Sep 1899
Nonpareil A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jul 1899
Coney Island A.C., Brooklyn, New York
Apr 1899
Quaker City A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bonner was better. Newspaper decision provided by Philadelphia Item.
Apr 1899
Quaker City A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Results from the Philadelphia Record.
Apr 1899
Quaker City A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision provided by Philadelphia Item.
Mar 1899
Quaker City A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision provided by Philadelphia Item.
Mar 1899
Toronto, Ontario
Feb 1899
Quaker City A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decsion provided by Philadelphia Item.
Nov 1898
Quaker City A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Nov 1898
Chicago, Illinois
Oct 1898
Pelican A.C., Brooklyn, New York
Jun 1898
Tattersall's, Chicago, Illinois
Billed for the 'colored' Heavyweight title
Mar 1898
Arena A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision provided by Philadelphia Item.
Oct 1897
Maspeth, Queens, New York
Oct 1897
Olympic A.C., Athens, Pennsylvania
The referee declared this bout no-contest as Strong occupied himself with running away and few blows were struck. Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Mar 1897
Arena A.C., New York, New York
Dec 1896
Broadway A.C., New York, New York
Billed for the vacant 'colored' Heavyweight title. Armstrong, called "The New Peter Jackson" had 25 pounds over Strong and was seven inches taller but seemed fairly inept against the Chicago man.
Nov 1896
Sulzer's Harlem Casino, New York, New York
Buffalo Courier. Bout fought at catchweights.
Oct 1896
Empire A.C., Buffalo, New York
Jun 1896
Unique Theater, Brooklyn, New York
Apr 1896
Empire A.C., Maspeth, Queens, New York
Mar 1896
Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts
Feb 1896
West Newton Street Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
Feb 1896
West Newton Street Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
May 1895
New York, New York
Time of the knockout from The New York Sun. The NY Evening World had it at 1 min and 59 seconds. Courtney was down twice before the referee stopped it.
Apr 1895
New York, New York
Nov 1891
New York A.C., New York, New York
Strong was down five times in the second before the referee called a halt.
