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Jimmy Goodrich

Global ID

41689

sex

male

birthdate

1900-07-30

death date

1982-09-24 (82)

division

lightweight

stance

orthodox

height

5′ 4″ / 163cm

reach

65½″ / 166cm

alias

James Edward Moran

country

USA

residence

Buffalo, New York, USA

birth place

Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA

won 86 (KO 12) + lost 34 (KO 0) + drawn 21 = 142
rounds boxed 1377 Newspaper Decisions won 33 : lost 17 : drawn 4
rounds boxed 448
Total Bouts 196 KO% 6.12

biography

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date opponent W-L-D last 6 location
1930-09-04 Pete Suskey 2-2-0
Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA L PTS 10 10
Goodrich announced his retirement directly after the September bout, where he took "a beating from Pete Suskey, Scranton welterweight, at Scranton". Buffalo Courier and 11/30 Ring Mag.
1930-08-05 Pete Suskey 2-1-0
Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA W PTS 10 10
Buffalo Evening News and Buffalo Courier
1930-07-14 Armando Aguilar 5-1-1
Bonacker's Stadium, Rensselaer, New York, USA L PTS 10 10
1930-06-02 Pee Wee Jarrell 15-7-2
Ramona Baseball Park, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA L PTS 10 10
1930-05-05 Pete Suskey 1-0-0
Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA W PTS 10 10
10/30 Ring Mag and Buffalo Courier
1930-04-08 Paul Pirrone 24-5-2
Public Hall, Cleveland, Ohio, USA L PTS 10 10
1930-04-03 Eddie Murdock 18-16-13
City Auditorium, Denver, Colorado, USA L PTS 10 10
1930-03-20 Gilbert Attell 29-26-20
Stockton, California, USA D PTS 10 10
1930-03-06 Madison Dix 32-12-7
Dreamland Auditorium, San Francisco, California, USA L PTS 10 10
Goodrich was knocked down twice
1930-02-28 Frankie Stetson 44-7-6
Dreamland Auditorium, San Francisco, California, USA L PTS 10 10
1930-01-24 Joe Trippe 38-26-10
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA W PTS 10 10
referee: William J O'Connor
1929-12-26 Benny Duke 4-6-2
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA W PTS 6 6
1929-12-10 Johnny Ciccone 11-6-1
Flint, Michigan, USA W TKO 8 10
1929-10-28 Tommy Cello 73-28-25
Flint, Michigan, USA W PTS 10 10
1929-10-17 Joey Harrison 13-2-2
Paterson, New Jersey, USA L PTS 10 10
1929-10-10 Morrie Sherman 13-1-1
Detroit, Michigan, USA D PTS 10 10
referee: Harry Tuthill
Michigan State Welterweight Title
A lousy decision according to the News-Palladium which felt that Sherman won eight out of the ten rounds.
1929-09-05 Sailor Pacilio 28-32-21
Utica Stadium, Utica, New York, USA W PTS 10 10
referee: W.J. O'Connell | judge: Bill Taggart | judge: Jimmy Riccio
1929-08-30 Benny Duke 4-3-1
Ramona Baseball Park, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA W PTS 10 10
1929-08-07 Joe Brown 1-0-0
Baseball Stadium, Montreal, Quebec, Canada D PTS 10 10
1929-07-31 Benny Duke 3-2-1
Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA L PTS 10 10
The decision was loudly booed by the crowd who believed that Duke deserved at least a draw. Source:Marshall Evening Chronicle
1929-07-26 Billy Petrolle 63-13-9
Armory, Duluth, Minnesota, USA L NWS 10 10
Petrolle won the newspaper decision. (Daily Northwestern)
1929-06-17 Mushy Callahan 44-11-3
Bison Stadium, Buffalo, New York, USA W PTS 15 15
referee: William J O'Connor
1929-05-13 Jackie Shupack 15-5-1
Paterson, New Jersey, USA W PTS 10 10
1929-05-06 Bucky Lawless 43-10-2
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA W PTS 10 10
1929-04-22 King Tut 40-12-1
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA L NWS 10 10
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
1929-02-18 Bruce Flowers 56-12-8
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA L PTS 10 10
1929-02-05 Paul Pirrone 13-3-0
Public Hall, Cleveland, Ohio, USA W PTS 6 6
1929-01-07 Lope Tenorio 53-20-8
