Oct 1930
Ellis Auditorium, Memphis, Tennessee
Sep 1930
Congress Outdoor Stadium, Chicago, Illinois
Special thanks to Joan Claro, Librarian at the New York Public Library, for help in determining locations and dates of Chicago bouts in this record.
Aug 1930
Shewbridge Field, Chicago, Illinois
From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). Other participants and results for this program are unavailable.
Jul 1930
Congress Outdoor Stadium, Chicago, Illinois
From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). Fights on this program for which the results were not reported: Prince Saunders v. Lou Vine, 8; Jackie Sharkey v. Jimmy Ryan, 6; Billy Bevan v. Walter Rogers, 4.
May 1930
Ashland Blvd. Auditorium, Chicago, Illinois
Apr 1930
Viking Temple, Chicago, Illinois
Mar 1930
Ashland Blvd. Auditorium, Chicago, Illinois
Dec 1929
Rainbo Arena, Chicago, Illinois
From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).
Dec 1929
Rainbo Arena, Chicago, Illinois
From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).
Oct 1929
Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana
Newspaper decision from the Indianapolis News and Indianapolis Star
Oct 1928
Jack Shelton Arena, San Antonio, Texas
Newspaper decision from the San Antonio Light
Oct 1928
Fort Bliss Arena, El Paso, Texas
El Paso newspaper said Moore was fighting the Monday before this in San Antonio.
Apr 1928
Shrine Auditorium, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Newspaper decision from the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
Jan 1928
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post.
Oct 1927
Memphis Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee
Sep 1927
Missouri Pacific Bowl, North Little Rock, Arkansas
Aug 1927
Olympic Auditorium, Denver, Colorado
Aug 1927
Birmingham A.C., Birmingham, Alabama
Newspaper decision from the Birmingham Age-Herald and Birmingham News
Jul 1927
Memphis Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee
Jul 1927
Wrigley Field, Chicago, Illinois
May 1927
Memphis Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee
Newspaper decision from the Memphis Commercial-Appeal
Apr 1927
Savannah, Georgia
Apr 1927
Memphis Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee
Mar 1927
Coliseum, Chicago, Illinois
From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).
Feb 1927
Sokol Hall, Chicago, Illinois
Feb 1927
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Newspaper decision from the Davenport Democrat and Leader
Jan 1927
Memphis Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee
Jan 1927
Memphis Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee
Jan 1927
Memphis Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee
A new Memphis Pal Moore bout found by Deepak Nahar. Memphis Commercial-Appeal
Dec 1926
Broadway Arena, Louisville, Kentucky
Newspaper decision from the Associated Press
Dec 1926
Jefferson County Armory, Louisville, Kentucky
Newspaper decision from the Louisville Courier-Journal (December 26, 1926)
Nov 1926
Memphis Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee
Aug 1926
Coliseum, Chicago, Illinois
Aug 1926
Fairgrounds Coliseum, Indianapolis, Indiana
Newspaper decision from the Indianapolis Star and Indianapolis News. Moore completely outclassed Satnick.
Aug 1926
Rockford, Illinois
Jul 1926
White City Arena, Chicago, Illinois
Jun 1926
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Jun 1926
Block Stadium, San Antonio, Texas
Newspaper decision from the San Antonio Light
May 1926
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Apr 1926
Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana
Newspaper decision from the Indianapolis News and Associated Press (Atherton) and Indianapolis Star (draw)
Mar 1926
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Mar 1926
Miami Field, Miami, Florida
Newspaper decision from the Miami Daily News
Feb 1926
Municipal Ball Park, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
The referee and both judges called it a draw.
Jan 1926
Coliseum, Davenport, Iowa
Newspaper decision from the Davenport Democrat and Leader
Dec 1925
Clarksdale, Mississippi
Bob Yalen research, local newspapers. Decision from The Commercial Appeal.
Dec 1925
Blytheville, Arkansas
Bob Yalen research, local newspapers.
