Searches , social queries for PETE SANSTOL
Search references for PETE SANSTOL. Phrases containing PETE SANSTOL
See searches and references containing PETE SANSTOL!
Search references for PETE SANSTOL. Phrases containing PETE SANSTOL
See searches and references containing PETE SANSTOL!PETE SANSTOL
Norwegian boxer (1905–1982)
Pete Sanstol (March 28, 1905 – March 13, 1982) was a Norwegian-American professional boxer who took the Canadian version of the World Bantamweight Championship
Pete_Sanstol
rankings released after the annual NBA convention. 12 Sixto Escobar (def. Pete Sanstol) 7 Aug – 26 Aug 1935 0 13 Lou Salica 26 Aug – 15 Nov 1935 0 14 Sixto
List_of_WBA_world_champions
Panamanian boxer (1902-1951)
September 9, 1937 Salle Wagram, Paris, France 147 Loss 116–17–11 (3) Pete Sanstol UD 10 September 13, 1935 Bislet Stadium, Oslo, Norway 146 Loss 116–16–11
Panama_Al_Brown
French featherweight boxer
career, by American Lew Burston whose clients included the champion Pete Sanstol. In America, he was managed for a time by Eddie Walker. In one of his
Maurice_Holtzer
title for being overweight against Bushy Graham. 3 Panama Al Brown (def. Pete Sanstol) 25 Aug 1931 – 1 Jun 1935 7 4 Baltasar Sangchili 1 Jun 1935 – 29 Jun
List of The Ring world champions
List_of_The_Ring_world_champions
American Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and college administrator Pete Sanstol, 76, Norwegian-American professional boxer Caine 1, 24, American graffiti
Deaths_in_March_1982
Village in Lund Municipality, Norway
Nikolaisen (Serena Maneesh) Øystein Stensheim (Det Norske Solistkor). Pete Sanstol, Norway's only boxing world champion, was born in Moi. On 7 June 2005
Moi,_Rogaland
Puerto Rican boxer (1913-1979)
champion, demanding to be reinstated. On August 7, 1935, Escobar defeated Pete Sanstol—who once held, in 1931, the Canadian Boxing Federation and Montreal Athletic
Sixto_Escobar
Canadian boxer (1906–1982)
July 1933. After campaigning in England, he lost a split decision to Pete Sanstol on September 13, 1933. Days later, the Canadian champion faced the reigning
Bobby_Leitham
Municipality in Rogaland, Norway
(1850 in Lund – 1916), a Norwegian journalist, writer and politician Pete Sanstol (1905 in Moi – 1982), a Norwegian professional boxer from Canada Magnhild
Lund_Municipality_(Norway)
American boxer (1904–1964)
lost to Norwegian Pete Sanstol at Queensboro Stadium in Queens, in a six-round points decision. An accomplished opponent, Sanstol would later take the
Pinky_Silverberg
German boxer
lost to 1931 Canadian World Bantamweight Champion, Norwegian-American Pete Sanstol on July 13, 1926, in a fourth-round newspaper decision at Luna Park in
Harry_Stein_(boxer)
Filipino boxer (1906–1990)
champion Pete Sanstol in a ten-round points decision at Dreamland in San Francisco. Both boxers boxed cautiously in the tame bout, though Sanstol appeared
Speedy_Dado
Norwegian boxer (1903–1982)
during the 20th Century, along with Terry Martin, Haakon Hansen, and Pete Sanstol. "Otto von Porat". Olympedia. Retrieved 10 October 2021. "Otto von Porat"
Otto_von_Porat
American boxer
Memorial Field Stadium, Mount Vernon, New York, U.S. 146 Win 109–9–7 (21) Pete Sanstol PTS 10 Aug 15, 1933 23 years, 28 days Fugazy Bowl, Brooklyn, New York
Midget_Wolgast
French boxer (1907-1980)
bantamweight title, losing on points. In July 1931, Huat challenged for Pete Sanstol's Canadian Boxing Federation & Montreal Athletic Commission-recognised
Eugène_Huat
travel, tourism, insurance
PETE SANSTOL
PETE SANSTOL
PETE SANSTOL
PETE SANSTOL
PETE SANSTOL
PETE SANSTOL
PETE SANSTOL
PETE SANSTOL
PETE SANSTOL
travel, tourism, insurance