LeRoy retired after this loss. Reported in The Ring, April 1930, page 57.
In September 1930 Leroy was arrested on a bootlegging charge.

Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal

Source: Appleton Post-Crescent (AP) scored for Wolgast

Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal

Source: Appleton Post-Crescent (AP) for LeRoy; Milwaukee Journal scored for Wolgast, who floored LeRoy in the seventh.

ref: Harry Reed

Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal

Newspaper decision from the Bismarck Tribune

ref: Jimmy Drexel

Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal

Tut won the "newspaper decision." according to the Portland Oregonian wire

Newspaper draw. (Daily Northwestern)

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).

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

ref: Ed Shave

Newspaper draw. (Bismarck Tribune)

ref: Dave Barry

LeRoy won the "newspaper decision" according to the Milwaukee Journal. Jack Hurley promoter.

Newspaper decision from the Des Moines Register, Des Moines Tribune, and Associated Press

Newspaper decision from the Minneapolis Tribune (Bob Soderman).

Fargo Forum.

Van Ryn won the newspaper decision. (Daily Northwestern) Fargo Forum. Fargo American Legion promotion. John Comrie matchmaker.

Phil Hewitt of Denver Post scored it 5 rounds for Auerbach, four for LeRoy, and one even. Hewitt reported, "It looked for a time in the early stanzas as if LeRoy would slip the well known haymaker across, but Herman was too strong, and his weight advantage, starting to tell from the fifth frame on, had the better of the milling."

ref: Jack Dekkers

Source for decision: Fitchburg Sentinel (AP) & TR0627. NOTE:TR0627 reports a possible rematch at 12 rounds.

Fargo Forum: "The (foul) claim seemed to be unjust, for there were few, if any, who saw the Dakotan strike the alleged low blow. LeRoy had a big advantage at the time of the claim. Examination after the bout failed to disclose any semblance of a low blow. McFarland, however, maintained his statem3ent and refused to continue." The Newark Star-Eagle agreed that LeRoy fouled McFarland and was well ahead on points when the fight ended.

Leroy won the newspaper decision. (Ironwood Daily Globe) Ray Hughes promoter. LeRoy outweighed by 7 pounds.

ref: Leo Kossick

Leroy won the newspaper decision. (Bismarck Tribune) Jack Hurley promoter.

Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal

Leroy won the newspaper decision. (Danville Bee)

Myers won handily according to the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).

Leroy won the newspaper decision. (Bismarck Tribune)

Fargo Forum (New York, Aug. 20-AP): "The decision was unpopular and it was LeRoy who received the ovation from the crowd after boos had greeted the verdict of the officials. In the estimation of newspapermen at the ringside, LeRoy won a majority of the rounds, although Goodrich finished the stronger of the two with a game rally in the final round. ...LeRoy, who won a two round knockout victory over Ritchie Roberts last night (8/19), took the fight on three hours' notice, and is much in favor with boxing fans here following the showing he made against the former titleholder tonight."

ref: Davy Miller

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). "This was a slugging match from the word go."

According to the Milwaukee Journal, Bortfield received a thrashing.

ref: Tommy Gibbons

ref: Leo Kossick

Leroy won the newspaper decision. (Appleton Post Crescent)Fargo Forum. Jack Hurley promoter. Phil Terk matchmaker.

ref: Johnny Salvatore

Mitchell won the newspaper decision, according to the Portland Oregonian and Fargo Forum. Jack Hurley promoter. Note: LeRoy trained to come in under 140 pounds so that if he knocked Mitchell out he could claim Junior Welterweight Championship. Mitchell didn't care what his own weight was. The Forum reported that LeRoy won the first four rounds, rounds five and six were even, and then Mitchell won the last four rounds as his nine pound weight advantage began to exert itself. LeRoy was knocked down in the sixth and tenth rounds and those two knockdowns were enough to give Mitchell a "scant edge" in the scoring.

Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal

ref: Leo Kossick

Bull down twice in the 1st round. Knocked out by a right hand one minute into the 2nd.

ref: Leo Kossick

Jack Hurley promoter.

