1904-11-11 Morris Harris 8-1-0
Manhattan A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
According to the Philadelphia Item, this was Jeannette's first fight "in public." After a
bad start he made a great comeback, but not enough to win.
1905-03-02 Morris Harris 13-3-0
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
Newspaper decision as reported in Philadelphia Item. It was a very hard fought, close
battle.
1905-04-20 Black Bill 20-6-2
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L KO 2 6
1905-05-09 Jack Johnson 39-5-8
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States NC ND 3 0
Record indicates Johnson fought Jeannette and Johnson on the same day.
1905-05-19 Jack Johnson 40-5-8
Knickerbocker A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States NC ND 6 6
1905-06-08 Black Bill 21-7-2
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
1905-07-06 George Cole 87-20-18
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item, It was a great fight.
1905-08-28 George Cole 88-20-18
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States NC ND 6 6
Philadelphia Item scored it for Jeannette, Philadelphia Inquirer for Cole.
1905-10-07 Pat O'Rourke 0-0-0
North Bergen, New Jersey, United States W KO 5 0
1905-10-11 Black Bill 21-9-2
Wilmington, Delaware, United States W KO 7 10
1905-10-26 Jim Jeffords 26-22-4
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
Jeannette had the better of Jeffords according to the Philadelphia Item.
1905-10-28 George Cole 88-20-18
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Jeannette was about 40 pounds
heavier than Cole.
1905-11-02 Black Bill 21-10-2
Wilmington, Delaware, United States D PTS 6 6
1905-11-25 Jack Johnson 45-5-8
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W DQ 2 0
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title. Although losing Johnson still
claimed the title because he was disqualified
1905-12-02 Jack Johnson 45-6-8
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States NC ND 6 6
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title
1905-12-20 Walter Johnson 3-9-5
New York City, New York, United States NC ND 3 0
1905-12-25 Sam Langford 32-4-10
Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States W TKO 8 0
1906-01-16 Jack Johnson 45-6-8
Sharkey A.C., New York City, New York, United States L NWS 3 3
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title. (Boston Globe)
1906-03-14 Jack Johnson 47-6-8
Baltimore, Maryland, United States L PTS 15 15
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title
1906-04-05 Sam Langford 34-5-10
Chelsea, Massachusetts, United States L PTS 15 15
1906-09-06 Black Bill 23-12-3
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W KO 4 6
1906-09-20 Jack Johnson 51-6-9
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title
Newspaper decision from ther Daily Kennebec Journal
1906-11-26 Jack Johnson 53-6-9
Auditorium, Portland, Maine, United States D PTS 10 10
~ referee: Marty Sullivan ~
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title
1907-01-11 Sam Langford 38-7-10
Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States D PTS 12 12
1907-02-11 Jim Jeffords 28-25-4
Portland, Maine, United States W KO 7 10
1907-03-08 Young Peter Jackson 72-25-22
Spring Garden A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States NC ND 6 6
1907-04-15 185 Sam McVea 208 12-4-0
Lyric Hall, New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
New York Times
1907-06-11 Morris Harris 18-10-2
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 4 0
1908-01-13 Joe Phillips 0-0-0
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 3 0
Jeannette permitted Phillips to do all the leading, in the third he clipped him on the jaw
and he went down in a heap. Resting for about five minutes Jeannette then faced Jones.
1908-01-13 Griff Jones 0-0-0
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 3 0
Jones tried his best to make a fair showing, but Jeannette could not help but find the
openings. In the third Jeannette whipped a hard right to the body and a left hook to the
jaw, Jones went to sleep.
1908-01-27 Jim Jeffords 28-29-4
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 2 6
1908-02-17 George Cole 99-30-23
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 4 6
1908-03-03 Sam Langford 44-8-11
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts, United States D PTS 12 12
1908-03-09 Sam Campbell 0-0-0
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 6 0
1908-05-08 Jim Barry 14-4-0
New York City, New York, United States NC ND 6 6
1908-09-01 Sam Langford 50-8-12
National A.C., New York City, New York, United States D NWS 6 6
Newspaper decision was a draw according to the New York Times. Jeanette was
knocked down in the 1st and 2nd round, but it was felt that his rally afterword against
Langford had earned him a draw
1908-09-15 Sandy Ferguson 31-13-10
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts, United States W PTS 12 12
1908-12-07 Morris Harris 23-13-3
West End A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
The Philadelphia Item reported Jeannette as having had the best of the fight.
1909-01-23 Ben Taylor 1-10-2
Paris, Paris, France W KO 3 0
1909-02-06 Charley Croxon 0-0-0
Paris, Paris, France W TKO 2 0
1909-02-20 Sam McVea 22-5-0
Cirque de Paris, Paris, Paris, France L PTS 20 20
Considered to be for the world 'colored' heavyweight title as Jack Johnson drew the
color-bar. Jeannette was knocked down three times in the fight.
1909-04-17 Sam McVea 24-5-0
Cirque de Paris, Paris, Paris, France W TKO 49 0
This bout lasted three and a half hours, and was for a purse of $6,000. McVey loses
world "colored" heavyweight title claim.
1909-05-01 Jack Scales 11-13-2
Paris, Paris, France W KO 1 0
1909-05-22 Sandy Ferguson 34-14-11
Paris, Paris, France W PTS 20 20
1909-05-27 Trooper Cooke 0-0-0
London, United Kingdom W TKO 2 0
1909-05-27 Harry Sherring 1-5-3
London, United Kingdom W TKO 4 0
Record indicates Jeannette fought Cooke and Shearing on the same day-1909/05/27.
