Jul 1928
Dugdale Park, Seattle, Washington
DePinto's last-known documented bout.
Mar 1926
Marshfield, Oregon
Feb 1926
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Dec 1925
Scandinavian Hall, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Nov 1925
Armory, Marshfield, Oregon
Nov 1925
Auditorium, Astoria, Oregon
Oct 1925
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Oct 1925
Scandinavian Hall, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Sep 1925
Elks Gym, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Sep 1925
Arena, Alan, Idaho
May 1925
Armory Hall, Eureka, California
Apr 1925
San Rafael, California
Feb 1925
Garibaldi Hall, San Francisco, California
Feb 1925
Garibaldi Hall, San Francisco, California
Jan 1925
Dreamland Rink, San Francisco, California
Oct 1924
Arena, Vernon, California
Sep 1924
Dreamland Arena, San Diego, California
Sep 1924
Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California
Sep 1924
Chief Petty Officers Club, San Pedro, California
Sep 1924
Arena, Vernon, California
Jul 1924
Arena, Vernon, California
Jun 1924
Chief Petty Officers Club, San Pedro, California
Jun 1924
Arena, Vernon, California
May 1924
Auditorium, Oakland, California
Jan 1924
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Jan 1924
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Dec 1923
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Dec 1923
Glide Rink, Tacoma, Washington
Nov 1923
Glide Rink, Tacoma, Washington
Morrow received an ovation at the end of the match.
Nov 1923
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Oct 1923
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Sep 1923
Kelso, Washington
Jul 1923
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Jul 1923
Ballpark, Kelso, Washington
Gorman was knocked down in the 4th and 5th rounds. As the decision was being announced, Gorman ran towards the referee shouting "draw" with his arm up. The referee grabbed his arm, and mistakingly ruled the bout a draw; instead of a win for DePinto. According to a January 17, 1929 article in the Portland Oregonian the bout was attended by 3, 000 people and was the largest attended boxing match ever in Cowlitz County.
May 1923
Bend High School Gym, Bend, Oregon
May 1923
Star Theater, La Grande, Oregon
May 1923
Star Theater, La Grande, Oregon
Apr 1923
Broadway Theater, Butte, Montana
Jan 1923
Hippodrome Theater, Salt Lake City, Utah
Dec 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Nov 1922
Armory, Eugene, Oregon
Nov 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Oct 1922
Arena, Vernon, California
Also reported to have occurred Sept. 3.
Sep 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Jul 1922
The Dalles, Oregon
Jul 1922
Aberdeen, Washington
Entered originally as Spike McCarney
Jun 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Jun 1922
Fort Lewis, Washington
Jun 1922
Aberdeen, Washington
May 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Referee Ralph Grunan refused to give a decision, judging that they weren?t fighting
May 1922
American Legion, Saint Helens, Oregon
May 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Apr 1922
American Legion Building, Bend, Oregon
Apr 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Mar 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Feb 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Feb 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Jan 1922
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Dec 1921
American Legion Building, Bend, Oregon
Dec 1921
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Nov 1921
Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon
Nov 1921
Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon
Oct 1921
Heilig Theater, Portland, Oregon
Oct 1921
Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon
Sep 1921
Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon
May 1921
Eagles Hall, Tacoma, Washington
May 1921
Liberty Hall, Bellingham, Washington
Apr 1921
Eagles Hall, Tacoma, Washington
Nov 1920
Yakima, Washington
Nov 1920
Tahoma Hall, Tacoma, Washington
Oct 1920
Eagles Hall, Tacoma, Washington
Aug 1920
Liberty Park, Seattle, Washington
Fitzgerald, "boxing the best go he has fought here, gave the sturdy Mike De Pinto all the fight he desired, forcing the going at every stage and doing his share of the punching. Stan had a lead, but the draw decision was well received." Everett Daily Herald.
Jul 1920
Arena, Seattle, Washington
Moore gave several pounds and inches reach away to DePinto, but "made a game fight after taking the count of nine in the very first round..." Everett Daily Herald.
Jul 1920
Milllett Field, Chehalis, Washington
Jun 1920
Elk's Open Air Arena, Olympia, Washington
Jun 1920
Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon
DePinto down twice in 3rd, and once in 5th
May 1920
Eagles A.C., Tacoma, Washington
May 1920
Arcadia Hall, Raymond, Washington
"Evidently Jim and Mike hadn't seen each other for a long time for they embraced and embraced, and then embraced again and again and repeatedly. One curious fan wanted to know why they didn't get married. And another answered that they would probably start fighting if they did." Raymond Herald
Apr 1920
Eagles A.C., Tacoma, Washington
Reported by some newspapers as being Joe Dunnin.
Mar 1920
Eagles Club, Tacoma, Washington
Mar 1920
Elks Lodge, Ellensburg, Washington
Number of rounds unknown. Fireman Jim Flynn was present and introduced.
Feb 1920
Eagles Club, Tacoma, Washington
Feb 1920
Armory, Tacoma, Washington
Kid Pinto of Portland, "a solemn-looking little kid who showed a great heart and wicked punch, " per the Tacoma News Tribune.
Nov 1919
Armory, Portland, Oregon
Jul 1919
Dreamland Rink, Astoria, Oregon
