Kansas City Wrestling Results

Kansas City, MO: Monday, January 11, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... (round system) Charles Fischer* beat Abe Coleman (dec.-7) ...
Everett Marshall beat Cowboy Jack Russell ... John Pesek beat Dick Lever ... Glen Wade
vs Swede Olson (of Solomon, KS) ... (promoter-Gabe Kaufman) ... NOTE: Fischer was
managed by Max Bauman ... (results from wire service)

Kansas City, MO: Thursday, January 28, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Abe Coleman beat Charles Fischer* (1-0, utc) ... Everett Marshall
beat Pat McClary (cor) ... Dutch Hefner beat Jack Zikov ... Fred Peterson beat Chief Allen
... John Ellis drew Frank Marcus (20:00)

Kansas City, MO: Wednesday, February 17, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Joe Savoldi beat Abe Coleman (2-0) ... (Boxing) Everett Marshall
beat Pat McClary (ko-3) ... Dutch Hefner beat Mike Howard ... Sol Slagel (as Sol
Schlegel) drew Albion Britt (30:00) ... Leslie Wolfe beat Wild Red Berry ... referee-Walter
Bates

Kansas City, MO: Tuesday, March 1, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Everett Marshall beat Joe Savoldi (2-1) ... John Pesek beat Steve
Faraday (sub for Rex Smith) ... Wladek Zbyszko beat Andreas Costanos ... Dutch Hefner
beat Pat McClary ... Charles Santon drew Sol Slagel (as Schlegel) (20:00)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, March 10, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Charles Fischer* beat Jack Carroll (2-0) ... (result found 3-17)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, March 17, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Charles Fischer* vs John Ellis ... Billy Wolfe vs Jack Carroll ... Happy
Jack Claybourne vs Clarence (Preacher) Alden ... Bill Dusin vs Frank Marcus ... Chief
McGuire vs Jack Spurgeon

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, March 24, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Billy Wolfe vs Jack Hader ... Wild Red Berry vs Dave Adkins ... Dixie Kid
vs Buddy Irvin ... Chief McGuire vs Dick Wolfe (of Kansas City) ... Clarence (Preacher)
Alden vs Happy Jack Claybourne ... Johnnie Trein vs Joseph Farley

Kansas City, MO: Wednesday, March 30, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Everett Marshall beat Joe Savoldi (2-1) ... Wladek Zbyszko beat
Dutch Hefner (dq) ... Charles Fischer drew Wayne Long (of Burlington, KS) (20:00) ...
Glen Wade drew Charles Santon (30:00) ... Fred Peterson drew Sol Slagel (as Schlegel)
(20:00)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, April 7, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... (WLTM) Charles Fischer* vs Billy Wolfe ... Gust Karras vs George
Davis ... Wild Red Berry vs Preacher Alden ... Jack Hader vs Jack Claybourne ... Jackie
Carroll vs Virgil Fairchild

Kansas City, Missouri: Monday, April 11, 1932
(Convention Hall) … MWA World Heavyweight Champion John Pesek and Everette
Marshall drew (1-1) (Pesek won the initial fall in 21:05 and Marshall took the second in 12:
00) (no decision in the third fall when the referee was thrown from the ring and injured)
(the winner was going to receive the American Legion championship belt) … Dutch
Hefner b. Charlie Santon (20:00) … Charlie Fischer b. Jack Hader (11:05) … Fred
Peterson and Glenn Wade drew (30:00) … Al Baffert b. Mutt Davis (6:12) … Wayne Long
b. Buddy Ervin (5:08) … Wladek Zbyszko beat Sol Slagel (as Schlegel) …
(promoter: Gabe Kaufman) … (referee: Walter Bates) … (announcer: Dave Stevens)
Notes: The American Legion was going to present their new championship belt to the
winner of the main event. Kaufman initially wanted Pesek to wrestle Ed “Strangler” Lewis
and the latter was then suspended for his failure to go through with a bout. The Missouri
Athletic Commission then reinstated Lewis on February 22 at a special meeting in
Columbia, declaring that the “Strangler” had to meet Pesek within 60-days. Pesek had
posted $1,000 for the match. With the important April 11 bout coming up, Kaufman was
forced to sign someone in the top slot, and got Marshall. Al Haft, Pesek’s manager and
president of the MWA, allowed Pesek to defend his world title here despite the agreement
that the MWA World championship be defended only in Ohio. The American Legion,
after the no decision, returned their championship belt to a safety deposit box. Long was
from Burlington, Kansas, Ervin from Springfield, Illinios, Davis from Kansas City, and
Santon from Kirksville, Missouri. Lewis, notably, was affiliated with “St. Louis interests,”
and Kaufman believed that the promoters of that syndicate wanted to book Lewis and Jim
Londos at Yankee Stadium during the summer and Lewis couldn’t risk a loss against
Pesek. Pesek reportedly emerged from a two year layoff last fall. The Zbyszko result
came from the wire service. It was missed by the Kansas City Star.

