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		date	opponent	W-L-D	last 6	location
		1921-10-10	Harry Wills	49-5-2		Stadium, Havana, Cuba	L	KO	1	20
	time: 1:07 Wills landed the only six blows of the fight, including a right to the back of Smith's head and a terrific left uppercut to the jaw that sent him to the floor where he was counted out.
		1921-05-30	Bob Martin	27-4-0		Huntington, West Virginia, USA	L	KO	3	10
		1921-03-09	Al Roberts	10-3-0		Commonwealth Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA	L	KO	10	12
		1920-10-21	Harry Greb	42-2-1		Springbrook Park, South Bend, Indiana, USA	L	KO	1	10
	Surgeons were summoned to examine Smith when "Greb, after a few clinches, landed a hard left on Smith's right eye, injuring the optic nerve and blinding him. A second later he landed a right on Smith's jaw, knocking him out." Tacoma News Tribune Doubts were expressed that Smith wsould recover the use of his right eye, but of course he did so. Greb displayed blinding speed during his attack. The ring was erected in front of the baseball stands in Springbrook Park and "illuminated by an array of iights extended to the four corners of the ring." 2,000 fans attended.
		1920-09-06	Bob Roper	6-6-2		Fort Worth, Texas, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Record.
		1920-08-09	Bob Roper	6-6-1		Columbus, Ohio, USA	D	PTS	15	15
	Some sources indicate this bout occurred in Akron, OH. However, the Philadelphia Record and the Milwaukee Journal both give Columbus as the location.
		1920-08-03	Texas Tate	2-4-1		Panther Park, Fort Worth, Texas, USA	W	NWS	12	12
	Smith won the newspaper decision. (Daily Northwestern)
		1920-07-15	Chuck Wiggins	13-2-1		Ramona Baseball Park, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Results from the Bay City Times.
		1920-06-26	Tony Melchior	6-0-0		East Chicago, Indiana, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Smith won the newspaper decision. (Iowa City Press Citizen) The Chicago Tribune had the same result.
		1920-05-13	Lee Anderson	7-3-6		Coliseum, San Francisco, California, USA	L	PTS	4	4
		1920-04-07	Fred Fulton	56-6-0		Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon, USA	L	KO	2	10
	Smith down twice in 1st, and again for count in 2nd
		1920-03-10	Andre Anderson	9-9-1		American Legion A.A., Fresno, California, USA	W	PTS	4	4
		1920-02-25	Bill Tate	13-10-0		Auditorium, Oakland, California, USA	L	PTS	4	4
		1920-02-04	Willie Meehan	71-14-37		Auditorium, Oakland, California, USA	W	PTS	4	4
	Meehan was knocked down in the 2nd
		1920-01-23	Carl Morris	42-9-2		American Legion A.A., Fresno, California, USA	W	PTS	4	4
		1919-12-11	Ole Anderson	7-3-4		Coliseum, San Francisco, California, USA	D	PTS	4	4
		1919-12-03	Carl Morris	41-8-1		Auditorium, Oakland, California, USA	D	PTS	4	4
		1919-11-19	Fat LaRue	6-1-0		Auditorium, Oakland, California, USA	W	PTS	4	4
		1919-11-05	Frank Farmer	31-9-15		Arena, Seattle, Washington, USA	L	PTS	6	6
	Smith's Seattle debut, per the Seattle Star. But the Nov. 2 Post-Intelligencer mentions his 1909 Seattle ring appearance with Denver Ed Martin.
		1919-10-30	Boy McCormick	15-4-2		Coliseum, San Francisco, California, USA	L	PTS	4	4
		1919-10-23	K.O. Kruvosky	31-12-14		Coliseum, San Francisco, California, USA	L	PTS	4	4
	Kruvosky ran afoul with the law after this bout leading to inactivity
		1918-12-30	Jack Dempsey	47-4-9		Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA	L	KO	2	8
	Dempsey knocked Smith down with a left jolt a minute into round one. For the remainder of the round Smith was on the defensive, trying unsuccessfully to parry or slip the punches that put him down repeatedly. Smith again went on the offensive at the start of the second, but Dempsey easily sidestepped the veteran fighter and put him down again. A short right to the head laid Smith out for the full count, he'd been down a total of 9 times.
