Boston, Massachusetts:  Friday, January 2, 1931
( ) ... Rudy Dusek b. Ivan Kakturoff (21:00) ... (15,000 fans)


Boston, Massachusetts:  Friday, January 30, 1931
( ) ... Rudy Dusek b. Paul Jones (48:00)


Boston, Massachusetts:  Thursday, February 12, 1931
( ) ... Nick Lutze b. Lee Wykoff (36:22)

Boston, Massachusetts:  Friday, February 13, 1931
( ) … World Heavyweight Champion Jim Londos b. Rudy Dusek (49:00) … Tiny Roebuck
b. Andy Zaharoff … Dick Daviscourt b. Nick Velcoff … Tommy Marvin b. Firpo Wilcox …
(promoter:  Ray Fabiani) … (12,000 fans)
Notes:  Londos, in the Associated Press report, was called the “Pennsylvania claimant for
the world’s heavyweight title.”


Boston, Massachusetts:  Friday, February 27, 1931
(Boston Garden) … Tiny Roebuck b. Milo Steinborn (dec., 45:00) … Rudy Dusek b.
Tommy Marvin (27:00) … Karl Pojello b. Ghafoor Kahn (11:00) … Dr. Ralph Wilson b.
Billy Bartush (dec., 30:00) … (promoter:  Ray Fabiani)


Boston, Massachusetts:  Friday, March 13, 1931
(Boston Garden) … World Heavyweight Champion Jim Londos b. Gino Garibaldi (42:00)
… (promoter:  Ray Fabiani) … (12,000 fans)
Notes:  An audience member named George Putnam died of a heart attack during the
show.  It was said to be Londos’s sixth victory of the week.


Boston, Massachusetts:  Friday, March 27, 1931
(Boston Garden) … World Heavyweight Champion Jim Londos b. Gino Garibaldi (34:34)
… Dick Daviscourt and Jim McMillen drew (30:00) … Rudy Dusek b. Wee Willie Davis …
Matros Kirilenko b. Rudy Dusek … (promoter:  Ray Fabiani)

Boston, Massachusetts:  April 2, 1931
(The Arena) … World Heavyweight Champion Ed Don George b. Nick Lutze (2/3) …
“Count” George Zarynoff b. Boris Demetroff (14:00) … Al Morelli b. Sailor Arnold (12:00)
… (promoter:  Paul Bowser) … (10,000 fans)

Boston, Massachusetts:  Thursday, April 9, 1931
( ) … “Count” George Zarynoff b. Pat McKay (2/3) … Nick Lutze and Jack Wagner drew
(45:00) … Al Morelli b. Sam Skorsky (4:00) … Kewpie Kitroy and Joe Shinkus drew (10:
00) … Bill “Fats” Carmichael b. Tony Gusti (5:00) ... (promoter:  Paul Bowser)
Notes:  Kitroy and Morelli were both from Boston College.  Carmichael was making his
professional debut and was an alumni of William and Mary College.

Boston, Massachusetts:  Friday, April 10, 1931
( ) … Ray Steele b. George Hagen … Sergei Kalmikoff b. Dick Daviscourt … Hans
Steinke b. Rudy Dusek (dec., 30:00) … Wee Willie Davis b. Karl Vogel … Fred Grubmier
and Paul Jones drew (30:00) … (promoter:  Ray Fabiani)

Boston, Massachusetts:  Thursday, April 16, 1931
(The Arena) … Nick Lutze b. Jack Wagner (2-0) … Bibber McCoy b. Don Delonge ...
(promoter:  Paul Bowser

Boston, Massachusetts:  Thursday, April 23, 1931
(The Arena) … Gus Sonnenberg b. Bob “Bibber” McCoy (2/3) … “Count” George
Zarynoff b. Harry Mamos … Pat McKay and Al Morelli drew (20:00) … (promoter:  Paul
Bowser)

Boston, Massachusetts:  Friday, April 24, 1931
(Boston Garden) ... World Heavyweight Champion Jim Londos b. Sergei Kalmikoff (24:00)
... Hans Steinke b. Tiny Roebuck (DQ) (6:00) ... (promoter:  Ray Fabiani) ... (10,000 fans)

Boston, Massachusetts:  Thursday, April 30, 1931
( ) … Ed Don George b. “Count” George Zarynoff (1:36:00) … Henri DeGlane and Nick
Lutze drew (45:00) … Len Macaluso b. Sailor Arnold (6:00) (flying tackle) … Bill Demetral
and Farmer George McLeod drew (15:00) ... (promoter:  Paul Bowser)
Note:  This was said to be Macaluso’s “first professional wrestling start.”