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, April 14, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Billy Wolfe (MO LH champion) vs George Davis ... Wild Red Berry vs
Jack Claybourne ... Preacher Alden vs Dave Adkins ... Jack Hader vs Virgil Fairchild ...
Dave Cox vs Sammy Taylor

Kansas City, MO: Wednesday, April 27, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Everett Marshall beat Dutch Hefner (2-0) ... Joe Savoldi beat Al
Baffert (cor) ... Charles Fischer drew Wayne Long (45:00) ... Wladek Zbyszko beat Riley
McCann (215-KC) ... Charles Santon drew Hi Gandar (312-Bombay, India) (30:00) ...
Leslie Wolfe beat Jimmy Carter (210-KC)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, May 12, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... (WLTM) Charles Fischer* vs George Davis (of Edmonton) ... Dr.
Vernon Breedlove (world lightweight claimant) vs Kid Allensworth (of Junction City) ... Wild
Red Berry vs Tony Ross (world welterweight claimant) ... Gus Karras vs Harley Pierce ...
Jack Claybourne vs George Lapel

Kansas City, Missouri: Monday, May 16, 1932
(Convention Hall) … MWA World Heavyweight Champion John Pesek b. Everette
Marshall to capture the American Legion championship belt (1-0) (two hours) (Pesek won
the only fall in 67:00) (Marshall claimed he wasn’t pinned) … Joe Savoldi beat Al Baffert
... Charles Fischer beat Wayne Long ... Dutch Hefner drew Johnny Plummer (60:00) ...
Darna Ostopavich beat Hi Gandar (cor) … (promoter: Gabe Kaufman) … (referee:
Walter Bates) … (4,000 fans)
Notes: Once again, MWA President Al Haft gave Pesek special permission to defend his
championship in Kansas City. Prior to this bout, a St. Louis promoter named Col. John S.
Berger attempted to block the Pesek-Marshall rematch after Kaufman refused to give up
the rights to the bout for it to be held in St. Louis. Berger, on Tuesday, May 10, went
before the Missouri Athletic Commission in Jefferson, and claimed that Pesek ran out on
a scheduled bout, and that he should be suspended. The commission didn’t agree, and
allowed Kaufman to go forward with his event. The complete card results were from the
Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune.

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, May 19, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... (WLTM) Charles Fischer* vs Billy Wolfe ... Wild Red Berry vs Ali
Hussane ... Arthur Saxton vs Gus Karras ... George Davidson vs Jack Hader ... Bob
Cassell vs Henry Clausen

Kansas City, MO: Friday, May 20, 1932
(International Arena) ... Homer Wright (as Wildcat Wright) vs Jack Hader (as Hans Hadder
of KC) ... Togo Fujisaki (of KC) vs Bob Castle (of Fort Worth) ... Jack London vs Jimmy
Carter ... Bobby Eldon vs Bob Dover ... Tommy Carter vs Chuck Williams

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, May 26, 1932
(Union Pacific Ball Park) ... Hi Gandar vs Johnny Plummer ... Henry Clausen vs George
Lapel ... Wild Red Berry vs Bobby Novak ... Roughhouse Edwards vs Eddie McDowell (of
Wichita) ... John Ellis vs Randell Hatfield (hard to read) ... NOTE: Promoters Charles and
John Hatfield moved outdoors from Memorial Hall. The site was located at Mill Street and
Kansas Avenue.

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, June 2, 1932
(Union Pacific Ball Park) ... Leslie Wolfe vs George Davidson (of Canada) ... Wild Red
Berry vs Henry Clausen ... Joe Bauer (as Bowers) vs Dave Adkins ... John Ellis vs Happy
Jack Claybourne

Kansas City: Monday, June 6, 1932
(Muehlebach Field) ... John Pesek* beat Harry Ekizian (2-1) ... Wladek Zbyszko vs Dutch
Hefner ... Darna Ostopavich vs Johnny Plummer ... Charles Fischer vs Hans Beusing ...
Henry Clausen vs Bobby Novak ... Fred Peterson vs Charley Peters
Kansas City, MO: Friday, June 10, 1932
(International Arena) ... Jimmy French vs Chief McGuire ... Chuck Williams vs Tom
Warren ...