		1918-07-12	Billy Miske	22-1-2		International League Ballpark, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA	L	NWS	8	8
	Miske "outfought 'Gunboat' Smith of New York in all but the fifth of a 10-round bout here last night." (Newark Advocate) The Philadelphia Record reported the same result. The Jersey Journal had the same result, but shows that it was an 8-rounder, not 10 (as shown here previously). (Fights longer than 8 rounds were not permitted in New Jersey at this time.)
		1918-07-04	Tom McMahon	21-10-5		Highland Park, Dayton, Ohio, USA	D	PTS	15	15
		1918-05-27	Leo Houck	52-8-3		Erne Club, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	6	6
	The Harrisburg Patriot gave it to Houck by a wide margin. Newspaper draw from the Philadelphia Record.
		1918-05-24	Harry Greb	28-2-1		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	NWS	6	6
	Greb won the newspaper decision according to the New York Times. The Pittsburgh Post agreed and stated that Greb was "now a seaman in the navy." Harry was outweighed by 15 pounds. He "was the personification of perpetual motion," and bored "in continuously on the lanky Gunner with both arms going like flails..In spite of Harry's wide open style of milling Smith was unable to connect solidly." The fight was one bout on an all-star Red Cross benefit card.
		1918-04-12	Billy Miske	19-1-1		Auditorium, Atlanta, Georgia, USA	L	PTS	10	10
	referee: Billy Haack
		1918-04-01	Clay Turner	11-0-0		Majestic Theatre, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Record.
		1918-03-08	Hugh Walker	3-0-4		Joplin, Missouri, USA	L	NWS	12	12
	Newspaper decision from the Chicago Tribune.
		1918-02-18	Emmett 'Kid' Wagner	8-5-0		Majestic Theatre, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	(Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader)
		1918-01-09	Charley Weinert	14-3-0		Marieville Gardens, North Providence, Rhode Island, USA	L	PTS	12	12
	Evening Tribune 10 January 1918
		1917-11-27	Fred Fulton	34-4-0		Arcadia Rink, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	L	TKO	7	10
	referee: George Barton In the 4th round, Fulton hammered Smith against the ropes and a turnbuckle snapped, collapsing the ropes encircling the ring. It took some five minutes for repairs to be made. By the 7th, Smith was staggering around blindly when his corner threw in the sponge.
		1917-10-02	Jack Dempsey	28-3-9		Recreation Park, San Francisco, California, USA	L	PTS	4	4
	referee: Toby Irwin Smith and Dempsey did not fight a 4-rounder on October 16, 1917, as was previously shown here. That entry was a duplicate of this one.
		1917-09-07	Frank Moran	26-7-2		St. Nicholas Arena, New York, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
		1917-08-20	Kid Norfolk	28-9-4		Airdome A.C., Rochester, New York, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Rochester Herald (Paul Zabala). "Kid Norfolk carried the battle all the way, seldom giving Smith an opportunity to set himself for a telling punch. Smith claimed to have hurt his right hand in the third round." (Iowa City Citizen)
		1917-08-10	Bill Tate	11-8-0		Brown's Gym A.A., Far Rockaway, Queens, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Record, Boston Globe, and from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
		1917-08-03	Kid Norfolk	28-9-4		Urban Liberty Park, Buffalo, New York, USA	D	NWS	10	10
	Buffalo Boxing Record
		1917-06-02	Jack Clifford	0-0-0		Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
		1917-05-29	Bob McAllister	12-1-4		Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA	D	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper draw from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid); also Lincoln Daily Star (wire). One wire report from New York had McAllister winning.
		1917-02-16	Jack Dillon	80-3-9		Louisiana Auditorium, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA	L	PTS	20	20
	There were no knockdowns. Dillon was credited with nine rounds, Smith with only three, while eight rounds were even.
		1917-01-31	Jack Moran	2-3-1		Saint Louis, Missouri, USA	D	PTS	12	12
		1917-01-01	Battling Levinsky	32-5-6		Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn, New York, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Levinsky "cleverly outpointed" Smith. (Warren Evening Mirror) Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
		1916-12-25	Tom Cowler	35-5-1		Flower City A.C., Rochester, New York, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Rochester Herald. Smith and Cowler did not meet earlier in the month, as was previously shown here.
		1916-12-18	Frank Moran	25-7-2		Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Smith won the newspaper decision according to the New York Times. Smith won six of the ten rounds, but was nearly KO'd by Moran in the 5th.
