British Columbia, Canada: 1911-1919
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1910 (no results)
1911
MARCH 1911
MARCH 1, 1911 (WEDNESDAY)
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Japanese Championship
Tamba Maru def. Hitachiyama (c)
NEW CHAMPION
MARCH 1911
MARCH 1, 1911 (WEDNESDAY)
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Japanese Championship
Tamba Maru def. Hitachiyama (c)
NEW CHAMPION
JUNE 1911
JUNE 26, 1911 (FRIDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Chester McIntyre
1 - Charles Kelly Vs. Bersanta Bassanta,
Result Unknown
2 - Bogha Khan def. Eugene Traveller
JUNE 1911
JUNE 26, 1911 (FRIDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Chester McIntyre
1 - Charles Kelly Vs. Bersanta Bassanta,
Result Unknown
2 - Bogha Khan def. Eugene Traveller
NOVEMBER 1911
NOVEMBER 6, 1911 (MONDAY)
Horse Show Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Yussiff Mahmout def. Don McDonald,
Two Falls to None
2 - Handicap - Gotch to Throw McIntyre Three Times in Sixty Minutes
Frank Gotch def. Chester McIntyre
(F1 00:19:18 - F2 00:13:13 - F3 00:06:48 - C 00:39:19)
NOVEMBER 7, 1911 (TUESDAY)
From the Vancouver Daily World:
"M’Intyre Makes A Good Showing With Gotch
By W.F. Findlay
After a close range view of Frank Gotch in action, pitted against the gamest and fastest man for his weight around these parts, it is easy to understand why the giant Iowa grappler had reached the pinnacle of mat fame and can get away with them all. He's the finest example of physical perfection as required by the wrestling game that devotees of this ancient sport have ever seen in modern times. Frank Gotch is just as splendidly equipped for the demands of wrestling as Bob Fitzsimmons was for the boxing game. In other words, nature has given this husky Iowa farmer strength, speed, agility, and a brain that acts just as fast as his muscles, but above all an ability to wrestle that comes just as natural to him as it does for a duck to take to the water.
Few even among those close at the ringside were aware of the amount of punishment that Chester McIntyre underwent at the hands of the world’s champion in those forty minutes of wrestling. I firmly believe that the popular [Vancouver Athletic Club] physical director would have lasted out the hour without losing more than two falls, if he had been able or had the necessary strength, not to throw Gotch, but to keep the champion from using the score or more of very effective but generally overlooked tricks that Gotch employed to weaken and wear out his opponent. The hammerlock which Gotch employed so often, was only one of them. Such playful little attentions as kneeling on his opponent's arm to deaden the muscles, the toe pull and ankle twist, the headlock and its attendant terrific strain on the neck muscles, sustained grips over the principal arteries to retard the circulation and the punishing effect of the crotch and half nelson all combined to wear out the champion’s plucky opponent with a minimum of exertion to Gotch.
To Mr. McIntyre there is due even more credit than the mere fact that he stayed with the world’s champion for over forty minutes. Against such a great handi-cap in weight as the 38 pounds the champion had to the good, he made a wonderful showing and demonstrated that he is one of the top-notchers in the light-heavyweight division. Game to the core, McIntyre never quit trying until his shoulders were pressed to the mat for the third time. Even after the second fall and while his attendants were trying to get the numbness out of his temporarily crippled arms, McIntyre said, as I asked him how he felt:
'My only chance is to get a fall on him now. He is too heavy and too strong for me to remain on the defensive with any hope of lasting out the hour.'
Sounds like the remark of a game man, doesn’t it?
'That man of yours gave me the best bout I have enjoyed since I left Kansas City last month, and I would like to see more of him. Beef counts, and I have it. Were Mac equal to me in poundage, I have no doubt that I should have to extend myself to fulfill my contract. It was a tough match,' said Gotch."