Dec 1925
Auditorium, Memphis, Tennessee
Sep 1925
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Some of Moore's friends got to the telegraph and broadcasted a reported of a win for Moore, according to the Daily Northwestern
Jul 1925
East Chicago, Indiana
Moore won the newspaper decision (United Press) and according to the Chicago Tribune.
Jun 1925
Aurora Bowl, Aurora, Illinois
The Chicago Tribune considered Sarmiento to be the winner "as Moore's efforts were confined to slapping with an open glove." (Bob Soderman)
May 1925
Blytheville, Arkansas
May 1925
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Mar 1925
Fort Bliss Arena, El Paso, Texas
Feb 1925
Fort Bliss Arena, El Paso, Texas
Feb 1925
Dreamland Arena, San Diego, California
Jan 1925
Lyceum A.C., Los Angeles, California
Dec 1924
Arena, Vernon, California
The LA Times, LA Evening Express and Hollywood Daily Citizen were fine with the draw decision. The LA Record thought McLarnin a clear winner and noted there were "roars of disapproval in the crowd, with newspapers and cushions tossed into the ring." All newsmen reported unanimously that McLarnin landed the harder, cleaner blows, Moore the lighter but more frequent ones.
Nov 1924
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Mar 1924
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Mar 1924
Coliseum, El Dorado, Arkansas
Feb 1924
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Dec 1923
Shreveport AC, Shreveport, Louisiana
Nov 1923
Coliseum, Saint Louis, Missouri
Newspaper decision from St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Fought at 120lbs.
Nov 1923
Church Street Auditorium, Hartford, Connecticut
Oct 1923
Arena, Trenton, New Jersey
Newspaper decision "The Daily Home News"
Apr 1923
Des Moines, Iowa
Newspaper decision for Curry from Des Moines Register, Des Moines Tribune, and the Sioux City Journal. Chicago Tribune had Moore winning.
Apr 1923
Coliseum, Chicago, Illinois
An accidental "upper cut to the groin as Genaro leapt into the air to send a right hand swing" resulted in Moore's disqualification in what had been a "fairly even" bout. The New York Times. Reported by newspapers nationwide as being Moore's first foul after 11 years and more than 200 ring battles.
Mar 1923
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Feb 1923
Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana
Both the Indianapolis Star and Indianapolis News scored the bout a draw.
Jan 1923
U.S.S. Commodore, Chicago, Illinois
(Chicago Tribune) The U.S.S. Commodore was anchored in Lake Michigan, thus making official decisions possible.
Jan 1923
East Chicago, Indiana
Newspaper decision from the Hammond Times
Dec 1922
U.S.S. Commodore, Chicago, Illinois
Nov 1922
Midway Arena, Chicago, Illinois
Newspaper decision from the Chicago Tribune.
Nov 1922
Private club, Chicago, Illinois
From the Milwaukee Journal; bout in private but settled by referee's decision.
Sep 1922
Floyd Fitzsimmons' Arena, Michigan City, Indiana
Newspaper decision from the Chicago Tribune.
Aug 1922
Velodrome, New York, New York
Jul 1922
Russwood Park, Memphis, Tennessee
Mandell and Moore " fought eight fast rounds here tonight to what one sports writer declared a draw, while another held the contest ended with Moore having a slight (shade)." (Nevada State Journal) This was a cautious, slow bout and Pal Moore was the aggressor in what little fighting was done. The Memphis Commercial-Appeal gave Pal Moore a slight shade while Referee Billy Haack stated afterwards that he would have declared the bout a draw. The fight was changed to a ND contest on the day of the bout after Mandell weighed in above the contracted 120lb limit for the fight due To Pal Moore's refusal to engage in a decision bout with the weight disadvantage.
Jun 1922
Mullen-Sager Arena, Aurora, Illinois
Jun 1922
Coliseum, Davenport, Iowa
Newspaper decision from the Davenport Democrat and Leader
May 1922
Capital City Arena, Phoenix, Arizona
May 1922
Stockyards Stadium, Denver, Colorado
Date: Saturday, May 27, 1922
Paper: Denver Post (Denver, CO)
Page: 10
May 1922
Ponce de Leon Ballpark, Atlanta, Georgia
O'Dowd struck Referee Glynn after the decision was announced (Atlanta Constitution).
