Pete Sanstol vs. Hans Schiller - Revision history

Ric at 02:03, 4 June 2023

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	Pete Sanstol had defeated Hitler's best. He then ~~[[:File:June 35 Standard.jpg\|challenged]]~~ [[Sixto Escobar]] for ~~world supremacy~~.		Pete Sanstol had defeated Hitler's best.

			He then headed back to Montreal -- to fight [[Sixto Escobar]] for the World's Title.
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	*Pre-fight Berlin newspaper [[:File:TigerSanstol.JPG\|article]]		*Pre-fight Berlin newspaper [[:File:TigerSanstol.JPG\|article]]
	*According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) [[:File:June 35 Standard.jpg\|newspaper article]]: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."		*According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) [[:File:June 35 Standard.jpg\|newspaper article]]: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."

Ric: linked to source

2023-06-04T01:56:01Z

linked to source

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	Pete Sanstol had defeated Hitler's best. He then challenged [[Sixto Escobar]] for world supremacy.		Pete Sanstol had defeated Hitler's best. He then [[:File:June 35 Standard.jpg\|challenged]] [[Sixto Escobar]] for world supremacy.
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	*Pre-fight Berlin newspaper [[:File:TigerSanstol.JPG\|article]]		*Pre-fight Berlin newspaper [[:File:TigerSanstol.JPG\|article]]
	*According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) [[:File:June 35 Standard.jpg\|newspaper article]]: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."		*According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) [[:File:June 35 Standard.jpg\|newspaper article]]: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."

Ric: Pete defeated Europe's best; challenged Escobar

2023-06-04T01:11:13Z

Pete defeated Europe's best; challenged Escobar

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	Peter Sanstoel, Bantam Champion of Norway, not a tall man but a great master in Fistania, already won convincing victories over two German champions. In Goeteburg our Bantam Champion [[Werner Riethdorf\|Riethdorfer]] realized from the very beginning that he wouldn't be able to stand up to the Norwegian in the long run. Then Sanstoel came to Berlin to fight German featherweight champion Hans Schiller. And with that--one would think--Sanstoel pretty much cleaned up among our bantam and featherweight boxers. But the Norwegian has a different opinion. After his fight with Schiller he expressed the desire to meet the German Flyweight Champion [[Richard Stegemann]]. "You can be certain that I will be able to deliver an even better fight against the flyweight champion than against Schiller, who took too much cover towards the end."		Peter Sanstoel, Bantam Champion of Norway, not a tall man but a great master in Fistania, already won convincing victories over two German champions. In Goeteburg our Bantam Champion [[Werner Riethdorf\|Riethdorfer]] realized from the very beginning that he wouldn't be able to stand up to the Norwegian in the long run. Then Sanstoel came to Berlin to fight German featherweight champion Hans Schiller. And with that--one would think--Sanstoel pretty much cleaned up among our bantam and featherweight boxers. But the Norwegian has a different opinion. After his fight with Schiller he expressed the desire to meet the German Flyweight Champion [[Richard Stegemann]]. "You can be certain that I will be able to deliver an even better fight against the flyweight champion than against Schiller, who took too much cover towards the end."



			Pete Sanstol had defeated Hitler's best. He then challenged [[Sixto Escobar]] for world supremacy.
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	*Pre-fight Berlin newspaper [[:File:TigerSanstol.JPG\|article]]		*Pre-fight Berlin newspaper [[:File:TigerSanstol.JPG\|article]]
	*According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) [[:File:June 35 Standard.jpg\|newspaper article]]: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."		*According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) [[:File:June 35 Standard.jpg\|newspaper article]]: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."

