Earl Caddock
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April 14, 1917 - The Day Book
1914 (no res ults)
1915 (no results)
1916 (no results)
1917
APRIL 1917
APRIL 9, 1917 (MONDAY)
Omaha, Nebraska
Attendance: 'Largest to Ever See a Wrestling Match In This City'
Gate: $16,000
1 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Earl Caddock def. Joe Stecher (c),
Two Falls to One - Forfeit (F1 01:22:00 - F2 02:35:00 - C 03:57:00) - NEW CHAMPION
Note:
Frank Gotch was present to give his blessing.
1918
JUNE 1918
JUNE 21, 1918 (FRIDAY)
Promoter: Oscar Thorson
Des Moines Coliseum, Des Moines, Iowa
Attendance: "Monster"
Referee: Ed Smith
1 - Grover Titus 'Des Moines Wrestling Policeman' def. Ed Tomashea(?) (of Camp Dodge)
(00:47:00)
2 - Unknown Vs. Unknown,
Cancelled
3 - World Heavyweoght Championship - Two out Three Falls
Earl Caddock (c) def. Ed 'Strangler' Lewis (of Kentucky),
Points (02:30:00)
Note:
The second match was cancelled to allow time for the main event.
JUNE 1918
JUNE 21, 1918 (FRIDAY)
Promoter: Oscar Thorson
Des Moines Coliseum, Des Moines, Iowa
Attendance: "Monster"
Referee: Ed Smith
1 - Grover Titus 'Des Moines Wrestling Policeman' def. Ed Tomashea(?) (of Camp Dodge)
(00:47:00)
2 - Unknown Vs. Unknown,
Cancelled
3 - World Heavyweoght Championship - Two out Three Falls
Earl Caddock (c) def. Ed 'Strangler' Lewis (of Kentucky),
Points (02:30:00)
Note:
The second match was cancelled to allow time for the main event.
1919 (no results)
1920
JANUARY 1920
JANUARY 30, 1920 (FRIDAY)
Madison Square Garden, Manhattan, New York
Attendance: 10,000
Tickets: $2.20-$22.00
Gate: $80,000
Referee: George Bothner
1 - World Heavyweight Championship
Joe Stecher (of Nebraska) def. Earl Caddock (of Iowa) (c)
(02:05:30) - NEW CHAMPION
MARCH 1920
MARCH 2, 1920 (TUESDAY)
Referee: George Bothner
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Attendance: 10,000+
1 - Demtritrius Tofalos (a Greek) def. Alex Jarvis (of Philadelphia)
(00:14:05)
2 - Monsieur Raymond Cazeaux (of France) Vs. Ivan Linow 'the Horrible Cossack',
Time-Limit Draw (00:15:00)
3 - Earl Caddock (formerly of the United States Army) def. Adjutant Salvadore Chevalier (of France)
(00:58:11)
4 - Ed 'Strangler' Lewis def. Jim Londos
(02:04:43)
Notes:
The first two matches are both said to be 'more humorous then competitive.'
At one point during the main event when Lewis had Londos in a 'vise-like grip for two minutes,' it's said 'A man who cannot be convinced that the Civil War was a 'frame up' raised up his squeak near the press seats: "These guys ain't tryin'," said he. "They belong to the Big Four."'
Linow was said to have the upperhand in wrestling but Cazeaux in roughness. Although overall the match is to resemble 'a mixture of boxing, football, la savate, and anything else but wrestling.'
Londos is billed as the Greek Heavyweight Champion.
The order of who would go on for the two main events was decided via a coin toss.
In the build up to the event Chevalier was billed as the 'Inter-allied Champion.'
MARCH 15, 1920 (MONDAY)
Wrestling Carnival
Madison Square Garden, Manhattan, New York
Attendance: 'Big Crowd'
Referee: George Bothner
1 - Raymond Cazaud (of France) def. Roland O. Luph (of Italy)
(00:04:04)
2 - Jim Londos def. Selvadore Chevalier
(00:36:00)
3 - Earl Caddock def. 'Strangler' Lewis
(01:35:00)
Notes:
Londos is listed as the Greek Champion.
Chevalier as the French Champion.
The winner of the main event is to face Joe Stecher for the world's championship.
MARCH 1920
MARCH 2, 1920 (TUESDAY)
Referee: George Bothner
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Attendance: 10,000+
1 - Demtritrius Tofalos (a Greek) def. Alex Jarvis (of Philadelphia)
(00:14:05)
2 - Monsieur Raymond Cazeaux (of France) Vs. Ivan Linow 'the Horrible Cossack',
Time-Limit Draw (00:15:00)
3 - Earl Caddock (formerly of the United States Army) def. Adjutant Salvadore Chevalier (of France)
(00:58:11)
4 - Ed 'Strangler' Lewis def. Jim Londos
(02:04:43)
Notes:
The first two matches are both said to be 'more humorous then competitive.'
