Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, April 18, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Alan Eustace and Gus Sonnenberg drew
Note:  According to one report, Eustace was considered the better wrestler in this match.


Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, May 9, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... John Kilonis b. Speedy Schaeffer (2/3)

Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, May 16, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Gus Sonnenberg b. Alan Eustace (53:50)


Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, May 30, 1932
( ) ... Alan Eustace and Joe Malcewicz drew (90:00) (1-1) (Eustace won initial fall in 61:10,
Malcewicz took second in 15:27)


Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, October 10, 1932
(Convention Hall) … Fred Grubmier b. Pat McKay (1-0) (90:00) (decision) … Ernie Dusek
b. Tiger Nelson (21:20) … Joe Montana b. Frank Brunowicz … Berto Asserati b. Ghafoor
Khan (4:30) (double reverse toehold) … (referee:  Bobby Jones)

Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, October 17, 1932
(Convention Hall) … Ernie Dusek b. Fred Grubmier (Grubmier and Dusek fell from the ring
with the former landing on top, Grubmier was unable to continue – suffering two broken
ribs) (Grubmier was taken to Cooper Hospital) (37:20) … Pat McKay and Lou Plummer
drew (45:00) … Abe Coleman b. Buck Olson (9:19) … Joe Montana b. Tiger Nelson (17:
09) … (referee:  Bobby Jones)

Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, October 24, 1932
(Convention Hall) … World Light Heavyweight Champion Pinky Gardner b. Johnny Carlin
(2-0) … Lou Plummer b. Norton Jackson (12:24) … Paul Malarios and Joe Montana drew
(30:00) … Tommy Marvin b. Berto Asserati (23:42) (according to the newspaper report,
Asserati “found his jaw pulled out of place” and was “forced to surrender.”) … (promoter:  
Charley Grip) … (referee:  Bill Martino)
Notes:  Gardner reportedly won his title in Camden.  Grip was a former wrestling coach at
New York University, and Norton Jackson was one of his students.  Asserati was billed as
an “English Hebrew.”

Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, October 31, 1932
(Convention Hall) … Fred Grubmier b. Dick Daviscourt (2/3) (third fall by DQ) … Joe Cox
and Lou Plummer drew (45:00) … Pat McKay and Milo Steinborn drew (30:00) … Tommy
Marvin b. Bill Nelson (20:15) … (promoter:  Charley Grip) … (referee:  Bobby Jones) …
(inspector:  Luke McKenna)
Note:  Cox was billed as a “Toledo wrestler,” and was making his debut in the Grip
promotion.

Camden, New Jersey:  Friday, November 4, 1932
((The Armory) … “Count” George Zarynoff b. Luigi Bacigalupi (2-0) … Earl McCready b.
Ghafoor Khan … Ivan Leskinowich b. Sylvia Ramelli (18:11) … John Evko b. Oscar Nygren
(10:40) … Charley Hansen b. Mike Chaplin (14:42) … (promoters:  The Hanley Brothers)
… (2,000 fans)
Note:  This group was affiliated to the Ed “Strangler” Lewis syndicate.

Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, November 7, 1932
(Convention Hall) … Dick Daviscourt b. Lou Plummer (2/3) … Farmer George McLeod b.
Dick Stahl (16:31) … Joe Cox and Tommy Marvin drew (30:00) … Milo Steinborn b. Dino
Darnoldi (bear hug) … (promoter:  Charley Grip)

Camden, New Jersey:  Thursday, November 10, 1932
(Camden Armory) … Sandor Szabo b. Herb Freeman (2/3) … Mike Mazurki and Earl
McCready drew (30:00) … Joe Montana b. Cy Williams (12:39) … Charley Hansen b. Ivan
Lesinowich (15:09) … Martin Zikoff b. Justino Giraldi (16:14) … (promoter:  Bert Potts)
Note:  This program was being staged by a promoter affiliated to the Ed “Strangler” Lewis
syndicate.  A promotional war was also being staged in Philadelphia.

Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, November 14, 1932
(Convention Hall) … Joe Cox b. Lou Plummer (29:30) (Plummer fell from the ring and was
unable to continue) … Farmer McLeod and Milo Steinborn drew (45:00) … Babe Caddock
and George Vassell drew … Bruno Gorassini b. Bill Leon … Herman Hickman b. Dick Stahl
(DQ) (11:19) … (promoter:  Charley Grip) … (referee:  Bob Jones)

Camden, New Jersey:  Thursday, November 17, 1932
(Camden Armory) … George Zarynoff b. Mike Romano (2/3) … Joe Malcewicz b. Martin
Zikoff (40 seconds) (toe hold) … Joe Montana b. George Lassan (a wild match that nearly
started a riot) (at one point, Lassan smashed his opponet with a ringside chair) … Sandor
Szabo b. Vanka Zelezniak (23:26) … Mike Mazurki b. Sylvio Ramelli (17:04) … (promoter:  
Bert Potts) … (referee:  Bobby Jones) … (3,000 fans)
Notes:  All ladies who were accompanied by an “escort,” were admitted free.

Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, November 21, 1932
(Convention Hall) … Dick Daviscourt b. Pat McKay (2-0) … Milo Steinborn b. Babe
Caddock (13:47) … Tommy Marvin and Farmer George McLeod drew (30:00) … Bruno
Gorassini b. Floyd Marshall (dec., 30:00) … Joe Kleckner b. Oscar Nygren (14:48) …
(promoter:  Charley Grip) … (referee:  Tom Parsonette)

Camden, New Jersey:  Thursday, November 24, 1932
(Camden Armory) … Ed Don George b. Herb Freeman (2/3) … Wong Buck Cheung b.
Nino Darnaldi (16:12) … Joe Montana b. Gene Bruce (dec., 30:00) … Leon Pinetski b. Lilo
Nardi (10:52) … “Count” George Zarynoff b. Ivan Vacturoff (23:00) … (promoter:  Bert
Potts)

Camden, New Jersey:  Monday, November 28, 1932
(Convention Hall) … World Heavyweight Champion Jim Londos b. Dick Daviscourt (24:11)
… Joe Cox b. Floyd Marshall (28:29) … Milo Steinborn b. Jack Hurley (5:19) … Bruno
Gorassini and John Maxos drew (30:00) … Joe Kleckner b. Joe Rinaldi (13:31) …
(promoter:  Charley Grip) … (4,000 fans)

Camden, New Jersey:  Thursday, December 1, 1932
(Camden Armory) … Tiny Roebuck and Charlie Strack drew (90:00) (1-1) … Wong Buck
Cheung b. Gene Bruce (20:32) … Jim Browning b. Vanka Zelesniak (17:25) … Leon
Pinetski b. Herb Freeman (DQ) (21:00) … Joe Montana b. George Lassan (15:48) …
(promoter:  Bert Potts)


Research by Tim Hornbaker
October 8, 2010
Camden Wrestling Results - 1932