1909-06-22 Sandy Ferguson 34-15-11
Armory A.C., Boston, Massachusetts, United States L PTS 12 12
~ referee: Al Sheehan ~
1909-08-27 Sandy Ferguson 35-15-11
Fairmont A.C., Bronx, New York, United States W TKO 8 0
1909-09-18 Al Kubiak 16-3-3
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
The Philadelphia Item reported that Kubiak deserved the newspaper decision in a close
fight.
1909-10-30 Al Kubiak 17-3-3
Cirque de Paris, Paris, Paris, France W KO 10 20
According to an eyewitness account in BOXING (England), this fight ended in the tenth
round, not the fifth as mistakenly listed in record books.
1909-11-13 Sid Russell 17-7-3
Paris, Paris, France W PTS 15 15
1909-12-11 Sam McVea 27-6-0
Paris, Paris, France D PTS 20 20
1910-05-24 Andy Morris 7-5-4
Armory AA, Boston, Massachusetts, United States W TKO 3 12
1910-06-03 Jim Smith 11-5-2
National S.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
New York Times
1910-07-01 Morris Harris 25-18-4
National A.C., New York City, New York, United States D NWS 10 10
The New York Times reported the newspaper decision as a draw.
1910-09-06 Sam Langford 66-8-16
Armory A.C., Boston, Massachusetts, United States L PTS 15 15
Langford defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1910-09-30 Morris Harris 27-18-5
National A.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
The New York Times gave the newspaper decision as a win for Jeannette.
1910-11-10 Black Bill 23-15-3
Long Acre A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 5 10
1911-01-10 Sam Langford 69-8-16
Armory A.A., Boston, Massachusetts, United States L PTS 12 12
~ referee: Charlie White ~
Langford defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
"Langford had a decisive lead in every round but one and in the first round dropped
Jeannette for a count of eight." (Elbert County Banner)
1911-02-08 Jim Barry 22-12-6
American A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
Jeannette won the newspaper decision. (Daily Northwestern)
1911-03-16 Jim Barry 23-13-6
National S.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
New York Times
1911-04-20 Al Kubiak 20-10-4
National S.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 9 10
~ referee: Patsy Haley ~
1911-07-25 Al Kubiak 20-12-5
20th Century A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 3 10
1911-08-01 Tony Ross 21-13-8
20th Century A.C., New York City, New York, United States D NWS 10 10
New York Times
1911-08-23 Dummy Maxson 0-4-2
Fairmont A.C., Bronx, New York, United States W KO 1 0
1911-08-29 Porky Dan Flynn 29-6-8
Fairmont A.C., Bronx, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
This was the first fight card in New York state under the new Frawley Law which
legalized boxing. Jeannette won the newspaper decision according to the New York
Times. Flynn clinched continually in the bout. New York City newspapers favored
Jeannette (Jack Kincaid).
1911-09-05 Sam Langford 78-8-17
Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, United States L NWS 10 10
Langford won the newspaper decision according to the New York Times. Jeanette was
knocked down in the 1st, 4th, and 10th rounds.
Langford defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1911-11-30 Bill Watkins 0-0-0
Albany, New York, United States W KO 1 0
1911-12-07 Jewey Smith 10-17-1
Fordon A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 3 0
1911-12-11 Young Jack Johnson 5-7-2
Memphis, Tennessee, United States W KO 4 8
1911-12-15 Nat Dewey 8-3-4
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States W PTS 8 8
1911-12-18 Al Mitchell 0-0-0
Memphis, Tennessee, United States W KO 4 0
1911-12-21 Topeka Jack Johnson 0-1-0
Louisiana A.C., New Orleans, Louisiana, United States W KO 3 0
1911-12-26 Jack 'Twin' Sullivan 49-20-33
Convention Hall, Buffalo, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
"Joe Jeanette came near knocking out Jack (Twin) Sullivan at Buffalo Tuesday night.
Jeanette easily got the decision." (Sandusky Star Journal)
1912-01-19 Griff Jones 6-5-1
Utica, New York, United States W KO 3 0
Manhattan A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
According to the Philadelphia Item, this was Jeannette's first fight "in public." After a
bad start he made a great comeback, but not enough to win.
1905-03-02 Morris Harris 13-3-0
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
Newspaper decision as reported in Philadelphia Item. It was a very hard fought, close
battle.
1905-04-20 Black Bill 20-6-2
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L KO 2 6
1905-05-09 Jack Johnson 39-5-8
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States NC ND 3 0
Record indicates Johnson fought Jeannette and Johnson on the same day.
1905-05-19 Jack Johnson 40-5-8
Knickerbocker A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States NC ND 6 6
1905-06-08 Black Bill 21-7-2
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
1905-07-06 George Cole 87-20-18
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item, It was a great fight.
1905-08-28 George Cole 88-20-18
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States NC ND 6 6
Philadelphia Item scored it for Jeannette, Philadelphia Inquirer for Cole.
1905-10-07 Pat O'Rourke 0-0-0
North Bergen, New Jersey, United States W KO 5 0
1905-10-11 Black Bill 21-9-2
Wilmington, Delaware, United States W KO 7 10
1905-10-26 Jim Jeffords 26-22-4
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
Jeannette had the better of Jeffords according to the Philadelphia Item.
1905-10-28 George Cole 88-20-18
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Jeannette was about 40 pounds
heavier than Cole.
