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		date		opponent	W-L-D	last 6	location
		1930-02-21		Henry Perlick	4-3-6		Coliseum, Chicago, Illinois, USA	L	TKO	2	6
	time: 1:25 "The heart was there, but the old ability was lacking, and Charlie White knows now that 'they never come back.'... The fight was a pitiful exhibition of a man trying to do what he used to do... Charlie threw his famous left hook, which had such men as Benny Leonard and Freddy Welsh on the floor, at the start of the second, and received for his effort a right cross which knocked him down. Twice more he went down without taking a count, although he was getting up on nerve alone. The fourth time the crowd yelled wildly for him to 'take it' that he stayed down for nine. The fifth time a towel was thrown in from Charlie's corner. In a daze, White wanted to know 'why did you stop it?' - the old heart was still there. It was White's first start since December 18, 1923." (UP)
		1923-12-18		Bobby Barrett	16-8-0		Adelphia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	W	TKO	6	10
	referee: Frank O'Brien In the sixth round Barrett swung at White so hard that he sprained his spine, resulting in temporary paralysis. Result from the Philadelphia Inquirer (Jack Kincaid).
		1923-10-05		Pal Moran	38-20-10		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	TKO	14	15
	time: 2:49 | referee: Patsy Haley On a signal from Dr. William H. Walker, State Athletic Commission physician, who was seated ringside, Referee Haley stopped the bout after White had been floored four times and was in danger of serious injury.
		1923-07-18		Richie Mitchell	12-5-1		Velodrome, New York, New York, USA	W	KO	4
		1923-06-11		Jack Zivic	2-2-0		Motor Square Garden, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post, which reported that Zivic won nine of ten rounds from White in a thriller.
		1923-04-09		Johnny Williams	17-6-3		Ashland Blvd. Auditorium, Chicago, Illinois, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1923-02-09		Rocky Kansas	49-6-5		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	PTS	15	15
	referee: Patsy Haley
		1922-12-15		Richie Mitchell	12-4-1		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	TKO	10	15
	time: 2:49 | referee: Patsy Haley
		1922-11-06		Bobby Barrett	13-5-0		Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	8	8
	Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Public Ledger both had White shading Barrett in eight furious rounds.
		1922-10-20		Sid Marks	4-3-1		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	KO	2	12
	time: 0:59 | referee: Patsy Haley
		1922-08-07		Bobby Barrett	13-3-0		Velodrome, New York, New York, USA	W	KO	3	15
		1922-06-30		Ever Hammer	32-14-12		Mullen-Sager Arena, Aurora, Illinois, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Hammer won the newspaper decision. White down in ninth.(Appleton Post Crescent)
		1922-06-27		Johnny Dundee	59-9-18		Rock Island, Illinois, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	referee: Sam Hall Newspaper decision from the Davenport Democrat and Leader
		1922-05-27		Johnny Ray	15-3-4		Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post. White won seven rounds, Ray two, and one was even. Ray was down once for a nine-count.
		1922-03-17		Johnny Dundee	57-7-18		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	PTS	15	15
		1922-02-20		Willie Jackson	27-7-8		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	PTS	15	15
		1922-01-16		Johnny Dundee	54-6-18		Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	SD	10	10
	referee: Larry Sweeney | judge: Herman Nickerson | judge: James Fitzpatrick
		1921-11-24		Freddie Hill	3-6-6		American Legion Club, Phoenix, Arizona, USA	W	KO	3
		1921-10-10		Billy Alger	11-4-4		Fort Bliss Arena, El Paso, Texas, USA	W	KO	3
		1921-09-30		Bobby Ward	6-9-2		Stockyards Stadium, Denver, Colorado, USA	W	KO	5	10
	Date: Saturday, October 1, 1921 Paper: Denver Post (Denver, CO) Page: 8
		1921-09-19		Jimmy Hanlon	50-24-16		Stockyards Stadium, Denver, Colorado, USA	W	PTS	10	10
	Date: Tuesday, September 20, 1921 Paper: Denver Post (Denver, CO) Page: 16
		1921-08-31		Benny Valger	36-7-1		Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	8	8
	The Philadelphia Public Ledger and the Inquirer both called Valger the winner. No information from the Record. Willie Jackson and Johnny Dundee were scheduled to meet on this program, but this fight was cancelled.
