Young Morris boxer
- bouts
- 20
- won
- 5
- lost
- 14
- draw
- 1
- Status
- inactive
- Division
- lightweight
- Debut
- 1899-06-29
- Height
- -
- Reach
- -
- Age
- -
- Born
- -
- Death
- -
- Nationality
- USA
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| Date | Opponent | Last Opponents' Results | Place | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1910-08-20 | Toby Irwin | WLWLDL | New Star A.C., Milwaukee | WIN KO |
| 1910-02-08 | Young Brown | W | Fond du Lac | DRAW |
| 1909-02-25 | Young Sharkey | DDLWWD | Appleton | LOST Points |
| 1908-07-05 | Jack Schram | debut | Imperial A.C., Milwaukee | LOST Points |
| 1908-03-07 | Walter Bauman | WWLLL | Star Theater, Milwaukee | LOST Points |
| 1907-09-02 | Walter Bauman | WWLL | Schlitz Park, Milwaukee | WIN KO |
| 1907-05-25 | Ad Wolgast | DWWDWW | Star B.C., Milwaukee | LOST Technical knockout |
| 1907-04-26 | Young Battling Dempsey | LL | Green Bay | DRAW Points |
| 1907-03-05 | Jimmy 'Red' Halligan | WDLWDW | Star B.C., Milwaukee | LOST Points |
| 1907-02-12 | Jack O'Leary | LDDLLL | Green Valley A.C., Milwaukee | LOST KO |
| 1907-01-23 | Jimmy Clabby | DWWWWW | Oconomowoc | LOST Points |
| 1906-12-16 | Kid Anderson | L | Suburban A.C., Milwaukee | WIN KO |
| 1906-11-23 | George Stevens | debut | Kenosha | LOST Points |
| 1906-11-15 | Packey McFarland | WWWWWW | Burtis Opera House, Davenport | LOST KO |
| 1906-07-03 | Benny Linstead | debut | Kenosha | WIN KO |
| 1906-06-15 | Young Sharkey | DWDW | Armory B, Oshkosh | LOST Points |
| 1906-02-26 | Barney Cinnamon | WDWLDW | Eagle's Nest, Green Bay | LOST KO |
| 1906-02-23 | Steve Kinney | WWDWLW | Panorama Building, Milwaukee | LOST Technical knockout |
| 1905-06-14 | Tod Young | WW | Green Bay | WIN KO |
| 1905-05-09 | Barney Cinnamon | LWWDW | Green Bay Boxing Club, Green Bay | LOST |
| 1905-05-01 | Young Duffy | LWLLLL | Frankford A.C., Philadelphia | LOST |
| 1905-04-30 | Kid Sparr | debut | Wayside A.C., Milwaukee | LOST Points |
| 1905-01-06 | Tommy Dougherty | WLLLWL | Kensington A.C., Philadelphia | LOST |
| 1899-06-29 | Ned Maber | debut | West Side Hall, Milwaukee | WIN |