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, June 16, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... (mixed match) Charles Fischer beat (boxer) Houston Ash (0:45) ...
Wladek Zbyszko beat Harry Ekizian (dq) ... Billy Wolfe drew Jack Hader (30:00) ... Wild
Red Berry vs Ali Hussane (as Hassan) ... Joe Bauer (170-Stuttgart, Germany) vs Wayne
Johnson ... (wire service results)

Kansas City, KS: June 23, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Billy Wolfe vs Jack Hader ... Dr. Vic Muhl vs Hi Gandar ... George Lapel
vs Ali Hussane

Kansas City, KS: June 30, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Billy Wolfe (LH champion of MO) beat Wild Red Berry ... Dr. Vernon
Breedlove* (world LH claimant) beat Bill Bayless ... Jack Hader beat Vic Muhl ... Clarence
(Preacher) Alden beat Ali Hussane ... Joe Bauer beat George Lapin ... (Att.-3,500) ... (KC
Times reel started on 6-29)

Kansas City, MO: Friday, July 1, 1932
(International Arena) ... Johnny Atkins beat Vic Muhl (sub for Homer Wright) ... Virgil
Fairchild drew Bearcat Johnson ... Bobby Alden vs Togo Fujisaki ... Dave Adkins beat
George Lapel ... John Mosler drew Jack London ... NOTE: The site was located at 15th
and Troost.

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, July 7, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Billy Wolfe vs Dan Byers (canceled when Byers no showed) ... Joe
Bauer beat Wild Red Berry ... Chief John Elkhorn beat Bob Castle ... Dr. Vic Muhl beat
Charles Olson ... Ali Hussane beat George Lapel

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, July 14, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Mike Delich beat Dr. Vic Muhl ... Billy Wolfe beat Dale Valkairke ... Wild
Red Berry beat Gillian Hall ... Joe Bauer beat Harry Caddell (dec.) ... Ali Hussane drew
Chief John Elkhorn ... (Att.-3,000) ... NOTE: Mike Delich was a Kansas City, Kansas
policeman.

Kansas City, MO: Friday, July 15, 1932
(International Arena) ... Jack London beat John Mosier (won Missouri Valley heavyweight
title) ... Flying Bettes beat Satan Pantell ... Togo Fujisaki drew Bob Alden ... Bob Castle
drew Dave Adkins ... Jimmy Coffield beat Tommy McKee

Kansas City, KS: Saturday, July 16, 1932
(Union Pacific Ball Park) ... Jack Hader vs Homer Wright ... George Lapel vs Gillian Hall
... Joe Bauer vs Ali Hussane ... (promoter-Mike Orrison)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, July 21, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Mike Delich beat Jimmy Carter ... Billy Wolfe beat Chief John Elkhorn ...
Masked Magician beat Ali Hussane (as Hassan) (dec.) ... Joe Bauer drew Bob Castle ...
Harry Caddell beat Wild Red Berry

Kansas City, MO: Friday, July 22, 1932
(International Arena) ... Jimmy French beat Swede Olson ... Bill Bayless beat Jerry
Cheatam ... Charles Knoche drew Gus Lewis ... Don McCormick drew Tommy Carter ...
(Att.-1,500)

Kansas City, MO: Monday, July 25, 1932
(Fairyland Park) ... Charles Knoche drew Jimmy Coffield ... Bearcat Jones beat Beryl
Brumfield ... Togo Fujisaki (misspelled Bujiski) drew Chuck Williams ... (Att.-500) ...
NOTE: The site was located at 75th and Prospect.

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, July 28, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Mike Delich beat Charles Knoche (dq) ... Frank Davis beat Ole Olsen
... Ali Hussane drew Bob Castle ... Al Cook beat Gillian Hall ... George Lapel drew Joe
Bauer (as Joe Bowers)

Kansas City, MO: Friday, July 29, 1932
(International Arena) ... Jack London beat Young Caddell (sub for Young Shikat) ... Rusty
Shawhan drew Joe Bauer ... Flying Bettes beat George Lapel ... Jimmy Coffield drew
Wildcat Wright

Kansas City, MO: Monday, August 1, 1932
(Fairyland Park) ... Jimmy Coffield vs Bob Worth ... Charles Knoche vs Sandy McNeil ...
Homer Wright vs Joe Bauer

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, August 4, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Homer Wright beat Frank Davis ... Wild Red Berry beat Mike Chacoma
(dq) ... Bob Castle beat Jim Bryant ... Masked Who beat Joe Bauer ... Ali Hussane beat
August Ott

Kansas City: Friday, August 5, 1932
(Worthwhile A. C.) ... Charles Knoche beat Gus Lewis ... Tommy Carter beat Tom Warren
... Preacher Alden drew Bill Bayless ... Dr. Vic Muhl beat Dale Valkairke

Kansas City, KS: Saturday, August 6, 1932
(Union Pacific Ball Park) ... Wild Red Berry vs Joe Bauer ... Mike Chacoma vs Ali Hussane
... Homer Wright vs Jim Bryant ... (card was rained out)

