Strib W-10 Harry Dillon at Portland, OR, Nov. 4, 1927.
You had him W-6 Angus Snyder at Spokane.
Source: day-after TACOMA NEWS-TRIBUNE.
I made the change.
The Nov. 10 Strib-Dillon appears to be a dupe to be deleted.
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=012052
Barry: Young Stribling
re
Ric,
Yeah, I had already changed the bout in my records. Here is the most recent record that I have for Stribling...I hope the format turns out alright.
W.L. "Young" Stribling
"King of the Canebrakes"
Record compiled by
Barry Deskins
W.L. "Young" Stribling
"King of the Canebrakes"
(William Lawrence Stribling Jr.,)
Born: December 26, 1904 Bainbridge, GA
Died: October 2, 1933 Macon, GA
Manager: W. L. “Pa” Stribling Sr.
Total Bouts: 290
254-16-16 (127 KO) ND 2, NC 2
1921
Jan 17 Kid Domb Atlanta, GA W 4 --
Feb 9 Kid Nappie Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) W 4 TAC
Feb 15 Tim O'Dowd Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) (1:45) KO 1 TAC
Feb 18 Kid Sullivan Atlanta, GA KO 1 --
Mar 23 Benny Harvey Milledgeville, GA W 10 --
Mar 30 Dick Leonard Savannah, GA L 8 TAC
Apr 5 Battling Michaud Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) W 10 TAC
May 5 Lou Gomez Macon, GA KO 3 --
May 26 Dick Leonard Macon, GA W 10 AC
Jun 7 Dick Leonard Atlanta, GA (Business Men’s AC) W 10 TAC
Jun 13 Duette Allred Birmingham, AL KO 2 --
Jun 23 Jim Waites Macon, GA KO 3 --
Jul 4 Kid Bartlett Macon, GA KO 9 --
Jul 12 Kid Young Atlanta, GA (Business Men’s AC) KO 8 TAC
Aug 4 Kid Peck Macon, GA W 10 TAC
Aug 15 Freddie Boorde Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) W 10 TAC
Sep 5 Fearless Ferns Macon, GA (Central City Park) D 10 TAC
Sep 29 Red Keenan Columbus, GA KO 5 --
Oct 10 Rabbit Palmer Macon, GA W 10 TAC
Oct 25 Joe Matranga Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) W 10 TAC
Nov 9 Freddie Boorde Macon, GA (Hugh G. Martin Arena) D 10 TAC
Nov 29 Dick Leonard Savannah, GA (Municipal Auditorium) W 10 --
Dec 5 Fearless Ferns Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) W 10 --
Dec 19 Freddie Boorde Macon, GA W 10 --
Dec 26 Battling Budd Atlanta, GA D 10 --
1922
Jan 16 Jack Bradley Columbia, SC KO 2 --
Jan 23 Freddie Boorde Birmingham, AL D 10 --
Feb 2 Battling Budd Macon, GA W 10 --
Feb 13 Sailor Blanque Birmingham, AL W 10 --
Mar 7 Larry Avera Atlanta, GA D 10 --
Mar 13 Battling Kelly Birmingham, AL W 10 --
Mar 23 Spike Maloney Macon, GA KO 6 --
Mar 28 Battling Budd Atlanta, GA L 10 --
Apr 6 Terry Nelson Albany, GA W 10 AC
Apr 21 Battling Kelly Nashville, TN W 8 --
Apr 25 Larry Avers Atlanta, GA D 10 --
May 3 Battling Budd Macon, GA D 10 --
May 19 Battling Budd Albany, GA D 10 --
May 24 Joe Marks Macon, GA W 10 AC
Jun 2 Larry Avera Americus, GA W 10 --
Jun 6 Johnny Flynn Chattanooga, TN W 8 --
Jun 12 Battling Budd Charlotte, NC ND L 10 AC
Jul 4 Jake Abel Macon, GA W 10 PR
Jul 27 Frankie Lewis Macon, GA KO 8 AC
Aug 4 Jimmy Conway Savannah, GA W 10 --
Aug 9 Kid Suby Columbus, GA W 10 --
Aug 17 Bill Kennedy Bainbridge, GA KO 3 --
Sep 4 Red Herring Macon, GA (Central City Park) D 10 AC
Sep 14 Eddie Hanlon Americus, GA KO 1 AC
Sep 29 Jojo Johnson Thomasville, GA KO 4 AC
Oct 4 Red Herring Macon, GA W 10 AC
Oct 14 Young Wallace Havana, Cuba KO 10 --
Oct 20 Tiger Toro Johnson City, IL (TN?) W 6 --
Nov 9 Jack Denham Macon, GA (City Auditorium) W 10 AC
Nov 18 Tony Marullo (Joe?) Havana, Cuba W 12 PR
Dec 1 Bill McGowan Quitman, GA W 10 --
Dec 7 Jimmy King Macon, GA W 10 --
Dec 26 Frankie Lewis Johnson City, IL (TN?) W 8 --
Dec 29 Jack Denham Birmingham, AL KO 7 --
1923
Jan 1 Jack Middleton Macon, GA KO 1 --
Jan 19 George Shade Macon, GA W 10 CT
Jan 26 Tony Marullo New Orleans, LA TK 9 AC
Jan 30 Harry Krohn Atlanta, GA W 10 AC
Feb 8 George Kuhn Macon, GA (City Auditorium) W 10 CT
Feb 27 Bill McGowan Rome, GA W 10 --
Mar 1 Johnny Klesch Macon, GA W 10 AC
Mar 9 Jackie Clark Atlanta, GA D 10 CT
Mar 20 Leo Leonard Savannah, GA W 10 --
Mar 29 George Kuhn Columbus, GA KO 9 CT
Apr 19 “Happy” Harry Howard Macon, GA W 10 AC
Apr 23 Red McLachlin Miami, FL ND W 10 AC
Apr 26 “Kid” Suby Augusta, GA (Legion Hall) TK 7 AC
May 4 Frank Carbone Atlanta, GA L 10 AC
May 17 Al Nelson Atlanta, GA KO 5 --
Jun 4 Jimmy Darcy Columbus, GA (Driving Park) W 10 TAC
Jun 14 Jack McCarron Macon, GA W 10 AC
Jun 18 Vic McLaughlin Savannah, GA D 10 AC
Jun 25 “Happy” Harry Howard Shreveport, LA W 15 --
Aug 31 Joe Burgman Tennille, EX 3 AC
Sep 10 Sailor Martin Miami, FL ND W 10 AC
Sep 19 Jimmy Conway Rome, GA KO 8 --
Oct 4 Mike McTigue Columbus, GA D 10 AC
Oct 15 Tommy Burns Detroit, MI ND D 10 IDS
Oct 18 Steve Choynski Macon, GA KO 5 AC
Nov 26 Joe Eagan Boston, MA W 10 PR
Dec 15 Eddie McDonald Johnson City, IL (TN?) KO 5 --
Dec 18 Bill McGowan Knoxville, TN ND W 8 AC
Dec 21 Harry Krohn Miami, FL ND W 12 AC
1924
Jan 1 Dave Rosenberg Newark, NJ (1st Regiment Armory) ND W 12 AC
Jan 3 Kid Numbers Fayetteville, NC (Ft. Bragg Arena) KO 4 AC
Jan 10 Mike Nestor Miami, FL KO 5 AC
Jan 14 Norman Genet West Palm Beach, FL LF 6 AC
Jan 21 Harry Fay Indianapolis, IN ND W 10 AC
Jan 29 Billy Shade Atlanta, GA W 10 AC
Feb 4 Vic McLaughlin Columbus, GA W 10 AC
Feb 11 Jack Schoendorf Cincinnati, OH ND W 10 AC
Feb 15 Roughhouse Ross Savannah, GA (0:45) KO 2 AC
Feb 25 Jimmy Slattery Buffalo, NY L 6 AC
Feb 28 Jack Perry Ft. Bragg, NC KO 2 MNR
Mar 31 Mike McTigue Newark, NJ (1st Regiment Armory) ND W12 AC
Apr 11 “Gunner” Joe Quinn Appleton, WI TK 9 AC
Apr 14 Tex McEwen Philadelphia, PA TK 7 AC
Apr 25 Walter “Young” Rollo Norfolk, VA KO 2 WP
Apr 29 Mike Burke New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) W 6 WP
May 2 Tommy Burns Toronto, Canada W 10 AC
May 8 Billy Conley Youngstown, OH ND W 12 AC
May 20 Dan O'Dowd Atlanta, GA W 10 AC
May 28 Ray Neuman New Haven, CT W 12 AC
Jun 26 Tommy Loughran New York, NY W 6 CT
Aug 12 Leo Leonard Charleston, SC KO 3 AC
Aug 14 Bill Bailey Columbia, SC EX 3 AC
Aug 14 Joe Burman Columbia, SC EX 3 AC
Aug 18 Jack Stone Johnson City, TN KO 4 MNR
Aug 27 Paul Berlenbach New York, NY (Velodrome) D 6 AC
Sep 1 Young Bob Fitzsimmons Macon, GA (Central Park) W 10 MNR
Sep 4 Grady “Irish” Sizemore Asheville, SC KO 3 AC
Sep 5 Bill Clemons Knoxville, TN ND W 8 AC
Sep 9 Glenn Clickner Columbus, OH KO 2 BG
Sep 13 Mike Nestor Portland, ME KO 2 MNR
Sep 16 Tommy Robson Boston, MA W 10 AC
Sep 24 Ad Stone Newark, NJ ND L 12 AC
Sep 27 Vic McLaughlin Raleigh, NC ND W 10 MNR
Sep 29 Jimmy Cox Memphis, TN ND L 8 IBRO
Nov 11 Fay Kaiser Greenville, SC KO 4 AC
Nov 27 Harry Fay Atlanta, GA W 10 AC
Dec 12 Joe Lohman Grand Rapids, MI ND W 10 PR
Dec 15 Johnny Klesh Dayton, OH ND W 12 IDS
1925
Jan 12 Hugh Walker Miami, FL ND W 10 MNR
Jan 14 Mike Wallace St. Petersburg, FL ND W 10 MNR