		1921-08-10		Johnny Dundee	50-6-16		Boxing Drome, Bronx, New York, USA	D	PTS	10	10
		1921-07-22		Terry Long	3-1-0		Wichita, Kansas, USA	W	KO	4	10
		1921-02-07		Frankie Schoell	14-4-3		Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo, New York, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1921-01-14		Sailor Friedman	9-2-1		Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA	L	DQ	10	10
	referee: Walter Houlehan White was disqualified for stalling
		1921-01-01		Young Webb	3-2-4		Dayton, Ohio, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1920-12-20		Eddie Shannon	41-17-30		Saint Louis, Missouri, USA	L	NWS	8	8
	Shannon was better (Chicago Tribune).
		1920-09-03		Harvey Thorpe	25-8-9		Fort Worth, Texas, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	White was better. (Chicago Tribune, Evening Gazette)
		1920-08-28		Pal Moran	29-12-7		East Chicago, Indiana, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Moran won the newspaper decision (Chicago Tribune)(Atlanta Constitution).
		1920-07-26		Pal Moran	27-12-7		Heinemann Park, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA	L	PTS	15	15
	White claimed he injured his hand in the fourth round. Moran won decisively. From the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
		1920-07-05		Benny Leonard	56-4-0		Floyd Fitzsimmons Arena, Benton Harbor, Michigan, USA	L	KO	9	10
	This fight was billed for the lightweight title but Leonard was overweight. White knocked Leonard out of the ring in round five. White was down 5 times in the ninth.
		1920-05-31		Harlem Eddie Kelly	8-16-8		Idora Park, Youngstown, Ohio, USA	W	KO	5	12
		1920-04-14		Eddie Boehme	6-1-0		Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA	W	KO	4	10
		1920-02-26		Don Curley	2-3-1		Anderson Auditorium, Youngstown, Ohio, USA	W	KO	8	10
	From the Pittsburgh Post.
		1920-02-25		Cal Delaney	20-0-6		Cleveland, Ohio, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Sandusky Star Journal
		1920-02-12		Carl Mackey	3-0-1		Denver, Colorado, USA	W	TKO	2	12
	Sometimes recorded as occurring on the 13th.
		1920-01-01		Muff Bronson	29-16-26		Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon, USA	W	KO	1	10
	time: 1:40 | referee: Denver Ed Martin
		1919-12-09		Eddie Shannon	31-16-24		Arena, Seattle, Washington, USA	D	PTS	6	6
		1919-11-26		Johnny Dundee	44-4-11		Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
		1919-11-10		Mike Paulson	8-8-4		Armory, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	NWS	10
	White was better. (Chicago Tribune)
		1919-10-01		Don Curley	2-2-1		Arena Gardens, Detroit, Michigan, USA	W	KO	7	10
		1919-09-26		Tony Zill	9-1-2		Idora Park, Youngstown, Ohio, USA	W	NWS	12	12
	Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post. White won clearly, but Zill gave a good account of himself.
		1919-09-02		Johnny Noye	15-2-0		Stockyards Stadium, Denver, Colorado, USA	W	PTS	12	12
		1919-08-22		Stanley Yoakum	40-17-25		Denver, Colorado, USA	W	PTS	12	12
	referee: Johnny Kenney
		1919-08-11		Harry Pierce	17-2-1		Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	6	6
	The Philadelphia Public Ledger and the Inquirer gave it to White, and the Philadelphia Record favored White.
		1919-04-22		Eddie Fitzsimmons	12-2-1		Armory, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	L	PTS	12	12
	White was down in round ten and suffered a good licking.
		1919-03-10		Harvey Thorpe	17-6-7		Peoria, Illinois, USA	W	NWS	10
	referee: Edward W. Smith White earned "a shade the best of it." (Marion Daily Star) The Chicago tribune has Thorpe winning by a shade.
		1918-12-13		Eddie McGlave			Fort Sheridan, Wyoming, USA	W	KO	2
		1918-07-04		Harvey Thorpe	16-6-7		Western League Baseball Park, Des Moines, Iowa, USA	L	NWS	12	12
	"Thorpe was the aggressor all the way and won six of the twelve rounds, White won three and three were even." (Nevada State Journal)
		1918-03-01		Joe Upteraft			USA	W	KO	1
	Exact date and location unknown at this time.
