Quebec, Canada: 1910
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January 1910
JANUARY 14, 1910 (FRIDAY)
Promoter: George Kennedy
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Yussif Mahmout def. Chaakir,
Two Falls to None (F1 YM 00:24:00 - F2 YM 00:16:00 - C 00:40:00)
Note:
Chaakar died a few weeks later due to injuries suffered from the match.
february 1910 (no results)
march 1910
MARCH 2, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Theatre Royal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Arthur Geoffrion "Local Lightweight" Vs. Spandos,
Draw (00:15:00)
2 - Handicap
Jim Prokes Vs. Jack Miller,
Time-Limit - Prokes Failed to Throw Miller (00:15:00)
april 1910
APRIL 1, 1910 (FRIDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: "Small Crowd"
1 - Leon def. Beauchamp & Lemonthe
(00:09:00)
2 - Raoul de Rouen def. Fred Beell,
Two Falls to One (F1 FB 00:29:30 - F2 RR 00:13:00 - F3 RR 00:17:30 - C 01:03:30)
Notes:
This is the first card of the spring.
APRIL 8, 1910 (FRIDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 3,000
1 - Raoul de Rouen def. Leon,
Two Falls to None
2 - Handicap - Tremblay to Throw Lapointe Three Times within Sixty Minutes
Eugene Tremblay Vs. Fred Lapointe,
Time-Limit - Tremblay Failed to Throw Lapointe (01:00:00)
APRIL 16, 1910 (SATURDAY)
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
1 - Eugen Tremblay def. Dumontier,
Two Falls to None
Notes:
Dumontier is billed as the champion of Maine.
APRIL 20, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Referee: P. Gravel
1 - Eugene Tremblay def. John Billiter,
Two Falls to None (F1 ET 00:42:00 - F2 ET 00:20:00 - C 01:02:00)
APRIL 27, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Refree: Beauchamp
1 - Mixed Styles (Catch-as-Catch-Can/Graeco-Roman)
Yussiff Mahmout def. Raoul de Rouen,
Two Falls to One (F1 YM 00:18:00 - F2 RR 00:25:00 - F3 YM 00:16:00 - C 00:59:00)
Notes:
The first and third falls were Catch-as-Catch-Can; the second was Graeco-Roman.
APRIL 28, 1910 (THURSDAY)
Theatre Royal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Referee: Eckhard
1 - Handicap
Shad Link Vs. Raoul de Rouen,
Time-Limit - Link Failed to Throw Rouen (00:15:00)
Notes:
Link threw a chair which hit an electric switch during the match.
may 1910
MAY 4, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Stanislaus Zbyszko Vs. Raoul de Rouen,
Cancelled
Notes:
The match was moved to Detroit where it will probably draw a bigger house.
As the Mahmout-de Rouen match last week drew a poor attendance, it will not be held here.
Raoul de Rouen, regretting he will not meet Zbyszko here, left for Detroit.
MAY 11, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Eugene Tremblay Vs. Fred Lapointe,
Cancelled
Notes:
Tremblay could not compete due to an injury he suffered in Winnipeg.
MAY 18, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Last Card of the Season
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 3,000
1 - Handicap - Billeter to Throw LaPointe Twice within Sixty Minutes
Fred LaPointe def. John Billiter
(00:28:00)
2 - Graeco-Roman
Stanislaus Zbyszko def. Raoul de Rouen,
Two Falls to None (F1 SZ 00:36:00 - F2 SZ 00:15:00 - C 00:51:00)
june 1910
JUNE 1, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
"SAY ZBYSZKO IS IN BAD SHAPE
Buffalo, May 31.—When Zbyszko tackles Frank Gotch in Chicago tomorrow night for the catch-as-catch-can championship of the world there will not be much Buffalo money bet on the mighty Pole’s chances. This is due to word received directly from the big foreigner himself.
It has been persistently rumored about town for the past few days that Zbyszko in private advices to friends among his countrymen here, has complained of not being in the best of condition. He did not say outright that it would be unwise to wager on him, but all his statements tended make it appear as if this interpretation was what he intended.
In a recent letter to a Black Rock business man named Metus, a countryman and fast friend of Zbyszko, the great wrestler complained of suffering from a serious attack of boils, and a mysterious pain in his back, which he thought would militate against his chances with Gotch. He said the attack of boils was an aggravated one and he did not expect to recover before the date of the match.
All this was capable of but one interpretation, and the tip has gone, none too quietly around among the Polish sportsmen, who up to the time of these advices from Zbyszko, were willing and eager to back their countryman. Since the receipt of these letters there has been an absolute dearth of Zbyszko money and the only wagers the big foreigner will carry when he faces Gotch will be those made a long time ago, when the big fellow was upsetting all his challengers as ninepins." - The Gazette
JUNE 1, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
"SAY ZBYSZKO IS IN BAD SHAPE
Buffalo, May 31.—When Zbyszko tackles Frank Gotch in Chicago tomorrow night for the catch-as-catch-can championship of the world there will not be much Buffalo money bet on the mighty Pole’s chances. This is due to word received directly from the big foreigner himself.
It has been persistently rumored about town for the past few days that Zbyszko in private advices to friends among his countrymen here, has complained of not being in the best of condition. He did not say outright that it would be unwise to wager on him, but all his statements tended make it appear as if this interpretation was what he intended.
In a recent letter to a Black Rock business man named Metus, a countryman and fast friend of Zbyszko, the great wrestler complained of suffering from a serious attack of boils, and a mysterious pain in his back, which he thought would militate against his chances with Gotch. He said the attack of boils was an aggravated one and he did not expect to recover before the date of the match.
