Pete Sanstol vs. Ollie Bartlett - Revision history

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	* Weights: Bartlett 117.5 lbs; Sanstol 116.5
	* Bartlett's seconds tossed in the towel as he "was reeling about the ring, groggy and bleeding, with only a fighting heart keeping him on his feet." ''Montreal Herald''.		* Bartlett's seconds tossed in the towel as he "was reeling about the ring, groggy and bleeding, with only a fighting heart keeping him on his feet." ''Montreal Herald''.
	* "Sanstol never left any doubt as to the outcome, holding a marked edge throughout the bout. In the seventh round Bartlett was saved by the gong, while in the next his seconds threw the towel into the ring, conceding victory to the little Norwegian lad." ''The Gazette'' (Montreal)		* "Sanstol never left any doubt as to the outcome, holding a marked edge throughout the bout. In the seventh round Bartlett was saved by the gong, while in the next his seconds threw the towel into the ring, conceding victory to the little Norwegian lad." ''The Gazette'' (Montreal)

Ric: linked to Boxing Bulletin Web page

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linked to Boxing Bulletin Web page

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	*"Sanstol had Bartlett groggy for three rounds and did not seem able to find the right spot to put over the knockout punch. He pummelled him against the ropes and hammered him in the clinches. He ripped his face with japing uppercuts, and rocked him with hard rights to the side of the head...but it only threw Bartlett against the ropes in a stupor. He came back and kept coming back for more." ''Globe & Mail'' (Toronto)		*"Sanstol had Bartlett groggy for three rounds and did not seem able to find the right spot to put over the knockout punch. He pummelled him against the ropes and hammered him in the clinches. He ripped his face with japing uppercuts, and rocked him with hard rights to the side of the head...but it only threw Bartlett against the ropes in a stupor. He came back and kept coming back for more." ''Globe & Mail'' (Toronto)
	* Sanstol's comeback, after suffering from inflamed tonsils for many months. ''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: August 1931\|August 1931 issue]].		* Sanstol's comeback, after suffering from inflamed tonsils for many months. ''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: August 1931\|August 1931 issue]].
			*April 2010 ''Boxing Bulletin'' Web page: [http://www.theboxingbulletin.com/2010/4/21/1433471/the-boxing-bulletin-history-corner]

Ric: moved Fight:100680 to Pete Sanstol vs. Ollie Bartlett

2010-04-22T03:23:41Z

moved Fight:100680 to Pete Sanstol vs. Ollie Bartlett

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	* Weights: Bartlett ~~117�,~~ Sanstol ~~116�~~		* Weights: Bartlett 117.5 lbs; Sanstol 116.5
	* Bartlett's seconds tossed in the towel as he "was reeling about the ring, groggy and bleeding, with only a fighting heart keeping him on his feet." ''Montreal Herald''.		* Bartlett's seconds tossed in the towel as he "was reeling about the ring, groggy and bleeding, with only a fighting heart keeping him on his feet." ''Montreal Herald''.
	* "Sanstol never left any doubt as to the outcome, holding a marked edge throughout the bout. In the seventh round Bartlett was saved by the gong, while in the next his seconds threw the towel into the ring, conceding victory to the little Norwegian lad." ''The Gazette'' (Montreal)		* "Sanstol never left any doubt as to the outcome, holding a marked edge throughout the bout. In the seventh round Bartlett was saved by the gong, while in the next his seconds threw the towel into the ring, conceding victory to the little Norwegian lad." ''The Gazette'' (Montreal)
	*"Sanstol had Bartlett groggy for three rounds and did not seem able to find the right spot to put over the knockout punch. He pummelled him against the ropes and hammered him in the clinches. He ripped his face with japing uppercuts, and rocked him with hard rights to the side of the ~~head�but~~ it only threw Bartlett against the ropes in a stupor. He came back and kept coming back for more." ''Globe & Mail'' (Toronto)		*"Sanstol had Bartlett groggy for three rounds and did not seem able to find the right spot to put over the knockout punch. He pummelled him against the ropes and hammered him in the clinches. He ripped his face with japing uppercuts, and rocked him with hard rights to the side of the head...but it only threw Bartlett against the ropes in a stupor. He came back and kept coming back for more." ''Globe & Mail'' (Toronto)
	* Sanstol's comeback, after suffering from inflamed tonsils for many months. ''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: August 1931\|August 1931 issue]].		* Sanstol's comeback, after suffering from inflamed tonsils for many months. ''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: August 1931\|August 1931 issue]].

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			* Weights: Bartlett 117�, Sanstol 116�
	* Weights: Bartlett ~~117¾~~, Sanstol ~~116½~~		* Bartlett's seconds tossed in the towel as he "was reeling about the ring, groggy and bleeding, with only a fighting heart keeping him on his feet." ''Montreal Herald''.
	* Bartlett's seconds tossed in the towel as he "was reeling about the ring, groggy and bleeding, with only a fighting heart keeping him on his feet." ''Montreal Herald''. ~~(Sanstol's comeback, after suffering from inflamed tonsils for many months. ''The Ring'', August 1931.)~~		* "Sanstol never left any doubt as to the outcome, holding a marked edge throughout the bout. In the seventh round Bartlett was saved by the gong, while in the next his seconds threw the towel into the ring, conceding victory to the little Norwegian lad." ''The Gazette'' (Montreal)
	* "Sanstol never left any doubt as to the outcome, holding a marked edge throughout the bout. In the seventh round Bartlett was saved by the gong, while in the next his seconds threw the towel into the ring, conceding victory to the little Norwegian lad." ''The Gazette''		*"Sanstol had Bartlett groggy for three rounds and did not seem able to find the right spot to put over the knockout punch. He pummelled him against the ropes and hammered him in the clinches. He ripped his face with japing uppercuts, and rocked him with hard rights to the side of the head�but it only threw Bartlett against the ropes in a stupor. He came back and kept coming back for more." ''Globe & Mail'' (Toronto)
			* Sanstol's comeback, after suffering from inflamed tonsils for many months. ''The Ring'' magazine, [[Ring Magazine: August 1931\|August 1931 issue]].

Ric at 06:12, 20 January 2007

2007-01-20T06:12:01Z

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* Weights: Bartlett 117¾, Sanstol 116½
* Bartlett's seconds tossed in the towel as he "was reeling about the ring, groggy and bleeding, with only a fighting heart keeping him on his feet." ''Montreal Herald''. (Sanstol's comeback, after suffering from inflamed tonsils for many months. ''The Ring'', August 1931.)
* "Sanstol never left any doubt as to the outcome, holding a marked edge throughout the bout. In the seventh round Bartlett was saved by the gong, while in the next his seconds threw the towel into the ring, conceding victory to the little Norwegian lad." ''The Gazette''