Jan 21 Jimmy Delaney Grand Rapids, MI ND W 10 AC
Feb 2 Joe Burke Columbus, GA (2:00) KO 3 AC
Feb 20 Ted Jamieson Savannah, GA TK 6 AC
Feb 27 Jimmy Delaney Milwaukee, WI ND D 10 AC
Mar 3 Dan O’Dowd Kalamazoo, MI ND W 10 AC
Mar 9 Harry Fay Pittsburgh, PA W 10 CDM
Mar 28 Tommy Loughran San Francisco, CA W 10 AC
Apr 7 Hugh Walker Augusta, GA (Warren Park) W 10 AC
May 7 Quintin Romero Rojas Boston, MA KO 4 PR
May 19 Hugh Walker Kansas City, KS ND W 10 AC
May 25 “Chief” John Metaquah Hutchinson, KS ND W 10 CT
Jun 2 Buck Brady Greensboro, NC KO 3 AC
Jun 8 Bill “Bearcat” Clemons Baltimore, MD TK 3 AC
Jun 15 George Cook Boston, MA (Mechanic’s Building) W 10 AC
Jun 29 Bud Gorman Detroit, MI W 10 AC
Jul 2 Johnny Risko East Chicago, IN ND W 10 WDF
Jul 9 Billy Freas Grand Rapids, MI KO 7 PR
Jul 17 Jack Matlock Wichita, KS KO 3 --
Jul 28 Harry Perkins Colorado Springs, CO W 10 --
Aug 4 John Lee Salt Lake City, UT KO 2 PO
Aug 18 Jimmy Delaney Vernon, CA W 10 PO
Aug 21 Jack Lynch Phoenix, AZ W 10 PR
Aug 25 Red Fitzsimmons El Paso, TX (Fort Bliss) KO 3 PAR
Aug 27 Jack League San Antonio, TX KO 4 PAR
Aug 31 Peck Warren Dallas, TX KO 6 --
Oct 10 “Sailor” Eddie Huffman Los Angeles, CA W 10 PR
Oct 22 Tom McKiernan Columbus, SC KO 2 MCA
Nov 2 Soldier Buck Memphis, TN KO 3 CT
Nov 7 George Cook Columbus, GA W 10 MCA
Nov 27 Billy Britton New Orleans, LA KO 1 PR
Dec 4 Tony Burns Grand Rapids, MI ND W 10 CT
1926
Mar 25 Jimmy Slattery New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) W 10 MNR
Apr 12 Chick Burns Wichita, KS ND W 10 CT
Apr 13 Tommy Marvin Oklahoma City, OK KO 3 AC
Apr 20 Joe Lohman Kansas City, KS W 10 CT
Apr 24 Billy Britton Topeka, KS KO 3 CT
Apr 26 Mike Wallace Memphis, TN KO 3 CT
Apr 20 Joe Lohman Kansas City, KS W 10 MNR
May 14 Johnny Risko New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) W 10 AC
May 24 Ray Neuman Atlanta, GA W 10 AC
Jun 10 Paul Berlenbach New York, NY (Yankee Stadium) L 15 MDS
Sep17 Buck Ashton Tampa, FL (Benjamin Field Arena) TK 9 AC
Sep 21 Chuck Burns Atlanta, GA W 10 CT
Sep 30 Frankie Busch Memphis, TN KO 6 CT
Oct 15 Lou Bollinger Waterloo, IA TK 3 AC
Oct 18 Soldier Buck Louisville, KY KO 12 AC
Nov 11 Battling Levinsky Des Moines, IA ND W 10 PR
Nov 18 Ed “KO” Smith Miami, FL W 10 MNR
Nov 26 Big Boy Peterson Tampa, FL KO 5 PR
Dec 20 Joe Lohman Macon, GA KO 7 AC
1927
Feb 7 Eddie Huffman New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) W 10 MNR
Mar 3 Leo Gates Atlanta, GA TK 5 AC
Mar 10 Eddie Civel Macon, GA KO 2 MNR
Mar 17 Maxie Rosenbloom Boston, MA (Argonne AA) W 10 MNR
Mar 23 Art Weigand Buffalo, NY (2:16) TK 7 AC
Apr 4 Red Fitzsimmons Canton, OH KO 4 MNR
Apr 7 Jack Melrose Memphis, TN KO 2 MNR
Apr 18 Benny Ross Buffalo, NY W 10 AC
May 3 Tommy Loughran Brooklyn, NY (Ebbets Field) L 10 MNR
May 13 Jimmy Byrne Louisville, KY ND W 12 PR
May 19 Tiny Herman Columbus, GA W 10 --
Jul 4 Chuck Wiggins Macon, GA WF 6 AC
Jul 21 Otto von Porat Minneapolis, MN ND W 10 PR
Aug 12 Chuck Wiggins Indianapolis, IN D 10 --
Aug 29 Ed Smith Tulsa, OK KO 3 PR
Sep 6 Leo Diebel Omaha, NE NC 6 AC
Oct 28 Mike Arnold Wichita, KS KO 4 --
Nov 4 Harry Dillon Portland, OR W 10 RC
Nov 8 Angus Snyder Spokane, WA W 6 IBRO
Nov 21 Andy "Kid" Palmer Valdosta, GA KO 4 PR
Dec 9 Lou Scozza Buffalo, NY W 10 PR
Dec 15 Tom Kirby Wilkes-Barre, PA W 10 PR
1928
Jan 9 Chuck Wiggins Wichita, KS W 10 --
Jan 23 Martin Burke Miami, FL (0:45) KO 1 AC
Jan 30 Chuck Burns Tulsa, OK W 15 AC
Feb 6 Marine Toliver Birmingham, AL KO 2 R 3/28
Feb 7 “Sailor” Tom Maxted Jacksonville, FL KO 2 AC
Feb 23 Joe Clancy Birmingham, AL (0:10) KO 2 AC
Feb 29 Al Friedman Miami, FL KO 2 --
Mar 6 Chuck Wiggins Cleveland, OH W 10 AC
Mar 12 George Avera Dothan, AL KO 2 AC
Mar 16 Pat Joyce Augusta, GA (New Baseball Stadium) KO 1 AC
Mar 30 Earl “Little Boy” Blue Tampa, FL TK 2 AC
Apr 3 Marshall Blackstock Sarasota, FL (0:20) KO 2 AC
Apr 11 George Gemas Goldsboro, NC KO 3 WDF
Apr 15 "Italian" Jack Herman Jacksonville, FL KO 2 --
Apr 23 Joe Dawson White Chattanooga, TN (1:30) KO 2 AC
Apr 30 Rough Rowsey Miami, FL KO 2 --
May 8 Andres Canstano West Palm Beach, FL KO 2 --
May 9 Pete Angeles Orlando, FL KO 2 AC
May 12 Charles Randell Pensacola, FL KO 2 --
May 18 Marcello Gubinelli Tampa, FL (1:30) KO 1 AC
May 25 Tommy Stone Albany, GA KO 1 --
May 30 Johnny Urban Chattanooga, TN KO 5 AC
Jun 1 Joe King Meridian, MS KO 2 --
Jun 5 Ted Cook Meridian, MS KO 3 AC
Jun 7 Harry Fay Jacksonville, FL W 10 AC
Jun 12 Joe Packo Montgomery, AL KO 7 --
Jul 2 Wild Bill Rowe Daytona, FL KO 2 --
Jul 4 Buckeye Harris Macon, GA KO 3 --
Jul 20 Tom Kirby Chicago, IL W 10 AC
Jul 24 Bill Jordan Highpoint, NC (0:40) KO 1 AC
Aug 6 Jack Ryan Wilmington, NC KO 2 AC
Aug 13 Martin Burke Mobile, AL (1:45) TK 1 AC
Sep 6 Johnny Squires New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) (0:44) TK 2 AC
Sep 20 Frankie Wine Grand Rapids, MI W 10 --
Oct 30 “Big” Sid Terris Atlanta, GA KO 3 AC
Nov 30 Ray Neuman Charlotte, NC KO 6 AC
Dec 18 Billy Freas St. Louis, MO KO 1 AC
Dec 20 Don “Pancho” Castano Macon, GA KO 2 AC
Dec 21 Marshal Blackstock Augusta, GA (Imperial Theatre) KO 2 AC
1929
Jan 1 Jack League Kansas City, MO (Convention Hall) KO 1 AC
Jan 9 Tommy Stone Durham, NC KO 2 SFC
Jan 18 Art Malay Norfolk, VA KO 3 AC
Jan 21 Sully Montgomery Memphis, TN KO 2 AC
Jan 25 Ralph Smith New Orleans, LA TK 3 AC
Feb 27 Jack Sharkey Miami, FL L 10 AC
Jun 17 Babe Hunt Wichita, KS ND W 10 SFC
Jun 23 Jack Lee Flint, MI KO 8 --
Jul 4 Tony Fuentes Birmingham, AL KO 2 AC
Jul 11 Jack DeMave Knoxville, TN W 8 SFC
Jul 18 George Cook Kansas City, KS ND W 10 AC
Jul 28 Frankie Wine Nashville, TN W 8 R 10/29
Jul 29 Babe Hunt Tulsa, OK LF 6 SFC
Aug 12 Harry Fay Little Rock, AK KO 5 SFC
Aug 19 Joe Sekyra Kansas City, KS ND W 10 SFC
Aug 30 Joe Packo Evansville, IN W 10 SFC
Sep 2 George Cook Macon, GA TK 8 SFC
Sep 24 Johnny Gibbons Cairo, GA KO 3 SFC
Nov 6 Maurice Griselle Paris, France W 10 SFC
Nov 18 Primo Carnera London, England LF 4 AC
Dec 7 Primo Carnera Paris, France WF 7 AC
1930
Jan 22 Jack DeMave Atlanta, GA KO 1 AC
Feb 17 Joe Packo New Orleans, LA KO 8 --
May 8 Hans Schoenrath London, England TK 2 CDM
Jun 5 Frankie Wine Birmingham, AL W 10 --
Jun 20 Otto von Porat Chicago, IL (Chicago Stadium) (2:50) KO 1 AC
Jul 28 Phil Scott London, England (Wimbledon Stadium) KO 2 AC
Oct 31 Meyer "K.O." Christner Boston, MA (Argonne AA) TK 3 AC
Nov 11 Arthur DeKuh Atlanta, GA W 10 --
Nov 19 Whitey Gorasline Grand Rapids, MI KO 3 CDM
Dec 12 Tuffy Griffiths Chicago, IL (Chicago Stadium) W 10 AC
1931
Mar 29 Champ Clark Matamoros, Mexico EX 4 --
Jul 3 Max Schmeling Cleveland, OH (Municipal Stadium) (2:46) LTK 15 AC
--For World Heavyweight Title.
