Jul 1913
Fairmont A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Grim was down in every round, including six knockdowns in the last round, before he was put down for the count.
Jul 1913
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ford won the "newspaper decision." (Philadelphia Public Ledger and Philadelphia Inquirer)
Nov 1912
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Grim won the Philadelphia Item decision over Ramsey. Later, in the same program, Joe was edged out in a close six-rounder by by Harry Perry.
May 1912
Standard Theater, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Haney from the Philadelphia Item.
Feb 1912
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item favored Ramsey.
Feb 1912
Exact date in 1912 & location unknown.
Feb 1912
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. NOTE: Coleman had fought six one-round exhibitions at the Broadway AC on 2/1/12. No results were given for the six-round bouts on the program.
Jan 1912
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item in favor of Levinsky, who was still fighting as "Barney Williams."
Jan 1912
American A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ashe was an easy winner of the newspaper decision according to the Philadelphia Item.
Dec 1911
Unity Cycle Club, Lawrence, Massachusetts
Sep 1911
State Armory, Meriden, Connecticut
Specified as Joe Grim of Philadelphia (The Bridgeport Evening Farmer).
Jun 1911
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from both the Philadelphia Item and the Philadelphia Record.
May 1911
Standard Theater, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. This was the only result reported from thie program.
Apr 1911
Fairmount Club, Calgary, Alberta
Fullerton, an ex-fighter, had little experience as a referee. When the bell rang ending the 8th round, Grim dropped his mitts and started to return to his corner, whereupon Luck McCarty hit him a right uppercut and brought a flow of blood from his nose. Grim refused to continue, claiming a foul, but Fullerton called it a draw, despite the fact there were two rounds left.Calgary Herald
Dec 1910
Gayety Theater, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Fitzgerald-Grim was the only fight on the entertainment program. This is one of the very few times that Grim was stopped in his long and punishing career. Result is from the Philadelphia Item.
Nov 1910
20th Century A.C., Shenandoah, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item.
Nov 1910
Grim A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Boston Globe had Mansfield winning. The Philadelphia Record reported that Mansfield defeated Grim. It was the main event of Grim's brief and unsuccesful attempt to promote boxing.
Oct 1910
Orpheum Theatre, Easton, Pennsylvania
Allentown Morning Call scored for Grim. Philadelphia Record and The Philadelphia Item called the fight a draw.
Sep 1910
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item in favor Haney. The results of the other four fights on the program were not given by the Item. The participants were scheduled to be as follows: Jack Reardon v. Jimmy Dolan, 6; Johnny Stinger v. Davey Rubb, 6; Joe Smith v. Lew Siegel, 6; Gus Philbin v. Tommy Evans, 6.
Sep 1910
Bastian A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Record in favor of Fitzgerald. Other fights scheduled for this program, but results not given in the Philadelphia Item: Kid Williams v. Fred Blackburn, 6; Marty Williams v. Eddie Forrest, 6; Jimmy Dougherty v. Happy Nevins, 6; Johnny Reilly v. Frankie Smith, 6.
Sep 1910
Nonpareil A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from both the Philadelphia Item and the Philadelphia Record. As usual, Grim received a drubbing.
Jun 1910
Hippodrome, Paris, Paris
Weights taken from a report in Le Rappel June 28, 1910.
Dec 1909
Charters Towers, Queensland
(Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader, February 7, 1910)
May 1909
Theatre Royal, Perth, Western Australia
Apr 1909
Gaiety Theatre, Zeehan, Tasmania
Tasmania State Heavyweight Title
Mar 1909
Her Majesty's Theatre, Ballarat, Victoria
Feb 1909
Melbourne Athletic Club, Melbourne, Victoria
Feb 1909
Gaiety Athletic Hall, Sydney, New South Wales
Jan 1909
Gaiety Athletic Hall, Sydney, New South Wales
Sydney Sportsman Wed 6 Jan 1909 Page 6
Dec 1908
Cyclorama, Melbourne, Victoria
Stopped when police intervened
Nov 1908
Gaiety Athletic Hall, Sydney, New South Wales
Sydney Sportsman Wed 25 Nov 1908 Page 6
Oct 1908
Gaiety Athletic Hall, Sydney, New South Wales
Sydney Sportsman Wed 21 Oct 1908 Page 6
Oct 1908
Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales
Sydney Sportsman Wed 7 Oct 1908 Page 6
Jun 1908
Vancouver, British Columbia
May 1908
Reliance A.C., Oakland, California
Feb 1908
Starlight Athletic Club, New Orleans, Louisiana
Grim hit Burgo in the groin.