Ric: linked to newspaper article

2017-10-21T17:19:42Z

linked to newspaper article

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	'''Will Sanstoel Defeat Schiller Too?'''<br>		'''Will Sanstoel Defeat Schiller Too?'''<br>
	Norway produced two great boxers, [[Otto von Porat\|Otto von Porath]], who gave his farewell to the ring this year, and Pete Sanstoel, who will be the guest today at Spichernring. While Porath lost fighting strength in the rough American school, Sanstoel still belongs to the world championship class today after a long practice in the USA. He is so highly skilled that in Europe there are hardly any opponents left for him to fight.... Measured against the Norwegian's skills, one could assume that the German Featherweight Champion Hans Schiller wouldn't have a chance. But we know that Schiller always performed well against good people.		Norway produced two great boxers, [[Otto von Porat\|Otto von Porath]], who gave his farewell to the ring this year, and Pete Sanstoel, who will be the guest today at Spichernring. While Porath lost fighting strength in the rough American school, Sanstoel still belongs to the world championship class today after a long practice in the USA. He is so highly skilled that in Europe there are hardly any opponents left for him to fight.... Measured against the Norwegian's skills, one could assume that the German Featherweight Champion Hans Schiller wouldn't have a chance. But we know that Schiller always performed well against good people. (Source: [[:File:PSSB273.pdf]])


	[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]		[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]
	'''A Genius in the Ring'''<br>		'''A Genius in the Ring'''<br>

Ric: linked to June 1935 Montreal newspaper article, & others, re: Pete considered by Berlin papers as "great"

2013-05-31T03:50:05Z

linked to June 1935 Montreal newspaper article, & others, re: Pete considered by Berlin papers as "great"

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	[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]		[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]
	'''A Genius in the Ring'''<br>		'''A Genius in the Ring'''<br>
	Many years of boxing left no trace on the Norwegian boxer Peter Sanstol. What became of this chap who long ago was seen for the first time in Lunapark? A genius in the ring, a master of boxing who showed all his tricks yesterday evening in the Spichernring. Only someone like Schiller (Hannover), brave and courageous to the end, as well as strong and in the possession of good power reserves could survive the fight. They were bitter rounds for the German featherweight champion when Sanstol started in the fifth round to open his box of tricks. ~~And then~~, after he had stopped Schiller's furious attacks with his wonderful left, he started engaging his right. It is therefore not surprising that [[Werner Riethdorf\|Reithdorf]] "couldn't take it." But Schiller protected and defended himself as well as he could from the Norwegian's energetic attempts to score a knockout victory. He was able to do so, but in points it was a major defeat since Sanstol just kept chasing him around the ring toward the end.		Many years of boxing left no trace on the Norwegian boxer Peter Sanstol. What became of this chap who long ago was seen for the first time in Lunapark? A genius in the ring, a master of boxing who showed all his tricks yesterday evening in the Spichernring. Only someone like Schiller (Hannover), brave and courageous to the end, as well as strong and in the possession of good power reserves could survive the fight. They were bitter rounds for the German featherweight champion when Sanstol started in the fifth round to open his box of tricks. Then, after he had stopped Schiller's furious attacks with his wonderful left, he started engaging his right. It is therefore not surprising that [[Werner Riethdorf\|Reithdorf]] "couldn't take it." But Schiller protected and defended himself as well as he could from the Norwegian's energetic attempts to score a knockout victory. He was able to do so, but in points it was a major defeat since Sanstol just kept chasing him around the ring toward the end.

	This is how world-class boxers look like in the ring. Sanstol mastered everything a champion had to know. Until the last round he was quick on his feet, ducking, weaving and avoiding very often Schiller's well-meant punches. The audience applauded both. Sanstol for his skillfulness and Schiller for his courage.		This is how world-class boxers look like in the ring. Sanstol mastered everything a champion had to know. Until the last round he was quick on his feet, ducking, weaving and avoiding very often Schiller's well-meant punches. The audience applauded both. Sanstol for his skillfulness and Schiller for his courage.
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	*Pre-fight Berlin newspaper [[:File:TigerSanstol.JPG\|article]]		*Pre-fight Berlin newspaper [[:File:TigerSanstol.JPG\|article]]
	*According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) newspaper article: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."		*According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) [[:File:June 35 Standard.jpg\|newspaper article]]: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."

