Missouri, United States of America: 1910-1919
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1910
FEBRUARY 1910
FEBRUARY 11, 1910 (FRIDAY)
Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri
1 - Handicap - Rouen to Throw Connolly Twice in Sixty Minutes
Raoul de Rouen Vs. Pat Connolly,
Time-Limit - Rouen Failed to Throw Connolly (01:00:00)
2 - Two out of Three Falls
Yusiff Mahmout def. Charles 'Kid' Cutler (of Chicago),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:32:30 - F2 00:24:26 - C 00:56:56)
MARCH 1910
MARCH 7, 1910 (MONDAY)
St. Joseph Coliseum, St. Joseph, Missouri
1 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch def. Dr. Becker,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:12:52 - F2 00:03:51 - C 00:16:44)
Note:
"'Just another evidence,' remarked Frank Gotch as he crawled out of the Coliseum ring Monday night [March 7] nonchalantly fastening his bathrobe about his sturdy Iowa person. 'Pleasant evening, wasn't it?' and he smiled blandly as throngs of his admirers tried to grasp his hand and shake the mighty mitt."
MARCH 8, 1910 (TUESDAY)
Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri
Attendance: 8,000
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Dr. B.F. Roller def. Carl Becker (of Austria),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:16:20 - F2 00:07:20 - C 00:23:40)
2 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch (c) def. Pat Connelly,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:19:09 - F2 00:05:45 - C 00:24:54)
Notes:
Connelly is said to be the Irish Champion.
Some papers reported that backstage Gotch and Roller were close to blows over a disagreement on who was the better man.
MARCH 24, 1910 (THURSDAY)
Joplin, Missouri
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Dr. Benjamin F. Roller (of Seattle) def. James Asbell (of Kansas City),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:52:00 - F2 00:14:50 - C 01:06:50)
APRIL 1910
APRIL 7, 1910 (THURSDAY)
Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri
Referee: Daniel Shay
1 - James Asbell (of Kansas City) def. Kali Pasha 'the Hand Painted Turk'
2 - Two out of Three Falls
Yussiff Mahmout 'The Turkish Wrestler' def. Dr. B.F. Roller (of Seattle),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:35:30 - F2 00:02:30 - C 00:38:00)
APRIL 23, 1910 (SATURDAY)
Century Theater, Kansas City, Missouri
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Walter Willoughby def. Jim Galvin,
Two Falls to None
MAY 1910
MAY 29, 1910 (SUNDAY)
St. Louis, Missouri
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Stanislaus Zbyszko def. Charles Olson,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:28:00 - F2 00:16:00 - 00:44:00)
MAY 1910
MAY 29, 1910 (SUNDAY)
St. Louis, Missouri
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Stanislaus Zbyszko def. Charles Olson,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:28:00 - F2 00:16:00 - 00:44:00)
DECEMBER 1910
DECEMBER 10, 1910 (SATURDAY)
Missouri Athletic Club, Kansas City, Missouri
Attendance: "Packed House"
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Yissiff Mahmout 'the Bulgarian Turk' def. Ick Boch,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:19:14 - F2 00:05:10 - C 00:24:34)
DECEMBER 10, 1910 (SATURDAY)
Missouri Athletic Club, Kansas City, Missouri
Attendance: "Packed House"
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Yissiff Mahmout 'the Bulgarian Turk' def. Ick Boch,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:19:14 - F2 00:05:10 - C 00:24:34)
1911
JANUARY 1911
JANUARY 29, 1911 (SUNDAY)
Columbian Athletic Club, St. Louis, Missouri
1 - Al Wasem Vs. Billy Collins,
Result Unknown
Note:
Wasem is said to be the "clever pupil" of Max Luttbeg.
MARCH 1911
MARCH 15, 1911 (WEDNESDAY)
Kansas City, Missouri
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch def. Ernest Koch (of Germany),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:18:56 - F2 00:09:32 - C 00:28:28)
Note:
Gotch is listed simply as champion wrestler.
1912
AUGUST 1912
AUGUST 22, 1912 (THURSDAY)
Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri
1 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch (c) def. Jess Westergaard (00:30:53),
Two Falls to None
1913
APRIL 1913
APRIL 24, 1913 (THURSDAY)
St. Louis, Missouri
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Al Wasem (of St. Louis) def. Max Luttberg (of St. Louis),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:31:25 - F2 00:01:02 - C 00:32:27)
JULY 1913
JULY 4, 1913 (FRIDAY)
St. Louis, Missouri
1 - World Lightweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Al Wasem def. Johnny Billiter (c)
NEW CHAMPION
JULY 1913
JULY 4, 1913 (FRIDAY)
St. Louis, Missouri
1 - World Lightweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Al Wasem def. Johnny Billiter (c)
NEW CHAMPION
1914
MARCH 1914
MARCH 14, 1914 (FRIDAY)
Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri
Referee: Dr. Joseph A. Reilly
1 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Americus def. Fred Beell 'the Giant Killer',
Two Falls to None (F1 00:04:47 - F2 00:02:10 - C 00:06:57) - NEW CHAMPION
Note:
On February 9, 1914, Frank Gotch suggests that Beell and Americus face off for the title and he would forfeit his rights in support of it.
MARCH 1914
MARCH 14, 1914 (FRIDAY)
Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri
Referee: Dr. Joseph A. Reilly
1 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Americus def. Fred Beell 'the Giant Killer',
Two Falls to None (F1 00:04:47 - F2 00:02:10 - C 00:06:57) - NEW CHAMPION
Note:
On February 9, 1914, Frank Gotch suggests that Beell and Americus face off for the title and he would forfeit his rights in support of it.
APRIL 1914
APRIL 8, 1914 (WEDNESDAY)
Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri
Attendance: 1,000
Referee: Dave Porteus
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Americus def. Raoul de Rouen
Two falls to None (F1 00:21:00 - F2 00:28:00 - C 00:49:00)
Notes:
Rouen is said to be the winner of the "International Championships" that were held in Paris last year.
After his victory Americus and his manager Jack Curley, laid claim to the World Championship.
MAY 1914
MAY 7, 1914 (THURSDAY)
Convention Hall, Kansas City, Missouri
Attendance: 'Huge'
1 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Stanislaus Zbyszko (of Poland) def. Americus (of Baltimore) (c),
Two Falls to One (F1 01:09:54 - F2 00:07:13 - F3 ??:??:?? - C 01:17:07) - NEW CHAMPION
1915 (no results)
1916 (no results)
1917 (no results)
1918 (no results)
1919
MARCH 1919
MARCH 10, 1919 (MONDAY)
Kansas City, Missouri
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Wladek Zbyszko (of Poland) def. Joe Stecher (of Dodge, Nebraska),
Two Falls to One (F1 00:14:03 - F2 02:15:00 - F3 00:45:53- C 03:15:00)
Note:
At this point both men were both claiming the World Heavyweight Championship, although most people recognized Ed Lewis as the champion. Earl Caddock is said to have retired by this point [It was a very brief retirement though]. The winner of this match was to go on to face Ed Lewis at a later date to decide the champion.
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Results from Missouri, United States of America: 1910-1919.
Updated: July 5, 2020.
Editor: Jimmy Wheeler.
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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 Missouri, United States of America: 1910-1919.
Updated: July 5, 2020.
Editor: Jimmy Wheeler.
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