Feb 1908
Keystone A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item.
Sep 1907
Dry Dock A.C., New York, New York
Jun 1907
Monumental Theater, Baltimore, Maryland
Apr 1907
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Burke from the Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Record, and Philadelphia Item.
Feb 1907
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Although Martin won clearly, Grim gave him a tough fight.
Feb 1907
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from both the Philadelphia Item favored Grim but the Phildelphia Record called Gunther the winner. Grim was down only once.
Dec 1906
Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania
Dec 1906
Turner Hall, Homestead, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post.
Nov 1906
Erie A.C., Erie, Pennsylvania
Jul 1906
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Thomas from Trenton Times ("Thomas did not stop Grim, but he gave the Italian champion a hard trouncing") and Pawtucket (RI) Evening Times ("Thomas was entitled to the verdict at the finish"). The Philadelphia Item also said that Grim was badly drubbed by Thomas.
Jul 1906
Landmessers Hall, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
(Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader)
Jun 1906
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Burke was an easy win over Grim according to the Philadelphia Item.
May 1906
Remsen A.C., New York, New York
Grim was down once in the 2nd round, and seven times in the 3rd. (Brooklyn Daily Eagle)
Apr 1906
New York, New York
(Philadelphia Inquirer May 13, 1906)
Apr 1906
Altoona, Pennsylvania
Mar 1906
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
For the second time Clancy gave Grim a bad beating, according to the Philadelphia Item.
Mar 1906
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Clancy gave Grim a drubbing according to the Philadelphia Item.
Jan 1906
Central A.C., New York, New York
Newspaper decision for Burke from Pawtucket (RI) Evening Times ("Burke did all the work and was entitled to the verdict").
Jan 1906
Panorama Building, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Nov 1905
Lawrence, Massachusetts
Sep 1905
Keystone A.C., Allentown, Pennsylvania
This was a referee's decision. Actually, Williams gave Grim a sound licking.
Aug 1905
Reading Ball Park, Reading, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Daly from Philadelphia Inquirer and Trenton Times.
Jul 1905
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Johnson "bested" Grim, "knocking him down more than a dozen times. Grim was down and taking the count when the gong ended the bout." (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) According to the Philadelphia Item Johnson gave Grim the worst punishment of his career.
Mar 1905
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item in favor of Ryan.
Mar 1905
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Grim from both the Philadelphia Item and the Philadelphia Record. A draw from Philadelphia Inquirer. It was a close and hard-fought affair.
Feb 1905
Kensington A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"Burke was too clever for Grim and won hands down." (Baltimore Sun) The Philadelphia Item said that Burke gave Grim a "sound licking."
Feb 1905
Maennerchor Hall, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Item gave its newspaper verdict as a draw.
Feb 1905
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Wilson from the Philadelphia Item. Grim gave a good account of himself even though he had been ill.
Jan 1905
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Grim was punished badly.
Dec 1904
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
According to the details of reports in both the Philadelphia Item and Phila. Record Grim won two of the six rounds.
Dec 1904
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Blackburn from Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Item, NY Evening World, NY Sun. As usual, Grim received a bad beating.
Nov 1904
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Blackburn from Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Item, Philadelphia Record>, NY Sun. This may have been Grim's best fight. He hurt Blackburn several times, but was himself almost knocked out in round five.
Oct 1904
Richmond A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result is from the Philadelphia Item, Grim winning by disqualification if Burke.
Oct 1904
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Clancy gave Joe Grim a thorough beating in their six-rounder.
Oct 1904
Excelsior Hall, Reading, Pennsylvania
Douglass billed from Savannah (Philadelphia Inquirer). Result from the Philadelphia Item.
Oct 1904
Mount Clemens, Michigan
Sep 1904
Manhattan A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. As usual, Grim received a drubbing, but stayed on his feet.
Sep 1904
Saginaw, Michigan
Sep 1904
Manhattan A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item, in favor of Stift.
Jul 1904
Manhattan A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from Philadelphia Item. This time Grim gave Williams a good fight.
Jul 1904
Twelfth Street Park, Chester, Pennsylvania
Jun 1904
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Inquirer. Bennett handed Grim a trouncing.
Jun 1904
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item in favor of Holly.
May 1904
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Maher won the newspaper decision decisively from Grim according to the Philadelphia Item.
Apr 1904
Broadway A.C., Chester, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision of a draw from the Philadelphia Item.
Apr 1904
Richmond A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Harry Berger from the Philadelphia Item.