May 1922
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Pancho had previously fought Bobby Hughes twice and George Washington Lee once in Memphis, Tenn.
Apr 1922
Coliseum, Davenport, Iowa
Newspaper decision from the Davenport Democrat and Leader
Mar 1922
Peoria, Illinois
Newspaper decision from the Chicago Tribune.
Mar 1922
Jefferson County Armory, Louisville, Kentucky
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Mar 1922
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jan 1922
Auditorium, Sioux City, Iowa
Newspaper decision from the Sioux City Journal
Jan 1922
Jackson, Tennessee
Newspaper decision from the Cincinnati Enquirer
Jan 1922
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Dec 1921
Danceland Arena, Detroit, Michigan
Newspaper decision from the Detroit Free Press (Herb Goldman).
Dec 1921
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Nov 1921
Coliseum, Saint Louis, Missouri
Nov 1921
U.S.S. Commodore, Illinois
Also reported as ND. Held aboard U.S.S. Commodore. Boxing was banned in Chicago at this time.
Oct 1921
City Auditorium, Houston, Texas
Newspaper decision from the Galveston Daily News
Oct 1921
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
When the two fought a week ago, the decision in Moore's favor, resulted in a free-for-all fight among the spectators.
Oct 1921
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Sep 1921
Sager's Arena, Aurora, Illinois
Moore won the newspaper decision (Aurora Daily Star)
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Aug 1921
Sager's Arena, Aurora, Illinois
Newspaper decision from the Aurora Daily Star for Mandell and they had it 7-1-2 in rounds for Mandell.
Jun 1921
Pavilion, Seattle, Washington
Monroe won the newspaper decision. (Seattle P-I)
May 1921
Armory, Portland, Oregon
May 1921
Terre Haute, Indiana
Newspaper decision from the Indianapolis Star
May 1921
Jefferson County Armory, Louisville, Kentucky
Newspaper decision from the Louisville Courier-Journal
Catchweight bout so Lynch weighed in with all of his clothes on.
Apr 1921
Coliseum, Kenosha, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Mar 1921
Palisades Rink, McKeesport, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post. It was a slow fight.
Mar 1921
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Mar 1921
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Mar 1921
Camp Grant arena, Rockford, Illinois
Gannon is the bantamweight champion of the U.S. Army. Tacoma News Tribune
Mar 1921
New Bedford, Massachusetts
Moore was knocked down in the fourth round.
Feb 1921
Olympic Winter Garden, Cleveland, Ohio
(Chicago Tribune). Moore down twice in the seventh round.
Feb 1921
Roller Palace Rink, Detroit, Michigan
Wire reports gave bout to Moore (Chicago Tribune and Atlanta Constitution). The Detroit Free Press had Moore winning seven of the ten rounds. Pal landed many of his "powder puff punches, " and Tremaine (although hitting much harder) couldn't connect often enough to win.
Jan 1921
Sager's Arena, Aurora, Illinois
Moore won the newspaper decision. (Iowa City Press Citizen)
Jan 1921
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Dec 1920
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Dec 1920
Fort Worth, Texas
Nov 1920
Shreveport, Louisiana
Nov 1920
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Moore was floored briefly in round one but arose to outpoint Watson. (The News Scimitar)
Oct 1920
Coliseum, Saint Louis, Missouri
(St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Oct 1920
Infantry Hall, Providence, Rhode Island
Pawtucket Times 21/10/1920
Oct 1920
Jefferson Theatre, Louisville, Kentucky
Sep 1920
Clinton Oval, Woonsocket, Rhode Island
Pawtucket Times 07/09/1920 Young Montreal did not fight Artie Simons three days later in Bayonne NJ-that result came from The New Orleans Times-Picayune and nothing in the newspapers.com database including Bayonne NJ newspapers from September 1920 have a single sentence mentioning that this fight took place.
Jul 1920
Coliseum, Toledo, Ohio
Newspaper decision from the Toledo News-Bee
Jun 1920
Coliseum, Toledo, Ohio
Newspaper decision from the Toledo News-Bee
Jun 1920
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
May 1920
Portland, Maine
Newspaper decision from the Boston Globe.
