Sigurd Larsen - Revision history

Michael at 23:18, 27 October 2012

2012-10-27T23:18:04Z

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	[[file:Sanstol.Larsen.jpg\|~~400px~~\|Pete Sanstol & Sigurd Larsen]]		[[file:Sanstol.Larsen.jpg\|300px\|Pete Sanstol & Sigurd Larsen]]
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	<small>[[Pete Sanstol]] & Larsen: circa 1934</small>		<small>[[Pete Sanstol]] & Larsen: circa 1934</small>

	'''Sigurd Larsen''' debuted as a flyweight in Oslo 1928. He was National Champion in that division 1929, and won the Featherweight title in 1931 and Bantamweight title in 1934. He fought four times on the Norwegian National team--having wins against Denmark (1934) and Sweden (1931). He lost both his fights against Ireland in 1934 (Oslo first, Dublin a few days later). He represented Norway in the European Championships at Budapest April 1934, losing his preliminary fight on points to the Pole Rogalski. Larsen retired in 1936, after beating the Norwegian-Jewish boxer [[Leo Leventhal]].		'''Sigurd Larsen''' debuted as a flyweight in Oslo 1928. He was National Champion in that division 1929, and won the Featherweight title in 1931 and Bantamweight title in 1934. He fought four times on the Norwegian National team--having wins against Denmark (1934) and Sweden (1931). He lost both his fights against Ireland in 1934 (Oslo first, Dublin a few days later). He represented Norway in the European Championships at Budapest April 1934, losing his preliminary fight on points to the Pole Rogalski. Larsen retired in 1936, after beating the Norwegian-Jewish boxer [[Leo Leventhal]].

Ric at 00:11, 23 March 2008

2008-03-23T00:11:29Z

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	'''Sigurd Larsen''' debuted as a flyweight in Oslo 1928. He was National Champion in that division 1929, and won the Featherweight title in 1931 and Bantamweight title in 1934. He fought four times on the Norwegian National team--having wins against Denmark (1934) and Sweden (1931). He lost both his fights against Ireland in 1934 (Oslo first, Dublin a few days later). He represented Norway in the European Championships at Budapest April 1934, losing his preliminary fight on points to the Pole Rogalski. Larsen retired in 1936, after beating the Norwegian-Jewish boxer [[Leo Leventhal]].		'''Sigurd Larsen''' debuted as a flyweight in Oslo 1928. He was National Champion in that division 1929, and won the Featherweight title in 1931 and Bantamweight title in 1934. He fought four times on the Norwegian National team--having wins against Denmark (1934) and Sweden (1931). He lost both his fights against Ireland in 1934 (Oslo first, Dublin a few days later). He represented Norway in the European Championships at Budapest April 1934, losing his preliminary fight on points to the Pole Rogalski. Larsen retired in 1936, after beating the Norwegian-Jewish boxer [[Leo Leventhal]].

	~~[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]~~

Ric: Sanstol gallery code inserted

2008-03-23T00:07:30Z

Sanstol gallery code inserted

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	'''Sigurd Larsen''' debuted as a flyweight in Oslo 1928. He was National Champion in that division 1929, and won the Featherweight title in 1931 and Bantamweight title in 1934. He fought four times on the Norwegian National team--having wins against Denmark (1934) and Sweden (1931). He lost both his fights against Ireland in 1934 (Oslo first, Dublin a few days later). He represented Norway in the European Championships at Budapest April 1934, losing his preliminary fight on points to the Pole Rogalski. Larsen retired in 1936, after beating the Norwegian-Jewish boxer [[Leo Leventhal]].		'''Sigurd Larsen''' debuted as a flyweight in Oslo 1928. He was National Champion in that division 1929, and won the Featherweight title in 1931 and Bantamweight title in 1934. He fought four times on the Norwegian National team--having wins against Denmark (1934) and Sweden (1931). He lost both his fights against Ireland in 1934 (Oslo first, Dublin a few days later). He represented Norway in the European Championships at Budapest April 1934, losing his preliminary fight on points to the Pole Rogalski. Larsen retired in 1936, after beating the Norwegian-Jewish boxer [[Leo Leventhal]].

			[[Category:Pete Sanstol Gallery]]

Ric at 02:25, 22 January 2007

2007-01-22T02:25:29Z

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	<small>[[Pete Sanstol]] & Larsen: circa 1934</small>		<small>[[Pete Sanstol]] & Larsen: circa 1934</small>

	'''Sigurd Larsen''' debuted as flyweight in Oslo 1928. He was National Champion in that division 1929, and won the Featherweight title in 1931 and Bantamweight 1934. He fought four times on the Norwegian National team--having wins against Denmark (1934) and Sweden (1931). He lost both his fights against Ireland in 1934 (Oslo first, Dublin few days later). He represented Norway in the European Championships at Budapest April 1934, losing his preliminary fight on points to the Pole Rogalski. Larsen retired in 1936, after beating the Norwegian-Jewish boxer [[Leo Leventhal]].		'''Sigurd Larsen''' debuted as a flyweight in Oslo 1928. He was National Champion in that division 1929, and won the Featherweight title in 1931 and Bantamweight title in 1934. He fought four times on the Norwegian National team--having wins against Denmark (1934) and Sweden (1931). He lost both his fights against Ireland in 1934 (Oslo first, Dublin a few days later). He represented Norway in the European Championships at Budapest April 1934, losing his preliminary fight on points to the Pole Rogalski. Larsen retired in 1936, after beating the Norwegian-Jewish boxer [[Leo Leventhal]].

Ric: info courtesy of Tron Jensen

2007-01-22T02:23:33Z

info courtesy of Tron Jensen

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[[file:Sanstol.Larsen.jpg|400px|Pete Sanstol & Sigurd Larsen]]
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<small>[[Pete Sanstol]] & Larsen: circa 1934</small>

'''Sigurd Larsen''' debuted as flyweight in Oslo 1928. He was National Champion in that division 1929, and won the Featherweight title in 1931 and Bantamweight 1934. He fought four times on the Norwegian National team--having wins against Denmark (1934) and Sweden (1931). He lost both his fights against Ireland in 1934 (Oslo first, Dublin few days later). He represented Norway in the European Championships at Budapest April 1934, losing his preliminary fight on points to the Pole Rogalski. Larsen retired in 1936, after beating the Norwegian-Jewish boxer [[Leo Leventhal]].