Boston, Massachusetts: April 15, 1926 (The Arena) ... Ed "Strangler" Lewis b. Wayne Munn (2-0) ... Bernie Andrews b. Chief Montour (15:30) ... Frank Yusko b. Charley Donnell (11:00) ... Ned McGuire b. Bill Beth (51:00) ... Leone Labriola b. Alex Lunden ... (promoter: Paul Bowser) ... (referee: Leon Burbank) Note: During the show, promoter George V. Tuohey was introduced to the crowd. Andrews was reportedly 17 years old. Boston, Massachusetts: Wednesday, April 21, 1926 (The Arena) ... Marin Plestina, Toots Mondt, Pinky Gardner and others ... Notes: Show was a "testimonial" to George V. Tuohey, meaning there was going to be a reunion of the wrestling community. Boston, Massachusetts: April 29, 1926 (The Arena) ... Ed "Strangler" Lewis b. Ned McGuire (2/3) (McGuire took the second fall in 11:30) ... Raffael Grenna b. Jack McPherson (31:30) ... Leone Labriola and Stanley Stasiak drew (45:00) ... "Rough House" Williams b. Billy Ruddy (40:00) ... (referee: Leon Burbank) Boston, Massachusetts: May 10, 1922 (Boston Arena) ... George Calza b. Jim Londos (2 hours, 28 minutes) (Londos submitted to a reversed wristlock) ... Joe Turner b. Charlie Metro (22:15) ... John Kilonis b. Pinky Gardner (38:15) ... (under the direction of "Old Howard" management) ... (referee: Dick Smith) ... (7,500 fans) Note: Calza was said to be the "conqueror of Renato Gardini for the Italian title." Taunton, Massachusetts: May 10, 1922 (Whittenton Theater) ... Wladek Zbyszko b. Alec Yussouff (2-0) ... Frank Corskey and Jack Mahmout drew (30:00) ... Young Souza b. Peter Carvis ... Auugust Souza and Young Berry drew Notes: The Souzas and Berry were from Taunton. Corskey was from Boston. Boston, Massachusetts: July 1, 1926 (Braves Field) ... Ed "Strangler" Lewis and Joe Malcewicz drew (1-1) (three hours) (Lewis won the first fall in less than 30:00, Malcewicz took the second in 25:00) ... Stanley Stasiak b. Joe "Toots" Mondt (DQ) (23:00) ... Ned McGuire b. Howard Cantonwine ... Leone Labriola b. Scotty McPherson ... Frank Yusko b. Harry Stevens ... (promoter: Paul Bowser) ... (7,000 fans) Notes: It was estimated beforehand that more than 12,000 fans would attend. The match lasted until after 2:00 in the morning. The main event was considered a clean and scientific match. Research by Steve Yohe |
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