At one point during the main event when Lewis had Londos in a 'vise-like grip for two minutes,' it's said 'A man who cannot be convinced that the Civil War was a 'frame up' raised up his squeak near the press seats: "These guys ain't tryin'," said he. "They belong to the Big Four."'
Linow was said to have the upperhand in wrestling but Cazeaux in roughness. Although overall the match is to resemble 'a mixture of boxing, football, la savate, and anything else but wrestling.'
Londos is billed as the Greek Heavyweight Champion.
The order of who would go on for the two main events was decided via a coin toss.
In the build up to the event Chevalier was billed as the 'Inter-allied Champion.'
MARCH 15, 1920 (MONDAY)
Wrestling Carnival
Madison Square Garden, Manhattan, New York
Attendance: 'Big Crowd'
Referee: George Bothner
1 - Raymond Cazaud (of France) def. Roland O. Luph (of Italy)
(00:04:04)
2 - Jim Londos def. Selvadore Chevalier
(00:36:00)
3 - Earl Caddock def. 'Strangler' Lewis
(01:35:00)
Notes:
Londos is listed as the Greek Champion.
Chevalier as the French Champion.
The winner of the main event is to face Joe Stecher for the world's championship.
DECEMBER 1920
DECEMBER 13, 1920 (MONDAY)
San Francisco, California
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Earl Caddock def. Jim Londos,
Two Falls to One - Decision (F1 00:11:05 - F2 01:34:00 - TL 03:00:00)
Note:
Londos is listed as the Greek Champion.
DECEMBER 1920
DECEMBER 13, 1920 (MONDAY)
San Francisco, California
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Earl Caddock def. Jim Londos,
Two Falls to One - Decision (F1 00:11:05 - F2 01:34:00 - TL 03:00:00)
Note:
Londos is listed as the Greek Champion.
1921 (no results)
1922
APRIL 1922
APRIL 13, 1922 (THURSDAY)
Wichita, Kansas
1 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Ed 'Strangler' Lewis (c) def. Earl Caddock (of Iowa),
Two Falls to One (F1 00:06:00 - F2 00:36:00 - F3 00:08:00 - C 00:50:00)
APRIL 21, 1922 (FRIDAY)
Odeon, St. Louis, Missouri
1 - Jim London def. Jim Mazzon
(00:18:10)
2 - Earl Caddock def. George Kotsonaros
(01:15:00)
Note:
Caddock is listed as the former Heavyweight Champion.
MAY 1922
MAY 29, 1922 (MONDAY)
Des Moines, Iowa
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Earl Caddock def. Jatindra Gobar,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:39:45 F2 00:10:00 - C 00:49:45)
Notes:
Caddock is isted as the former champion.
Gobar is listed as the Hindu Champion.
MAY 1922
MAY 29, 1922 (MONDAY)
Des Moines, Iowa
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Earl Caddock def. Jatindra Gobar,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:39:45 F2 00:10:00 - C 00:49:45)
Notes:
Caddock is isted as the former champion.
Gobar is listed as the Hindu Champion.
JUNE 1922
JUNE 7, 1922 (WEDNESDAY)
Boston Arena, Massachusetts
1 - John Pesek (of Nebraska) def. Dick Daviscourt (of Texas)
(00:28:57)
2 - Two out of Three Falls
Ed 'Strangler' Lewis def. Earl Caddock,
Two Falls to One (F1 ??:??:?? - F2 ??:??:?? - F3 00:10:33 - C 00:10:33+)
Note:
Lewis is listed as the Heavyweight Wrestling Champion.
JUNE 21, 1922 (WEDNESDAY)
Deadwood, South Dakota
1 - Earl Caddock Vs. Joe Gethout,
Result Unknown
JUNE 1922
JUNE 7, 1922 (WEDNESDAY)
Boston Arena, Massachusetts
1 - John Pesek (of Nebraska) def. Dick Daviscourt (of Texas)
(00:28:57)
2 - Two out of Three Falls
Ed 'Strangler' Lewis def. Earl Caddock,
Two Falls to One (F1 ??:??:?? - F2 ??:??:?? - F3 00:10:33 - C 00:10:33+)
Note:
Lewis is listed as the Heavyweight Wrestling Champion.
JUNE 21, 1922 (WEDNESDAY)
Deadwood, South Dakota
1 - Earl Caddock Vs. Joe Gethout,
Result Unknown
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Information came from contemporary newspapers unless otherwise stated.
Earl Caddock's Results.
Updated: March 1, 2015.
Record: #24.
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.
Earl Caddock's Results.
Updated: March 1, 2015.
Record: #24.
Editor: Jimmy Wheeler.