Kansas City: Wednesday, August 10, 1932
(Rockhurst Field) ... Dr. Vernon Breedlove beat Curley Miller ... Sol Slagel (as Schlegel)
beat Homer Wright (dec.) ... Charles Knoche beat Jimmy Carter ... (plus boxing) ... (Att.
-1,000)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, August 11, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Mike Chacoma beat Wild Red Berry ... Ali Hussane beat Preacher
Alden ... Joe Bauer beat Wayne Johnson ... Charles Knoche drew Homer Wright ...
Masked Who beat Bob Cassell

Kansas City, MO: Friday, August 12, 1932
(International Arena) ... Jimmy Coffield beat Cecil Montgomery (sub for Homer Wright) ...
Jimmy Carter drew Charles Knoche ... Joe Bauer drew Dave Adkins ... Terrifying Ace beat
Ed Hundley

Kansas City, KS: Saturday, August 13, 1932
(Union Pacific Ball Park) ... Wild Red Berry vs Joe Bauer

Kansas City: Monday, August 15, 1932
(Muehlebach Field) ... Abe Coleman beat Paul Jones ... Jim McMillen beat Milo Steinborn
(cor) ... George Zaharias beat Paul Harper ... Hans Kampfer beat Floyd Marshall ... Ernie
Dusek beat Vic Christy

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, August 18, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Mike Delich beat Charles Knoche ... Mike Chacoma beat Homer Wright
(dq) ... Masked Who beat Kansas City Jim ... Red Devil beat Bob Cassell ... Joe Bauer
beat Preacher Alden ... Pete Hatfield drew Motorman Ross

Kansas City, MO: Friday: August 19, 1932
(International Arena) ... Dr. Vic Muhl beat Charles Knoche (dq) ... Don McCormick beat
Ted Yates ... Question Mark beat Dave Roberts ... Preacher Alden drew Bob Castle (sub
for Tommy Carter) ... Battling Bill Bayless drew Bleon Puckett

Beloit, KS: Thursday, August 25, 1932
Alan Eustace beat Gene Knoche

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, August 25, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Mike Delich vs Chief Chewacki (as Bearclaw Chewchki) ... Mike
Chacoma vs Charles Knoche ... Homer Wright vs Red Devil ... Joe Bauer vs Motorman
Ross ... Masked Who vs George Lapel (of Independence, MO)

Kansas City, MO: Friday, August 26, 1932
(International Arena) ... Jimmy Carter vs Charles Knoche (nc) ... Terrifying Ace beat
Young Caddell ... Dave Adkins beat Togo Fujisaki ... Joe Bauer drew Bob Castle

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, September 1, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Chief Chewacki (as Bearclaw Chewchki) vs Homer Wright ... Mike
Chacoma vs Mike Delich

Kansas City, MO: Friday, September 2, 1932
(International Arena) ... Batting Bill Baylers (Worthwhile A.C. middleweight champion)
beat Preacher Alden ... Jimmy French beat Jimmy O’Brien ... Bob Castle beat Tommy
Carter ... Dave Roberts beat Otto Mullins ... Guy Hatfield drew Dale Kendrick

Kansas City, KS: Saturday, September 3, 1932
(Union Pacific Ball Park) ... Mike Chacoma vs Masked Marvel ... Joe Bauer vs Jim Bryant
... Frank Davis vs Red Devil

Kansas City, MO: Thursday, September 8, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... (WTM) Jim Londos* beat Abe Coleman ... Rudy Dusek beat Wee
Willie Davis ... George Zaharias drew Gino Garibaldi ... Jim McMillen beat Jack Hurley ...
Jack Hader beat Mutt Davis ... (Att.-4,000)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, September 8, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Mike Chacoma beat Billy Wolfe (dq) ... Sammy Togo (of KC, KS) beat
Masked Who ... Chief Chewacki (as Bearclaw Chewchki) beat Walter Logan ... Mike
Delich beat Frank Davis ... Dr. Vic Muhl drew Hans Schibert ... Joe Bauer beat George
Cross ... (Att.-6,000)

Kansas City, MO: Friday, September 9, 1932
(International Arena) ... Terrifying Ace beat Johnny Atkins (won D.A.V. state title) ...
Chuck Williams drew Bill Vandiver ... Bearcat Johnson beat Dave Roberts ... Jimmy Carter
beat Walter Livan

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, September 15, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Alan Eustace beat Chief Chewacki (as Bearclaw Chewchki) ... Billy
Wolfe beat Mike Chacoma ... Walter Logan drew Red Devil ... George Lapel drew
Masked Who ... John Ellis beat John Malone ... Gus Kassas beat Charles Knoche ... (Att.
-6,500) ... (promoter-Johnny Hatfield)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, September 22, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Alan Eustace beat Frank French (dq) ... Jack Hader drew Walter Logan
... Masked Who beat Joe Bauer ... Dr. Vic Muhl drew Hans Shibert ... Gus Karras beat
Charles Knoche ... Billy Wolfe drew Mike Delich