May 1920
4th Regiment Armory, Jersey City, New Jersey
Moore slapped and Lynch landed clean punches and was the aggressor. Lynch won 9 of the 12 rounds. From the Jersey Journal (Herb Goldman).
May 1920
Gray's Armory, Cleveland, Ohio
Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH) Page: 8. Both made 118lbs.
May 1920
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Apr 1920
Infantry Hall, Providence, Rhode Island
Apr 1920
Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts
Apr 1920
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Mar 1920
4th Regiment Armory, Jersey City, New Jersey
(Wilkes-Barre Times Leader)
Feb 1920
Portland, Maine
Newspaper decision from the Boston Globe .
Feb 1920
Albaugh Theater, Baltimore, Maryland
Feb 1920
Albaugh Theater, Baltimore, Maryland
Police were called to escort Referee O'Brien from the ring. Roy Moore was floored twice in the bout.
Dec 1919
Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London
The Sportsman - Saturday 27 December 1919 p 8
Nov 1919
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Not a newspaper decision (Memphis Commercial-Appeal).
Nov 1919
Armory, Minneapolis, Minnesota
According to the Memphis Commercial-Appeal this was an official decision, although newspaper decisions were usually given in Minnesota. Also, the Commercial-Appeal gives the name of Moore's opponent as Mike Ertle, not Johnny Ertle (as shown here previously). "Pal Moore was thoroughly defeated by Mike Ertle, with Moore surprisingly only winning one round, that being the 8th." St. Paul Pioneer Press 11-11-1919. Newspaper decision. UPDATE: Although a newspaper decision, Referee Barton gave Moore a slight shade in the bout. *This bout was a newspaper verdict for Ertle according to every Minnesota paper, most saying it was not even close.
Oct 1919
Southern A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Oct 1919
Arena Gardens, Detroit, Michigan
(Detroit Free Press) Moore down in the first round.
Jul 1919
Olympia, Kensington, London
This was a great fight, filled to the brim with action. In general, Americans seem to have seen Moore as the winner and the British favored Wilde. According to the British, Moore did not "hit correctly, " by which they meant that he tended to use the open glove, and this must have cost him points with the British referee. Wilde was in serious trouble in rounds 16 and 17 but came back with a fast finish.
Jun 1919
John Wagner's Arena, Racine, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Some papers report a draw
May 1919
New Lyric Theater, Memphis, Tennessee
Referee's Decision (Atlanta Constitution).
Apr 1919
New Lyric Theater, Memphis, Tennessee
Official decisions were usually given in Tennessee, however this was a newspaper decision according to the Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
Apr 1919
Lakeside Arena, Racine, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
Apr 1919
Akron, Ohio
newspaper-Moore was better (Chicago Tribune)
Mar 1919
New Lyric Theater, Memphis, Tennessee
Official decisions were usually given in Tennessee, but according to the Memphis Commercial-Appeal this was a newspaper decision.
Mar 1919
Oliver Theater, South Bend, Indiana
Normally a ND state but referee Ed W. Smith awarded decision to Moore. Moore outweighed Mason by eight pounds.
Mar 1919
Duquesne Gardens, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post. It was an easy win for Moore.
Mar 1919
Coliseum, Saint Louis, Missouri
(St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Feb 1919
New Lyric Theater, Memphis, Tennessee
Feb 1919
Orpheum Theater, Nashville, Tennessee
(Nashville Tennessean and American)
Feb 1919
Fairyland Rink, Peoria, Illinois
Moore defended his claim as World Bantamweight champion
Moore won the "newspaper decision" (Chicago Tribune)
Feb 1919
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York
Moore won the "newspaper decision" according to the Buffalo Boxing Record and Buffalo Courier.
Feb 1919
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Moore from three Philadelphia newspapers: Record, Public Ledger, Inquirer.