1905-11-02 Black Bill 21-10-2
Wilmington, Delaware, United States D PTS 6 6
1905-11-25 Jack Johnson 45-5-8
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W DQ 2 0
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title. Although losing Johnson still
claimed the title because he was disqualified
1905-12-02 Jack Johnson 45-6-8
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States NC ND 6 6
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title
1905-12-20 Walter Johnson 3-9-5
New York City, New York, United States NC ND 3 0
1905-12-25 Sam Langford 32-4-10
Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States W TKO 8 0
1906-01-16 Jack Johnson 45-6-8
Sharkey A.C., New York City, New York, United States L NWS 3 3
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title. (Boston Globe)
1906-03-14 Jack Johnson 47-6-8
Baltimore, Maryland, United States L PTS 15 15
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title
1906-04-05 Sam Langford 34-5-10
Chelsea, Massachusetts, United States L PTS 15 15
1906-09-06 Black Bill 23-12-3
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W KO 4 6
1906-09-20 Jack Johnson 51-6-9
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title
Newspaper decision from ther Daily Kennebec Journal
1906-11-26 Jack Johnson 53-6-9
Auditorium, Portland, Maine, United States D PTS 10 10
~ referee: Marty Sullivan ~
Johnson defends world 'colored' heavyweight title
1907-01-11 Sam Langford 38-7-10
Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States D PTS 12 12
1907-02-11 Jim Jeffords 28-25-4
Portland, Maine, United States W KO 7 10
1907-03-08 Young Peter Jackson 72-25-22
Spring Garden A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States NC ND 6 6
1907-04-15 185 Sam McVea 208 12-4-0
Lyric Hall, New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
New York Times
1907-06-11 Morris Harris 18-10-2
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 4 0
1908-01-13 Joe Phillips 0-0-0
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 3 0
Jeannette permitted Phillips to do all the leading, in the third he clipped him on the jaw
and he went down in a heap. Resting for about five minutes Jeannette then faced Jones.
1908-01-13 Griff Jones 0-0-0
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 3 0
Jones tried his best to make a fair showing, but Jeannette could not help but find the
openings. In the third Jeannette whipped a hard right to the body and a left hook to the
jaw, Jones went to sleep.
1908-01-27 Jim Jeffords 28-29-4
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 2 6
1908-02-17 George Cole 99-30-23
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 4 6
1908-03-03 Sam Langford 44-8-11
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts, United States D PTS 12 12
1908-03-09 Sam Campbell 0-0-0
Consolidated A.C., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 6 0
1908-05-08 Jim Barry 14-4-0
New York City, New York, United States NC ND 6 6
1908-09-01 Sam Langford 50-8-12
National A.C., New York City, New York, United States D NWS 6 6
Newspaper decision was a draw according to the New York Times. Jeanette was
knocked down in the 1st and 2nd round, but it was felt that his rally afterword against
Langford had earned him a draw
1908-09-15 Sandy Ferguson 31-13-10
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts, United States W PTS 12 12
1908-12-07 Morris Harris 23-13-3
West End A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
The Philadelphia Item reported Jeannette as having had the best of the fight.
1909-01-23 Ben Taylor 1-10-2
Paris, Paris, France W KO 3 0
1909-02-06 Charley Croxon 0-0-0
Paris, Paris, France W TKO 2 0
1909-02-20 Sam McVea 22-5-0
Cirque de Paris, Paris, Paris, France L PTS 20 20
Considered to be for the world 'colored' heavyweight title as Jack Johnson drew the
color-bar. Jeannette was knocked down three times in the fight.
1909-04-17 Sam McVea 24-5-0
Cirque de Paris, Paris, Paris, France W TKO 49 0
This bout lasted three and a half hours, and was for a purse of $6,000. McVey loses
world "colored" heavyweight title claim.
1909-05-01 Jack Scales 11-13-2
Paris, Paris, France W KO 1 0
1909-05-22 Sandy Ferguson 34-14-11
Paris, Paris, France W PTS 20 20
1909-05-27 Trooper Cooke 0-0-0
London, United Kingdom W TKO 2 0
1909-05-27 Harry Sherring 1-5-3
London, United Kingdom W TKO 4 0
Record indicates Jeannette fought Cooke and Shearing on the same day-1909/05/27.
1909-06-22 Sandy Ferguson 34-15-11
Armory A.C., Boston, Massachusetts, United States L PTS 12 12
~ referee: Al Sheehan ~
1909-08-27 Sandy Ferguson 35-15-11
Fairmont A.C., Bronx, New York, United States W TKO 8 0
1909-09-18 Al Kubiak 16-3-3
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
The Philadelphia Item reported that Kubiak deserved the newspaper decision in a close
fight.
1909-10-30 Al Kubiak 17-3-3
Cirque de Paris, Paris, Paris, France W KO 10 20
According to an eyewitness account in BOXING (England), this fight ended in the tenth
round, not the fifth as mistakenly listed in record books.
1909-11-13 Sid Russell 17-7-3
Paris, Paris, France W PTS 15 15
1909-12-11 Sam McVea 27-6-0
Paris, Paris, France D PTS 20 20
1910-05-24 Andy Morris 7-5-4
Armory AA, Boston, Massachusetts, United States W TKO 3 12
1910-06-03 Jim Smith 11-5-2
National S.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
New York Times
1910-07-01 Morris Harris 25-18-4
National A.C., New York City, New York, United States D NWS 10 10
The New York Times reported the newspaper decision as a draw.
1910-09-06 Sam Langford 66-8-16
Armory A.C., Boston, Massachusetts, United States L PTS 15 15
Langford defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1910-09-30 Morris Harris 27-18-5
National A.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
The New York Times gave the newspaper decision as a win for Jeannette.
