Kansas City, Missouri:  January 10, 1924
(Convention Hall) ... World Heavyweight Champion Ed "Strangler" Lewis b. Joe "Toots"
Mondt (2-0) (1:44:02, 28:30) (both times with a toehold) ... Pat McGill b. Bill Beth (8:10) ...
Dick Daviscourt b. Andre Anderson (13:20) ... (promoter:  Gabe Kaufman)
Notes:  Mondt had challenged Lewis twice for the World Title in Kansas City in 1923.  
McGill was a protege of Earl Caddock.


Kansas City, Missouri:  Monday, February 11, 1924
(Convention Hall) ... Joe Stecher b. Joe "Toots" Mondt (DQ) (Mondt punched Stecher) ...
Cliff Binckley vs. Frank LeMarque ... (promoter:  Gabe Kaufman) ... (referee:  Walter
Bates)
Notes:  It was reported that Joe Stecher hadn't wrestled in Kansas City in two years.  
Kaufman said that "Stecher is not a member of the so-called trust and is working
independently with his brother, Tony Stecher, his manager." He didn't think he could beat
Mondt.  Mondt was said to have begun working with Ben Pohl, "an expert in applying the
[body] scissors," according to the Kansas City Star.  Ticket prices were $3, $2, and $1.  A
no smoking rule was adopted for the show and firemen were going to be on hand to
make sure it is enforced.  After the match, the newspaper believed it was going to be
Mondt's final match in Kansas City because he used a clenched fist.

Kansas City, Missouri:  February 16, 1924
(The Armory) ... Joe McVey vs. Joe Stecher (exhibition match) ... Bill Genova vs. Jack
Maroon (boxing) (105 pounds) ... Carl Kenney vs. Charley Myers (boxing) (125 pounds)
... Sammy Butler vs. Glenn Milligan (boxing) (145 pounds) ... Frank McGowan vs. Harvey
Thorpe (boxing) (145 pounds) ... Nick Newman vs. Hugh Walker (boxing) (175 pounds) ...
battle royal ... (referee:  Rev. Earl A. Blackman, Army Chaplain)
Notes:  This was a Herman Merritt Athletic Show.  McVey was a wrestling coach at the
Kansas City Athletic Club.  In addition to the boxing and wrestling, there was going to be
music from the Coon-Sanders and Kuhn-Chaquette-Campbell orchestras.  Hughie Henry
was the master of ceremonies.  There would also be dancing.

Kansas City, Missouri:  Monday, March 3, 1924
(Convention Hall) ... World Heavyweight Champion Ed "Strangler" Lewis vs. Taro Miyaki
... Pat McGill vs. Joe "Toots" Mondt ... Wayne Munn vs. Jack Paulson ... (promoter:  Gabe
Kaufman)










Research by Tim Hornbaker
February 15, 2011
Kansas City Wrestling Results - 1924