Ric at 03:25, 31 May 2013

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	[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]		[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]
	'''A Genius in the Ring'''<br>		'''A Genius in the Ring'''<br>
	Many years of boxing left no trace on the Norwegian boxer Peter Sanstol. What became of this chap who long ago was seen for the first time in Lunapark? A genius in the ring, a master of boxing who showed all his tricks yesterday evening in the Spichernring. Only someone like Schiller (Hannover), brave and courageous to the end, as well as strong and in the possession of good power reserves could survive the fight. They were bitter rounds for the German featherweight champion when Sanstol started in the fifth round to open his box of tricks. And ~~now~~, after he had stopped Schiller's furious attacks with his wonderful left he started engaging his right. It is therefore not surprising that [[Werner Riethdorf\|Reithdorf]] "couldn't take it." But Schiller protected and defended himself as well as he could from the Norwegian's energetic attempts to score a knockout victory. He was able to do so, but in points it was a major defeat since Sanstol just kept chasing him around the ring toward the end.		Many years of boxing left no trace on the Norwegian boxer Peter Sanstol. What became of this chap who long ago was seen for the first time in Lunapark? A genius in the ring, a master of boxing who showed all his tricks yesterday evening in the Spichernring. Only someone like Schiller (Hannover), brave and courageous to the end, as well as strong and in the possession of good power reserves could survive the fight. They were bitter rounds for the German featherweight champion when Sanstol started in the fifth round to open his box of tricks. And then, after he had stopped Schiller's furious attacks with his wonderful left, he started engaging his right. It is therefore not surprising that [[Werner Riethdorf\|Reithdorf]] "couldn't take it." But Schiller protected and defended himself as well as he could from the Norwegian's energetic attempts to score a knockout victory. He was able to do so, but in points it was a major defeat since Sanstol just kept chasing him around the ring toward the end.

	This is how world-class boxers look like in the ring. Sanstol mastered everything a champion had to know. Until the last round he was quick on his feet, ducking, weaving and avoiding very often Schiller's well-meant punches. The audience applauded both. Sanstol for his skillfulness and Schiller for his courage.		This is how world-class boxers look like in the ring. Sanstol mastered everything a champion had to know. Until the last round he was quick on his feet, ducking, weaving and avoiding very often Schiller's well-meant punches. The audience applauded both. Sanstol for his skillfulness and Schiller for his courage.

Ric at 03:17, 31 May 2013

2013-05-31T03:17:50Z

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	'''Will Sanstoel Defeat Schiller Too?'''<br>		'''Will Sanstoel Defeat Schiller Too?'''<br>
	Norway produced two great boxers, [[Otto von Porat\|Otto von Porath]], who gave his farewell to the ring this year, and Pete Sanstoel, who will be the guest today at Spichernring. While Porath lost fighting strength in the rough American school, Sanstoel still belongs to the world championship class today after a long practice in the USA. He is so highly skilled that in Europe there are hardly any opponents left for him to fight. ~~In order to defeat Sanstoel, people like [[Battling_Battalino\|Battalino]], [[Freddie Miller]] and World Champion [[Panama Al Brown]] had to come~~. ~~[BoxRec Note: Sanstol never fought Battalino or Miller~~.] Measured against the Norwegian's skills, one could assume that the German Featherweight Champion Hans Schiller wouldn't have a chance. But we know that Schiller always performed well against good people.		Norway produced two great boxers, [[Otto von Porat\|Otto von Porath]], who gave his farewell to the ring this year, and Pete Sanstoel, who will be the guest today at Spichernring. While Porath lost fighting strength in the rough American school, Sanstoel still belongs to the world championship class today after a long practice in the USA. He is so highly skilled that in Europe there are hardly any opponents left for him to fight.... Measured against the Norwegian's skills, one could assume that the German Featherweight Champion Hans Schiller wouldn't have a chance. But we know that Schiller always performed well against good people.
	[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]		[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]
	'''A Genius in the Ring'''<br>		'''A Genius in the Ring'''<br>