Jan 1919
Albaugh Theater, Baltimore, Maryland
Moore defends his claim as World Bantamweight champion
Dec 1918
Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London
Inter-Allied Boxing Tournament Bantamweight Final (Chicago Daily Tribune).
Dec 1918
Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London
Inter-Allied Boxing Tournament Bantamweight Semi-Final (Atlanta Constitution).
Dec 1918
Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London
Inter-Allied Boxing Tournament Bantamweight Preliminary (Atlanta Constitution).
Sep 1918
Fairgounds, Elyria, Ohio
Newspaper decision from the Elyria Evening Telegram.
Aug 1918
Armory A.A., Jersey City, New Jersey
Newspaper decision from the Jersey Journal (Herb Goldman).
Aug 1918
International League Ballpark, Jersey City, New Jersey
(New York Times) Jersey Observer and Jersey Journal
May 1918
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Moore defends his claim as World Bantamweight champion
May 1918
Lyric Theater, Baltimore, Maryland
From Baltimore newspapers (Laurence Fielding).
Apr 1918
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Moore defends his claim as World Bantamweight champion
Apr 1918
Lyric Theater, Baltimore, Maryland
Ertle lost his claim as World Bantamweight champion and Moore claimed that title. From Baltimore newspapers. (Laurence Fielding).
Mar 1918
Peoria, Illinois
Newspaper decision from the Chicago Tribune.
Feb 1918
Peoria, Illinois
Feb 1918
Illinois Theatre, Rock Island, Illinois
Feb 1918
Lyric Theater, Baltimore, Maryland
From Baltimore newspapers (Laurence Fielding).
Feb 1918
Eagles Club, Cleveland, Ohio
Newspaper decision from the Chicago Tribune.
Feb 1918
Albaugh Theater, Baltimore, Maryland
From Baltimore newspapers (Laurence Fielding).
Jan 1918
Empire Theatre, Rock Island, Illinois
Jan 1918
Rhode Island A.C., Providence, Rhode Island
Providence Evening Tribune
Jan 1918
Crescent Hotel, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Dec 1917
Rhode Island A.C., Thornton, Rhode Island
Pawtucket (RI) Evening Times
Dec 1917
Orleans A.C., New Orleans, Louisiana
Reported in the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid).
Nov 1917
Aurora, Illinois
Newspaper decision from the Chicago Tribune.
Nov 1917
Lakeside Arena, Racine, Wisconsin
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
Oct 1917
German Hall, Albany, New York
Newspaper decision from Albany, NY newspapers (Paul Zabala).
Oct 1917
Fairmont A.C., The Bronx, New York
Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
Oct 1917
German Hall, Albany, New York
Newspaper decision from Albany, NY newspapers (Paul Zabala). (Schenectady Gazette)
Sep 1917
German Hall, Albany, New York
Newspaper decision from Albany, NY newspapers (Paul Zabala).
Sep 1917
LaSalle, Illinois
Sep 1917
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Aug 1917
Convention Hall, Saratoga, New York
Newspaper decision from Albany, NY newspapers (Paul Zabala). The Troy Times called this a draw.
Aug 1917
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jul 1917
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
Foul blow landed by Moore in the twelfth. Flaherty gave the decision to Burns on a foul which he refused and they continued to finish the bout at which time Flaherty called it a draw. Burns was far superior according to paper and spectators (Boston Globe).
Jul 1917
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jul 1917
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jun 1917
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jan 1917
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jan 1917
Harlem S.C., New York, New York
Jan 1917
German Hall, Albany, New York
Dec 1916
Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York
Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
Nov 1916
Rhode Island A.C., Thornton, Rhode Island
Nov 1916
Military A.C., Brooklyn, New York
Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
Nov 1916
Fairmont A.C., The Bronx, New York
Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
Nov 1916
I. A. C., Thornton, Rhode Island
Thursday, November 23, 1916 Paper: Pawtucket Times
Nov 1916
Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York
Newspaper decision from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Sep 1916
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
Sep 1916
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
Pawtucket Evening Times 06/09/1916 p 6.