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA L PTS 10 10
1928-12-26 Ruby Stein 26-40-8
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA W KO 3 10
referee: William J O'Connor
1928-12-14 Bruce Flowers 54-12-8
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA L PTS 10 10
1928-11-12 Phil Goldstein 23-14-6
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA W PTS 10 10
referee: Dick Nugent
Goodrich floored Goldstein for a nine-count in the fifth round.
1928-10-15 Johnny Kid Blair 48-54-31
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA W PTS 10 10
referee: Jack Michaels
1928-09-25 Sammy Mandell 56-4-4
Athletic Park, Flint, Michigan, USA W TKO 2 10
referee: Elmer Slim McClelland
Mandell's title was not at stake because his manager had a stipulation inserted in the agreement that Goodrich had to weigh in over the lightweight limit of 135 pounds. Mandell broke his left collar bone during the first five seconds of the bout, forcing him to cancel upcoming bouts he had scheduled - including one Oct. 8 with Lope Tenerio in Cleveland.
1928-09-10 Pete Petrolle 21-22-8
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA D PTS 10 10
referee: Dick Nugent
1928-08-20 Mickey O'Donnell 12-9-5
Bison Stadium, Buffalo, New York, USA W UD 6 6
1928-02-03 Bobby Tracey 80-19-22
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA L PTS 10 10
1928-01-27 Pep O'Brien 10-26-5
Elks Club, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, USA W PTS 10 10
1927-12-30 Mickey Chapin 17-9-4
Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA D PTS 10 10
1927-11-28 Tony Perry 12-7-0
Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA W PTS 6 6
1927-11-02 Izzy Grove 12-3-2
Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA L PTS 6 6
1927-10-24 Freddie Mueller 33-10-3
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA L PTS 10 10
1927-10-07 Bobby Tracey 79-19-20
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA D PTS 15 15
1927-09-09 Bobby Tracey 79-19-19
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA D PTS 12 12
referee: Jack Michaels
1927-08-24 Eddie Wagner 43-19-7
Ebbet's Field, Brooklyn, New York, USA W PTS 10 10
1927-08-11 Cuddy DeMarco 51-23-17
Bison Stadium, Buffalo, New York, USA W DQ 10 10
referee: Dick Nugent
"Jimmy won in the final round on a foul, after leading on points all the way." TR1027
1927-05-13 Ruby Goldstein 28-2-0
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA L PTS 6 6
referee: Billy 'Kid' McPartland
1927-04-01 Jack Bernstein 51-13-6
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA L PTS 10 10
referee: Dick Nugent
1927-02-21 Jack Bernstein 49-13-6
Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA L PTS 10 10
1927-01-01 Freddie Mueller 25-7-2
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA W UD 15 15
referee: Joe Morrison
1926-10-08 Baby Joe Gans 31-1-4
Coliseum, Chicago, Illinois, USA L PTS 10 10
1926-08-20 Russie LeRoy 29-7-2
Ebbet's Field, Brooklyn, New York, USA W PTS 8 8
Fargo Forum (New York, Aug. 20-AP): "The decision was unpopular and it was LeRoy who received the ovation from the crowd after boos had greeted the verdict of the officials. In the estimation of newspapermen at the ringside, LeRoy won a majority of the rounds, although Goodrich finished the stronger of the two with a game rally in the final round. ...LeRoy, who won a two round knockout victory over Ritchie Roberts last night (8/19), took the fight on three hours' notice, and is much in favor with boxing fans here following the showing he made against the former titleholder tonight."
1926-06-18 Jackie Brady 23-18-6
Arena, Syracuse, New York, USA W PTS 10 10
referee: King Mahoney
1926-05-18 Mushy Callahan 28-4-2
Arena, Vernon, California, USA L PTS 10 10
1926-04-20 Mushy Callahan 27-4-2
Arena, Vernon, California, USA L PTS 10 10
1926-03-05 Russie LeRoy 28-7-1
Fargo, North Dakota, USA L NWS 10 10
referee: Leo Kossick