NOVEMBER 1911
NOVEMBER 6, 1911 (MONDAY)
Horse Show Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Yussiff Mahmout def. Don McDonald,
Two Falls to None
2 - Handicap - Gotch to Throw McIntyre Three Times in Sixty Minutes
Frank Gotch def. Chester McIntyre
(F1 00:19:18 - F2 00:13:13 - F3 00:06:48 - C 00:39:19)
NOVEMBER 7, 1911 (TUESDAY)
From the Vancouver Daily World:
"M’Intyre Makes A Good Showing With Gotch
By W.F. Findlay
After a close range view of Frank Gotch in action, pitted against the gamest and fastest man for his weight around these parts, it is easy to understand why the giant Iowa grappler had reached the pinnacle of mat fame and can get away with them all. He's the finest example of physical perfection as required by the wrestling game that devotees of this ancient sport have ever seen in modern times. Frank Gotch is just as splendidly equipped for the demands of wrestling as Bob Fitzsimmons was for the boxing game. In other words, nature has given this husky Iowa farmer strength, speed, agility, and a brain that acts just as fast as his muscles, but above all an ability to wrestle that comes just as natural to him as it does for a duck to take to the water.
Few even among those close at the ringside were aware of the amount of punishment that Chester McIntyre underwent at the hands of the world’s champion in those forty minutes of wrestling. I firmly believe that the popular [Vancouver Athletic Club] physical director would have lasted out the hour without losing more than two falls, if he had been able or had the necessary strength, not to throw Gotch, but to keep the champion from using the score or more of very effective but generally overlooked tricks that Gotch employed to weaken and wear out his opponent. The hammerlock which Gotch employed so often, was only one of them. Such playful little attentions as kneeling on his opponent's arm to deaden the muscles, the toe pull and ankle twist, the headlock and its attendant terrific strain on the neck muscles, sustained grips over the principal arteries to retard the circulation and the punishing effect of the crotch and half nelson all combined to wear out the champion’s plucky opponent with a minimum of exertion to Gotch.
To Mr. McIntyre there is due even more credit than the mere fact that he stayed with the world’s champion for over forty minutes. Against such a great handi-cap in weight as the 38 pounds the champion had to the good, he made a wonderful showing and demonstrated that he is one of the top-notchers in the light-heavyweight division. Game to the core, McIntyre never quit trying until his shoulders were pressed to the mat for the third time. Even after the second fall and while his attendants were trying to get the numbness out of his temporarily crippled arms, McIntyre said, as I asked him how he felt:
'My only chance is to get a fall on him now. He is too heavy and too strong for me to remain on the defensive with any hope of lasting out the hour.'
Sounds like the remark of a game man, doesn’t it?
'That man of yours gave me the best bout I have enjoyed since I left Kansas City last month, and I would like to see more of him. Beef counts, and I have it. Were Mac equal to me in poundage, I have no doubt that I should have to extend myself to fulfill my contract. It was a tough match,' said Gotch."
1912
FEBRUARY 1912
FEBRUARY 2, 1912 (FRIDAY)
Opera House, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referees: William Findlay & George Walker
1 - Ernest Day Vs. Steve Anthony,
Time-Limit Draw
2 - Light Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
John Berg (c) def. Chester McIntyre (of Vancouver),
Two Falls to One (F1 00:24:20 - F2 00:20:30 - F3 00:30:00 - C 01:14:00)
FEBRUARY 15, 1912 (THURSDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Chester McIntyre
1 - Dodan Singh def. Bogha Khan
FEBRUARY 16, 1912 (FRIDAY)
Vancouver Athletic Club, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Bill Findlay
1 - George Walker defeated George McCarthy
2 - Al Hatch def. Franske
FEBRUARY 29, 1912 (THURSDAY)
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee William Findlay
1 - John Berg Vs. Chet McIntyre,
Time-Limit Draw (03:00:00)
Note:
Also featured boxing.
FEBRUARY 1912
FEBRUARY 2, 1912 (FRIDAY)
Opera House, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referees: William Findlay & George Walker
1 - Ernest Day Vs. Steve Anthony,
Time-Limit Draw
2 - Light Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
John Berg (c) def. Chester McIntyre (of Vancouver),
Two Falls to One (F1 00:24:20 - F2 00:20:30 - F3 00:30:00 - C 01:14:00)
FEBRUARY 15, 1912 (THURSDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Chester McIntyre
1 - Dodan Singh def. Bogha Khan
FEBRUARY 16, 1912 (FRIDAY)
Vancouver Athletic Club, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Bill Findlay
1 - George Walker defeated George McCarthy
2 - Al Hatch def. Franske
FEBRUARY 29, 1912 (THURSDAY)
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee William Findlay
1 - John Berg Vs. Chet McIntyre,
Time-Limit Draw (03:00:00)
Note:
Also featured boxing.