1910-11-10 Black Bill 23-15-3
Long Acre A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 5 10
1911-01-10 Sam Langford 69-8-16
Armory A.A., Boston, Massachusetts, United States L PTS 12 12
~ referee: Charlie White ~
Langford defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
"Langford had a decisive lead in every round but one and in the first round dropped
Jeannette for a count of eight." (Elbert County Banner)
1911-02-08 Jim Barry 22-12-6
American A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
Jeannette won the newspaper decision. (Daily Northwestern)
1911-03-16 Jim Barry 23-13-6
National S.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
New York Times
1911-04-20 Al Kubiak 20-10-4
National S.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 9 10
~ referee: Patsy Haley ~
1911-07-25 Al Kubiak 20-12-5
20th Century A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 3 10
1911-08-01 Tony Ross 21-13-8
20th Century A.C., New York City, New York, United States D NWS 10 10
New York Times
1911-08-23 Dummy Maxson 0-4-2
Fairmont A.C., Bronx, New York, United States W KO 1 0
1911-08-29 Porky Dan Flynn 29-6-8
Fairmont A.C., Bronx, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
This was the first fight card in New York state under the new Frawley Law which
legalized boxing. Jeannette won the newspaper decision according to the New York
Times. Flynn clinched continually in the bout. New York City newspapers favored
Jeannette (Jack Kincaid).
1911-09-05 Sam Langford 78-8-17
Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, United States L NWS 10 10
Langford won the newspaper decision according to the New York Times. Jeanette was
knocked down in the 1st, 4th, and 10th rounds.
Langford defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1911-11-30 Bill Watkins 0-0-0
Albany, New York, United States W KO 1 0
1911-12-07 Jewey Smith 10-17-1
Fordon A.C., New York City, New York, United States W KO 3 0
1911-12-11 Young Jack Johnson 5-7-2
Memphis, Tennessee, United States W KO 4 8
1911-12-15 Nat Dewey 8-3-4
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States W PTS 8 8
1911-12-18 Al Mitchell 0-0-0
Memphis, Tennessee, United States W KO 4 0
1911-12-21 Topeka Jack Johnson 0-1-0
Louisiana A.C., New Orleans, Louisiana, United States W KO 3 0
1911-12-26 Jack 'Twin' Sullivan 49-20-33
Convention Hall, Buffalo, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
"Joe Jeanette came near knocking out Jack (Twin) Sullivan at Buffalo Tuesday night.
Jeanette easily got the decision." (Sandusky Star Journal)
1912-01-19 Griff Jones 6-5-1
Utica, New York, United States W KO 3 0
1912-02-19 Morris Harris 30-27-6
American A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 3 3
The Philadelphia Item reported Jeannette as having the best of both Morris Harris and
Chuck Carleton in three-rounders.
1912-02-19 Chuck Carleton 5-4-0
American A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 3 3
Record indicates Jeannette fought Harris and Carleton on the same day-1912/02/18.
Jeannette won the newspaper decision according to the Philadelphia Item
1912-02-27 Andy Morris 19-12-7
New Haven, Connecticut, United States W TKO 6 15
1912-03-13 192 Nat Dewey 177 8-4-6
Long Acre A.A., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 7 10
1912-04-01 189 Griff Jones 174 6-6-1
Olympic A.C., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 4 10
~ referee: Dan Tone ~
1912-04-04 Black Bill 24-18-3
Lewiston, Maine, United States W KO 3 12
1912-05-24 George Rodel 11-3-0
Old Cosmo Rink, Plymouth, Devon, United Kingdom W KO 11 15
1912-06-15 196½ Black Bill 197½ 24-19-3
Royale A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W DQ 6 10
Bill had wrestled Jennette through the ropes several times.
1912-07-15 Jeff Madden 0-4-1
New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States W TKO 4 0
1912-07-15 Mickey McDonough 9-26-5
New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States W TKO 2 0
Record indicates Jeannette fought Madden and McDonough on the same day-1912/07/15
1912-07-29 Battling Jim Johnson 8-7-2
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
(Chicago Tribune 12/29/1912)
1912-08-09 Young Hank Griffin 3-6-0
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States W KO 3 0
1912-08-19 Jeff Madden 0-5-1
Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, United States W TKO 2 10
~ referee: Billy Joh ~
1912-08-20 Bill Tate 0-0-0
Morris Park, Newark, New Jersey, United States W KO 2 6
This was one of two fights that Jeannette had on this date. Tate is thought to have had
previous experience in the southern states, fighting on all-black programs. (see Chapter
V in Nat Fleischer,'s Black Dynamite, Volume V)
1912-08-20 Battling Brooks 0-6-0
Morris Park, Newark, New Jersey, United States W KO 2 0
Record indicates Jeannette fought Brooks and Tate on the same day-1912/08/20.
1912-08-30 Griff Jones 6-7-1
Rockaway, New York, United States W KO 3 0
1912-09-02 Jeff Clark 40-6-5
Exposition Hall, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post, which reported that Clark outboxed
Jeannette.
1912-09-09 195 Tony Ross 207 24-14-11
Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, United States W DQ 7 10
~ referee: Billy Joh ~
1912-10-30 Battling Jim Johnson 221 8-8-2
Fourty-fourth Street S.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Jeanette won the newspaper decision according to the New York Times.
Jeanette won eight rounds, Johnson scored a knockdown in the first round. (Reno
Evening Gazette)
1912-11-27 George Christian 1-0-0
Columbus, Ohio, United States W KO 8 0
1912-12-06 Chuck Carleton 8-8-0
National A.C., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 2 10
Carleton was introduced as the champion of the US Navy.