		1917-10-05		Matt Wells	19-11-3		Arena, Syracuse, New York, USA	NC	NC	9	10
	referee: Jack Lewis Bout stopped due to stalling (Syracuse Herald).
		1917-09-20		Johnny Tillman	20-1-5		St. Nicholas Rink, New York, New York, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	(New York Times) Tillman and White did not fight on September 30, 1917 (a Sunday), as previously shown here. Tillman floored twice for nine counts in the third round. The Los Angeles Times had White winning the fight, and the Chicago Tribune called the fight even.
		1917-09-08		Eddie Wagond	6-0-0		National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	6
	(Boston Globe and Chicago Tribune) The Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) and the Philadelphia Record both favored White as the winner.
		1917-09-05		Johnny Tillman	20-1-5		Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	L	NWS	6	6
	Tillman won the newspaper decision according to both the Philadelphia Public Ledger (Paul Zabala) and the Philadelphia Record.
		1917-06-09		Johnny Tillman	19-1-5		Nicollet Park, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	White won by "a clear margin". (Daily Review) The Milwaukee Free-Press reported the same result. Tillman was knocked down in the 2nd, 5th, and 7th rounds
		1917-04-27		Young Murphy	5-2-0		Arena, Syracuse, New York, USA	W	KO	4	10
	referee: Jack Lewis
		1917-04-19		Walter Mohr	14-6-4		New York, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	White was better. Result in Ibro #52. (Chicago Tribune)
		1917-03-29		Frankie Callahan	22-3-3		Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn, New York, USA	D	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from New York City newspapers (Jack Kincaid).
		1917-01-01		Harry Donahue	6-2-0		Flower City A.C., Rochester, New York, USA	W	KO	6	10
	referee: Claude Tibbitts
		1916-12-25		Harry Pierce	16-2-0		Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle
		1916-12-01		Stanley Yoakum	39-14-24		Harlem S.C., New York, New York, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	White was better. (New York Times)
		1916-11-21		Jack Britton	45-9-10		Arena, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	L	PTS	12	12
	World Welterweight Title
		1916-11-06		Johnny Nelson	4-1-0		Olympia A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	6	6
	Nelson knocked down 8 times! Newspaper result in favor of White in the Philadelphia Record and the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
		1916-10-23		Dick DeSanders	10-1-0		Moose Temple, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA	W	NWS	6	6
	referee: Yock Henniger Newspaper decision from the Pittsburgh Post. White won decisively.
		1916-09-04		Freddie Welsh	65-3-6		Ramona A.C. Arena, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA	L	PTS	20	20
	referee: Billy Roche World Lightweight Title Just before the fight got underway, a section of the arena gave way; two people were killed and hundreds more injured. Welsh back-pedaled throughout the bout while White was the aggressor. When the referee gave the decision to Welsh a riot broke out. The fighters, referee, sports writers and others were forced to seek cover under the wood platform.
		1916-07-11		Matt Wells	19-10-2		Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	TKO	5	12
	Wells down 3 times in 4th
		1916-07-04		Johnny Griffiths	15-2-3		League Park, Canton, Ohio, USA	D	NWS	12	12
	referee: Walter C Kelly Newspaper decision from the Massillon Evening Independent
		1916-06-02		Richie Mitchell	5-0-1		Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA	D	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Free Press--Chicago Tribune had White winning the fight. Mitchell floored for a short count in the third round. The Tribune had White winning six rounds, with Mitchell winning two and two were even.
		1916-05-25		Milburn Saylor	33-17-8		Redland Field, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA	W	KO	1	10
	referee: Lou Bauman
		1916-04-06		Matt Wells	18-8-2		Kansas City, Missouri, USA	W	PTS	15	15
		1916-03-20		Matt Wells	18-8-2		Broadway A.C., Cincinnati, Ohio, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	referee: Lou Bauman Cincinnati Enquirer.
		1916-02-10		Harvey Thorpe	7-2-3		Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1916-02-03		Vic Moran	5-4-3		Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA	W	PTS	8	8
		1916-01-18		Joe Azevedo	22-14-10		Hippodrome, Boston, Massachusetts, USA	W	KO	1	12
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