MARCH 1912
MARCH 23, 1912 (SATURDAY)
Opera House, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: William Findlay
1 - Fred Beell def. Chester McIntyre
(01:51:00)
MARCH 1912
MARCH 23, 1912 (SATURDAY)
Opera House, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: William Findlay
1 - Fred Beell def. Chester McIntyre
(01:51:00)
AUGUST 1912
AUGUST ??, 1912 (????)
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Pat Connolly, def. Chester McIntyre
AUGUST 9, 1912 (FRIDAY)
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Barney Goss
1 - Max Martin def. Bob Frisco
2 - Chester McIntyre def. Pat Connolly
AUGUST 1912
AUGUST ??, 1912 (????)
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Pat Connolly, def. Chester McIntyre
AUGUST 9, 1912 (FRIDAY)
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Barney Goss
1 - Max Martin def. Bob Frisco
2 - Chester McIntyre def. Pat Connolly
OCTOBER 1912
OCTOBER 10, 1912 (THURSDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Pat Connolly
1 - George Walker def. Peter Bazukos
Note:
Said to be Walker's professional debut.
OCTOBER 11, 1912 (FRIDAY)
From the Vancouver Daily World:
"George Walker Has Easy Victim In Bazukos
Pete Bazukos’ Vancouver friends will find little to take pride in the grotesque exhibition, both physical and mental, their little Greek tin wrestling idol put up at Dominion Hall last evening in his match with George Walker. The match was Walker=s all the way through and the local boy=s admirers took the greater satisfaction in his victory by reason of the fact that it was his first appearance outside the rank of the simon-pures, the bout marking his professional debut in the wrestling world.
The first fall came in 14 minutes 44 seconds when Walker successfully [executed] an inside crotch and half nelson. The decision of Pat Connolly, who refereed the bout, met with the approval of everyone but Bazukos and a loud mouthed rubber in his corner. Bazukos attempted to argue the matter with Connolly and getting no satisfaction took a punch at the referee which failed of a landing place. Pat judiciously surveyed his puny opponent with a hand upraised, but smiled when the better thought struck him and he lowered his hand.
Bazukos raged around the ring during the intermission, displaying large wads of bills which he desired to bet, but found no one with the instincts of the hold-up man present to gratify his vanity. While he was raging Walker was resting and the different methods of disposing of their time told in the second fall.
It came in 10 minutes and 40 seconds, after Walker had twice had a lovely opportunity of ending the bout, when Bazukos got foul of a reverse body and inside crotch hold, scientifically and painlessly administered by his opponent, who put it into final execution at just the right moment.
Bazukos never looked like a wrestler all evening. The only exhibition he put up was a remarkable physical likeness to the species described by Jack London as the “abysmal brute”, and his mental exhibition was hardly in advance of that which might be expected from the same breed.
Wrestling in Vancouver has been conducted on a high level of cleanliness up to this time, and the fans don’t propose to have their pleasure spoiled by any such proceedings as were in evidence last night. There is no room in Vancouver sporting circles for Bazukos."
OCTOBER 1912
OCTOBER 10, 1912 (THURSDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Pat Connolly
1 - George Walker def. Peter Bazukos
Note:
Said to be Walker's professional debut.
OCTOBER 11, 1912 (FRIDAY)
From the Vancouver Daily World:
"George Walker Has Easy Victim In Bazukos
Pete Bazukos’ Vancouver friends will find little to take pride in the grotesque exhibition, both physical and mental, their little Greek tin wrestling idol put up at Dominion Hall last evening in his match with George Walker. The match was Walker=s all the way through and the local boy=s admirers took the greater satisfaction in his victory by reason of the fact that it was his first appearance outside the rank of the simon-pures, the bout marking his professional debut in the wrestling world.
The first fall came in 14 minutes 44 seconds when Walker successfully [executed] an inside crotch and half nelson. The decision of Pat Connolly, who refereed the bout, met with the approval of everyone but Bazukos and a loud mouthed rubber in his corner. Bazukos attempted to argue the matter with Connolly and getting no satisfaction took a punch at the referee which failed of a landing place. Pat judiciously surveyed his puny opponent with a hand upraised, but smiled when the better thought struck him and he lowered his hand.
Bazukos raged around the ring during the intermission, displaying large wads of bills which he desired to bet, but found no one with the instincts of the hold-up man present to gratify his vanity. While he was raging Walker was resting and the different methods of disposing of their time told in the second fall.