1913-01-01 Battling Jim Johnson 10-9-2
Irving A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Jeanette ND-W 10 (NYT)
1913-01-17 Jeff Clark 46-6-5
Southwest A.C., Joplin, Missouri, United States W NWS 10 10
Jeanette won the newspaper decision. (Nevada State Journal)
1913-01-21 Battling Jim Johnson 11-10-2
Providence, Rhode Island, United States W DQ 15 0
1913-01-24 Chuck Carleton 8-9-0
Easton, Pennsylvania, United States W KO 1 6
1913-02-02 Jack Thompson 0-0-0
L PTS ? 0
Exact date and location unknown.
1913-02-10 Jack Reed 2-9-0
Hazleton, Pennsylvania, United States W TKO 2 0
1913-03-17 Jack Reed 2-10-0
Queensboro A.C., Long Island City, New York, United States W TKO 3 0
1913-04-16 George 'Kid' Cotton 3-5-1
Olympic A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W TKO 4 0
1913-05-21 Black Bill 25-22-3
Gowanus A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
The Boston Globe reported as easy win for Jeannette on newspaper decision.
1913-06-23 Jeff Clark 53-7-7
Memphis, Tennessee, United States NC NC 8 8
The fight "was stopped by the referee in the last round and declared no contest.
Jeanette had the better of the bout from the start and in the opinion of the referee was
making no effort to dispose of his opponent." (Washington Post)
1913-06-27 Al Benedict 6-12-0
Joplin, Missouri, United States W TKO 3 0
1913-07-01 Harry Wills 9-1-1
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States D NWS 10 10
Newspaper draw. (Nevada State Journal)
1913-07-04 Nat Dewey 8-6-6
Savannah, Georgia, United States W PTS 10 10
1913-07-22 192½ John Lester Johnson 173 0-1-1
Atlantic Garden A.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid). Johnson was
floored for a 9-count in round two.
1913-10-03 Sam Langford 199¼ 90-9-19
Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, United States D NWS 10 10
~ referee: Billy Joh ~
Newspaper decision was a draw according to the New York Times. It was felt that
Langford was badly out of shape.
Atlanta Constitution reported Jeannette winning
Langford defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1913-12-20 Sam Langford 91-10-20
Luna Park, Paris, Paris, France L PTS 20 20
World Heavyweight Title,
as recognized by the French Boxing Federation which had stripped Jack Johnson (and
which shortly after stripped Langford)
1914-02-21 Alf Langford 6-2-0
Paris, Paris, France W KO 7 0
"Langford was the better of the two in the early rounds, but he slipped in the 7th round
in trying to land a heavy blow, and fell, dazed, being counted out". (Sydney Morning
Herald).
1914-03-21 Georges Carpentier 69-9-5
Paris, Paris, France W PTS 15 15
1914-04-08 Andrew Johnson 2-0-0
Liverpool Stadium, Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom W KO 4 0
1914-05-02 Kid Jackson 8-4-0
Paris, Paris, France W KO 7 0
1914-05-04 Colin Bell 37-8-2
Premierland, London, United Kingdom W PTS 20 20
1914-06-09 Harry Wills 13-1-2
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States L NWS 10 10
Willis defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
Wills won the newspaper decision. (San Juan Prospector)
1914-06-16 203 Silas Green 170 3-1-0
Broadway S.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W TKO 3 10
1914-07-01 197½ Battling Jim Johnson 240 12-13-3
New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
"Jeannette came within an ace of knocking out Jim Johnson in the final session of a
tenround bout tonight." (Washington Post)
Buffalo Times
1914-07-15 195 Battling Jim Johnson 220 12-14-3
St. Nicholas Rink, New York City, New York, United States NC ND 10 10
Atlanta Constitution reported a win for Jeannette, after he was given three minutes to
recover from a low blow in the first round, Trenton Evening Times felt the blow in the
first round wasn't a foul at all, but a blow to the pit of the stomach, and that in fact
Johnson beat Jeannette twice that evening, once by knockout, the other time on points.
Report carried in the Calgary Daily Herald supported the foul having been committed in
round 1 and said Jeannette outpointed and outpunched the bigger man.
1914-08-01 Black Bill 26-23-3
Irving A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W TKO 9 10
1914-08-04 Battling Jim Johnson 12-14-3
New York City, New York, United States NC ND 10 10
1914-08-11 Bill Tate 1-4-0
Rockaway, New York, United States W TKO 6 10
1914-09-12 Jim Kruger 0-0-0
Martins Ferry, Ohio, United States W KO 2 0
1914-10-01 Sam Langford 100-11-21
Stadium A.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Jeanette won the newspaper decision per the New York Times
1914-11-10 Battling Jim Johnson 12-15-4
Boston, Massachusetts, United States D PTS 12 12
1914-12-14 Bill Tate 2-5-0
Irving AC, Brooklyn, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Newspaper decision from the Brooklyn Eagle (Paul Zabala).
1915-01-11 194 John Lester Johnson 177 7-6-2
Pioneer S.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Jeannette won the newspaper decision. (Washington Post). New York City newspapers
(Jack Kincaid) also reported Jeannette to be the winner.