Oct 19 Salvatore Ruggeriello Wichita, KS KO 2 AC
Nov 3 Fred Fitzsimmons Springfield, MO KO 4 AC
Nov 11 Pat Fay Muskogee, OK KO 2 R 1/32
Nov 23 Pietro Corri Birmingham, AL ND -- 10 --
1932
Feb 26 Ernie Schaaf Chicago, IL (Chicago Stadium) L 10 CDM
May 10 George Neron Johnson City, IL (TN?) W 10 --
May 16 Joe Doktor Toronto, Canada W 9 --
May 23 “Big” Sid Terris Winston-Salem, NC KO 5 AC
May 30 Johnny Freeman Huntsville, AL ND -- 10 --
Jul 4 Ambrose Palmer Sydney, Australia KO 10 --
Jul 15 Frankie Wine Sydney, Australia W 15 --
Aug 10 Jack Renault Brisbane, Australia TK 5 AC
Sep 24 Johnny Freeman Melbourne, Australia W 15 --
Oct 29 Johnny Freeman Sydney, Australia NC 8 --
Nov 5 Tony Gora Adelaide, Australia KO 6 --
Nov 7 George Thompson Perth, Australia KO 6 --
Dec 17 Don McCorkindale Johannesburg, South Africa W 12 IBRO
1933
Mar 6 Pierre Charles Paris, France L 8 --
Aug 2 George Neron Beckley, WVA (RMI Park) W 10 CDM
Aug 29 Benny O'Dell Rome, GA KO 2 IBRO
Sep 22 Maxie Rosenbloom Houston, TX W 10 AC
SUMMARY
Year TB W L D KO ND NC
1921 25 21 1 3 8 0 0
1922 34 26 2 6 8 0 0
1923 28 23 1 4 8 0 0
1924 37 32 4 1 13 0 0
1925 33 32 0 1 14 0 0
1926 19 18 1 0 9 0 0
1927 22 19 1 1 8 0 1
1928 39 39 0 0 33 0 0
1929 21 18 3 0 10 0 0
1930 10 10 0 0 7 0 0
1931 5 3 1 0 3 1 0
1932 13 10 1 0 5 1 1
1933 4 3 1 0 1 0 0
13 Years 290 254 16 16 127 2 2
Fight Notes
1921
Feb 9 vs. Kid Nappie--Strib boxed circles around Nappie.
Feb 15 vs. Tim O'Dowd--A “left uppercut” ended matters. A clean knockout.
Mar 30 vs. Dick Leonard--The article states that Strib had a slight lead going into the final round, but Leonard caught him flush and dropped Strip for the first time since turning pro. However, Strib was up and fighting when the final gong rang.
May 26 vs. Dick Leonard—Strib Wins Georgia Featherweight Title.
Jun 7 vs. Dick Leonard--Weights: Strib-128 ½, Leonard-127 ¾. An easy victory for Strib.
Jul 12 vs. Kid Young--Weights: Strib-129 2/3, Young-128 ½.
Aug 15 vs. Freddie Boorde--For Southern Featherweight Championship. Weights: Strib-132 ½, Boorde-129 ¾.
Sep 5 vs. Fearless Ferns--This was a very close bout. Ferns gave Strib one of his toughest fights to date.
Oct 10 vs. Rabbit Palmer--Strib won every round except one.
Oct 25 vs. Joe Matranga--This was a toe-to-toe brawl. Strib had been criticized in the past for not taking any chances by boxing in a “shell,” but against Matranga he went all-out round after round until he was declared winner after ten rounds of crowd pleasing action.
1922
Apr 6 vs. Terry Nelson--Nelson went down six times in the last round, but the bell saved him from the knockout.
Jun 12 vs. Battling Budd--Weights: Stribling-145, Budd-140. Budd carried the last six rounds on aggressiveness.
Jul 4 vs. Jake Abel--Weights: Stribling-144 ¾, Abel-145 ¼. This bout was reportedly for the welterweight title of the south. (Augusta Chronicle 7/4/22)
Jul 27 vs. Frankie Lewis--Weights: Stribling-146, Lewis-156. Lewis was down twice.
Sep 29 vs. Jojo Johnson--Weights: Stribling-152, Johnson-158. Stribling put Johnson through the ropes with a left to the chin followed by a stiff right to the stomach; Johnson was out nearly four minutes. It was also stated that Johnson was the first southpaw that Strib had faced.
Oct 4 vs. Red Herring--Weights: Stribling-149, Herring-140. Herring was down in the fourth round for a nine count.
Nov 9 vs. Jack Denham--Weights: Stribling-152, Denham-163.
Nov 18 vs. Tony Marullo (Joe?)--Was this bout 15 rounds?
1923
Jan 26 vs. Tony Marullo--Weights: Stribling-159, Marullo-162.
Jan 30 vs. Harry Krohn--Weights: Stribling-159, Krohn-165
Apr 19 vs. “Happy” Harry Howard--Weights: Stribling-163, Howard-165.
Apr 26 vs. “Kid” Suby--For the Middleweight Championship of the south.
May 4 vs. Frank Carbone--Weights: Stribling-159, Carbone-168.
Jun 28 Augusta Chronicle states that Strib is to meet Frankie Carbone in Macon, GA on July 4. Also states that Strib has fought 78 times.
Aug 31 vs. Joe Burgman, EX 3--Strib also refereed a series of bouts that included fighters from “Pa” Stribling’s stable of fighters.
Oct 4 vs. Mike McTigue--Apparently this bout was for the Light Heavyweight Title. A lot of controversy involved in this match. McTigue, states that he was forced to enter the ring at gunpoint, even though his hand was broken prior to the bout. Referee Harry Ertle later issued a signed statement that he had originally ruled the decision a draw and did not reverse his decision proclaiming Stribling the victor, even in the face of threats that if he did not award the bout to Stribling, he would never leave the arena alive. He goes on to say that Maj. John Paul Jones, head of the committee of the American Legion that staged the fight was responsible for grabbing both his and Stribling’s arms and raising them in the air. Ertle said that Promoter Major Jones later came by his hotel room afterwards and threatened Ertle that he was being watched where ever goes.
Oct 15 vs. Tommy Burns--Stribling injured his back during training for the Burns bout.
Oct 18 vs. Steve Choynski--The Augusta Chronicle states that Stribling would have to cancel several dates in order to rest his injury.
Dec 21 vs. Harry Krohn--Stribling was way too fast for Krohn. Krohn was down once in the fifth round.
1924
Jan 1 vs. Dave Rosenberg--Weights: Stribling-165 ½, Rosenberg-160 ½.
Jan 3 vs. Kid Numbers--An uppercut to the jaw put Numbers down for the count.
Jan 14 vs. Norman Genet--Stribling was easily in the lead, but after repeated warnings for hitting on the break, referee Phil Pritchard disqualified Strib. Pa Stribling immediately attacked and struck Pritchard.
Feb 11 vs. Jack Schoendorf --Weights: Stribling-164, Schoendorf-160 ¼.
Mar 31 vs. Mike McTigue--Was it considered a title fight? McTigue was on the verge of being knocked out in the tenth, but weathered the storm. New Jersey ND laws states that a title can only change hands by knockout, or foul.
Apr 14 vs. Tex McEwen--Weights: Stribling-167, McEwen-170.
Apr 25 vs. Walter “Young” Rollo--Only the gong saved Rollo in the first. In the second, two sharp blows to the stomach and two quick right hands put Rollo down for the count.
Apr 29 vs. Mike Burke--Weights: Stribling-167 ½, Burke-168 ½. Strib won every round.
May 2 vs. Tommy Burns--Weights: Stribling-166 ½, Burns-165 ¼. Stribling was down in the fourth for a short count, but won eight of the ten rounds.
May 8 vs. Billy Conley--Stribling was down for a count of four in the first round, but afterwards he punched Conley at will.
May 20 vs. Dan O'Dowd--Weights: Stribling-164 ½, O’Dowd-176. O’Dowd was down in the seventh.
May 28 vs. Ray Neuman--Weights: Stribling-168 ½, Neuman-171.
Jun 26 vs. Tommy Loughran--Weights: Stribling-164 ½, Loughran-168.
Aug 12 vs. Leo Leonard--Leonard was floored twice in the third round before Strib landed the knockout blow.