It came in 10 minutes and 40 seconds, after Walker had twice had a lovely opportunity of ending the bout, when Bazukos got foul of a reverse body and inside crotch hold, scientifically and painlessly administered by his opponent, who put it into final execution at just the right moment.
Bazukos never looked like a wrestler all evening. The only exhibition he put up was a remarkable physical likeness to the species described by Jack London as the “abysmal brute”, and his mental exhibition was hardly in advance of that which might be expected from the same breed.
Wrestling in Vancouver has been conducted on a high level of cleanliness up to this time, and the fans don’t propose to have their pleasure spoiled by any such proceedings as were in evidence last night. There is no room in Vancouver sporting circles for Bazukos."
DECEMBER 1912
DECEMBER 13, 1912 (FRIDAY)
Vancouver Athletic Club, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: George Walker
1 - Three on One Handicap - Connolly to Throw Three Men in Sixty Minutes
Pat Connolly def. Leonard Orr (of Vancouver), Jack Eckert (of Vancouver) & Chester McIntyre (of Vancouver)
(LO 00:02:07 - JE 00:05:20 - CM 00:29:24 - C 00:36:51)
Note:
Connolly is listed as the Great Britain & Ireland Heavyweight Champion.
DECEMBER 1912
DECEMBER 13, 1912 (FRIDAY)
Vancouver Athletic Club, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: George Walker
1 - Three on One Handicap - Connolly to Throw Three Men in Sixty Minutes
Pat Connolly def. Leonard Orr (of Vancouver), Jack Eckert (of Vancouver) & Chester McIntyre (of Vancouver)
(LO 00:02:07 - JE 00:05:20 - CM 00:29:24 - C 00:36:51)
Note:
Connolly is listed as the Great Britain & Ireland Heavyweight Champion.
1913
JANUARY 1913
JANUARY 13, 1913 (MONDAY)
Port Alberni, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Charley Kelly Vs. Frank Bell,
Result Unknown
Powell River, British Columbia, Canada
1 - George Walker def. Nels Jepson
JANUARY 31, 1913 (FRIDAY)
Vancouver Athletic Club, Vancouver, British Columbia
Referee: Barney Goss
1 - Stanislaus Zbyzsko def. Pat Connolly
JANUARY 1913
JANUARY 13, 1913 (MONDAY)
Port Alberni, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Charley Kelly Vs. Frank Bell,
Result Unknown
Powell River, British Columbia, Canada
1 - George Walker def. Nels Jepson
JANUARY 31, 1913 (FRIDAY)
Vancouver Athletic Club, Vancouver, British Columbia
Referee: Barney Goss
1 - Stanislaus Zbyzsko def. Pat Connolly
FEBRUARY 1913
FEBRUARY 1, 1913 (SATURDAY)
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Stanislaus Zbyzsko def. Chester McIntyre
FEBRUARY 1913
FEBRUARY 1, 1913 (SATURDAY)
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Stanislaus Zbyzsko def. Chester McIntyre
MARCH 1913
MARCH 20, 1913 (THURSDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Barney Goss
1 - Two out of Three Falls
'Pat' Connelly def. Polly Grimm (of Seattle),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:47:00 - F2 00:14:00 - C 01:01:00)
Note:
Connelly is billed as the Great British Heavyweight Champion.
MARCH 1913
MARCH 20, 1913 (THURSDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Barney Goss
1 - Two out of Three Falls
'Pat' Connelly def. Polly Grimm (of Seattle),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:47:00 - F2 00:14:00 - C 01:01:00)
Note:
Connelly is billed as the Great British Heavyweight Champion.
APRIL 1913
APRIL 23, 1913 (WEDNESDAY)
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Paul Connelly def. Bob Sutherland
APRIL 1913
APRIL 23, 1913 (WEDNESDAY)
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Paul Connelly def. Bob Sutherland
OCTOBER 1913
OCTOBER 1, 1913 (WEDNESDAY)
Steveston, British Columbia, Canada
Attendance: 2,000
1 - British Columbia Japanese Championship Final
Yamota def. Unknown
NEW CHAMPION
Note:
This was a thirty man tournament to crown the first British Columbia Japanese Champion.