Leroy won the newspaper decision. (Appleton Post Crescent)Fargo Forum. Jack Hurley promoter. Phil Terk matchmaker.
1926-02-22 Tod Morgan 55-5-18
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA L NWS 10 10
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
1926-02-08 Ray Romney 13-5-1
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA W PTS 10 10
1926-01-26 Solly Seeman 38-7-11
Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA L NWS 10 10
Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
1925-12-07 Rocky Kansas 60-9-6
Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA L UD 15 15
referee: Jim Crowley | judge: George Patrick | judge: Tom Flynn
NYSAC World lightweight title
World Lightweight Title
"In a stirring fifteen round bout replete with action every second, the veteran challenger outscored the champion and achieved the goal he set himself to win more than twenty years ago." (AP)
1925-11-24 Clonie Tait 34-6-2
Coliseum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada W PTS 10 10
referee: Lou Marsh
"For five or six rounds the bout was a "waltz" with both boys doing a lot of clinching and mauling around in a lot of powder puff hitting. Neither one endangered his health to the half-way mark. Then a threat of disqualification for both if they did not give their best loosened them up, and the last four rounds were really interesting." - Toronto Star. "While he won and gave a pleasing exhibition, Goodrich did not provide the fans with the thrills he did in almost every other bout in which he appeared here prior to winning the championship." - Globe & Mail
1925-10-30 Gene Johnson 4-1-0
Elizabeth, New Jersey, USA L NWS 10 10
Johnson won the "newspaper decision." Goodrich down in 7th, Fresno Bee and Newark Evening News
1925-09-04 Billy Pollock 7-4-4
Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA D PTS 10 10
1925-08-14 Pep O'Brien 8-12-3
Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA D PTS 10 10
1925-07-13 Stanislaus Loayza 29-0-0
Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA W TKO 2 15
time: 0:35 | referee: Ed Smith
vacant NYSAC World lightweight title
Vacant World Lightweight Title
Loayza down 5 times in first, injuring ankle in process.
1925-06-15 Benny Valger 69-8-3
Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA W PTS 12 12
A semi-final of a tournament to determine Benny Leonard's successor for the Lightweight Title.
1925-05-18 Sammy Mandell 30-3-3
Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA W DQ 6 10
Elimination bout for Vacant World Lightweight Title
1925-03-09 Clyde Jeakle 23-9-4
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA W PTS 12 12
Eliminator for the NYSAC World Lightweight Title.
1925-02-23 Eddie Wagner 28-9-5
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA W PTS 12 10
referee: Jack O'Sullivan | judge: Charles Wood | judge: Harold Barnes
Attendance: 5,021; Gate: $13,642
Elimination bout for the Vacant World Lightweight Title
The bout was declared a draw at the end of the sheduled ten rounds, so two more rounds were added. This venue was then torn down.
1925-02-03 Jimmy Fruzzetti 43-26-4
Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA W PTS 10 10
1925-01-26 Harry 'Kid' Brown 30-8-4
Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA W SD 10 10
From the Philadelphia Inquirer (Zabala & Kincaid).
1925-01-13 Sid Terris 60-3-1
Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA L PTS 12 12
1924-12-12 Jimmy Fruzzetti 42-26-4
Brockton A.A., Brockton, Massachusetts, USA L PTS 10 10
1924-11-25 Joe Jawson 8-13-2
Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA W PTS 10 10
1924-11-14 Charley Manty 16-17-1
Brockton A.A., Brockton, Massachusetts, USA W KO 9 10
1924-10-31 Danny Cooney 3-0-1
Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA W PTS 10 10
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