Ric: linked to pre-fight Beling newspaper article

2013-05-31T03:04:28Z

linked to pre-fight Beling newspaper article

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	'''Will Sanstoel Defeat Schiller Too?'''<br>		'''Will Sanstoel Defeat Schiller Too?'''<br>
	Norway produced two great boxers, [[Otto von Porat\|Otto von Porath]], who gave his farewell to the ring this year, and Pete Sanstoel, who will be the guest today at Spichernring. While Porath lost fighting strength in the rough American school, Sanstoel still belongs to the world championship class today after a long practice in the USA. He is so highly skilled that in Europe there are hardly any opponents left for him to fight. In order to defeat Sanstoel, people like [[Battling_Battalino\|Battalino]], [[Freddie Miller]] and World Champion [[Panama Al Brown]] had to come. [BoxRec Note: Sanstol never fought Battalino or Miller.] Measured against the Norwegian's skills, one could assume that the German Featherweight Champion Hans Schiller wouldn't have a chance. But we know that Schiller always performed well against good people.		Norway produced two great boxers, [[Otto von Porat\|Otto von Porath]], who gave his farewell to the ring this year, and Pete Sanstoel, who will be the guest today at Spichernring. While Porath lost fighting strength in the rough American school, Sanstoel still belongs to the world championship class today after a long practice in the USA. He is so highly skilled that in Europe there are hardly any opponents left for him to fight. In order to defeat Sanstoel, people like [[Battling_Battalino\|Battalino]], [[Freddie Miller]] and World Champion [[Panama Al Brown]] had to come. [BoxRec Note: Sanstol never fought Battalino or Miller.] Measured against the Norwegian's skills, one could assume that the German Featherweight Champion Hans Schiller wouldn't have a chance. But we know that Schiller always performed well against good people.
			[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]
	'''A Genius in the Ring'''<br>		'''A Genius in the Ring'''<br>
	Many years of boxing left no trace on the Norwegian boxer Peter Sanstol. What became of this chap who long ago was seen for the first time in Lunapark? A genius in the ring, a master of boxing who showed all his tricks yesterday evening in the Spichernring. Only someone like Schiller (Hannover), brave and courageous to the end, as well as strong and in the possession of good power reserves could survive the fight. They were bitter rounds for the German featherweight champion when Sanstol started in the fifth round to open his box of tricks. And now, after he had stopped Schiller's furious attacks with his wonderful left he started engaging his right. It is therefore not surprising that [[Werner Riethdorf\|Reithdorf]] "couldn't take it." But Schiller protected and defended himself as well as he could from the Norwegian's energetic attempts to score a knockout victory. He was able to do so, but in points it was a major defeat since Sanstol just kept chasing him around the ring toward the end.		Many years of boxing left no trace on the Norwegian boxer Peter Sanstol. What became of this chap who long ago was seen for the first time in Lunapark? A genius in the ring, a master of boxing who showed all his tricks yesterday evening in the Spichernring. Only someone like Schiller (Hannover), brave and courageous to the end, as well as strong and in the possession of good power reserves could survive the fight. They were bitter rounds for the German featherweight champion when Sanstol started in the fifth round to open his box of tricks. And now, after he had stopped Schiller's furious attacks with his wonderful left he started engaging his right. It is therefore not surprising that [[Werner Riethdorf\|Reithdorf]] "couldn't take it." But Schiller protected and defended himself as well as he could from the Norwegian's energetic attempts to score a knockout victory. He was able to do so, but in points it was a major defeat since Sanstol just kept chasing him around the ring toward the end.
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	This is how world-class boxers look like in the ring. Sanstol mastered everything a champion had to know. Until the last round he was quick on his feet, ducking, weaving and avoiding very often Schiller's well-meant punches. The audience applauded both. Sanstol for his skillfulness and Schiller for his courage.		This is how world-class boxers look like in the ring. Sanstol mastered everything a champion had to know. Until the last round he was quick on his feet, ducking, weaving and avoiding very often Schiller's well-meant punches. The audience applauded both. Sanstol for his skillfulness and Schiller for his courage.