Aug 27 vs. Paul Berlenbach--Weights: Stribling-167 ½, Berlenbach-167 ½.
Sep 1 vs. “Young” Bob Fitzsimmons--Strib was the aggressor all the way and according to newspaper men, he was the best all the way.
Sep 4 vs. Grady “Irish” Sizemore--Sizemore was down a total of six times.
Sep 5 vs. Bill Clemons--Stribling floored Clemons four times in the bout.
Sep 9 vs. Glenn Clickner--Weights: Stribling-169, Clickner-164.
Sep 13 vs. Mike Nestor--A right dropped Nestor for a nine-count. Nestor arose groggy and Strib finished him with another right.
Sep 16 vs. Tommy Robson--Weights: Stribling-169, Robson-169 ½.
Sep 24 vs. Ad Stone--Weights: Stribling-168, Stone-179.
Sep 27 vs. Vic McLaughlin--Strib won by a small margin according to most newspapermen at ringside. The bout was marred with both fighters constantly clinching.
Nov 27 vs. Harry Fay--Weights: Stribling-171 ¼, Fay-170 ¾.
1925
Jan 12 vs. Hugh Walker--Weights: Strib-173, Walker-172.
Jan 14 vs. Mike Wallace--Strib took a well earned decision according to newspapermen.
Feb 2 vs. Joe Burke--Weights: Stribling-177 ½, Burke-188. This was Strib’s debut at heavyweight.
Feb 27 vs. Jimmy Delaney--Weights: Stribling-172 ¼, Delaney-168.
Mar 9 vs. Harry Fay--Charleston Daily Mail list the opponent as Harvey Fay. This was a slow bout.
Mar 28 vs. Tommy Loughran--Weights: Stribling-173, Loughran-170.
Apr 7 vs. Hugh Walker--Weights: Stribling-172
May 19 vs. Hugh Walker--Weights: Stribling-173 ½, Walker-174.
Jun 8 vs. Bill “Bearcat” Clemons--Clemons failed to land a blow, and in the final minute of the third round, he threw up his hands and left the ring.
Jun 15 vs. George Cook--Weights: Stribling-176 ½, Cook-184 ¾.
Jun 29 vs. Bud Gorman--Verdict was unpopular with the crowd.
Jul 2 vs. Johnny Risko--Risko was down for a two-count in the fourth round.
Aug 4 vs. Johnny Lee--Stribling-176 ½, Lee-196 ½.
Aug 21 vs. Jack Lynch—Stribling-172, Lynch-165.
1926
Mar 25 vs. Jimmy Slattery--Weights: Stribling-172, Slattery-163 ½.
Apr 12 vs. Chuck Burns—This was an easy win for Stribling.
Apr 13 vs. Tommy Marvin—Two fights in consecutive days.
Apr 20 vs. Joe Lohman--Strib won every round in gaining an easy decision. This bout did not occur on April 30.
May 14 vs. Johnny Risko--Weights: Stribling-174 ½, Risko-190.
Jun 10 vs. Paul Berlenbach--For World Light Heavyweight Title. Stribling-171
Sep17 vs. Buck Ashton--Weights: Stribling-174 ½, Ashton-173. In the fourth round, one of Ashton’s seconds entered the ring with a towel and the referee awarded the bout Stribling. The crowd yelled for more. As Strib was about halfway to his dressing room, matchmaker Jim Downing called him back and the bout was resumed. The referee called a halt in the nine round as Ashton was holding on for life.
Oct 15 vs. Lou Bollinger--Bollinger was down three times in the first two rounds.
Nov 18 vs. Ed “KO” Smith--Strib won every round.
Dec 20 vs. Joe Lohman--Weights: Stribling-177, Lohman-174. Lohman was down eight times in the bout.
1927
Feb 7 vs. Eddie Huffman--Weights: Both weighed in at 177 ½.
Mar 3 vs. Leo Gates--Weights: Stribling-179, Gates-198. Gates did not come out for the fifth round.
Mar 10 vs. Eddie Civel--Weights: Stribling- , Civel-215. A right to the jaw after less than a minute of fighting in the second round put Civel to sleep.
Mar 17 vs. Maxie Rosenbloom--Weights: Stribling-175 ¾, Rosenbloom-171.
Mar 23 vs. Art Weigand--Weights: Stribling-176 ½, Weigand-174.
Apr 4 vs. Red Fitzsimmons--This bout did not occur on March 29. A right to the jaw followed by a series of left to the same region ended the bout.
Apr 7 vs. Jack Melrose--This bout did not occur on April 11? Weights: Stribling-179, Melrose-182.
Apr 18 vs. Benny Ross--Weights: Stribling-174 ½, Ross-170 ½.
May 3 vs. Tommy Loughran--Ring judges gave Loughran seven of ten rounds. Loughran easily out-boxed Strib.
May 19 vs. Tiny Herman-- May have occurred on APRIL 14.
Jul 4 vs. Chuck Wiggins--Referee Jake Abel continuously warned Wiggins about hitting low throughout the first five rounds.
Aug 29 vs. Ed Smith-- May have occurred on AUGUST 24?
Sep 6 vs. Leo Diebel--Referee declared a no contest and ordered both men out of the ring for stalling. Immediately following the fight, both W.L. and Pa Stribling were arrested, as was Diebel and former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson, who was in Diebel’s corner, following the conclusion jumped up and declared that he could “lick any two men in the house,” he was charged with inciting a riot.
Nov 4 vs. Angus Snyder-- May have occurred on NOVEMBER 8?
Nov 10 vs. Harry Dillon-- May have occurred on NOVEMBER 4?
Nov 21 vs. Andy "Kid" Palmer--Was this a “KO 6?”
1928
Jan 23 vs. Martin Burke--Weights: Stribling-180, Burke-171 ½. Burke was out for several minutes.
Jan 30 vs. Chuck Burns--Augusta Chronicle states that Young Stribling was the opponent of Burns, but it also states that Stribling is a lightweight, so this could be a bout for Baby Stribling.
Feb 7 vs. “Sailor” Tom Maxted--Weights: Stribling-180, Maxted-190
Feb 23 vs. Joe Clancy--A right to the jaw put Clancy down for the count.
Mar 30 vs. Earl “Little Boy” Blue--Weights: Stribling-180 ½, Blue-178 ½.
Apr 11 George Gemas--Weights: Strib-179, Gemas-187.
Apr 23 vs. Joe Dawson White--Weights: Stribling-181, White-192.
May 18 vs. Marcello Gubinelli--Weights: Stribling-186, Gubinelli-229. A short jab to the stomach dropped the Italian for the count. Gubinelli was referred to as Italy’s “Man Mountain.” Gubinelli had stated that if he did not win then he would immediately return to Italy.
Jun 5 vs. Ted Cook --Weights: Stribling-182, Cook-220.
Jun 7 vs. Harry Fay--Weights: Stribling-181, Fay-178.
Sep 6 vs. Johnny Squires--Weights: Stribling-184 ½, Squires-184.
Sep 16 Walk Miller, who managed Stribling for one year committed suicide in Kingston, NY.
Oct 30 vs. “Big” Sid Terris--Weights: Stribling-181 ½, Terris-207. Terris reportedly had scored 14 knockouts in his previous 14 contests. Stribling jumped on Terris from the start and pounded away until finally dropping Terris for the count with a right jab followed by a left uppercut.
Nov 30 vs. Ray Neuman--Weights: Stribling-184 ½, Neuman-197.
Dec 20 vs. Don “Pancho” Castano--Weights: Stribling-185, Castano-204
1929
Jan 21 vs. Sully Montgomery--Weights: Stribling- , Montgomery-208.
Jan 25 vs. Ralph Smith--Weights: Stribling-184, Smith-220. Smith was down six times, four in the first.
Jul 18 vs. George Cook--Weights: Stribling-182.
Nov 18 vs. Primo Carnera--Both fighters took separate counts in the third round.
Dec 7 vs. Primo Carnera--Carnera was down for a short count in the sixth round.
1930
Jan 22 vs. Jack DeMave--Weights: Stribling-188, DeMave-198.
May 8 vs. Hans Schoenrath--Strib floored his opponent twice in the second round.
Jun 20 vs. Otto von Porat--Weights: Stribling-186 ½, Porat-203. A Left hook to the jaw put Porat down for the count.
Jul 28 vs. Phil Scott--Weights: Stribling-186, Scott-206. Scott was down three times within the first minute of the first round. In the second round, a left to the body dropped Scott and he was counted out on one knee.
Oct 31 vs. Meyer "K.O." Christner--Weights: Stribling-191, Christner-201.
Dec 12 vs. Tuffy Griffiths--Weights: Stribling-184 ½, Griffiths-186.
1931
Jul 3 vs. Max Schmeling--For World Heavyweight Title. Weights: Stribling-186 ½, Schmeling-189.
Oct 19 vs. Salvatore Ruggeriello--Weights: Stribling-184 ½, Ruggeriello-199.
1932
Feb 26 vs. Ernie Schaaf--Weights: Stribling-188 ½, Schaaf-209.
Aug 10 vs. Jack Renault--Strib gave Renault a beating.
1933
Sep 22 vs. Maxie Rosenbloom--Weights: Stribling-189 ½, Rosenbloom-177 ½. Rosenbloom was down for a five-count in the third round.
Sources:
AC= Augusta Chronicle
TAC= The Atlanta Constitution
PR= Philadelphia Record Yearly Results (courtesy of Chuck Hasson)
BG= Boston Globe
R= Ring Magazine
PRB= Providence Bulletin (courtesy of Laurence Fielding)
PO= Portland Oregonian (courtesy of Laurence Fielding)
MNR= Morning News Review (Florence, SC)
WDF= Waukesha Daily Freeman (Wisconsin)
IDS= Indianapolis Daily Star
SFC= San Francisco Chronicle
MCA= Memphis Commercial Appeal
PAR= Phoenix, Arizona Republican
Yeah, I had already changed the bout in my records. Here is the most recent record that I have for Stribling...I hope the format turns out alright.