1915-02-01 Bill Tate 2-7-1
New York City, New York, United States W KO 2 0
1915-02-26 Larry Williams 23-13-6
Montreal, Quebec, Canada W KO 5 10
1915-03-19 Cleve Hawkins 3-4-2
Montreal, Quebec, Canada W NWS 10 10
Jeannette won the newspaper decision. (Nevada State Journal)
1915-04-09 Arthur Pelkey 25-9-5
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada W TKO 8 10
~ referee: Battling Levinsky ~
Jeannette was a last day subsitute for Battling Levinsky, who instead acted as referee
1915-04-13 Sam Langford 105-13-22
Boston, Massachusetts, United States W PTS 12 12
Langford loses world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1915-04-19 Battling Brooks 0-7-0
New York City, New York, United States W KO 4 0
1915-04-27 Sam McVea 50-10-4
Boston, Massachusetts, United States D PTS 12 12
Jeannette defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1915-05-10 Battling Jim Johnson 14-17-7
Montreal, Quebec, Canada NC ND 10 10
1915-05-14 Battling Brooks 0-8-0
New York City, New York, United States W KO 5 0
1915-07-02 Bill Watkins 8-6-1
St. Nicholas Arena, New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
New York Times
1916-02-26 Silas Green 3-4-2
Montreal, Quebec, Canada W KO 6 0
Jeannette defends his world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1916-03-24 George 'Kid' Cotton 4-11-2
New York City, New York, United States W KO 2 0
1916-05-12 Sam Langford 112-19-25
Arena, Syracuse, New York, United States L KO 7 0
Langford wins undisputed world 'colored' heavyweight title
1916-08-04 196 Porky Dan Flynn 202 49-23-17
Flower A.C., Rochester, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Newspaper decision from the Rochester Herald (Paul Zabala).
1916-08-17 Jim Smith 21-18-5
Averne A.C., Averne, New York, United States W TKO 5 10
1916-08-19 Jack Driscoll 2-15-1
Washington Park S.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W KO 3 0
1916-09-05 Jack Hubbard 0-6-1
Watertown, New York, United States W KO 5 0
1916-12-04 Tony Ross 29-20-14
Arlington, Pennsylvania, United States W KO 3 0
1917-07-06 Tango Kid 1-0-0
Vanderbilt A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W KO 6 0
1917-07-20 Andre Anderson 9-8-1
Vanderbilt A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
New York Times
1917-09-14 Sam Langford 119-21-28
Toledo, Ohio, United States L NWS 12 12
Langford defends his World 'colored' heavyweight title claim
(Chicago Tribune)
American A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 3 3
The Philadelphia Item reported Jeannette as having the best of both Morris Harris and
Chuck Carleton in three-rounders.
1912-02-19 Chuck Carleton 5-4-0
American A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 3 3
Record indicates Jeannette fought Harris and Carleton on the same day-1912/02/18.
Jeannette won the newspaper decision according to the Philadelphia Item
1912-02-27 Andy Morris 19-12-7
New Haven, Connecticut, United States W TKO 6 15
1912-03-13 192 Nat Dewey 177 8-4-6
Long Acre A.A., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 7 10
1912-04-01 189 Griff Jones 174 6-6-1
Olympic A.C., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 4 10
~ referee: Dan Tone ~
1912-04-04 Black Bill 24-18-3
Lewiston, Maine, United States W KO 3 12
1912-05-24 George Rodel 11-3-0
Old Cosmo Rink, Plymouth, Devon, United Kingdom W KO 11 15
1912-06-15 196½ Black Bill 197½ 24-19-3
Royale A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W DQ 6 10
Bill had wrestled Jennette through the ropes several times.
1912-07-15 Jeff Madden 0-4-1
New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States W TKO 4 0
1912-07-15 Mickey McDonough 9-26-5
New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States W TKO 2 0
Record indicates Jeannette fought Madden and McDonough on the same day-1912/07/15
1912-07-29 Battling Jim Johnson 8-7-2
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
(Chicago Tribune 12/29/1912)
1912-08-09 Young Hank Griffin 3-6-0
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States W KO 3 0
1912-08-19 Jeff Madden 0-5-1
Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, United States W TKO 2 10
~ referee: Billy Joh ~
1912-08-20 Bill Tate 0-0-0
Morris Park, Newark, New Jersey, United States W KO 2 6
This was one of two fights that Jeannette had on this date. Tate is thought to have had
previous experience in the southern states, fighting on all-black programs. (see Chapter
V in Nat Fleischer,'s Black Dynamite, Volume V)
1912-08-20 Battling Brooks 0-6-0
Morris Park, Newark, New Jersey, United States W KO 2 0
Record indicates Jeannette fought Brooks and Tate on the same day-1912/08/20.
1912-08-30 Griff Jones 6-7-1
Rockaway, New York, United States W KO 3 0
1912-09-02 Jeff Clark 40-6-5
Exposition Hall, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States L NWS 6 6
Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post, which reported that Clark outboxed
Jeannette.
1912-09-09 195 Tony Ross 207 24-14-11
Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, United States W DQ 7 10
~ referee: Billy Joh ~
1912-10-30 Battling Jim Johnson 221 8-8-2
Fourty-fourth Street S.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Jeanette won the newspaper decision according to the New York Times.
Jeanette won eight rounds, Johnson scored a knockdown in the first round. (Reno
Evening Gazette)
1912-11-27 George Christian 1-0-0
Columbus, Ohio, United States W KO 8 0
1912-12-06 Chuck Carleton 8-8-0
National A.C., New York City, New York, United States W TKO 2 10
Carleton was introduced as the champion of the US Navy.
1913-01-01 Battling Jim Johnson 10-9-2
Irving A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Jeanette ND-W 10 (NYT)
1913-01-17 Jeff Clark 46-6-5
Southwest A.C., Joplin, Missouri, United States W NWS 10 10
Jeanette won the newspaper decision. (Nevada State Journal)
1913-01-21 Battling Jim Johnson 11-10-2
Providence, Rhode Island, United States W DQ 15 0
1913-01-24 Chuck Carleton 8-9-0
Easton, Pennsylvania, United States W KO 1 6
1913-02-02 Jack Thompson 0-0-0
L PTS ? 0
Exact date and location unknown.
