Pete Sanstol vs. Joey Scalfaro (3rd meeting) - Revision history

Ric at 02:28, 12 May 2019

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	"Scalfaro's left eye was completely closed for the last two rounds and his punches as a result often hit nothing but empty air." 23 October 1930 ''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'' p. 26.		"Scalfaro's left eye was completely closed for the last two rounds and his punches as a result often hit nothing but empty air." 23 October 1930 ''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'' p. 26.

Ric: BDE quote

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BDE quote

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	"~~Pete~~'s ~~fight against Scalfaro, who boasts the first knockdown scored over [[Kid Chocolate]] in this country, was the highlight of entertainment during the indoor season at [[Madison Square Garden]]. It~~ was ~~nip and tuck~~ for the ~~entire ten~~ rounds~~, with the fans shouting themselves into hysterics~~.		"Scalfaro's left eye was completely closed for the last two rounds and his punches as a result often hit nothing but empty air." 23 October 1930 ''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'' p. 26.

	~~Interviewed after the~~ fight, ~~Sanstol explained why he is~~ the ~~most sought-after bantam~~ in the ~~eastern United States and Canada~~. ~~'I like to fight fellows like Scalfaro. He is always tearing in with his dangerous wallop~~ and ~~one must fight fast and furious unless he wants to be knocked out. Chasing after a boy who will not fight is not only tiring but discouraging. I like to fight. And if my opponent meets me that way~~ the ~~duration of the round passes only too quickly~~, the fans ~~get a run for their money, and I am happy~~.'		:"Pete's fight against Scalfaro, who boasts the first knockdown scored over [[Kid Chocolate]] in this country, was the highlight of entertainment during the indoor season at [[Madison Square Garden]]. It was nip and tuck for the entire ten rounds, with the fans shouting themselves into hysterics.

	~~If other fighters would follow that line of reasoning~~ the ~~game will be better~~, ~~for~~ the ~~more Sanstols it~~ will ~~bring~~ to the ~~game~~."		:Interviewed after the fight, Sanstol explained why he is the most sought-after bantam in the eastern United States and Canada. 'I like to fight fellows like Scalfaro. He is always tearing in with his dangerous wallop and one must fight fast and furious unless he wants to be knocked out. Chasing after a boy who will not fight is not only tiring but discouraging. I like to fight. And if my opponent meets me that way the duration of the round passes only too quickly, the fans get a run for their money, and I am happy.'

	Source: 1931 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', [[:File:EBR3143.jpg\|p. 43]].		:"If other fighters would follow that line of reasoning the game will be better, for the more Sanstols it will bring to the game."

			:Source: 1931 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', [[:File:EBR3143.jpg\|p. 43]].

Ric at 20:05, 30 November 2010

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	If other fighters would follow that line of reasoning the game will be better, for the more Sanstols it will bring to the game."		If other fighters would follow that line of reasoning the game will be better, for the more Sanstols it will bring to the game."

	Source: 1931 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', p. 43.		Source: 1931 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', [[:File:EBR3143.jpg\|p. 43]].

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	If other fighters would follow that line of reasoning the game will be better, for the more Sanstols it will bring to the game."		If other fighters would follow that line of reasoning the game will be better, for the more Sanstols it will bring to the game."

	1931 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]''		Source: 1931 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]'', p. 43.

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	"Pete's fight against Scalfaro, who boasts the first knockdown scored over [[Kid Chocolate]] in this country, was the highlight of entertainment during the indoor season at [[Madison Square Garden]]. It was nip and tuck for the entire ten rounds, with the fans shouting themselves into hysterics.		"Pete's fight against Scalfaro, who boasts the first knockdown scored over [[Kid Chocolate]] in this country, was the highlight of entertainment during the indoor season at [[Madison Square Garden]]. It was nip and tuck for the entire ten rounds, with the fans shouting themselves into hysterics.

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	"Pete's fight against Scalfaro, who boasts the first knockdown scored over [[~~Boxer:Kid_Chocolate:009006\|~~Kid Chocolate]] in this country, was the highlight of entertainment during the indoor season at [[Madison Square Garden]]. It was nip and tuck for the entire ten rounds, with the fans shouting themselves into hysterics.		"Pete's fight against Scalfaro, who boasts the first knockdown scored over [[Kid Chocolate]] in this country, was the highlight of entertainment during the indoor season at [[Madison Square Garden]]. It was nip and tuck for the entire ten rounds, with the fans shouting themselves into hysterics.

	Interviewed after the fight, Sanstol explained why he is the most sought-after bantam in the eastern United States and Canada. 'I like to fight fellows like Scalfaro. He is always tearing in with his dangerous wallop and one must fight fast and furious unless he wants to be knocked out. Chasing after a boy who will not fight is not only tiring but discouraging. I like to fight. And if my opponent meets me that way the duration of the round passes only too quickly, the fans get a run for their money, and I am happy.'		Interviewed after the fight, Sanstol explained why he is the most sought-after bantam in the eastern United States and Canada. 'I like to fight fellows like Scalfaro. He is always tearing in with his dangerous wallop and one must fight fast and furious unless he wants to be knocked out. Chasing after a boy who will not fight is not only tiring but discouraging. I like to fight. And if my opponent meets me that way the duration of the round passes only too quickly, the fans get a run for their money, and I am happy.'

Emaster: Pete Sanstol D-10 Joey Scalfaro moved to Pete Sanstol vs. Joey Scalfaro (3rd meeting)

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Pete Sanstol D-10 Joey Scalfaro moved to Pete Sanstol vs. Joey Scalfaro (3rd meeting)

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Ric at 15:46, 24 April 2006

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Ric at 03:51, 17 June 2005

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"Pete's fight against Scalfaro, who boasts the first knockdown scored over [[Boxer:Kid_Chocolate:009006|Kid Chocolate]] in this country, was the highlight of entertainment during the indoor season at [[Madison Square Garden]]. It was nip and tuck for the entire ten rounds, with the fans shouting themselves into hysterics.

Interviewed after the fight, Sanstol explained why he is the most sought-after bantam in the eastern United States and Canada. 'I like to fight fellows like Scalfaro. He is always tearing in with his dangerous wallop and one must fight fast and furious unless he wants to be knocked out. Chasing after a boy who will not fight is not only tiring but discouraging. I like to fight. And if my opponent meets me that way the duration of the round passes only too quickly, the fans get a run for their money, and I am happy.'

If other fighters would follow that line of reasoning the game will be better, for the more Sanstols it will bring to the game."

1931 ''[[Everlast Boxing Record]]''