W.L. "Young" Stribling
"King of the Canebrakes"
Record compiled by
Barry Deskins
W.L. "Young" Stribling
"King of the Canebrakes"
(William Lawrence Stribling Jr.,)
Born: December 26, 1904 Bainbridge, GA
Died: October 2, 1933 Macon, GA
Manager: W. L. “Pa” Stribling Sr.
Total Bouts: 290
254-16-16 (127 KO) ND 2, NC 2
1921
Jan 17 Kid Domb Atlanta, GA W 4 --
Feb 9 Kid Nappie Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) W 4 TAC
Feb 15 Tim O'Dowd Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) (1:45) KO 1 TAC
Feb 18 Kid Sullivan Atlanta, GA KO 1 --
Mar 23 Benny Harvey Milledgeville, GA W 10 --
Mar 30 Dick Leonard Savannah, GA L 8 TAC
Apr 5 Battling Michaud Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) W 10 TAC
May 5 Lou Gomez Macon, GA KO 3 --
May 26 Dick Leonard Macon, GA W 10 AC
Jun 7 Dick Leonard Atlanta, GA (Business Men’s AC) W 10 TAC
Jun 13 Duette Allred Birmingham, AL KO 2 --
Jun 23 Jim Waites Macon, GA KO 3 --
Jul 4 Kid Bartlett Macon, GA KO 9 --
Jul 12 Kid Young Atlanta, GA (Business Men’s AC) KO 8 TAC
Aug 4 Kid Peck Macon, GA W 10 TAC
Aug 15 Freddie Boorde Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) W 10 TAC
Sep 5 Fearless Ferns Macon, GA (Central City Park) D 10 TAC
Sep 29 Red Keenan Columbus, GA KO 5 --
Oct 10 Rabbit Palmer Macon, GA W 10 TAC
Oct 25 Joe Matranga Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) W 10 TAC
Nov 9 Freddie Boorde Macon, GA (Hugh G. Martin Arena) D 10 TAC
Nov 29 Dick Leonard Savannah, GA (Municipal Auditorium) W 10 --
Dec 5 Fearless Ferns Atlanta, GA (Auditorium) W 10 --
Dec 19 Freddie Boorde Macon, GA W 10 --
Dec 26 Battling Budd Atlanta, GA D 10 --
1922
Jan 16 Jack Bradley Columbia, SC KO 2 --
Jan 23 Freddie Boorde Birmingham, AL D 10 --
Feb 2 Battling Budd Macon, GA W 10 --
Feb 13 Sailor Blanque Birmingham, AL W 10 --
Mar 7 Larry Avera Atlanta, GA D 10 --
Mar 13 Battling Kelly Birmingham, AL W 10 --
Mar 23 Spike Maloney Macon, GA KO 6 --
Mar 28 Battling Budd Atlanta, GA L 10 --
Apr 6 Terry Nelson Albany, GA W 10 AC
Apr 21 Battling Kelly Nashville, TN W 8 --
Apr 25 Larry Avers Atlanta, GA D 10 --
May 3 Battling Budd Macon, GA D 10 --
May 19 Battling Budd Albany, GA D 10 --
May 24 Joe Marks Macon, GA W 10 AC
Jun 2 Larry Avera Americus, GA W 10 --
Jun 6 Johnny Flynn Chattanooga, TN W 8 --
Jun 12 Battling Budd Charlotte, NC ND L 10 AC
Jul 4 Jake Abel Macon, GA W 10 PR
Jul 27 Frankie Lewis Macon, GA KO 8 AC
Aug 4 Jimmy Conway Savannah, GA W 10 --
Aug 9 Kid Suby Columbus, GA W 10 --
Aug 17 Bill Kennedy Bainbridge, GA KO 3 --
Sep 4 Red Herring Macon, GA (Central City Park) D 10 AC
Sep 14 Eddie Hanlon Americus, GA KO 1 AC
Sep 29 Jojo Johnson Thomasville, GA KO 4 AC
Oct 4 Red Herring Macon, GA W 10 AC
Oct 14 Young Wallace Havana, Cuba KO 10 --
Oct 20 Tiger Toro Johnson City, IL (TN?) W 6 --
Nov 9 Jack Denham Macon, GA (City Auditorium) W 10 AC
Nov 18 Tony Marullo (Joe?) Havana, Cuba W 12 PR
Dec 1 Bill McGowan Quitman, GA W 10 --
Dec 7 Jimmy King Macon, GA W 10 --
Dec 26 Frankie Lewis Johnson City, IL (TN?) W 8 --
Dec 29 Jack Denham Birmingham, AL KO 7 --
1923
Jan 1 Jack Middleton Macon, GA KO 1 --
Jan 19 George Shade Macon, GA W 10 CT
Jan 26 Tony Marullo New Orleans, LA TK 9 AC
Jan 30 Harry Krohn Atlanta, GA W 10 AC
Feb 8 George Kuhn Macon, GA (City Auditorium) W 10 CT
Feb 27 Bill McGowan Rome, GA W 10 --
Mar 1 Johnny Klesch Macon, GA W 10 AC
Mar 9 Jackie Clark Atlanta, GA D 10 CT
Mar 20 Leo Leonard Savannah, GA W 10 --
Mar 29 George Kuhn Columbus, GA KO 9 CT
Apr 19 “Happy” Harry Howard Macon, GA W 10 AC
Apr 23 Red McLachlin Miami, FL ND W 10 AC
Apr 26 “Kid” Suby Augusta, GA (Legion Hall) TK 7 AC
May 4 Frank Carbone Atlanta, GA L 10 AC
May 17 Al Nelson Atlanta, GA KO 5 --
Jun 4 Jimmy Darcy Columbus, GA (Driving Park) W 10 TAC
Jun 14 Jack McCarron Macon, GA W 10 AC
Jun 18 Vic McLaughlin Savannah, GA D 10 AC
Jun 25 “Happy” Harry Howard Shreveport, LA W 15 --
Aug 31 Joe Burgman Tennille, EX 3 AC
Sep 10 Sailor Martin Miami, FL ND W 10 AC
Sep 19 Jimmy Conway Rome, GA KO 8 --
Oct 4 Mike McTigue Columbus, GA D 10 AC
Oct 15 Tommy Burns Detroit, MI ND D 10 IDS
Oct 18 Steve Choynski Macon, GA KO 5 AC
Nov 26 Joe Eagan Boston, MA W 10 PR
Dec 15 Eddie McDonald Johnson City, IL (TN?) KO 5 --
Dec 18 Bill McGowan Knoxville, TN ND W 8 AC
Dec 21 Harry Krohn Miami, FL ND W 12 AC
1924
Jan 1 Dave Rosenberg Newark, NJ (1st Regiment Armory) ND W 12 AC
Jan 3 Kid Numbers Fayetteville, NC (Ft. Bragg Arena) KO 4 AC
Jan 10 Mike Nestor Miami, FL KO 5 AC
Jan 14 Norman Genet West Palm Beach, FL LF 6 AC
Jan 21 Harry Fay Indianapolis, IN ND W 10 AC
Jan 29 Billy Shade Atlanta, GA W 10 AC
Feb 4 Vic McLaughlin Columbus, GA W 10 AC
Feb 11 Jack Schoendorf Cincinnati, OH ND W 10 AC
Feb 15 Roughhouse Ross Savannah, GA (0:45) KO 2 AC
Feb 25 Jimmy Slattery Buffalo, NY L 6 AC
Feb 28 Jack Perry Ft. Bragg, NC KO 2 MNR
Mar 31 Mike McTigue Newark, NJ (1st Regiment Armory) ND W12 AC
Apr 11 “Gunner” Joe Quinn Appleton, WI TK 9 AC
Apr 14 Tex McEwen Philadelphia, PA TK 7 AC
Apr 25 Walter “Young” Rollo Norfolk, VA KO 2 WP
Apr 29 Mike Burke New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) W 6 WP
May 2 Tommy Burns Toronto, Canada W 10 AC
May 8 Billy Conley Youngstown, OH ND W 12 AC
May 20 Dan O'Dowd Atlanta, GA W 10 AC
May 28 Ray Neuman New Haven, CT W 12 AC
Jun 26 Tommy Loughran New York, NY W 6 CT
Aug 12 Leo Leonard Charleston, SC KO 3 AC
Aug 14 Bill Bailey Columbia, SC EX 3 AC
Aug 14 Joe Burman Columbia, SC EX 3 AC
Aug 18 Jack Stone Johnson City, TN KO 4 MNR
Aug 27 Paul Berlenbach New York, NY (Velodrome) D 6 AC
Sep 1 Young Bob Fitzsimmons Macon, GA (Central Park) W 10 MNR
Sep 4 Grady “Irish” Sizemore Asheville, SC KO 3 AC
Sep 5 Bill Clemons Knoxville, TN ND W 8 AC
Sep 9 Glenn Clickner Columbus, OH KO 2 BG
Sep 13 Mike Nestor Portland, ME KO 2 MNR
Sep 16 Tommy Robson Boston, MA W 10 AC
Sep 24 Ad Stone Newark, NJ ND L 12 AC
Sep 27 Vic McLaughlin Raleigh, NC ND W 10 MNR
Sep 29 Jimmy Cox Memphis, TN ND L 8 IBRO
Nov 11 Fay Kaiser Greenville, SC KO 4 AC
Nov 27 Harry Fay Atlanta, GA W 10 AC
Dec 12 Joe Lohman Grand Rapids, MI ND W 10 PR
Dec 15 Johnny Klesh Dayton, OH ND W 12 IDS
1925
Jan 12 Hugh Walker Miami, FL ND W 10 MNR
Jan 14 Mike Wallace St. Petersburg, FL ND W 10 MNR
Jan 21 Jimmy Delaney Grand Rapids, MI ND W 10 AC
Feb 2 Joe Burke Columbus, GA (2:00) KO 3 AC
Feb 20 Ted Jamieson Savannah, GA TK 6 AC
Feb 27 Jimmy Delaney Milwaukee, WI ND D 10 AC
Mar 3 Dan O’Dowd Kalamazoo, MI ND W 10 AC