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, September 29, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... (non title) Charles Fischer* vs Mike Delich ... Billy Wolfe vs Frank
French ... Alan Eustace vs Hans Seibert ... Dr. Vic Muhl vs Jack Hader ... John Ellis vs Bill
Dusin ... Joe Bauer vs Ali Hussane

Kansas City, MO: Friday, September 30, 1932
(International Arena) ... Bill Dusen beat Hans Seibert (dq) ... John Ellis beat Walter Logan
(wof) ... Joe Bauer beat Gillian Hall ... Dale Kendrick beat Chuck Williams ... Don
McCormick beat Guy Hatfield

Kansas City, MO: Wednesday, October 5, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Everett Marshall beat Joe DeVito ... George Zaharias drew Darna
Ostopavich ... Joe Savoldi beat Johnny Plummer (dq) ... Hans Kampfer beat Jack Carter
(of NY) ... Paul Harper beat Sid Nabors ... (Att.-2,000)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, October 6, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... (WLT) Charles Fischer* beat Frank French ... Alan Eustace beat
Charles Knoche ... Billy Wolfe beat Tony Ross (of Junction City, KS) ... Pete Hatfield beat
Ted Williams ... Mike Chacoma beat Jack Claybourne ... Gus Karras beat Bearclaw
Chewacki ... Mike Delich beat Jack Anderson

Kansas City, MO: Friday, October 7, 1932
(International Arena) ... Terrifying Ace (D.A.V. heavyweight champion) beat Jimmy Carter
... Johnny Atkins beat Charles Knoche ... Dave Adkins drew Flying Bettes ... Walter
Logan beat Jack Smallwood

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, October 13, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Alan Eustace beat Stanley Rogers ... Tony Ross beat Dr. Vernon
Breedlove (dq) ... Vic Muhl drew Gus Anderson ... Chief Chewacki (as Bearclaws
Chewchki) drew Red Devil ... Gus Karras drew George Gostovich ... Jack Vinson drew
John Ellis ... Billy Wolfe beat Walter Logan

Kansas City Times: October 14, 1932
Billy Sandow became Everett Marshall’s manager last week. He split with Ed Lewis last
year. Marshall is a four year professional. Everett began his career here, making his pro
debut in the World of Motion theater.

Kansas City, KS: Friday, October 14, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Hans Seibert beat Charles Knoche ... Bill Dusin drew Mike Chacoma ...
Sailor Lewis beat Gillen Hall ... Sammy Kaplan beat Johnny Moore

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, October 20, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... (WLTM) Hugh Nichols* beat Lloyd Kennedy ... Billy Wolfe beat Gus
Anderson ... Gus Karras drew Chief Chewacki (as Chewchki) ... Happy Jack Claybourne
beat Sterling Davis ... Masked Marvel beat Ali Hussane (as Hassan) ... Jack Vincent drew
Earl Wampler ... Red Devil beat Hans Seibert (as Schiebert)

Kansas City, MO: Friday, October 21, 1932
(International Arena) ... Terrifying Ace beat Charles Knoche ... Johnny Atkins drew Walter
Logan ... Bearcat Johnson drew Dave Adkins ... Jimmy Coffield beat Jack Crabtree

Kansas City, MO: Monday, October 24, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Darna Ostopavich beat Jim Clinstock ... Everett Marshall drew Jim
McMillen ... Jack Hader beat Mike Delich ... Cliff Olson beat Johnny Plummer ... Paul
Harper drew Fred Peterson (sub for John Pesek) ... referee-Jack Roller ... Note: Gino
Garibaldi ran out of Ostopavich match.

Independence, MO: Wednesday, October 26, 1932
Jimmy Coffield beat Bob Steele

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, October 27, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Gus Karras beat Chief Chewacki (as Bearclaw Chewchki) ... Mike
Chacoma vs George Poulas (no contest) ... Billy Wolfe drew Jack Vincent ... Jack Hader
drew John Ellis ... Hans Seibert beat Gus Anderson ... (Handicap) Sterling Davis (153-
Houston) F.T.T. Barbara Weir (140 pound woman wrestler) (5:00)

Kansas City, KS: Tuesday, November 1, 1932
(1117 Kansas Avenue) ... Happy Jack Claybourne vs George Lapel ... Frank Hays vs
Sterling Davis ...Sailor Lewis vs Byrie Broomfield ... (promoter-Mike Orrison)

Independence, MO: Wednesday, November 2, 1932
Jimmy Coffield beat Jimmy Carter ... Johnny Atkins beat Dorrace Byers