		1916-10-10	Battling Levinsky	30-4-5		Arena (Armory A.A.), Boston, Massachusetts, USA	L	PTS	12	12
		1916-10-03	Joe Cox	8-6-0		Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
		1916-09-26	Tom Cowler	34-5-1		Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle
		1916-09-23	Jim Coffey	33-3-0		National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	6	6
	Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Public Ledger and the Philadelphia Record were both in favor of Smith.
		1916-09-18	Cleve Hawkins	4-5-2		Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn, New York, USA	W	TKO	3	10
	Hawkins took a seven-count in round three and then was forced to quit because of a fractured rib.
		1916-07-10	Tom McMahon	17-7-4		Rochester, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Rochester Herald (Paul Zabala).
		1916-06-07	Arthur Pelkey	21-16-1		Phoenix A.C., Memphis, Tennessee, USA	W	PTS	8	8
		1916-05-15	Battling Levinsky	29-4-3		Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	6	6
	The Philadelphia Record called it a draw. The Philadelphia Public Ledger gave Levinsky the edge.
		1916-04-28	Bob Devere	21-4-1		Arena, Syracuse, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	referee: Tom Cawley Smith won the newspaper decision according to the Syracuse Herald (Paul Zabala).
		1916-04-07	Carl Morris	32-3-1		Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA	L	PTS	10	10
		1916-03-30	Porky Dan Flynn	32-9-7		Manhattan Opera House, New York, New York, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Flynn won the newspaper decision (Chicago Tribune). Flynn was the winner according to New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid). This was a promotion of the Stadium A.C.
		1916-03-14	Jack Dillon	75-2-9		Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Dillon won the newspaper decision. (Washington Post) Dillon was the winner according to New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
		1915-11-29	Jim Coffey	30-2-0		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	KO	4	10
	time: 1:55
		1915-11-09	Joe Cox	7-6-0		Coliseum, Saint Louis, Missouri, USA	W	NWS	8	8
	Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Record.
		1915-10-07	Colin Bell	35-12-2		Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada	L	PTS	10	10
	In what was one of his best ever efforts, Australia's Bell clearly outpointed the American.Edmonton Bulletin
		1915-10-04	Al Reich	14-2-1		St. Nicholas Arena, New York, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	New York Times
		1915-09-04	Sailor Jack Carroll	25-10-4		Broadway S.C., Brooklyn, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
		1915-08-18	Jack Hemple	6-4-1		St. Nicholas Arena, New York, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	New York Times
		1915-07-28	Tom Cowler	32-3-1		St. Nicholas Arena, New York, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	New York Times
		1915-07-01	Charley Weinert	9-1-0		Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, New York, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	New York Times, and other New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
		1915-05-10	Dick Gilbert	14-14-4		National A.C., Denver, Colorado, USA	W	NWS	12	12
	"Gunboat Smith had the better of Dick Gilbert in their twelve-round bout which opened the National Athletic Club in Denver." (Range Ledger)
		1915-04-20	Tom McCarty	6-1-2		Arena (Atlas A.A.), Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	PTS	12	12
		1915-04-13	Charley Weinert	9-1-0		Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	New York Times had Weinert the winner, but most other New York City newspapers gave it to Smith (Jack Kincaid).
		1915-03-27	Jack Reed	6-12-0		Irving A.C., Brooklyn, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	New York Times
		1915-03-16	Jack Dillon	66-2-7		Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	referee: Harry Stout Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press
		1915-02-01	Fireman Jim Flynn	33-15-15		Cincinnati, Ohio, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	New York Times
		1915-01-27	Battling Levinsky	22-2-3		Greenwall Theater, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA	W	PTS	20	20
	Reported in the New Orleans Times-Picayune (Jack Kincaid).
		1915-01-01	Battling Levinsky	22-2-2		Auditorium, Waterbury, Connecticut, USA	D	PTS	12	12
	A tall story was circulated, told years later by Levinsky's manager, Dan Morgan, to the effect that Levinsky had three fights on this date. However, despite much effort, only the fight was Smith has been found. The story seems to have been an invention of Morgan's.
		1914-12-28	Chick Carsey	0-2-0		Long Acre A.C., New York, New York, USA	W	TKO	3	10
		1914-12-23	Tom McCarty	5-0-2		Manhattan Casino, New York, New York, USA	W	TKO	4	10
	referee: Dan Tone This was a promotion of the Empire A.C.
		1914-12-15	Jim Coffey	21-1-0		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
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