Sep 1916
Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York
Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
Aug 1916
Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York
Newspaper decision from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle and New York Times
Jul 1916
Averne S.C., Queens, New York
Moore better according to Syracuse Herald
Jun 1916
National A.C., Providence, Rhode Island
May 1916
Rhode Island A.C., Thornton, Rhode Island
May 1916
Rhode Island A.C., Thornton, Rhode Island
May 1916
Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York
Apr 1916
Elm Rink, New Bedford, Massachusetts
according to New Bedford Morning Mercury and Evening Standard this was a no-decision because of weight discrepancy
Apr 1916
Harlem S.C., New York, New York
Apr 1916
Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York
Mar 1916
Casino Skating Rink, Atlanta, Georgia
Jan 1916
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jan 1916
Future City A.C., Saint Louis, Missouri
St. Louis Post Dispatch. McLeod was a late substitute for Jimmy Pappas.
Dec 1915
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Dec 1915
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Nov 1915
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper draw--Philadelphia Record. However the Philadelphia Public Ledger voted outright for Moore.
Nov 1915
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Oct 1915
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Williams down twice (Washington Post). Fought at 118lbs.
Oct 1915
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Doyle reported as a New York bantamweight (The Commercial Appeal).
Sep 1915
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Sep 1915
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jul 1915
Dauphine Theater, New Orleans, Louisiana
From the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid).
Jul 1915
Tulane Arena, New Orleans, Louisiana
From the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid).
Jul 1915
Dauphine Theater, New Orleans, Louisiana
Reported in the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid).
Jul 1915
Dauphine Theater, New Orleans, Louisiana
From the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid).
Jul 1915
Dauphine Theater, New Orleans, Louisiana
Reported in the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid).
Jun 1915
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jun 1915
Little Rock, Arkansas
May 1915
Grand Opera House, Tulsa, Oklahoma
May 1915
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Apr 1915
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Apr 1915
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Apr 1915
Nashville, Tennessee
Apr 1915
Orpheum Theater, Nashville, Tennessee
Apr 1915
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Controversial decision according to St. Paul Dispatch.
Mar 1915
Tommy Burns Arena, New Orleans, Louisiana
From the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid). Previously this fight was listed incorrectly as a 15-round win for Young Zulu Kid.
Mar 1915
Orleans A.C., New Orleans, Louisiana
From the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid).
Mar 1915
Orleans A.C., New Orleans, Louisiana
Mar 1915
Orleans A.C., New Orleans, Louisiana
Dec 1914
Orleans A.C., New Orleans, Louisiana
From the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid).
Nov 1914
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Nov 1914
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Nov 1914
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Oct 1914
Whittingham Park Theater, Hot Springs, Arkansas
As Young Pal Moore of Memphis (The Sentinel-Record).
Aug 1914
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Aug 1914
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Aug 1914
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jul 1914
Whitington Park, Hot Springs, Arkansas
As Young Pal Moore of Memphis, the southern bantamweight champion (The Sentinel Record).
Jun 1914
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
May 1914
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Apr 1914
Orleans A.C., New Orleans, Louisiana
From the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid).
Apr 1914
Lyric Theater, New Orleans, Louisiana
Pappas down in the seventh round.
Mar 1914
Matinee Hall, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Feb 1914
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
This fight replaces the undated Moore 2nd round KO win over "Young Kid McCoy." That bout refers to this one.
Feb 1914
Exact date and location unknown.
Feb 1914
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Nov 1913
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Oct 1913
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
"The bell sounded, the men advanced, Moore shot out a right to Dura's (sic) jaw and Dura crumpled. Before he went down, Moore planted another to the same spot. Dura hit the floor on his face and his seconds dragged him to the corner. He was revived in a few minutes." Memphis Commercial-Appeal
Jul 1913
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Jul 1913
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis Commercial-Appeal
Jul 1913
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis Commercial-Appeal
May 1913
Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee
This was Memphis Pal Moore's pro debut and also Young Heimann's pro debut. Opponent previously listed as Young Hyman. "More (sic) outclassed his opponent. In the second, he sent Heimann half-way through the ropes with two rights to the jaw. Heimann was on the floor dazed when Haack stopped the affair." Memphis Commercial-Appeal
