Highlands, NJ, July 15, 1929, Complete Results from Previously Unreported Card

[DavidKehler]

Here are the results from a card held at Kruse's Dance Pavilion, Highlands, NJ, on Monday, July 15, 1929. The show was a benefit for the Highlands fire department. The results from this card were previously unreported on Boxrec.

Jimmy Donato, Red Bank, NJ W6 Charlie Wells, Newark, NJ
Jerry White, Jersey City W6 Willie Mooney, soldier stationed at Fort Hancock
Steve McGinn, 111, soldier stationed at Fort Hancock KO3 Young Valdez, 118, soldier stationed at Fort Wadsworth (scheduled for 6)
Young Gans, 150 1/2, Red Bank, NJ D6 Sammy (or Danny) Matthews, 145, Jersey City
Danny Cronin (or Cooney), Brooklyn KO1 Floyd Glover (or Grover), Red Bank, NJ (scheduled for 4)
Al Goldberg, Hillside, NJ KO1 Ederle Scott, Navesink, NJ (or Kid Scott, Navesink KO2 Al Goldberg, Perth Amboy) (scheduled for 4)
Frank Moran, Brooklyn KO1 Cub Bear, soldier stationed at Fort Hancock (scheduled for 4)

Referee: George Waitt
Matchmaker: Joseph Jamele

No weights were reported by any of the sources for the results, except where noted.

Sources for the results: "Long Branch Daily Record", Long Branch, NJ, July 16, 1929, page 9; "Red Bank Register", Red Bank, NJ, July 17, 1929, page 24: and "The Standard", Red Bank, NJ, July 19, 1929, pages 9 and 10.
Source for preview of the card: "The Standard", Red Bank, NJ, July 12, 1929, page 9.

There were some factual discrepancies among the sources. The "Long Branch Daily Record" reported boxer names as Danny Cronin, Floyd Glover, and Ederle Scott, and the paper had Goldberg defeating Scott. "The Standard", a weekly newspaper, had it Danny Cooney, Floyd Grover, and Kid Scott. The weekly also had Goldberg from Perth Amboy and Scott beating Goldberg. The "Red Bank Register" had the boxer names of Danny Matthews, Danny Cooney, Floyd Glover, and Ederle Scott. The "Red Bank Register" had Goldberg beating Scott but didn't note the round of the stoppage. The Scott-Goldberg bout was chaotic, with a fan grabbing a towel from Scott's corner and throwing it into the ring after Scott had received some low blows.