Racine, Wisconsin:  Tuesday, March 5, 1912
( ) ... Yussif Mahmout b. Michael Chemjakin (2-0) (14:00, 9:45) (toe hold, scissors hold)



Eau Claire, Wisconsin:  Thursday, May 9, 1912
( ) ... World Welterweight Champion Walter Miller b. Wisconsin Welterweight Champion
Henry Lindsley (1:31:00) (toehold)
Notes:  Don't know if "Lindsley" is the correct spelling.  The fans disputed the decision,
reportedly claiming foul.



Eau Claire, Wisconsin:  Thursday, October 10, 1912
( ) ... Henry Ordemann b. Charlse Challender (2-0)
Notes:  Ordemann reportedly won the first fall in 2:00 and the second in 1:30.




Delavan, Wisconsin:  Tuesday, December 14, 1915
( ) ... Ernest Kartje b. Young Sampson (2-0) (3:32, 3:12)
Notes:  It was stated that "Women saw the bout." The report also claimed that it was
Sampson's "first defeat in ten years of wrestling." He was billed as the Wisconsin
Heavyweight Champion.  Kartje was a light heavyweight.





Racine, Wisconsin:  Friday, August 23, 1918
(Hall) ... Harold Christensen b. John MacMurray (2-0) ... Felix Lupak b. Joe Wallace (2-0)
... Great Daro vs. Hassan
Notes:  Christensen was said to be the World Light Heavyweight Champion from
Denmark, in the Graeco-Roman style.  Lopak was said to be the middleweight champion
of Racine.  The Great Daro was Lou Daro, future Los Angeles promoter.  Christensen
was originally advertised to wrestle Dr. B.F. Roller, but there was some sort of financial
"misunderstanding" between Roller and management of the facility - so the match didn't
go on.  Christensen instead wrestled Roller's traveling partner.  The local newspaper
indicated that Joe Stecher backed out of a bout against Christensen at Springfield,
Massachusetts.  Christensen came to the U.S. three years earlier.  MacMurray wrestled
both Farmer Burns and Frank Gotch.  Don't know if the Daro-Hussan match took place.











Research by Tim Hornbaker
April 26, 2011
Other Wisconsin Wrestling Results 1900-'30