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, November 3, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... George Poulas beat Walter Logan ... (Handicap) (woman) Laura
Bennett beat Pete Hatfield (1 fall in 5:00) ... Jack Vincent beat John Ellis ... Gus Karras
drew Dr. Vic Muhl ... Sailor Lewis beat Ali Hussane (as Hassan)

Independence, MO: Wednesday, November 9, 1932
Jimmy Coffield beat Walter Logan

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, November 10, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Billy Wolfe drew Frank French ... (Handicap) Joe Novak F.T.T. Jack
Claybourne (15:00) ... Joe Bauer drew Sailor Jack Lewis ... Gus Karras drew Jack Hader
... George Poulas beat John Ellis (ko)

Kansas City, MO: Wednesday, November 16, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... (WTM) Jim Londos* beat Darna Ostopavich (utc) ... Jim McMillen
beat Buck Olson ... Fred Peterson beat Everett Kibbons ... Cliff Olson drew George
Gostopavich ... referee-Jack Roller ... (small crowd)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, November 17, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Mike Delich beat Gus Anderson (sub for Jack Hader) ... Bob Castle
beat Jack Claybourne ... Tom Fleming beat George Finney ... Sailor Lewis beat Preacher
Alden ... George Poulas beat Mike Chacoma

Kansas City, MO: Friday, November 18, 1932
(International Arena) ... Bearcat Johnson beat John Mosier (dq) ... Johnny Atkins drew
Jimmy Carter ... Eddie Worth drew Virgil Fairchild ... Jimmy Coffield beat Cliff Olson

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, November 24, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... George Poulas beat Wild Red Berry ... Mike Chacoma beat Jack
Claybourne ... Jack Vincent beat Gus Anderson ... Mike Delich drew Jack Hader ... Billy
Wolfe drew Gus Karras ... (Att.-6,500)

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, December 1, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Wild Red Berry beat Mike Chacoma ... Alan Eustace vs Masked Marvel
... George Poulas vs John Ellis ... Mike Delich vs Ali Hussane (as Nick Hassan) ... Jack
Vincent vs Billy Wolfe ... Jack Hader vs Gillian Hall

Kansas City, MO: Friday, December 2, 1932
(International Arena) ... Johnny Atkins drew Jimmy Carter ... Gene Hankins drew Jimmy
Coffield ... Ed Wirth beat Virgil Fairchild ... Flying Bettes drew Dave Adkins

Independence, MO: Wednesday, December 7, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Jimmy Coffield vs Gene Hankins (220-Chicago) ... Flying Bettes vs
Gillian Hall ... Ed Wirth vs Les Grimes

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, December 8, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... (World LH claimant) Charles Fischer* vs John Ellis

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, December 15, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Jack Vincent vs Ed McCarthy (215-Detroit) ... Billy Wolfe vs John Ellis
... George Poulas vs Jack Hader ... Wild Red Berry vs Jack Claybourne ,,, Mike Delich vs
Mike Chacoma

Kansas City, MO: Friday, December 16, 1932
(International Arena) ... Terrifying Ace vs Jimmy Coffield (riot broke out-likely nc) ... Dave
Adkins drew Togo Fujisaki ... Gene Hankins beat Ed Hundley ... Flying Bettes beat Jack
Fields

Kansas City, MO: Monday, December 19, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Everett Marshall beat John Katan ... Ray Steele beat Mike Mazurki
(as Mike Mazquoki) ... Darna Ostopavich drew Fred Peterson (sub for Pete Jones) ...
Charles Fischer beat Les Grimes ... Chief Chewacki (as Chewchki) vs Sergeant Jack
Reynolds (no contest) ... George Gostovich drew Frank French ... George Lapel drew
Joe Bauer ... Pete Bausch beat Jim Brownie (local KC wrestler, not Jim Browning who was
in MSG that night) ... (promoter-Gabe Kauffman) ... (Att.-3,000) ... NOTE: Pat O’Shocker
was in a car crash, so he was not on the card.

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, December 22, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Jack Hader beat George Poulas ... Preacher Alden beat Jack Fields ...
Ali Hussane beat Joe Bauer ... Dr. Vic Muhl beat Jack Claybourne ... Mike Delich beat
Curly Smith

Kansas City, MO: Friday, December 23, 1932
(International Arena) ... Cyclone Sampson vs Charles Knoche (both no shows) ... Bill
Dusin beat Walter Logan ... Jimmy French beat Virgil Fairchild ... Randall Sweet beat
Swede Larson ... Bob Castle beat Curly Smith ... Happy Jack Claybourne beat Dixie Kid

Kansas City, KS: Thursday, December 29, 1932
(Memorial Hall) ... Dr. Vic Muhl vs Noval Nelson ... Charles Knoche vs Jack Hader ...
Sailor Olsen vs Sailor Lewis ... Mike Delich vs Burrel Brunfield ... Jack Claybourne vs Jack
Fields ... Preacher Alden vs Ali Hussane