1913-02-10 Jack Reed 2-9-0
Hazleton, Pennsylvania, United States W TKO 2 0
1913-03-17 Jack Reed 2-10-0
Queensboro A.C., Long Island City, New York, United States W TKO 3 0
1913-04-16 George 'Kid' Cotton 3-5-1
Olympic A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W TKO 4 0
1913-05-21 Black Bill 25-22-3
Gowanus A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
The Boston Globe reported as easy win for Jeannette on newspaper decision.
1913-06-23 Jeff Clark 53-7-7
Memphis, Tennessee, United States NC NC 8 8
The fight "was stopped by the referee in the last round and declared no contest.
Jeanette had the better of the bout from the start and in the opinion of the referee was
making no effort to dispose of his opponent." (Washington Post)
1913-06-27 Al Benedict 6-12-0
Joplin, Missouri, United States W TKO 3 0
1913-07-01 Harry Wills 9-1-1
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States D NWS 10 10
Newspaper draw. (Nevada State Journal)
1913-07-04 Nat Dewey 8-6-6
Savannah, Georgia, United States W PTS 10 10
1913-07-22 192½ John Lester Johnson 173 0-1-1
Atlantic Garden A.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid). Johnson was
floored for a 9-count in round two.
1913-10-03 Sam Langford 199¼ 90-9-19
Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, United States D NWS 10 10
~ referee: Billy Joh ~
Newspaper decision was a draw according to the New York Times. It was felt that
Langford was badly out of shape.
Atlanta Constitution reported Jeannette winning
Langford defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1913-12-20 Sam Langford 91-10-20
Luna Park, Paris, Paris, France L PTS 20 20
World Heavyweight Title,
as recognized by the French Boxing Federation which had stripped Jack Johnson (and
which shortly after stripped Langford)
1914-02-21 Alf Langford 6-2-0
Paris, Paris, France W KO 7 0
"Langford was the better of the two in the early rounds, but he slipped in the 7th round
in trying to land a heavy blow, and fell, dazed, being counted out". (Sydney Morning
Herald).
1914-03-21 Georges Carpentier 69-9-5
Paris, Paris, France W PTS 15 15
1914-04-08 Andrew Johnson 2-0-0
Liverpool Stadium, Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom W KO 4 0
1914-05-02 Kid Jackson 8-4-0
Paris, Paris, France W KO 7 0
1914-05-04 Colin Bell 37-8-2
Premierland, London, United Kingdom W PTS 20 20
1914-06-09 Harry Wills 13-1-2
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States L NWS 10 10
Willis defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
Wills won the newspaper decision. (San Juan Prospector)
1914-06-16 203 Silas Green 170 3-1-0
Broadway S.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W TKO 3 10
1914-07-01 197½ Battling Jim Johnson 240 12-13-3
New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
"Jeannette came within an ace of knocking out Jim Johnson in the final session of a
tenround bout tonight." (Washington Post)
Buffalo Times
1914-07-15 195 Battling Jim Johnson 220 12-14-3
St. Nicholas Rink, New York City, New York, United States NC ND 10 10
Atlanta Constitution reported a win for Jeannette, after he was given three minutes to
recover from a low blow in the first round, Trenton Evening Times felt the blow in the
first round wasn't a foul at all, but a blow to the pit of the stomach, and that in fact
Johnson beat Jeannette twice that evening, once by knockout, the other time on points.
Report carried in the Calgary Daily Herald supported the foul having been committed in
round 1 and said Jeannette outpointed and outpunched the bigger man.
1914-08-01 Black Bill 26-23-3
Irving A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W TKO 9 10
1914-08-04 Battling Jim Johnson 12-14-3
New York City, New York, United States NC ND 10 10
1914-08-11 Bill Tate 1-4-0
Rockaway, New York, United States W TKO 6 10
1914-09-12 Jim Kruger 0-0-0
Martins Ferry, Ohio, United States W KO 2 0
1914-10-01 Sam Langford 100-11-21
Stadium A.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Jeanette won the newspaper decision per the New York Times
1914-11-10 Battling Jim Johnson 12-15-4
Boston, Massachusetts, United States D PTS 12 12
1914-12-14 Bill Tate 2-5-0
Irving AC, Brooklyn, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Newspaper decision from the Brooklyn Eagle (Paul Zabala).
1915-01-11 194 John Lester Johnson 177 7-6-2
Pioneer S.C., New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Jeannette won the newspaper decision. (Washington Post). New York City newspapers
(Jack Kincaid) also reported Jeannette to be the winner.
1915-02-01 Bill Tate 2-7-1
New York City, New York, United States W KO 2 0
1915-02-26 Larry Williams 23-13-6
Montreal, Quebec, Canada W KO 5 10
1915-03-19 Cleve Hawkins 3-4-2
Montreal, Quebec, Canada W NWS 10 10
Jeannette won the newspaper decision. (Nevada State Journal)
1915-04-09 Arthur Pelkey 25-9-5
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada W TKO 8 10
~ referee: Battling Levinsky ~
Jeannette was a last day subsitute for Battling Levinsky, who instead acted as referee
1915-04-13 Sam Langford 105-13-22
Boston, Massachusetts, United States W PTS 12 12
Langford loses world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1915-04-19 Battling Brooks 0-7-0
New York City, New York, United States W KO 4 0
1915-04-27 Sam McVea 50-10-4
Boston, Massachusetts, United States D PTS 12 12
Jeannette defends world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1915-05-10 Battling Jim Johnson 14-17-7
Montreal, Quebec, Canada NC ND 10 10
1915-05-14 Battling Brooks 0-8-0
New York City, New York, United States W KO 5 0
1915-07-02 Bill Watkins 8-6-1
St. Nicholas Arena, New York City, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
New York Times
1916-02-26 Silas Green 3-4-2
Montreal, Quebec, Canada W KO 6 0
Jeannette defends his world 'colored' heavyweight title claim
1916-03-24 George 'Kid' Cotton 4-11-2
New York City, New York, United States W KO 2 0
1916-05-12 Sam Langford 112-19-25
Arena, Syracuse, New York, United States L KO 7 0
Langford wins undisputed world 'colored' heavyweight title
1916-08-04 196 Porky Dan Flynn 202 49-23-17
Flower A.C., Rochester, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
Newspaper decision from the Rochester Herald (Paul Zabala).