Apr 1904
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Item gave Devine the newspaper decision but reported that it was a close fight. Philadelphia Inquirer gave Grim the fight even though Devine won the last two rounds.
Apr 1904
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Item gave Grim the newspaper decision. This was a big upset.
Apr 1904
Broadway A.C., Chester, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Item. It was a rare win for Joe Grim.
Mar 1904
Southern A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Grim took a severe beating.
Feb 1904
Lenox A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Item considered the outcome of this fight to be a draw, but Grim gave Ziegler a hard fight.
Feb 1904
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Item reported that Jeffords had the better of it, but he did not beat Grim badly.
Jan 1904
Shlegel's Hall, Baltimore, Maryland
Gans was to stop Grim in 6 rounds or forfeit $100 for every round after the 6th. The winner of the fight was to receive 60 per cent of the purse, and the loser 40 per cent.
According to the Baltimore Sun report, Grim was knocked down in the 10th round, but non-local reports mention no knockdown.
According to AP report, Gans weighed about 138 pounds, while Grim seemed to be twenty-five pounds heavier.
Jan 1904
Arbelten Hall, Saginaw, Michigan
Weights given according to Saginaw Evening News.
Dec 1903
Chicago, Illinois
Bouts took place at the Kingston Social Club
Oct 1903
Washington S.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Gans from Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Record, Wilkes-Barre Times, Boston Journal, NY Times (wire), Baltimore Sun.
Grim was down twice in the 1st round, once in the 2nd, three times in the 3rd, once in the 4th, three times in the 5th.
Oct 1903
Southern A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Fitzsimmons from the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Record, in favor of Grim. "Grim was down twice in the second round, once in the third (an accidental fall), three times in the fourth, six times in the fifth and eight times in the sixth." (Philadelphia Record). Despite his numerous trips to the canvas, Grim did not seem to be badly hurt until the last round, most of the knockdowns seeming to be "strategic." The results of the other bouts on the program were not reported.
Sep 1903
State A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphi Item. Grim was floored once but was not badly beaten.
Jul 1903
Industrial Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Unintentional low blow. (Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Record)
Jun 1903
Southern A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Fought at 165 pounds. Newspaper decision for Carter from Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Item. Carter gave Grim a bad pummeling, but failed to floor him.
May 1903
Southern A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Cole won easily.
Apr 1903
Southern A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Thompson dropped Grim in the first round and beat him easily.
Apr 1903
Southern A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Grim was floored three times and suffered a bad beating.
Feb 1903
Ariel A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Record reported that McKeever "pounded Joe Grim badly" and walloped him 6 rounds.
Jan 1903
Ariel A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item, according to which Bennett gave Grim a bad licking.
Jan 1903
Hersker's Theatre, Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia Inquirer 1/16/1903)
Jan 1903
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Grim "took a severe drubbing." (Trenton Times) "O'Brien broke a knuckle on his right hand." Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. This program drew the largest house of any ever held at the Broadway, at least until that time.
Dec 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Results from the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Item, bothin favor of Campbell, who gave Grim a severe trouncing.
Dec 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Grim was an easy winner over Daly according to the Philadelphia Item.
Dec 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dec 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Grim,
Dec 1902
South Philadelphia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Grim was down in rounds three and six, but survived by holding on. Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item The South Philadelphia A.C. was previously called the Art A.C.and the Penn Art Club.
Nov 1902
Armory Hall, Chester, Pennsylvania
From the Pittsburgh Press.
Nov 1902
Penn Art Club, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cole floored Grim twice, once each in rounds two and five, and won decisively. Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item.
Nov 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from Philadelphia Item. Another easy win for Williams.
Oct 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Oct 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
According to the Philadelphia Item, Kid Williams gave Grim a bad thrashing.
Oct 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from Philadelphia Item. Grim took another beating.
Oct 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia Inquirer) The Item called this win for Grim "suspicious, " evidently feeling that Todd "took a dive."
Oct 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from Philadelphia Item. Grim took a sound thrashing.
Oct 1902
Quaker City A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sep 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Another win for White over Grim.
Sep 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Grim took a bad licking.
Sep 1902
Penn Art Club, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from a Philadelphia Newspaper Clip.
Sep 1902
Golden Gate A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia Inquirer) Result from the Philadelphia Item. Grim was originally scheduled to ox Morris Mahoney, who was too drunk to fight.
Aug 1902
Golden Gate A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result is from the Philadelphia Item.
Aug 1902
Golden Gate A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision was in favor of Joe Grim, from the Philadelphia Item.
