Pete Sanstol vs. Charlie Pinto - Revision history

Ric: added MONTREAL HERALD report

2013-06-10T04:35:24Z

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	From the day-after ''Montreal Gazette'' newspaper:		*"Sanstol, teeth bared in a fighting grin, was always on the attack, giving Pinto little chance to get set for the heavy blows which his rugged physique denoted." ''Montreal Herald''
			*From the day-after ''Montreal Gazette'' newspaper:
			:In the best of the preliminaries Sanstol, who defeated [[Alex Burlie]] here two weeks ago ([[Pete Sanstol vs. Alex Burlie\|fight summary]]) and Charlie Pinto, of Buffalo, were brought together with Sanstol as the favorite. In the early stages of the first round Sanstol's rapid-fire tactics seemed to bewilder Pinto who afterwards measured his opponent on several occasions evening up the round. In the second round Sanstol added to his count and fairly smothered his opponent. The next round Sanstol was wearing his opponent down, and had him crowded back on the ropes the greater part of the three minutes. Sanstol kept boring in, never allowing Pinto to get properly set to deliver a telling punch.

	In the best of the preliminaries Sanstol, who defeated [[Alex Burlie]] here two weeks ago ([[Pete Sanstol vs. Alex Burlie\|fight summary]]) and Charlie Pinto, of Buffalo, were brought together with Sanstol as the favorite. In the early stages of the first round Sanstol's rapid-fire tactics seemed to bewilder Pinto who afterwards measured his opponent on several occasions evening up the round. In the second round Sanstol added to his count and fairly smothered his opponent. The next round Sanstol was wearing his opponent down, and had him crowded back on the ropes the greater part of the three minutes. Sanstol kept boring in, never allowing Pinto to get properly set to deliver a telling punch.		:All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.

	All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.

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2008-03-01T01:16:19Z

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	All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.		All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.

	~~[[Category:1928 Bouts\|Sanstol, Pete]]~~

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-17T23:47:02Z

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	From the day-after ''Montreal Gazette'' newspaper:		From the day-after ''Montreal Gazette'' newspaper:

	In the best of the preliminaries Sanstol, who defeated [[~~Boxer:Alex Burlie:041084\|~~Alex Burlie]] here two weeks ago ([[Pete Sanstol vs. Alex Burlie\|fight summary]]) and Charlie Pinto, of Buffalo, were brought together with Sanstol as the favorite. In the early stages of the first round Sanstol's rapid-fire tactics seemed to bewilder Pinto who afterwards measured his opponent on several occasions evening up the round. In the second round Sanstol added to his count and fairly smothered his opponent. The next round Sanstol was wearing his opponent down, and had him crowded back on the ropes the greater part of the three minutes. Sanstol kept boring in, never allowing Pinto to get properly set to deliver a telling punch.		In the best of the preliminaries Sanstol, who defeated [[Alex Burlie]] here two weeks ago ([[Pete Sanstol vs. Alex Burlie\|fight summary]]) and Charlie Pinto, of Buffalo, were brought together with Sanstol as the favorite. In the early stages of the first round Sanstol's rapid-fire tactics seemed to bewilder Pinto who afterwards measured his opponent on several occasions evening up the round. In the second round Sanstol added to his count and fairly smothered his opponent. The next round Sanstol was wearing his opponent down, and had him crowded back on the ropes the greater part of the three minutes. Sanstol kept boring in, never allowing Pinto to get properly set to deliver a telling punch.

	All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.		All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.

	[[Category:1928 Bouts\|Sanstol, Pete]]		[[Category:1928 Bouts\|Sanstol, Pete]]

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-14T02:44:41Z

fix internal link

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	From the day-after ''Montreal Gazette'' newspaper:		From the day-after ''Montreal Gazette'' newspaper:

	In the best of the preliminaries Sanstol, who defeated [[Boxer:Alex Burlie:041084\|Alex Burlie]] here two weeks ago ([[Pete Sanstol ~~TKO-4~~ Alex Burlie\|fight summary]]) and Charlie Pinto, of Buffalo, were brought together with Sanstol as the favorite. In the early stages of the first round Sanstol's rapid-fire tactics seemed to bewilder Pinto who afterwards measured his opponent on several occasions evening up the round. In the second round Sanstol added to his count and fairly smothered his opponent. The next round Sanstol was wearing his opponent down, and had him crowded back on the ropes the greater part of the three minutes. Sanstol kept boring in, never allowing Pinto to get properly set to deliver a telling punch.		In the best of the preliminaries Sanstol, who defeated [[Boxer:Alex Burlie:041084\|Alex Burlie]] here two weeks ago ([[Pete Sanstol vs. Alex Burlie\|fight summary]]) and Charlie Pinto, of Buffalo, were brought together with Sanstol as the favorite. In the early stages of the first round Sanstol's rapid-fire tactics seemed to bewilder Pinto who afterwards measured his opponent on several occasions evening up the round. In the second round Sanstol added to his count and fairly smothered his opponent. The next round Sanstol was wearing his opponent down, and had him crowded back on the ropes the greater part of the three minutes. Sanstol kept boring in, never allowing Pinto to get properly set to deliver a telling punch.

	All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.		All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.

	[[Category:1928 Bouts\|Sanstol, Pete]]		[[Category:1928 Bouts\|Sanstol, Pete]]

Rowdytimothy: Pete Sanstol UD-6 Charlie Pinto moved to Pete Sanstol vs. Charlie Pinto

2007-10-14T02:32:24Z

Pete Sanstol UD-6 Charlie Pinto moved to Pete Sanstol vs. Charlie Pinto

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Ric: category

2006-04-24T15:59:12Z

Ric: linked to Burlie fight summary

2006-04-17T00:37:05Z

linked to Burlie fight summary

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	From the day-after ''Montreal Gazette'' newspaper:		From the day-after ''Montreal Gazette'' newspaper:

	In the best of the preliminaries Sanstol, who defeated [[Boxer:Alex Burlie:041084\|Alex Burlie]] here two weeks ago, and Charlie Pinto, of Buffalo, were brought together with Sanstol as the favorite. In the early stages of the first round Sanstol's rapid-fire tactics seemed to bewilder Pinto who afterwards measured his opponent on several occasions evening up the round. In the second round Sanstol added to his count and fairly smothered his opponent. The next round Sanstol was wearing his opponent down, and had him crowded back on the ropes the greater part of the three minutes. Sanstol kept boring in, never allowing Pinto to get properly set to deliver a telling punch.		In the best of the preliminaries Sanstol, who defeated [[Boxer:Alex Burlie:041084\|Alex Burlie]] here two weeks ago ([[Pete Sanstol TKO-4 Alex Burlie\|fight summary]]) and Charlie Pinto, of Buffalo, were brought together with Sanstol as the favorite. In the early stages of the first round Sanstol's rapid-fire tactics seemed to bewilder Pinto who afterwards measured his opponent on several occasions evening up the round. In the second round Sanstol added to his count and fairly smothered his opponent. The next round Sanstol was wearing his opponent down, and had him crowded back on the ropes the greater part of the three minutes. Sanstol kept boring in, never allowing Pinto to get properly set to deliver a telling punch.

	All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.		All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.

Ric at 03:54, 5 April 2005

2005-04-05T03:54:20Z

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<fight>100246</fight>
From the day-after ''Montreal Gazette'' newspaper:

In the best of the preliminaries Sanstol, who defeated [[Boxer:Alex Burlie:041084|Alex Burlie]] here two weeks ago, and Charlie Pinto, of Buffalo, were brought together with Sanstol as the favorite. In the early stages of the first round Sanstol's rapid-fire tactics seemed to bewilder Pinto who afterwards measured his opponent on several occasions evening up the round. In the second round Sanstol added to his count and fairly smothered his opponent. The next round Sanstol was wearing his opponent down, and had him crowded back on the ropes the greater part of the three minutes. Sanstol kept boring in, never allowing Pinto to get properly set to deliver a telling punch.

All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.

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	All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.		All during the fourth round Sanstol was the aggressor, and had a wide margin over the Buffalo fighter. Again in the fifth Sanstol had all the better of it. The sixth round brought a unanimous decision to Sanstol which was his second here within two weeks.

			[[Category:1928 Bouts\|Sanstol, Pete]]