Kansas City, MO: Friday, December 30, 1932
(International Arena) ... Jimmy Coffield beat Terrifying Ace (cor-when he just left ring)
(won D. A. V. state title) ... Gillian Hall drew Tommy Carter ... Dave Adkins beat Jack
Fields ... John Mosier beat Flying Bettes

Kansas City Times: December 31, 1932
The Holt, Missouri mat fans rated the wrestlers: (1) Jim Londos champion) ... (2) Ed Lewis
... (3) John Pesek ... (4) Dick Shikat ... (5) Jim McMillen ... (6) Ray Steele ... (7) Joe
Savoldi ... (8) Joe Malcewicz ... (9) Ed Don George ... 10) Gus Sonnenberg ... (11) John
Katan ... (12) Everett Marshall ... (13) Henri DeGlane ... (14) Fred Peterson ... (15) Darna
Ostopavich

NOTES: Many years ago I researched the Kansas City Times from July through
December. I recently checked the Kansas City Star for the first six months of the year and
a few missing lineups later.
The Times was much better than the Star in covering the results. The Star never gave
results of the Memorial Hall cards. They also missed results from some of the big
Convention Hall shows.

Research by Don Luce

Research below by Tim Hornbaker

Kansas City, : Monday, January 11, 1932
( ) ... Charles Fischer b. Abe Coleman (decision) (1-1) (Australian rules) (seven rounds)
... Everette Marshall b. "Cowboy" Jack Russell (2-0) ... John Pesek b. Dick Lever (6:50) ...
Dutch Hefner b. Swede Olson (11:30) ... Fred Peterson and Jack Zickoff drew (20:00)
Notes: Olson was from Solomon, Kansas and Lever from Baton Route, Louisiana.

Kansas City, : Thursday, January 28, 1932
( ) … Abe Coleman b. Charles Fischer (40:00) … Everette Marshall b. Pat McClary (12:
30) (countout) ... Dutch Hefner b. Jack Zikov (15:40) (body slam)
Notes: During the main event, Coleman and Fischer butted heads and the latter was
unable to continue. Fischer weighed 170 to Coleman's 203. Dr. D.M. Nigro, the
physician at the matches, said that Fischer suffered a concussion, according to the
Associated Press.

Kansas City, Missouri: Wednesday, February 17, 1932
(Convention Hall) … Joe Savoldi b. Abe Coleman (2-0) (27:00, 30 seconds) … Everette
Marshall b. Pat McClary (third round KO) (boxing match) ... Leslie Wolfe b. Red Berry (11:
19) ... Albion Britt and Sol Schlegel drew (30:00) ... Dutch Hefner b. Mike Howard (14:10)

Kansas City, Kansas: Thursday, February 25, 1932
(Memorial Hall) … Johnny Plummer b. Mike “Chief” McGuire (2/3) … Jack Carroll b. Jim
Harder (2-0) … Ralph “Red” Berry b. George Lapl (2/3) … Harley Pierce b. Coy Sechrest
(2-0) … Jack Claybourne b. Johnnie Trein (2-0) … Pete Hatfield and Dave Jones drew
(15:00) … (promoter: Johnnie Hatfield)
Notes: There was originally supposed to be a light heavyweight tournament. Billy Wolfe
was unable to wrestle due to burning his eyes severely while overseeing an electric
welding job without wearing smoked glasses.

Kansas City, Missouri: Tuesday, March 1, 1932
(Convention Hall) … Everette Marshall b. Joe Savoldi (2/3) … Charles Santen and Sol
Schlagel drew (20:00) … Wladek Zbyszko b. Andreas Costanos (15:10) … John Pesek b.
Steve Faraday (16:05) (head scissors and wrist lock)

Kansas City, Kansas: Thursday, March 3, 1932
(Memorial Hall) … Bill Dusen and Mike McGuire drew at midnight closing … Jackie Carroll
b. Fred Bates (2-0) … Red Berry b. Coy Sechrest (2/3) … Pete Hatfield b. Miss Barbara
Ware (12:00) (man vs. woman) … Pete Hatfield b. Ted Williams … Johnnie Trein b.
George Lapl (2/3)
Note: Pat Hatfield was the son of the promoter.