OCTOBER 2, 1913 (THURSDAY)
From the Vancouver Daily World:
"Wrestler Yamota Wins B.C. Title
Two thousand Japanese flocked into Steveston from various points to see the wrestling bouts here yesterday and see Yamota win the title of champion Japanese wrestler of British Columbia. Elimination matches had been going on all afternoon and late yesterday and the final match concluded the ceremonies and Yamota was declared the champion.
The affair took place on a small piece of land opposite the Imperial cannery, a ring having been formed, and at 1:30 yesterday afternoon the bouts were on. The elimination proceeded rapidly and finally Yamota was declared the winner and money collected at the ringside was divided between the participants."
OCTOBER 1913
OCTOBER 1, 1913 (WEDNESDAY)
Steveston, British Columbia, Canada
Attendance: 2,000
1 - British Columbia Japanese Championship Final
Yamota def. Unknown
NEW CHAMPION
Note:
This was a thirty man tournament to crown the first British Columbia Japanese Champion.
OCTOBER 2, 1913 (THURSDAY)
From the Vancouver Daily World:
"Wrestler Yamota Wins B.C. Title
Two thousand Japanese flocked into Steveston from various points to see the wrestling bouts here yesterday and see Yamota win the title of champion Japanese wrestler of British Columbia. Elimination matches had been going on all afternoon and late yesterday and the final match concluded the ceremonies and Yamota was declared the champion.
The affair took place on a small piece of land opposite the Imperial cannery, a ring having been formed, and at 1:30 yesterday afternoon the bouts were on. The elimination proceeded rapidly and finally Yamota was declared the winner and money collected at the ringside was divided between the participants."
DECEMBER 1913
DECEMBER 1, 1913 (MONDAY)
Pender Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - George Walker def. Alix Tabousadzy
DECEMBER 29, 1913 (MONDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Attendance: 500
Referee: Bob Swanson
1 - Fred Smith def. Mike Campbell
2 - Al Hatch def. George Walker
Note:
Said to be Hatch's professional debut.
DECEMBER 1913
DECEMBER 1, 1913 (MONDAY)
Pender Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - George Walker def. Alix Tabousadzy
DECEMBER 29, 1913 (MONDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Attendance: 500
Referee: Bob Swanson
1 - Fred Smith def. Mike Campbell
2 - Al Hatch def. George Walker
Note:
Said to be Hatch's professional debut.
1914
JANUARY 1914
JANUARY 27, 1914 (TUESDAY)
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Al Hatch def. Clarence Ecklund
JANUARY 1914
JANUARY 27, 1914 (TUESDAY)
Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Al Hatch def. Clarence Ecklund
FEBRUARY 1914
FEBRUARY 13, 1914, (FRIDAY)
Columbia Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Walter Miller
1 - George Walker def. Sam Clapham
FEBRUARY 1914
FEBRUARY 13, 1914, (FRIDAY)
Columbia Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Walter Miller
1 - George Walker def. Sam Clapham
MARCH 1914
MARCH 6, 1914 (FRIDAY)
Horse Show Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Dulwall Singh def. Tabusadzy
2 - Walter Miller def. Al Hatch
APRIL 1914
APRIL 30, 1914 (THURSDAY)
Dominion Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Al Hatch def. Bersanta Bassanta
MAY 1914
MAY 17, 1914 (SUNDAY)
Regal Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: J. Hume McDonald
1 - Jim McCormick def. Billy Weeks
2 - Al Hatch def. Harry Gatenby
JUNE 1914
JUNE 12, 1914 (FRIDAY)
Horse Show Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Canadian Heavyweight Title
Pat Connolly def. Gus Schoenlein
JUNE 22, 1914 (MONDAY)
Regal Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: J. Hume McDonald
1 - Bob Sutherland def. Pat Connolly
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Sigurdson def. Al Hatch
JUNE 1914
JUNE 12, 1914 (FRIDAY)
Horse Show Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Canadian Heavyweight Title
Pat Connolly def. Gus Schoenlein
JUNE 22, 1914 (MONDAY)
Regal Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: J. Hume McDonald