Mar 9 Harry Fay Pittsburgh, PA W 10 CDM
Mar 28 Tommy Loughran San Francisco, CA W 10 AC
Apr 7 Hugh Walker Augusta, GA (Warren Park) W 10 AC
May 7 Quintin Romero Rojas Boston, MA KO 4 PR
May 19 Hugh Walker Kansas City, KS ND W 10 AC
May 25 “Chief” John Metaquah Hutchinson, KS ND W 10 CT
Jun 2 Buck Brady Greensboro, NC KO 3 AC
Jun 8 Bill “Bearcat” Clemons Baltimore, MD TK 3 AC
Jun 15 George Cook Boston, MA (Mechanic’s Building) W 10 AC
Jun 29 Bud Gorman Detroit, MI W 10 AC
Jul 2 Johnny Risko East Chicago, IN ND W 10 WDF
Jul 9 Billy Freas Grand Rapids, MI KO 7 PR
Jul 17 Jack Matlock Wichita, KS KO 3 --
Jul 28 Harry Perkins Colorado Springs, CO W 10 --
Aug 4 John Lee Salt Lake City, UT KO 2 PO
Aug 18 Jimmy Delaney Vernon, CA W 10 PO
Aug 21 Jack Lynch Phoenix, AZ W 10 PR
Aug 25 Red Fitzsimmons El Paso, TX (Fort Bliss) KO 3 PAR
Aug 27 Jack League San Antonio, TX KO 4 PAR
Aug 31 Peck Warren Dallas, TX KO 6 --
Oct 10 “Sailor” Eddie Huffman Los Angeles, CA W 10 PR
Oct 22 Tom McKiernan Columbus, SC KO 2 MCA
Nov 2 Soldier Buck Memphis, TN KO 3 CT
Nov 7 George Cook Columbus, GA W 10 MCA
Nov 27 Billy Britton New Orleans, LA KO 1 PR
Dec 4 Tony Burns Grand Rapids, MI ND W 10 CT
1926
Mar 25 Jimmy Slattery New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) W 10 MNR
Apr 12 Chick Burns Wichita, KS ND W 10 CT
Apr 13 Tommy Marvin Oklahoma City, OK KO 3 AC
Apr 20 Joe Lohman Kansas City, KS W 10 CT
Apr 24 Billy Britton Topeka, KS KO 3 CT
Apr 26 Mike Wallace Memphis, TN KO 3 CT
Apr 20 Joe Lohman Kansas City, KS W 10 MNR
May 14 Johnny Risko New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) W 10 AC
May 24 Ray Neuman Atlanta, GA W 10 AC
Jun 10 Paul Berlenbach New York, NY (Yankee Stadium) L 15 MDS
Sep17 Buck Ashton Tampa, FL (Benjamin Field Arena) TK 9 AC
Sep 21 Chuck Burns Atlanta, GA W 10 CT
Sep 30 Frankie Busch Memphis, TN KO 6 CT
Oct 15 Lou Bollinger Waterloo, IA TK 3 AC
Oct 18 Soldier Buck Louisville, KY KO 12 AC
Nov 11 Battling Levinsky Des Moines, IA ND W 10 PR
Nov 18 Ed “KO” Smith Miami, FL W 10 MNR
Nov 26 Big Boy Peterson Tampa, FL KO 5 PR
Dec 20 Joe Lohman Macon, GA KO 7 AC
1927
Feb 7 Eddie Huffman New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) W 10 MNR
Mar 3 Leo Gates Atlanta, GA TK 5 AC
Mar 10 Eddie Civel Macon, GA KO 2 MNR
Mar 17 Maxie Rosenbloom Boston, MA (Argonne AA) W 10 MNR
Mar 23 Art Weigand Buffalo, NY (2:16) TK 7 AC
Apr 4 Red Fitzsimmons Canton, OH KO 4 MNR
Apr 7 Jack Melrose Memphis, TN KO 2 MNR
Apr 18 Benny Ross Buffalo, NY W 10 AC
May 3 Tommy Loughran Brooklyn, NY (Ebbets Field) L 10 MNR
May 13 Jimmy Byrne Louisville, KY ND W 12 PR
May 19 Tiny Herman Columbus, GA W 10 --
Jul 4 Chuck Wiggins Macon, GA WF 6 AC
Jul 21 Otto von Porat Minneapolis, MN ND W 10 PR
Aug 12 Chuck Wiggins Indianapolis, IN D 10 --
Aug 29 Ed Smith Tulsa, OK KO 3 PR
Sep 6 Leo Diebel Omaha, NE NC 6 AC
Oct 28 Mike Arnold Wichita, KS KO 4 --
Nov 4 Harry Dillon Portland, OR W 10 RC
Nov 8 Angus Snyder Spokane, WA W 6 IBRO
Nov 21 Andy "Kid" Palmer Valdosta, GA KO 4 PR
Dec 9 Lou Scozza Buffalo, NY W 10 PR
Dec 15 Tom Kirby Wilkes-Barre, PA W 10 PR
1928
Jan 9 Chuck Wiggins Wichita, KS W 10 --
Jan 23 Martin Burke Miami, FL (0:45) KO 1 AC
Jan 30 Chuck Burns Tulsa, OK W 15 AC
Feb 6 Marine Toliver Birmingham, AL KO 2 R 3/28
Feb 7 “Sailor” Tom Maxted Jacksonville, FL KO 2 AC
Feb 23 Joe Clancy Birmingham, AL (0:10) KO 2 AC
Feb 29 Al Friedman Miami, FL KO 2 --
Mar 6 Chuck Wiggins Cleveland, OH W 10 AC
Mar 12 George Avera Dothan, AL KO 2 AC
Mar 16 Pat Joyce Augusta, GA (New Baseball Stadium) KO 1 AC
Mar 30 Earl “Little Boy” Blue Tampa, FL TK 2 AC
Apr 3 Marshall Blackstock Sarasota, FL (0:20) KO 2 AC
Apr 11 George Gemas Goldsboro, NC KO 3 WDF
Apr 15 "Italian" Jack Herman Jacksonville, FL KO 2 --
Apr 23 Joe Dawson White Chattanooga, TN (1:30) KO 2 AC
Apr 30 Rough Rowsey Miami, FL KO 2 --
May 8 Andres Canstano West Palm Beach, FL KO 2 --
May 9 Pete Angeles Orlando, FL KO 2 AC
May 12 Charles Randell Pensacola, FL KO 2 --
May 18 Marcello Gubinelli Tampa, FL (1:30) KO 1 AC
May 25 Tommy Stone Albany, GA KO 1 --
May 30 Johnny Urban Chattanooga, TN KO 5 AC
Jun 1 Joe King Meridian, MS KO 2 --
Jun 5 Ted Cook Meridian, MS KO 3 AC
Jun 7 Harry Fay Jacksonville, FL W 10 AC
Jun 12 Joe Packo Montgomery, AL KO 7 --
Jul 2 Wild Bill Rowe Daytona, FL KO 2 --
Jul 4 Buckeye Harris Macon, GA KO 3 --
Jul 20 Tom Kirby Chicago, IL W 10 AC
Jul 24 Bill Jordan Highpoint, NC (0:40) KO 1 AC
Aug 6 Jack Ryan Wilmington, NC KO 2 AC
Aug 13 Martin Burke Mobile, AL (1:45) TK 1 AC
Sep 6 Johnny Squires New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) (0:44) TK 2 AC
Sep 20 Frankie Wine Grand Rapids, MI W 10 --
Oct 30 “Big” Sid Terris Atlanta, GA KO 3 AC
Nov 30 Ray Neuman Charlotte, NC KO 6 AC
Dec 18 Billy Freas St. Louis, MO KO 1 AC
Dec 20 Don “Pancho” Castano Macon, GA KO 2 AC
Dec 21 Marshal Blackstock Augusta, GA (Imperial Theatre) KO 2 AC
1929
Jan 1 Jack League Kansas City, MO (Convention Hall) KO 1 AC
Jan 9 Tommy Stone Durham, NC KO 2 SFC
Jan 18 Art Malay Norfolk, VA KO 3 AC
Jan 21 Sully Montgomery Memphis, TN KO 2 AC
Jan 25 Ralph Smith New Orleans, LA TK 3 AC
Feb 27 Jack Sharkey Miami, FL L 10 AC
Jun 17 Babe Hunt Wichita, KS ND W 10 SFC
Jun 23 Jack Lee Flint, MI KO 8 --
Jul 4 Tony Fuentes Birmingham, AL KO 2 AC
Jul 11 Jack DeMave Knoxville, TN W 8 SFC
Jul 18 George Cook Kansas City, KS ND W 10 AC
Jul 28 Frankie Wine Nashville, TN W 8 R 10/29
Jul 29 Babe Hunt Tulsa, OK LF 6 SFC
Aug 12 Harry Fay Little Rock, AK KO 5 SFC
Aug 19 Joe Sekyra Kansas City, KS ND W 10 SFC
Aug 30 Joe Packo Evansville, IN W 10 SFC
Sep 2 George Cook Macon, GA TK 8 SFC
Sep 24 Johnny Gibbons Cairo, GA KO 3 SFC
Nov 6 Maurice Griselle Paris, France W 10 SFC
Nov 18 Primo Carnera London, England LF 4 AC
Dec 7 Primo Carnera Paris, France WF 7 AC
1930
Jan 22 Jack DeMave Atlanta, GA KO 1 AC
Feb 17 Joe Packo New Orleans, LA KO 8 --
May 8 Hans Schoenrath London, England TK 2 CDM
Jun 5 Frankie Wine Birmingham, AL W 10 --
Jun 20 Otto von Porat Chicago, IL (Chicago Stadium) (2:50) KO 1 AC
Jul 28 Phil Scott London, England (Wimbledon Stadium) KO 2 AC
Oct 31 Meyer "K.O." Christner Boston, MA (Argonne AA) TK 3 AC
Nov 11 Arthur DeKuh Atlanta, GA W 10 --
Nov 19 Whitey Gorasline Grand Rapids, MI KO 3 CDM
Dec 12 Tuffy Griffiths Chicago, IL (Chicago Stadium) W 10 AC
1931
Mar 29 Champ Clark Matamoros, Mexico EX 4 --
Jul 3 Max Schmeling Cleveland, OH (Municipal Stadium) (2:46) LTK 15 AC
--For World Heavyweight Title.