1916-08-17 Jim Smith 21-18-5
Averne A.C., Averne, New York, United States W TKO 5 10
1916-08-19 Jack Driscoll 2-15-1
Washington Park S.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W KO 3 0
1916-09-05 Jack Hubbard 0-6-1
Watertown, New York, United States W KO 5 0
1916-12-04 Tony Ross 29-20-14
Arlington, Pennsylvania, United States W KO 3 0
1917-07-06 Tango Kid 1-0-0
Vanderbilt A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W KO 6 0
1917-07-20 Andre Anderson 9-8-1
Vanderbilt A.C., Brooklyn, New York, United States W NWS 10 10
New York Times
1917-09-14 Sam Langford 119-21-28
Toledo, Ohio, United States L NWS 12 12
Langford defends his World 'colored' heavyweight title claim
(Chicago Tribune)
1917-09-17 Gabe Gulart 4-2-0
Clermont S.C., New York City, New York, United States NC ND 10 10
1917-12-19 George Christian 3-2-2
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
(Chicago Tribune)
1918-04-15 Jack Thompson 6-6-1
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States D NWS 6 6
Newspaper draw. (Decatur Review)
1918-07-19 Kid Norfolk 24-2-1
Armory A.A., Jersey City, New Jersey, United States W NWS 8 8
(Boston Globe)
1918-08-20 Battling Jim Johnson 19-31-9
Newark, New Jersey, United States NC ND 8 8
Exact date unknown.
1918-10-18 Kid Norfolk 24-3-1
West Hoboken, New Jersey, United States NC ND 8 0
1918-11-22 Jim Coffey 39-13-4
New Haven, Connecticut, United States NC ND 4 4
1918-12-02 Andy Schmader 0-0-1
Hoboken, New Jersey, United States NC ND 8 8
1918-12-08 Andy Schmader 0-0-1
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States NC ND 8 8
1919-02-10 Tom Cowler 46-15-2
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States W NWS 8 8
Jeannette won the newspaper decision. (Bridgeport Standard Telegram)
1919-05-01 Clay Turner 29-10-2
Armory A.A., Jersey City, New Jersey, United States W NWS 8 8
Newspaper decision from the Jersey Journal, Jersey City (Herb Goldman).
1919-05-23 200 Tom Cowler 215 47-17-2
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, United States L NWS 10 10
Buffalo Boxing Record
1919-10-20 Harry Wills 45-6-3
Fourth Regiment Armory, Jersey City, New Jersey, United States L NWS 8 8
Wills defends his World 'colored' heavyweight title claim
Wills won the newspaper decision. (Newark Advocate)
1919-11-11 Bartley Madden 21-10-3
Bayonne, New Jersey, United States W DQ 4 8
1922-06-01 Harry Gibson 0-0-0
Orange, New Jersey, United States D PTS 6 6
Clermont S.C., New York City, New York, United States NC ND 10 10
1917-12-19 George Christian 3-2-2
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States W NWS 6 6
(Chicago Tribune)
1918-04-15 Jack Thompson 6-6-1
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States D NWS 6 6
Newspaper draw. (Decatur Review)
1918-07-19 Kid Norfolk 24-2-1
Armory A.A., Jersey City, New Jersey, United States W NWS 8 8
(Boston Globe)
1918-08-20 Battling Jim Johnson 19-31-9
Newark, New Jersey, United States NC ND 8 8
Exact date unknown.
1918-10-18 Kid Norfolk 24-3-1
West Hoboken, New Jersey, United States NC ND 8 0
1918-11-22 Jim Coffey 39-13-4
New Haven, Connecticut, United States NC ND 4 4
1918-12-02 Andy Schmader 0-0-1
Hoboken, New Jersey, United States NC ND 8 8
1918-12-08 Andy Schmader 0-0-1
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States NC ND 8 8
1919-02-10 Tom Cowler 46-15-2
Jersey City, New Jersey, United States W NWS 8 8
Jeannette won the newspaper decision. (Bridgeport Standard Telegram)
1919-05-01 Clay Turner 29-10-2
Armory A.A., Jersey City, New Jersey, United States W NWS 8 8
Newspaper decision from the Jersey Journal, Jersey City (Herb Goldman).
1919-05-23 200 Tom Cowler 215 47-17-2
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, United States L NWS 10 10
Buffalo Boxing Record
1919-10-20 Harry Wills 45-6-3
Fourth Regiment Armory, Jersey City, New Jersey, United States L NWS 8 8
Wills defends his World 'colored' heavyweight title claim
Wills won the newspaper decision. (Newark Advocate)
1919-11-11 Bartley Madden 21-10-3
Bayonne, New Jersey, United States W DQ 4 8
1922-06-01 Harry Gibson 0-0-0
Orange, New Jersey, United States D PTS 6 6
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