Kansas City, Kansas: Thursday, March 10, 1932
(Memorial Hall) … World Middleweight Champion Charles Fischer b. Jackie Carroll (2-0)
… Bill Dusin and Mickey McGuire went to a double disqualification (29:00) … Billy Wolfe
b. Jack Claybourne (2-0) … John Ellis b. Frank Markus (2-0) … Roy Outs b. “Monkey
Wrench” Jones (3:30) … (referees: Charlie Hatfield, Johnnie Trein) … (announcer:
Hughie Henry) … (timekeeper: Joe Rollheiser)

Kansas City, Missouri: Wednesday, March 30, 1932
(Convention Hall) ... Everette Marshall b. Joe Savoldi (2/3) ... Wladek Zbyszko b. Dutch
Hefner (DQ) (17:00) ... Charles Fischer and Wayne Long drew (20:00) ... Charlie Santen
and Glenn Wade drew (30:00) ... Fred Peterson and Sol Schlegel drew (20:00)

Kansas City, Missouri: Monday, April 11, 1932
(Convention Hall) … MWA World Heavyweight Champion John Pesek and Everette
Marshall drew after the referee was knocked out in the third fall (1-1) (Pesek won the first
fall in 31:05, Marshall took the second in 13:00 with an airplane spin) … Dutch Hefner b.
Charlie Stanton (20:10) … Charley Fischer b. Jack Hader (11:05) … Fred Peterson and
Glenn Wade drew (30:00) … Al Baffert b. Mutt Davis (6:13) … Wayne Long b. Buddy
Ervin (5:08) … (promoter: Gabe Kaufman) … (referee: Walter Bates)
Notes: The Kansas City Kansan newspaper stated that the “Midwest Wrestling
Association’s heavyweight championship belt and the American Legion’s title girdle will be
at stake” when Marshall and Pesek wrestled. “Al Haft, Columbus, O., president of the
Midwest association, agreed late Saturday to posting that organization’s belt as one of
the prizes.” Haft reportedly posted the MWA belt “when assured by Harry Davis, local
member of the Missouri State Athletic Commission, that the same code in Ohio in title
matches will prevail here.” Also, “promoter Gabe Kaufman had been arguing with Haft
three days attempting to persuade him to agree to permit Pesek to post the belt as one
of the trophies here. The Legion had threatened to withdraw its belt unless the Midwest
belt also went to the winner.” Both belts would be given to the local commission and given
to the winner. “Pesek’s Midwest belt was won in March, 1931, in Columbus, O., when he
defeated Joe Stecher, former world champion.”

Kansas City, Missouri: Monday, May 16, 1932
(Convention Hall) … John Pesek b. Everette Marshall (1-0) (2 hours) (Pesek won the only
fall in 67:12) (Pesek retained his MWA World Title belt and acquired the American Legion
championship belt) … Darna Ostopavich b. Hi Gandar (13:20) … Dutch Hefner and
Johnny Plummer drew (30:00) … Charles Fischer b. Wayne Long (23:35) … Joe Savoldi
b. Al Baffert (32:00) … (promoter: Gabe Kaufman)

Kansas City, Missouri: Monday, August 15, 1932
( ) … Abe Coleman b. Paul Jones … Jim McMillen b. Milo Steinborn … George Zaharias
b. Paul Harper … Hans Kampfer b. Floyd Marshall … Vic Christy and Ernie Dusek drew
(60:00)

Kansas City, Missouri: Thursday, September 8, 1932
( ) … World Heavyweight Champion Jim Londos b. Abe Coleman (2-0) … Gino Garibaldi
and George Zaharias drew (60:00) … Rudy Dusek b. Wee Willie Davis … Jim McMillen b.
Jack Hurley … Jack Hader b. Mutt Davis

Kansas City, Missouri: Wednesday, October 5, 1932
( ) … Everette Marshall b. Joe DeVito … Darna Ostopavich and George Zaharias drew …
Joe Savoldi b. Johnny Plummer … Hans Kampfer b. Jack Carter … Paul Harper b. Sid
Nabors

Kansas City, Missouri: Wednesday, November 16, 1932
( ) … World Heavyweight Champion Jim Londos b. Darna Ostopavich … Jim McMillen b.
Buck Olson … George Gostovich and Cliff Olsen drew … Fred Peterson b. Everett
Kibbons (14:20)

Kansas City, Missouri: Monday, December 19, 1932
( ) … Everette Marshall b. John Katan … Pete Bausch b. Joe Browning … Ray Steele b.
Mike Mazurki … Darna Ostopavich and Fred Peterson drew … Charlie Fisher b. Les
Grimes … Joe Bauer and George Lapel drew … Frank French and George Gostovich
drew … Chief Chewacki and Jack Reynolds wrestled to a no contest
Notes: There was a controversial ending to the Katan-Marshall bout, and officials
concluded that Marshall should have been DQ'd rather than getting the win. However,
the decision stood.

On December 30, 1932, the Missouri State Athletic Commission ordered Everette
Marshall to wrestle John Katan again on January 9, 1933. If Marshall refused, he'd be
suspended by the National Wrestling Association and in the 36 states affiliated with the
organization.

Kansas City Wrestling Results - 1932