All this was capable of but one interpretation, and the tip has gone, none too quietly around among the Polish sportsmen, who up to the time of these advices from Zbyszko, were willing and eager to back their countryman. Since the receipt of these letters there has been an absolute dearth of Zbyszko money and the only wagers the big foreigner will carry when he faces Gotch will be those made a long time ago, when the big fellow was upsetting all his challengers as ninepins." - The Gazette
july 1910
JULY 4, 1910 (MONDAY)
Maisonneuve National Lacrosse Grounds, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: John B. Bourque (of Springfield, MA)
1 - World Lightweight Championship
Eugene Tremblay (c) def. Fred Lapointe,
Two Falls to None (F1 ET 00:35:00 - F2 ET 00:13:00 - C 00:48:00)
Notes:
Also featured boxing.
Tremblay used a toe hold to win both falls.
JULY 15, 1910 (FRIDAY)
Longueuil Boat Club Smoker, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Eugene Tremblay Vs. W. Smith,
Result Unknown
JULY 4, 1910 (MONDAY)
Maisonneuve National Lacrosse Grounds, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: John B. Bourque (of Springfield, MA)
1 - World Lightweight Championship
Eugene Tremblay (c) def. Fred Lapointe,
Two Falls to None (F1 ET 00:35:00 - F2 ET 00:13:00 - C 00:48:00)
Notes:
Also featured boxing.
Tremblay used a toe hold to win both falls.
JULY 15, 1910 (FRIDAY)
Longueuil Boat Club Smoker, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Eugene Tremblay Vs. W. Smith,
Result Unknown
august 1910 (no results)
september 1910
SEPTEMBER 17, 1910 (SATURDAY)
First Card of the Fall
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 3,000
1 - Filfrid Barrett Bourette def. Jules Stringer Sager,
Two Falls to None
2 - Eugene Tremblay def. Peter Roby (of Worcest, MA),
Two Falls to None
SEPTEMBER 24, 1910 (SATURDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Referee: J.D. Bourque
1 - Ballette def. Beauchamp,
Decision (3 Rounds)
2 - St. Louis Vs. Montfelland,
Draw (3 Rounds)
3 - Fred Lapointe def. Peter Roby,
Two Falls to None
SEPTEMBER 17, 1910 (SATURDAY)
First Card of the Fall
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 3,000
1 - Filfrid Barrett Bourette def. Jules Stringer Sager,
Two Falls to None
2 - Eugene Tremblay def. Peter Roby (of Worcest, MA),
Two Falls to None
SEPTEMBER 24, 1910 (SATURDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Referee: J.D. Bourque
1 - Ballette def. Beauchamp,
Decision (3 Rounds)
2 - St. Louis Vs. Montfelland,
Draw (3 Rounds)
3 - Fred Lapointe def. Peter Roby,
Two Falls to None
october 1910
OCTOBER 14, 1910 (FRIDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 3,000
1 - Lapointe def. Coutu,
Two Falls to None
2 - Dr. B.F. Roller def. John Perrelli,
Two Falls to None
OCTOBER 26, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Promoter: George Kennedy
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance, 3,000
Referee: Ouimet
1 - Maurice Deriaz (of Switzerland) def. MacDonald "The German-Scot"
2 - World Lightweight Championship
Eugene Tremblay (c) def. Alfred Lapointe,
Two Falls to None
november 1910
NOVEMBER 2, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Handicap - Zbyszko to Throw Deriaz Three Times in Sixty Minutes
Stanislaus Zbyszko (of Poland) Vs. Deriaz (of Switzerland),
Time-Limit - Zbyszko Failed to Throw Deriaz (01:00:00)
Note:
Said to be Zbyszko's first stop in Montreal during his second tour.
NOVEMBER 9, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - World Lightweight Championship
Eugene Tremblay (c) def. Will Bingham (of England),
Two Falls to One
Notes:
This was said to be the first fall lost by Tremblay in 2 years locally.
NOVEMBER 16, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 5,000
1 - George Hackenschmidt def. Maurice Deriaz,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:23:00 - F2 00:18:00 - C 00:41:00)
NOVEMBER 28, 1910 (MONDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - George Hackenschmidt def. Dr. B.F. Roller,
Two Falls to None (F1 GH 00:47:00 - F2 GH 00:19:00 - C 01:06:00)
december 1910
DECEMBER 7, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 2,500
1 - John Lemm Vs. Hokuf,
Draw (00:30:00)
2 - Stanislaus Zbyszko def. Maurice Deriaz,
Two Falls to None (F1 SZ 01:15:00 - F2 SZ 00:08:00)
DECEMBER 14, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Graeco-Roman
Alphonse Steurs def. Hokuf,
Two Falls to None
2 - Mixed Styles (
Maurice Deriaz def. John Lemm,
Two Falls to One (F1 MD ??:??:?? - F2 JL ??:??:?? - F3 MD ??:??:?? - C ??:??:??)
Notes:
The crowd booed when it was announced that the main event was at mixed styles.
They preferred catch-as-catch-can.
The first flal was Graeco-Roman, the second was Catch-as-Catch-Can.
Lemm had the fastest fall and chose Catch-as-Catch-Can for the final fall.
After Deriaz took the first fall at GR, Lemm evened it faster at catch. He chose catch for the deciding fall but Deriaz won.
DECEMBER 28, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Referee: Jack Munro
1 - Beauchamp def. Lamouhe,
Two Falls to None
2 - Richard def. Duchesne,
Two Falls to None
3 - Exhibition
Dr. B.F. Roller def. Ernie Schnabel
4 - Handicap - Graeco-Roman
George Hackenschmidt Vs. Alphonse Steurs,
Time-Limit - Hackenschmidt Failed to Throw Steurs (01:15:00)
Notes:
Hackenschmidt was introduced as the Champion of the World.
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Results from Quebec, Canada: 1910.
Updated: December 17, 2019.
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