Boston, Massachusetts:  Friday, May 8, 1931
( ) ... Ali Morelli b. Pat McKay (2-0)
Notes:  Morelli was a "Boston college senior and football star," and here he "won his first
main wrestling match." McKay was from Memphis.



Boston, Massachusetts:  Thursday, May 21, 1931
( ) … World Heavyweight Champion Henri DeGlane b. Stanley Stasiak (2-0) … Nick Lutze
b. Lou Loew … Al Morelli and Bibber McCoy drew (30:00) … Len Macaluso b. Henry
Stevens … Joe DeVito and Sailor Arnold drew (10:00) ... (promoter:  Paul Bowser)

Boston, Massachusetts:  Monday, May 25, 1931
(Boston Garden) ... Tiny Roebuck b. Dick Daviscourt (27:00) ... (promoter:  Ray Fabiani)

Boston, Massachusetts:  Thursday, June 4, 1931
( ) ... Gus Sonnenberg b. Nick Lutze (2/3) ... (promoter:  Paul Bowser)


Boston, Massachusetts:  Monday, June 15, 1931
( ) ... World Heavyweight Champion Jim Londos b. Tiny Roebuck (37:00) ... Rudy Dusek
b. Firpo Wilcox (14:00) ... Earl McCready b. Wee Willie Davis (15:00) ... (promoter:  Ray
Fabiani)



Boston, Massachusetts:  Tuesday, July 7, 1931
(Boston Garden) ... Ray Steele b. Gino Garibaldi (26:00) ... Jim McMillen and Hans
Steinke drew (45:00) ... (promoter:  Ray Fabiani)


Boston, Massachusetts:  Thursday, July 30, 1931
(Braves Field) … World Heavyweight Champion Henri DeGlane b. Gus Sonnenberg (2/3)
(DeGlane won the first fall in 20:20, Sonnenberg won the second in 10:30 with a flying
tackle, and DeGlane won the third in 19:40 with a flying tackle) … Ed Don George and
Nick Lutze drew … Pat McGill and Stanley Stasiak drew … Len Macaluso b. Sailor Arnold
… (promoter:  Paul Bowser) … (30,000 fans)



Boston, Massachusetts:  Friday, October 9, 1931
(Boston Garden) ... Pat O'Shocker b. Dick Daviscourt (29:35) ... (promoter:  Ray Fabiani)


Boston, Massachusetts:  Tuesday, October 20, 1931
(Boston Garden) … Pat O’Shocker b. Joe “Toots” Mondt (27:23) … Rudy Dusek b. Gene
LeDoux … Tiny Roebuck b. Al Pierotti … Kola Kwariani and Hans Steinke drew (30:00) …
Matros Kirilenko b. Jim McNamara (flying tackle) … Justo Garibaldi b Willie Davis (6:07)
… (promoter:  Ray Fabiani)
Notes:  For his win, O’Shocker earned a bout with Jim Londos on November 3 in a charity
wrestling program sponsored by a local newspaper.

Boston, Massachusetts:  Thursday, October 29, 1931
(The Arena) … Henri DeGlane b. Jim Browning (2/3) (Browning suffered an injury during
the third fall) … Ed Don George and Lee Wykoff drew (30:00) … Jack Sherry b. Bull
Martin … Charlie Strack and George Zarynoff drew (20:00) … (promoter:  Paul Bowser)
... (benefit for the New England Sled Dog Club)






Research by Tim Hornbaker
October 9, 2010
Boston Wrestling Results - 1931