Oct 19 Salvatore Ruggeriello Wichita, KS KO 2 AC
Nov 3 Fred Fitzsimmons Springfield, MO KO 4 AC
Nov 11 Pat Fay Muskogee, OK KO 2 R 1/32
Nov 23 Pietro Corri Birmingham, AL ND -- 10 --
1932
Feb 26 Ernie Schaaf Chicago, IL (Chicago Stadium) L 10 CDM
May 10 George Neron Johnson City, IL (TN?) W 10 --
May 16 Joe Doktor Toronto, Canada W 9 --
May 23 “Big” Sid Terris Winston-Salem, NC KO 5 AC
May 30 Johnny Freeman Huntsville, AL ND -- 10 --
Jul 4 Ambrose Palmer Sydney, Australia KO 10 --
Jul 15 Frankie Wine Sydney, Australia W 15 --
Aug 10 Jack Renault Brisbane, Australia TK 5 AC
Sep 24 Johnny Freeman Melbourne, Australia W 15 --
Oct 29 Johnny Freeman Sydney, Australia NC 8 --
Nov 5 Tony Gora Adelaide, Australia KO 6 --
Nov 7 George Thompson Perth, Australia KO 6 --
Dec 17 Don McCorkindale Johannesburg, South Africa W 12 IBRO
1933
Mar 6 Pierre Charles Paris, France L 8 --
Aug 2 George Neron Beckley, WVA (RMI Park) W 10 CDM
Aug 29 Benny O'Dell Rome, GA KO 2 IBRO
Sep 22 Maxie Rosenbloom Houston, TX W 10 AC
SUMMARY
Year TB W L D KO ND NC
1921 25 21 1 3 8 0 0
1922 34 26 2 6 8 0 0
1923 28 23 1 4 8 0 0
1924 37 32 4 1 13 0 0
1925 33 32 0 1 14 0 0
1926 19 18 1 0 9 0 0
1927 22 19 1 1 8 0 1
1928 39 39 0 0 33 0 0
1929 21 18 3 0 10 0 0
1930 10 10 0 0 7 0 0
1931 5 3 1 0 3 1 0
1932 13 10 1 0 5 1 1
1933 4 3 1 0 1 0 0
13 Years 290 254 16 16 127 2 2
Fight Notes
1921
Feb 9 vs. Kid Nappie--Strib boxed circles around Nappie.
Feb 15 vs. Tim O'Dowd--A “left uppercut” ended matters. A clean knockout.
Mar 30 vs. Dick Leonard--The article states that Strib had a slight lead going into the final round, but Leonard caught him flush and dropped Strip for the first time since turning pro. However, Strib was up and fighting when the final gong rang.
May 26 vs. Dick Leonard—Strib Wins Georgia Featherweight Title.
Jun 7 vs. Dick Leonard--Weights: Strib-128 ½, Leonard-127 ¾. An easy victory for Strib.
Jul 12 vs. Kid Young--Weights: Strib-129 2/3, Young-128 ½.
Aug 15 vs. Freddie Boorde--For Southern Featherweight Championship. Weights: Strib-132 ½, Boorde-129 ¾.
Sep 5 vs. Fearless Ferns--This was a very close bout. Ferns gave Strib one of his toughest fights to date.
Oct 10 vs. Rabbit Palmer--Strib won every round except one.
Oct 25 vs. Joe Matranga--This was a toe-to-toe brawl. Strib had been criticized in the past for not taking any chances by boxing in a “shell,” but against Matranga he went all-out round after round until he was declared winner after ten rounds of crowd pleasing action.
1922
Apr 6 vs. Terry Nelson--Nelson went down six times in the last round, but the bell saved him from the knockout.
Jun 12 vs. Battling Budd--Weights: Stribling-145, Budd-140. Budd carried the last six rounds on aggressiveness.
Jul 4 vs. Jake Abel--Weights: Stribling-144 ¾, Abel-145 ¼. This bout was reportedly for the welterweight title of the south. (Augusta Chronicle 7/4/22)
Jul 27 vs. Frankie Lewis--Weights: Stribling-146, Lewis-156. Lewis was down twice.
Sep 29 vs. Jojo Johnson--Weights: Stribling-152, Johnson-158. Stribling put Johnson through the ropes with a left to the chin followed by a stiff right to the stomach; Johnson was out nearly four minutes. It was also stated that Johnson was the first southpaw that Strib had faced.
Oct 4 vs. Red Herring--Weights: Stribling-149, Herring-140. Herring was down in the fourth round for a nine count.
Nov 9 vs. Jack Denham--Weights: Stribling-152, Denham-163.
Nov 18 vs. Tony Marullo (Joe?)--Was this bout 15 rounds?
1923
Jan 26 vs. Tony Marullo--Weights: Stribling-159, Marullo-162.
Jan 30 vs. Harry Krohn--Weights: Stribling-159, Krohn-165
Apr 19 vs. “Happy” Harry Howard--Weights: Stribling-163, Howard-165.
Apr 26 vs. “Kid” Suby--For the Middleweight Championship of the south.
May 4 vs. Frank Carbone--Weights: Stribling-159, Carbone-168.
Jun 28 Augusta Chronicle states that Strib is to meet Frankie Carbone in Macon, GA on July 4. Also states that Strib has fought 78 times.
Aug 31 vs. Joe Burgman, EX 3--Strib also refereed a series of bouts that included fighters from “Pa” Stribling’s stable of fighters.
Oct 4 vs. Mike McTigue--Apparently this bout was for the Light Heavyweight Title. A lot of controversy involved in this match. McTigue, states that he was forced to enter the ring at gunpoint, even though his hand was broken prior to the bout. Referee Harry Ertle later issued a signed statement that he had originally ruled the decision a draw and did not reverse his decision proclaiming Stribling the victor, even in the face of threats that if he did not award the bout to Stribling, he would never leave the arena alive. He goes on to say that Maj. John Paul Jones, head of the committee of the American Legion that staged the fight was responsible for grabbing both his and Stribling’s arms and raising them in the air. Ertle said that Promoter Major Jones later came by his hotel room afterwards and threatened Ertle that he was being watched where ever goes.
Oct 15 vs. Tommy Burns--Stribling injured his back during training for the Burns bout.
Oct 18 vs. Steve Choynski--The Augusta Chronicle states that Stribling would have to cancel several dates in order to rest his injury.
Dec 21 vs. Harry Krohn--Stribling was way too fast for Krohn. Krohn was down once in the fifth round.
1924
Jan 1 vs. Dave Rosenberg--Weights: Stribling-165 ½, Rosenberg-160 ½.
Jan 3 vs. Kid Numbers--An uppercut to the jaw put Numbers down for the count.
Jan 14 vs. Norman Genet--Stribling was easily in the lead, but after repeated warnings for hitting on the break, referee Phil Pritchard disqualified Strib. Pa Stribling immediately attacked and struck Pritchard.
Feb 11 vs. Jack Schoendorf --Weights: Stribling-164, Schoendorf-160 ¼.
Mar 31 vs. Mike McTigue--Was it considered a title fight? McTigue was on the verge of being knocked out in the tenth, but weathered the storm. New Jersey ND laws states that a title can only change hands by knockout, or foul.
Apr 14 vs. Tex McEwen--Weights: Stribling-167, McEwen-170.
Apr 25 vs. Walter “Young” Rollo--Only the gong saved Rollo in the first. In the second, two sharp blows to the stomach and two quick right hands put Rollo down for the count.
Apr 29 vs. Mike Burke--Weights: Stribling-167 ½, Burke-168 ½. Strib won every round.
May 2 vs. Tommy Burns--Weights: Stribling-166 ½, Burns-165 ¼. Stribling was down in the fourth for a short count, but won eight of the ten rounds.
May 8 vs. Billy Conley--Stribling was down for a count of four in the first round, but afterwards he punched Conley at will.
May 20 vs. Dan O'Dowd--Weights: Stribling-164 ½, O’Dowd-176. O’Dowd was down in the seventh.
May 28 vs. Ray Neuman--Weights: Stribling-168 ½, Neuman-171.
Jun 26 vs. Tommy Loughran--Weights: Stribling-164 ½, Loughran-168.
Aug 12 vs. Leo Leonard--Leonard was floored twice in the third round before Strib landed the knockout blow.
Aug 27 vs. Paul Berlenbach--Weights: Stribling-167 ½, Berlenbach-167 ½.
