Aug 1921
Mineral Palace Park, Pueblo, Colorado
Apr 1917
Plaza de Toros, Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua
Mar 1917
Midway AC, Columbus, New Mexico
Jan 1917
Plaza de Toros, Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua
Sep 1916
Hurley, New Mexico
Aug 1916
Las Vegas, New Mexico
El Paso Times, Aug 15, 1916
May 1916
Silver City, New Mexico
Correct "Young Jack Johnson" unknown
May 1916
Central, New Mexico
May 1912
Diepenbrock Theater, Sacramento, California
Feb 1912
Sacramento, California
Jun 1911
Dreamland Rink, San Francisco, California
Apr 1910
Dreamland Arena, San Diego, California
Allen, formerly of the L.A.A.C, had recently turned pro. LA Herald
Jan 1910
Naud Junction Pavilion, Los Angeles, California
Results from the Los Angeles Herald. This was a pathetic performance, especially on Everett's part and the fans boo'd throughout.
Dec 1909
Walsenburg, Colorado
Nov 1907
Trinidad, Colorado
May 1906
North Shawnee Athletic Club, Topeka, Kansas
The referee overlooked several perceived fouls by both men. Everett received the knockout blow when he had risen from a knockdown.
Mar 1903
Washington S.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result and report is from the Philadelphia Item. A right uppercut dropped Everett as though he'd been shot [Philadelphia Record].
Aug 1902
Pocatello, Idaho
Seconds tossed in the sponge for Hayes, who later said he had broken his left arm in the 5th round.
Jan 1902
Salt Lake A.C., Salt Lake City, Utah
"Burns was in superb condition, which won him the fight as he was badly punished in the first three rounds. Everett, fat and shortwinded, was knocked down twice in the ninth round and once each in the eleventh and twelfth. Six ounce gloves were used." (Durango Democrat)
Aug 1901
Gold Coin Club, Victor, Colorado
Jul 1901
Rover's Club, Pueblo, Colorado
May 1901
Opera House, Cripple Creek, Colorado
"The first round was a give-and take affair, Everett making as good a showing as the sailor. In the second, shortly after the round was called, the men came together in a mix-up. Pete received a body blow, which sent him to his knees, and while down Sharkey struck him on the head and the referee gave the fight to Everett. After the decision Sharkey offered to fight Everett at once for $1000 a side. Everett accepted the challenge, but friends of both men interfered." (Cripple Creek Republican)
Dec 1900
Colorado A.C., Denver, Colorado
Nov 1900
Cripple Creek, Colorado
Oct 1900
Cripple Creek, Colorado
Source Matt Donnellson The Irish Champion Peter Maher
Oct 1900
Cripple Creek, Colorado
(1904 Police Gazette Annual)
Aug 1900
Cripple Creek, Colorado
Aug 1899
Colorado A.A., Denver, Colorado
Everett was down twice in the 6th round.
Everett fouled Choynski repeatedly, in the seventh he secured a strangle hold and brought him to the floor in a heap. Referee Kenney gave the fight to Choynski. Everett made a rush and struck at the referee, the police and a number of spectators jumped into the ring and only Everett's seconds, by dragging him to the corner prevented a free fight. Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Mar 1899
Star Theatre, Chicago, Illinois
Everett down in 6th and bell rang at count of 9. (Chicago Tribune)
Feb 1899
Grand Opera House, Ogden, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune: This was third meeting between Williams and the Mexican. After Williams was floored for the third time in the 10th, his seconds threw up the white towel.
Dec 1898
Wheel Club, Denver, Colorado
Oct 1898
San Francisco, California
Date uncertain-Source Matt Donnellson The Irish Champion Peter Maher
Sep 1898
Grand Opera House, Cripple Creek, Colorado
Jul 1898
Cripple Creek, Colorado
Apr 1898
Olympic A.C., San Francisco, California
Everett was down twice in the 2nd round, and one more time in the 3rd when the referee stopped the fight.
"Their meeting proved to be a veritable farce, for Everett was completely outclassed by his burly opponent. He never had a chance to strike an effective blow and only Jeffries' good nature saved him from being thoroughly whipped before Referee Ward stopped the proceedings by awarding the fight to Jeffries." (Cripple Creek Morning Times) According to the Los Angeles Herald "...there appeared to be fully 50 pounds difference between them when stripped for the fray."
Feb 1898
Turner's Hall, Marysville, California
Feb 1898
Grand Opera House, Cripple Creek, Colorado
Aug 1897
Pine Creek, Colorado
Aug 1897
Cripple Creek, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Jun 1897
Grand Opera House, Cripple Creek, Colorado
Jun 1897
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Feb 1897
Butte Opera House, Cripple Creek, Colorado
Billed for the heavyweight championship of Colorado and a purse of $375.
Jun 1896
Crested Butte, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Apr 1896
Saguache, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Feb 1896
Saguache, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Jan 1896
Salida, Colorado
Dec 1895
La Jara, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Oct 1895
Silverton, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Sep 1895
Creede, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Aug 1895
Gunnison, Colorado
Reported in the Salt Lake Herald, Aug 5, 1895, as 22-round win for Richards.
Jul 1895
Vaughn Hall, Creede, Colorado
Finish bout with 5-oz gloves; $500 purse. Everett repeatedly kneed Williams. Everett reportedly entered with 20 bouts.
Apr 1895
Creede, Colorado
Originally scheduled for Mar 28, 1895 at Durango but Sheriff prevented the bout
Feb 1895
Anaconda, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Dec 1894
Alamosa, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Oct 1894
Silverton, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Aug 1894
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Jun 1894
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Apr 1894
Novelty Theater, Cripple Creek, Colorado
Apr 1894
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Feb 1894
Cripple Creek, Colorado
Exact date unknown (held between 1894- feb.1898)
Dec 1893
Cripple Creek, Colorado
The Weekly Gazette (Colorado Springs), Dec 28, 1893
