. Other bouts scheduled on this program, but results not reported: Harry Roberts v. Jack Robinson, 6; Corbett Echols v. Max Kramer, 6; Mickey Joy v. Billy Bedard, 6; Tony Shea v. Jimmy Kearns, 4; Charley Young v. Brisk Kannell, 4.

ref: Willie Mangrum   Abe Frank   Fontaine Meacham

Allen billed from Indianapolis (The Commercial Appeal).

ref: Jimmie Cooley

ref: Alex Fidler

From the Champaign (IL) News-Gazette (Bob Soderman).

ref: Harry Ertle

World Junior Lightweight Title
Although a no-decision bout Bass's title was at risk if he lost inside schedule.
Newspaper decision from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Shea) and St. Louis Star (draw)

ref: Walter Houlehan

O'Dowd was disqualified for hitting low

Newspaper decision from the New York Times.

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).

Newspaper decision from the Amarillo Globe

ref: Harry Sharpe

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). Mastro won six rounds, Shea one, and three were even.

ref: Harry Sharpe

From the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. This was a one-round knockout, not ten rounds as sometimes shown.

A right to the jaw did the trick, per AP report.

ref: Eddie Davis

Newspaper decision from the Indianapolis News, Indianapolis Star, and Associated Press
On return to France in August 1929 Borde claimed a draw in this fight. L'Athlete, Bordeaux 02-10-1929.

Mandell's seconds threw in the towel. From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).

Newspaper decision from the Indianapolis News, Indianapolis Star, and Associated Press

ref: Herman Hindin   Lawrence Coles   Dave Wilfong

ref: Tommy O'Keefe

Newspaper decision from the Toledo News-Bee

ref: Matt Brock

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).

Not out for 9th

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).

ref: Bryan Downey

ref: Davy Miller

Miller won four rounds, Shea two, and four were even. Shea was down in the first round from a left hook. (Chicago Tribune, Bob Soderman).

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). This was definitely an upset. Davis was down in round one, but his good boxing evened the score according to the referee.

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).