1 - Bob Sutherland def. Pat Connolly
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Sigurdson def. Al Hatch
AUGUST 1914
AUGUST 3, 1914 (MONDAY)
Horse Show Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: J. Hume McDonald
1 - Pat Connolly Vs. Dr. B.F. Roller,
Time-Limit Draw (02:00:00)
AUGUST 1914
AUGUST 3, 1914 (MONDAY)
Horse Show Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: J. Hume McDonald
1 - Pat Connolly Vs. Dr. B.F. Roller,
Time-Limit Draw (02:00:00)
1915 (no results)
1916 (no results)
1917 (no results)
1918
DECEMBER 1918
DECEMBER 16, 1918 (MONDAY)
Promoter: Duncan MacMillan & Charles Royal
Opera House, New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Al Davenport
1 - Frank Hall Vs. King,
Draw
2 - Two on One Handicap
Marin Plestina def. Charlie LaVere & John Peterson
DECEMBER 18, 1918 (WEDNESDAY)
Promoter: Duncan MacMillan & Charles Royal
Royal Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referees: Al Davenport & S. Fujita
1 - Gene O’Connor def. Gil Martin
2 - Carl Hansen Vs. John Storey,
Draw
3 - Marin Plestina Vs. Taro Miyake,
Draw
DECEMBER 1918
DECEMBER 16, 1918 (MONDAY)
Promoter: Duncan MacMillan & Charles Royal
Opera House, New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Al Davenport
1 - Frank Hall Vs. King,
Draw
2 - Two on One Handicap
Marin Plestina def. Charlie LaVere & John Peterson
DECEMBER 18, 1918 (WEDNESDAY)
Promoter: Duncan MacMillan & Charles Royal
Royal Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referees: Al Davenport & S. Fujita
1 - Gene O’Connor def. Gil Martin
2 - Carl Hansen Vs. John Storey,
Draw
3 - Marin Plestina Vs. Taro Miyake,
Draw
1919
JANUARY 1919
JANUARY 1, 1919 (WEDNESDAY)
Promoter: Duncan MacMillan & Charles Royal
Royal Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - S.A. Kamino def. Frank Hall
2 - Gene O’Connor def. Charlie LaVere
3 - Marin Plestina def. Jack Taylor
JANUARY 23, 1919 (THURSDAY)
Promoter: Duncan MacMillan & Charles Royal
Royal Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referees: Al Davenport & S. Fujita
1 - Ernie Day def. Chas Collins
2 - Frank Hall def. A. Manuel
3 - Jack Taylor def. Taro Miyake,
Decision
JANUARY 1919
JANUARY 1, 1919 (WEDNESDAY)
Promoter: Duncan MacMillan & Charles Royal
Royal Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - S.A. Kamino def. Frank Hall
2 - Gene O’Connor def. Charlie LaVere
3 - Marin Plestina def. Jack Taylor
JANUARY 23, 1919 (THURSDAY)
Promoter: Duncan MacMillan & Charles Royal
Royal Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referees: Al Davenport & S. Fujita
1 - Ernie Day def. Chas Collins
2 - Frank Hall def. A. Manuel
3 - Jack Taylor def. Taro Miyake,
Decision
FEBRUARY 1919
FEBRUARY 14, 1919 (FRIDAY)
Promoter: Duncan MacMillan & Charles Royal
Royal Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Referee: Al Davenport
1 - Frank Hall Vs. Ernie Day,
Draw
2 - Gene O’Connor def. Pete Durkin
3 - Jack Taylor def. John Berg
MARCH 1919
MARCH 5, 1919 (WEDNESDAY)
Larson's Pavilion, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Gil Martin Vs. Frank Hall,
Result Unknown
2 - Ernie Day Vs. L. Thompson,
Result Unknown
3 - Gene O’Connor Vs. Chris Hansen,
Result Unknown
MARCH 1919
MARCH 5, 1919 (WEDNESDAY)
Larson's Pavilion, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Gil Martin Vs. Frank Hall,
Result Unknown
2 - Ernie Day Vs. L. Thompson,
Result Unknown
3 - Gene O’Connor Vs. Chris Hansen,
Result Unknown
Unique content strictly for the Professional Wrestling Historical Society.
All research has been completed by the Professional Wrestling Historical Society or by a trusted contributor.
Information came from contemporary newspapers unless otherwise stated.
Results from British Columbia, Canada: 1911-1919.
Updated: December 14, 2018.
Editor: Jimmy Wheeler.
Unique content strictly for the Professional Wrestling Historical Society.
All research has been completed by the Professional Wrestling Historical Society or by a trusted contributor.
Information came from contemporary newspapers unless otherwise stated.
Results from British Columbia, Canada: 1911-1919.
Updated: December 14, 2018.
Editor: Jimmy Wheeler.