Sep 1 vs. “Young” Bob Fitzsimmons--Strib was the aggressor all the way and according to newspaper men, he was the best all the way.
Sep 4 vs. Grady “Irish” Sizemore--Sizemore was down a total of six times.
Sep 5 vs. Bill Clemons--Stribling floored Clemons four times in the bout.
Sep 9 vs. Glenn Clickner--Weights: Stribling-169, Clickner-164.
Sep 13 vs. Mike Nestor--A right dropped Nestor for a nine-count. Nestor arose groggy and Strib finished him with another right.
Sep 16 vs. Tommy Robson--Weights: Stribling-169, Robson-169 ½.
Sep 24 vs. Ad Stone--Weights: Stribling-168, Stone-179.
Sep 27 vs. Vic McLaughlin--Strib won by a small margin according to most newspapermen at ringside. The bout was marred with both fighters constantly clinching.
Nov 27 vs. Harry Fay--Weights: Stribling-171 ¼, Fay-170 ¾.
1925
Jan 12 vs. Hugh Walker--Weights: Strib-173, Walker-172.
Jan 14 vs. Mike Wallace--Strib took a well earned decision according to newspapermen.
Feb 2 vs. Joe Burke--Weights: Stribling-177 ½, Burke-188. This was Strib’s debut at heavyweight.
Feb 27 vs. Jimmy Delaney--Weights: Stribling-172 ¼, Delaney-168.
Mar 9 vs. Harry Fay--Charleston Daily Mail list the opponent as Harvey Fay. This was a slow bout.
Mar 28 vs. Tommy Loughran--Weights: Stribling-173, Loughran-170.
Apr 7 vs. Hugh Walker--Weights: Stribling-172
May 19 vs. Hugh Walker--Weights: Stribling-173 ½, Walker-174.
Jun 8 vs. Bill “Bearcat” Clemons--Clemons failed to land a blow, and in the final minute of the third round, he threw up his hands and left the ring.
Jun 15 vs. George Cook--Weights: Stribling-176 ½, Cook-184 ¾.
Jun 29 vs. Bud Gorman--Verdict was unpopular with the crowd.
Jul 2 vs. Johnny Risko--Risko was down for a two-count in the fourth round.
Aug 4 vs. Johnny Lee--Stribling-176 ½, Lee-196 ½.
Aug 21 vs. Jack Lynch—Stribling-172, Lynch-165.
1926
Mar 25 vs. Jimmy Slattery--Weights: Stribling-172, Slattery-163 ½.
Apr 12 vs. Chuck Burns—This was an easy win for Stribling.
Apr 13 vs. Tommy Marvin—Two fights in consecutive days.
Apr 20 vs. Joe Lohman--Strib won every round in gaining an easy decision. This bout did not occur on April 30.
May 14 vs. Johnny Risko--Weights: Stribling-174 ½, Risko-190.
Jun 10 vs. Paul Berlenbach--For World Light Heavyweight Title. Stribling-171
Sep17 vs. Buck Ashton--Weights: Stribling-174 ½, Ashton-173. In the fourth round, one of Ashton’s seconds entered the ring with a towel and the referee awarded the bout Stribling. The crowd yelled for more. As Strib was about halfway to his dressing room, matchmaker Jim Downing called him back and the bout was resumed. The referee called a halt in the nine round as Ashton was holding on for life.
Oct 15 vs. Lou Bollinger--Bollinger was down three times in the first two rounds.
Nov 18 vs. Ed “KO” Smith--Strib won every round.
Dec 20 vs. Joe Lohman--Weights: Stribling-177, Lohman-174. Lohman was down eight times in the bout.
1927
Feb 7 vs. Eddie Huffman--Weights: Both weighed in at 177 ½.
Mar 3 vs. Leo Gates--Weights: Stribling-179, Gates-198. Gates did not come out for the fifth round.
Mar 10 vs. Eddie Civel--Weights: Stribling- , Civel-215. A right to the jaw after less than a minute of fighting in the second round put Civel to sleep.
Mar 17 vs. Maxie Rosenbloom--Weights: Stribling-175 ¾, Rosenbloom-171.
Mar 23 vs. Art Weigand--Weights: Stribling-176 ½, Weigand-174.
Apr 4 vs. Red Fitzsimmons--This bout did not occur on March 29. A right to the jaw followed by a series of left to the same region ended the bout.
Apr 7 vs. Jack Melrose--This bout did not occur on April 11? Weights: Stribling-179, Melrose-182.
Apr 18 vs. Benny Ross--Weights: Stribling-174 ½, Ross-170 ½.
May 3 vs. Tommy Loughran--Ring judges gave Loughran seven of ten rounds. Loughran easily out-boxed Strib.
May 19 vs. Tiny Herman-- May have occurred on APRIL 14.
Jul 4 vs. Chuck Wiggins--Referee Jake Abel continuously warned Wiggins about hitting low throughout the first five rounds.
Aug 29 vs. Ed Smith-- May have occurred on AUGUST 24?
Sep 6 vs. Leo Diebel--Referee declared a no contest and ordered both men out of the ring for stalling. Immediately following the fight, both W.L. and Pa Stribling were arrested, as was Diebel and former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson, who was in Diebel’s corner, following the conclusion jumped up and declared that he could “lick any two men in the house,” he was charged with inciting a riot.
Nov 4 vs. Angus Snyder-- May have occurred on NOVEMBER 8?
Nov 10 vs. Harry Dillon-- May have occurred on NOVEMBER 4?
Nov 21 vs. Andy "Kid" Palmer--Was this a “KO 6?”
1928
Jan 23 vs. Martin Burke--Weights: Stribling-180, Burke-171 ½. Burke was out for several minutes.
Jan 30 vs. Chuck Burns--Augusta Chronicle states that Young Stribling was the opponent of Burns, but it also states that Stribling is a lightweight, so this could be a bout for Baby Stribling.
Feb 7 vs. “Sailor” Tom Maxted--Weights: Stribling-180, Maxted-190
Feb 23 vs. Joe Clancy--A right to the jaw put Clancy down for the count.
Mar 30 vs. Earl “Little Boy” Blue--Weights: Stribling-180 ½, Blue-178 ½.
Apr 11 George Gemas--Weights: Strib-179, Gemas-187.
Apr 23 vs. Joe Dawson White--Weights: Stribling-181, White-192.
May 18 vs. Marcello Gubinelli--Weights: Stribling-186, Gubinelli-229. A short jab to the stomach dropped the Italian for the count. Gubinelli was referred to as Italy’s “Man Mountain.” Gubinelli had stated that if he did not win then he would immediately return to Italy.
Jun 5 vs. Ted Cook --Weights: Stribling-182, Cook-220.
Jun 7 vs. Harry Fay--Weights: Stribling-181, Fay-178.
Sep 6 vs. Johnny Squires--Weights: Stribling-184 ½, Squires-184.
Sep 16 Walk Miller, who managed Stribling for one year committed suicide in Kingston, NY.
Oct 30 vs. “Big” Sid Terris--Weights: Stribling-181 ½, Terris-207. Terris reportedly had scored 14 knockouts in his previous 14 contests. Stribling jumped on Terris from the start and pounded away until finally dropping Terris for the count with a right jab followed by a left uppercut.
Nov 30 vs. Ray Neuman--Weights: Stribling-184 ½, Neuman-197.
Dec 20 vs. Don “Pancho” Castano--Weights: Stribling-185, Castano-204
1929
Jan 21 vs. Sully Montgomery--Weights: Stribling- , Montgomery-208.
Jan 25 vs. Ralph Smith--Weights: Stribling-184, Smith-220. Smith was down six times, four in the first.
Jul 18 vs. George Cook--Weights: Stribling-182.
Nov 18 vs. Primo Carnera--Both fighters took separate counts in the third round.
Dec 7 vs. Primo Carnera--Carnera was down for a short count in the sixth round.
1930
Jan 22 vs. Jack DeMave--Weights: Stribling-188, DeMave-198.
May 8 vs. Hans Schoenrath--Strib floored his opponent twice in the second round.
Jun 20 vs. Otto von Porat--Weights: Stribling-186 ½, Porat-203. A Left hook to the jaw put Porat down for the count.
Jul 28 vs. Phil Scott--Weights: Stribling-186, Scott-206. Scott was down three times within the first minute of the first round. In the second round, a left to the body dropped Scott and he was counted out on one knee.
Oct 31 vs. Meyer "K.O." Christner--Weights: Stribling-191, Christner-201.
Dec 12 vs. Tuffy Griffiths--Weights: Stribling-184 ½, Griffiths-186.
1931
Jul 3 vs. Max Schmeling--For World Heavyweight Title. Weights: Stribling-186 ½, Schmeling-189.
Oct 19 vs. Salvatore Ruggeriello--Weights: Stribling-184 ½, Ruggeriello-199.
1932
Feb 26 vs. Ernie Schaaf--Weights: Stribling-188 ½, Schaaf-209.
Aug 10 vs. Jack Renault--Strib gave Renault a beating.
1933
Sep 22 vs. Maxie Rosenbloom--Weights: Stribling-189 ½, Rosenbloom-177 ½. Rosenbloom was down for a five-count in the third round.
Sources:
AC= Augusta Chronicle
TAC= The Atlanta Constitution
PR= Philadelphia Record Yearly Results (courtesy of Chuck Hasson)
BG= Boston Globe
R= Ring Magazine
PRB= Providence Bulletin (courtesy of Laurence Fielding)
PO= Portland Oregonian (courtesy of Laurence Fielding)
MNR= Morning News Review (Florence, SC)
WDF= Waukesha Daily Freeman (Wisconsin)
IDS= Indianapolis Daily Star
SFC= San Francisco Chronicle
MCA= Memphis Commercial Appeal
PAR= Phoenix, Arizona Republican