Fight:569352 - Revision history

Goldthorpe at 18:55, 31 January 2007

2007-01-31T18:55:45Z

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	"Henry Goldberg of Brooklyn, 152 1/2lbs and Eddie Tiernan, Westside, 154lbs, a pair of former amateur rivals, put on a heated argument for 10 rounds with Goldberg grabbing the decision. They went at it like a pair of longshoremen, neither giving an inch, and banged them home from every angle. Henry's superior boxing skill carried him to a victory." - NY Times 8/17/1927		"Henry Goldberg of Brooklyn, 152 1/2lbs and Eddie Tiernan, Westside, 154lbs, a pair of former amateur rivals, put on a heated argument for 10 rounds with Goldberg grabbing the decision. They went at it like a pair of longshoremen, neither giving an inch, and banged them home from every angle. Henry's superior boxing skill carried him to a victory." - NY Times 8/17/1927

			From another NY paper: "...once the outstanding star of the amateur ranks, Tiernan apparently cannot go over the 10-round distance. He tired badly last night after starting off well, and near the end was pummelled by the rugged Brooklynite. Tiernan made a number of attempts to knock him out but, failing to do this, could not outlast him."

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2006-12-27T02:59:17Z

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	<fight>569352</fight>~~, August 16, 1927 -~~ "Henry Goldberg of Brooklyn, 152 1/2lbs and Eddie Tiernan, Westside, 154lbs, a pair of former ~~amateut~~ rivals, put on a heated argument for 10 rounds with Goldberg grabbing the decision. They went at it like a pair of longshoremen, neither giving an inch, and banged them home from every angle. Henry's superior boxing skill carried him to a victory." - NY Times 8/17/1927		<fight>569352</fight>

			"Henry Goldberg of Brooklyn, 152 1/2lbs and Eddie Tiernan, Westside, 154lbs, a pair of former amateur rivals, put on a heated argument for 10 rounds with Goldberg grabbing the decision. They went at it like a pair of longshoremen, neither giving an inch, and banged them home from every angle. Henry's superior boxing skill carried him to a victory." - NY Times 8/17/1927

Goldthorpe at 02:41, 27 December 2006

2006-12-27T02:41:48Z

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	August 16, 1927 - "Henry Goldberg of Brooklyn, 152 1/2lbs and Eddie Tiernan, Westside, 154lbs, a pair of former amateut rivals, put on a heated argument for 10 rounds with Goldberg grabbing the decision. They went at it like a pair of longshoremen, neither giving an inch, and banged them home from every angle. Henry's superior boxing skill carried him to a victory." - NY Times 8/17/1927		<fight>569352</fight>, August 16, 1927 - "Henry Goldberg of Brooklyn, 152 1/2lbs and Eddie Tiernan, Westside, 154lbs, a pair of former amateut rivals, put on a heated argument for 10 rounds with Goldberg grabbing the decision. They went at it like a pair of longshoremen, neither giving an inch, and banged them home from every angle. Henry's superior boxing skill carried him to a victory." - NY Times 8/17/1927

Goldthorpe at 02:39, 27 December 2006

2006-12-27T02:39:53Z

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August 16, 1927 - "Henry Goldberg of Brooklyn, 152 1/2lbs and Eddie Tiernan, Westside, 154lbs, a pair of former amateut rivals, put on a heated argument for 10 rounds with Goldberg grabbing the decision. They went at it like a pair of longshoremen, neither giving an inch, and banged them home from every angle. Henry's superior boxing skill carried him to a victory." - NY Times 8/17/1927