	~~[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]~~
	'''Ten Rounds of Boxing Lessons'''<br>		'''Ten Rounds of Boxing Lessons'''<br>
	There were no doubts beforehand that the Norwegian, Pete Sanstol, ex-world champion bantamweight, would be able to defeat Schiller, the German featherweight champion. But the mere fact that Schiller was able to get through the rounds against the record-class, skillful Norwegian can be seen as a particular success of our featherweight champion.		There were no doubts beforehand that the Norwegian, Pete Sanstol, ex-world champion bantamweight, would be able to defeat Schiller, the German featherweight champion. But the mere fact that Schiller was able to get through the rounds against the record-class, skillful Norwegian can be seen as a particular success of our featherweight champion.
			[[file:Sanstol.Schiller2.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|Sanstol & Schiller: post-fight]]
	'''A Great Achiever'''<br>		'''A Great Achiever'''<br>
	Sanstol didn't go immediately with full sails into the fight. As an old tactician he figured that 10 rounds would take 30 minutes, and he showed at the beginning of the fight a boxing form of highest perfection without overtaxing himself. That's when the usually exemplary acting judge [Referee Max] [[Max Pippow\|Pippow]] let himself get carried away by rebuking Sanstol twice during the fourth and the sixth rounds, reminding him to take advantage of his opportunities. It soon became apparent during the following rounds how superfluous those rebukes turned out to be.		Sanstol didn't go immediately with full sails into the fight. As an old tactician he figured that 10 rounds would take 30 minutes, and he showed at the beginning of the fight a boxing form of highest perfection without overtaxing himself. That's when the usually exemplary acting judge [Referee Max] [[Max Pippow\|Pippow]] let himself get carried away by rebuking Sanstol twice during the fourth and the sixth rounds, reminding him to take advantage of his opportunities. It soon became apparent during the following rounds how superfluous those rebukes turned out to be.
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	'''Sanstoel Is Asking for the Next One'''<br>		'''Sanstoel Is Asking for the Next One'''<br>
	~~[[file:Sanstol.Schiller2.jpg\|left\|200px\|Sanstol & Schiller: post-fight]]~~
	Peter Sanstoel, Bantam Champion of Norway, not a tall man but a great master in Fistania, already won convincing victories over two German champions. In Goeteburg our Bantam Champion [[Werner Riethdorf\|Riethdorfer]] realized from the very beginning that he wouldn't be able to stand up to the Norwegian in the long run. Then Sanstoel came to Berlin to fight German featherweight champion Hans Schiller. And with that--one would think--Sanstoel pretty much cleaned up among our bantam and featherweight boxers. But the Norwegian has a different opinion. After his fight with Schiller he expressed the desire to meet the German Flyweight Champion [[Richard Stegemann]]. "You can be certain that I will be able to deliver an even better fight against the flyweight champion than against Schiller, who took too much cover towards the end."		Peter Sanstoel, Bantam Champion of Norway, not a tall man but a great master in Fistania, already won convincing victories over two German champions. In Goeteburg our Bantam Champion [[Werner Riethdorf\|Riethdorfer]] realized from the very beginning that he wouldn't be able to stand up to the Norwegian in the long run. Then Sanstoel came to Berlin to fight German featherweight champion Hans Schiller. And with that--one would think--Sanstoel pretty much cleaned up among our bantam and featherweight boxers. But the Norwegian has a different opinion. After his fight with Schiller he expressed the desire to meet the German Flyweight Champion [[Richard Stegemann]]. "You can be certain that I will be able to deliver an even better fight against the flyweight champion than against Schiller, who took too much cover towards the end."
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	According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) newspaper article: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."		*Pre-fight Berlin newspaper [[:File:TigerSanstol.JPG\|article]]
			*According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) newspaper article: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."

Ric at 03:16, 26 July 2008

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	[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]		[[file:Sanstol.Schiller.jpg\|right\|200px\|Sanstol (left) & Schiller]]
	'''Ten Rounds of Boxing Lessons'''<br>		'''Ten Rounds of Boxing Lessons'''<br>
	There were no doubts beforehand that the Norwegian, Pete Sanstol, ex-world champion ~~Bantamweight~~, would be able to defeat Schiller, the German featherweight champion. But the mere fact that Schiller was able to get through the rounds against the record-class, skillful Norwegian can be seen as a particular success of our featherweight champion.		There were no doubts beforehand that the Norwegian, Pete Sanstol, ex-world champion bantamweight, would be able to defeat Schiller, the German featherweight champion. But the mere fact that Schiller was able to get through the rounds against the record-class, skillful Norwegian can be seen as a particular success of our featherweight champion.

	'''A Great Achiever'''<br>		'''A Great Achiever'''<br>

Rowdytimothy: remove category

2008-03-02T15:54:48Z

remove category

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	According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) newspaper article: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."		According to a June 15, 1935 ''Standard'' (Montreal, QC, Canada) newspaper article: "The Berlin papers were most enthusiastic about Sanstol's showing and stated that including [[Max Schmeling\|Schmeling]], they have never seen a fighter that can compare with Pete." "'He has music in his fighting--he is an artist of the ring!' the papers stated."

	~~[[Category:1935 Bouts\|Sanstol, Pete]]~~