Aug 1902
Golden Gate A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Item.
Jul 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jul 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This was a draw from Philadelphia Record. Childs was also known as "St. Mary's Bully, " and "Texas Bully.""
Jul 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Item.
May 1902
South Side A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. This was Spencer's second win over Grim.
May 1902
South End A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Item. Both Grim and Hitchens were substitutes.
May 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Krall floored Grim twice and gave him a bad thrashing.
May 1902
South End A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia Inquirer) and Philadelphia Item.
May 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Grim took "an awful pounding."
Apr 1902
Keystone A.C., Allentown, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Item.
Mar 1902
Keystone A.C., Allentown, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Sullivan from the Philadelphia Item.
Mar 1902
Maennerchor Hall, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Reports giving the location of this fight in Philadelphia are misleading; it was common for reports to be shown as filed in a larger city (such as Philadelphia) near a small one (such as Lancaster).
Mar 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Holly won decisively.
Mar 1902
Nonpareil A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The fight was stopped because of crowd disorder.
Mar 1902
Keystone A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Grim from the Philadelphia Item. This was the second fight on this date for Grim.
Feb 1902
Washington S.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for Grim from Philadelphia Inquirer and also the Philadelphia Item.
Feb 1902
Washington S.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Listed as Billy Austia (Philadelphia Inquirer). Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item.
Feb 1902
Nonpareil A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Item.
Feb 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item was in favor of Jennings.
Feb 1902
Washington S.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item. Although definitely a superior fighter, Mulhall could not seem to hurt Grim.
Feb 1902
Central A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision provided by Philadelphia Record.
Feb 1902
West Philadelphia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Item, newspaper decision in favor of Grim.
Jan 1902
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Item, with McKenna (a novice) getting the newspaper decision.
Jan 1902
Knickerbocker A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jan 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Item.
Jan 1902
Knickerbocker A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Item.
Jan 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Item. This was the first of two bouts on this program for Grim.
Jan 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
From the Philadelphia Item. This was Grim's second fight of the night. Martin was often called "The Terrible Swede, "
Jan 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
According to the Philadelphia Item, this was Pizer's pro debut.
Jan 1902
Central A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision provided by the Philadelphia Record.
Jan 1902
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jan 1902
Central A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
According to the Philadelphia Item, Grim edged out a win over Daly.
Dec 1901
Knickerbocker A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Item.
Dec 1901
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item in favor of Grim.
Dec 1900
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Item reported that Joe Grim and Bob Smith fought on even terms.
Dec 1900
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dec 1900
Central A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Kid Williams over Joe Grim (Philadelphia Item).
Dec 1900
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Nov 1900
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Nov 1900
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision in favor of Kid Williams.
Nov 1900
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision for MacEligott from Philadelphia Inquirer. Reported as McEligott's debut in the ring.
Nov 1900
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Item. This was a "narrow" loss for Grim, the second of two fights that he had on this date.
Nov 1900
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Grim's second fight of the night. He had won the first one from Young Ramsey.
Nov 1900
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
As Joe Grimm. Winner not specified. Bout was a "farce" (Philadelphia Inquirer).
Oct 1900
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Results from the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Item.
Oct 1900
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Newspaper decision from the Philadelphia Item, which described this as a "wild" fight.
Oct 1900
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kid Williams won the newspaper decision over Joe Gram (from the Philadelphia Item).
Oct 1900
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sankey and Grim met in the National A.C.
Oct 1900
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Grim and Ramsey boxed to a draw.
Sep 1900
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sep 1900
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Barber won the newspaper decision from Grim, according to the Philadelphia Item.
Sep 1900
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Item gave its newapaper decision to Joe Grim.
Aug 1900
National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Result from the Philadelphia Item.
Jan 1900
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"Grim came up very gallus in the second round, but he soon dropped the air as Smith landed a few hard blows on his face and body that had the delegate from League Island fighting in a wild state. After a few more moments of fiddling on the part of Smith, which caused an anxious look to appear upon Grim's face, the big black ended the agony by catching Joe on the stomach, which sent Grim down for good and out." From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Jul 1899
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
As Lew Pyle and Joe Grimm (Philadelphia Inquirer).
Jul 1899
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"The bout between Joe Grim and Spike Coan was an all one-sided affair, Grim taking a great deal of punishment, he going to the floor one or two times in every round, but he gamely stuck at it till the end, and was warmly applauded by the spectators for his gameness." (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
Jun 1899
Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
As Joe Grimm and Lew Ryle (Philadelphia Inquirer).