ref: Leo Kossick

ref: Johnny Knauf

Fargo Forum: "The fourth and concluding round was easily the best of the affair. They met in mid-ring and started trading lusty wallops. Krause landed twice on LeRoy's head with a left and Russie then went under and drove a vicious right to the ribs that made the Battler wince. Russie, sensing his advantage, tore in like a madman, pitching hefty blows from every angle. The Battler's head bobbed and twisted and he was in a semi-dazeed condition when LeRoy cornered him. Krause crouched low in a half sitting posture on the middle rope of the ring. LeRoy, also in a crouch, sprang in to finish his foe and sent the left uppercut over that ended the fray...Jack Hurley, LeRoy's manager believing that LeRoy had scored a knockout, waived his charge to a neutral corner. When Hurley saw Knauf (the referee) raise Krause's hand, he leaped into the ring in a rage and launched a vigorous attack in the general directon of Knauf. Spectators and seconds soom were busily engaged in hammering each other lustily and a special squadron of police was called to restore order. None of the prominent participants in the brawl were injured to any extent."

ref: Leo Kossick

Jack Hurley promoter.

ref: Harry Lee

ref: Leo Kossick

Fargo Forum and Fargo Daily Tribune. Jack Hurley promotion.

ref: Jack Dekkers   Camille Bushway   Jim Keefe

LeRoy won all six rounds.

ref: Leo Kossick

Jack Hurley promoter.

ref: Leo Kossick

Jack Hurley promoter.

Newspaper decision from the Sioux City Journal

ref: Leo Kossick

LeRoy won the newspaper decision according to the Portland Oregonian wire. Jack Hurley promoter.

Newspaper decision from the Sioux City Journal, which reported that Hudkins was knocked down in round 4.

ref: Dave Barry

Newspaper decision in favor of Hudkins from the Lincoln Evening State Journal. In view of the fact that one Sioux City paper gave LeRoy a clear edge and the other Sioux City paper called it a draw, but leaned toward a "hairline decision" for LeRoy, it seems fair to call it a win for Leroy.

ref: Mike Gibbons

Referee's decision.

Approximately 1500 fans.

Leroy won the newspaper decision. (Bismarck Tribune)

Fargo Forum and Fargo Daily Tribune. Referee's decision.

1:40    ref: Leo Kossick

(Chicago Tribune)

Fargo Forum and Fargo Daily Tribune.

Fargo Forum and Fargo Daily Tribune. The blow was accidental. To make it up to the promoter, LeRoy offered to fight someone else that evening. Since Puggy Morton had lost a bout on a foul earlier in the evening, LeRoy and Morton went six rounds. The second efforts of both boxers were well received by the fans.

Fargo Forum and Fargo Daily Tribune. This was the second bout of the evening for both contestants. Fargo Daily Tribune: "LeRoy's clean cut fighting made a hit with the local fans and his willingness to give them their money's worth by fighting a second fight pleased them all. LeRoy will probably be used on a later card here."

Newspaper decision from the Bismarck Tribune

Fargo Forum: LeRoy "was disqualitied for striking the local boy before he reached his feet after being knocked down." Wilson had been down twice in the bout. Attendance 200.

ref: Billy Hoke

Fargo Forum: "LeRoy, who nearly ran the shoes off his feet to avoid taking a severe beating at Shauer's hands at Detroit, Minn., on July 4, 1922, yesterday beat the St. Paul man by the proverbial country mile. Shauers only came close in one round of the 10 round battle, and that was the ninth."

Minot American Legion Thanksgiving Day promotion.

ref: Johnny Knauf

The Fargo Daily Tribune had the fight a draw. The Fargo Forum had LeRoy winning 6-3-1.

Jack Hurley promoter. Jim Downing referee.

ref: Curley Ullrich

The referee rendered the decision.

(Chicago Tribune) Note: Fargo Daily Courier-News, Fargo Forum and Jamestown Daily Alert had the fight a draw with Van Ryn excelling on the in-fighting and LeRoy leading in the long range work.

ref: Leo Kossick

Fargo Forum and Fargo Daily Courier-News both gave it to LeRoy.

ref: Labe Safro

According to the Fargo Forum, LeRoy met Billy Carter of St. Paul, Minn.

Source is Fargo Forum.

(Chicago Tribune) favored LeRoy, but Minneapolis Tribune called it a Draw.

Fargo Forum: "LeRoy...gave Moug...a thorough thumping in every round..." Fargo Daily Courier-News: "LeRoy...decisively and easily defeated Joe Moug..." Jamestown Daily Alert: "While to the average fan of this district thru perhaps better acquaintance with his reputed speed, the fight Wednesday night, before the Jamestown Athletic Club, was Leroy's, experienced scorers make it a draw on a tally of actual blows landed..."

Newspaper decision from the Bismarck Tribune

LeRoy defended and lost his claim to the Lightweight Championship of the Midwest.

Newspaper decision from the Bismarck Tribune

Reported in Fargo Forum May 28, 1922.

Newspaper decision from the Bismarck Tribune

ref: George Barton

Newspaper decision from the Bismarck Tribune