Daniel Stewart McLeod
Also wrestled as Chas. W. Andrews.
#PWHS #Results #McLeod #Catch #Scottish #Canadian
March 26, 1899 - St. Paul Globe
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1890 (no results)
1891 (no results)
1892 (no results)
1893 (no results)
1894
JULY 1894
JULY ??, 1894 (????)
San Francisco, California
1 - Mixed Style (Graeco-Roman/Catch-as-Catch-Can)
Dan M'Leod (of San francisco via Scotland) def. Charles Moth "the German Giant",
Two Falls to One (F1 00:20:00 - F2 ??:??:?? - F3 00:06:00 - C 00:26:00+)
Note:
Possibly happened in early August.
1895 (no results)
1896 (no results)
1897
MAY 1897
MAY 6, 1897 (THURSDAY)
Turner Grand Opera House, Davenport, Iowa
Attendance: "Tremendous Throng"
Gate: $1,361.75
Announcer: Edward Collins
Timekeepers: Thomas J. Feeney, E.B. Brady & John Gibson
Referees: George Voss (Preliminaries) & Westaway (Main)
Seconds: W.L. Malone (McLeod) & Marsh (Burns)
1 - John Anderson (of Moline) Vs. Ed Ryan (of Rock Island),
Draw - One Fall Each
2 - Two out of Three Falls
C. Voss (of Rock Island) def. Theo. Anderson (of Moline),
Two Falls to One
3 - World Catch-as-Catch-Can Championship - Two out of Three Falls
"Farmer" Burns (c) def. Dan S. McLeod,
Two Falls to One (F1 00:26:15 - F2 00:13:00 - F3 00:12:00 - C 00:51:15)
Note:
McLeod is listed as the Pacific Coast Champion.
MAY 1897
MAY 6, 1897 (THURSDAY)
Turner Grand Opera House, Davenport, Iowa
Attendance: "Tremendous Throng"
Gate: $1,361.75
Announcer: Edward Collins
Timekeepers: Thomas J. Feeney, E.B. Brady & John Gibson
Referees: George Voss (Preliminaries) & Westaway (Main)
Seconds: W.L. Malone (McLeod) & Marsh (Burns)
1 - John Anderson (of Moline) Vs. Ed Ryan (of Rock Island),
Draw - One Fall Each
2 - Two out of Three Falls
C. Voss (of Rock Island) def. Theo. Anderson (of Moline),
Two Falls to One
3 - World Catch-as-Catch-Can Championship - Two out of Three Falls
"Farmer" Burns (c) def. Dan S. McLeod,
Two Falls to One (F1 00:26:15 - F2 00:13:00 - F3 00:12:00 - C 00:51:15)
Note:
McLeod is listed as the Pacific Coast Champion.
OCTOBER 1897
OCTOBER 26, 1897 (TUESDAY)
Grand Opera House, Indianapolis, Indiana
Tickets: $0.50, $0.75, $1.00 & $1.50
Attendance: "Filled"
Referee: Wilcox
Seconds: D.A. McMillan, Harry Langdon, and Jack Davis (Burns) & Sam Murbarger, Ed Atherton and Denny Sullivan (McLeod)
1 - World Heavyweight Catch-as-Catch-Can Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod def. 'Farmer' Burns (c),
Two Falls to One (F1 00:23:00 - F2 00:37:00 - F3 00:17:30 - C 01:17:30) - NEW CHAMPION
OCTOBER 1897
OCTOBER 26, 1897 (TUESDAY)
Grand Opera House, Indianapolis, Indiana
Tickets: $0.50, $0.75, $1.00 & $1.50
Attendance: "Filled"
Referee: Wilcox
Seconds: D.A. McMillan, Harry Langdon, and Jack Davis (Burns) & Sam Murbarger, Ed Atherton and Denny Sullivan (McLeod)
1 - World Heavyweight Catch-as-Catch-Can Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod def. 'Farmer' Burns (c),
Two Falls to One (F1 00:23:00 - F2 00:37:00 - F3 00:17:30 - C 01:17:30) - NEW CHAMPION
1898
APRIL 1898
APRIL 28, 1898 (THURSDAY)
Conover Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota
Attendance: 600
Referee: Whitmore
Timekeeper: W.H. Brill
Seconds: Schoch (Dwyer) & Kerwin (McLeod)
1 - Mixed Styles (Catch-as-Catch-Can/Cornish/Graeco-Roman) - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod (of Chicago via California) def. Prof. M.J. Dwyer (of St. Paul),
Two Falls to One (F1 00:09:00 - F2 00:20:00 - F3 00:15:10 - C 00:46:10)
Note:
Dwyer announced that this is his last match of the season in St. Paul.
APRIL 1898
APRIL 28, 1898 (THURSDAY)
Conover Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota
Attendance: 600
Referee: Whitmore
Timekeeper: W.H. Brill
Seconds: Schoch (Dwyer) & Kerwin (McLeod)
1 - Mixed Styles (Catch-as-Catch-Can/Cornish/Graeco-Roman) - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod (of Chicago via California) def. Prof. M.J. Dwyer (of St. Paul),
Two Falls to One (F1 00:09:00 - F2 00:20:00 - F3 00:15:10 - C 00:46:10)
Note:
Dwyer announced that this is his last match of the season in St. Paul.
DECEMBER 1898
DECEMBER 7, 1898 (WEDNESDAY)
Palm Garden, St. Paul, Minnesota
1 - Mcleod Vs. Zimmer,
Result Unknown
Note:
This is in addition to the regular billing at the garden.
DECEMBER 8, 1898 (THURSDAY)
Conover Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota
1 - Handicap - McLeod to Throw Lundin Three Time in Sixty Minutes
Dan McLeod def. Hjalmar Lundin (of Sweden)
(F1 00:27:25 - F2 00:06:35 - F3 00:07:00 - C 00:41:00)
DECEMBER 30, 1898 (FRIDAY)
Promotion: St. Paul Athletic Club
Conover Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota
Attendance: "Not More Than Half-Filled"
Timekeeper: SPAC President P.A. Egan
Referee: Capt. Frank Whitmore
1 - Catch-as-Catch-Can
James McCauley Vs. M.N. Webster (St. Paul)
(00:11:00)
2 - Catch-as-Catch-Can - Three out of Five Falls - Must Be a Winner
Daniel McLeod (of Chicago) def. Duncan McMillan,
Three Falls to None (F1 00:19:25 - F2 00:10:50 - F3 00:19:50 - C 00:50:05)
Note:
Also featured cabinet work and Greek Statuary.
DECEMBER 1898
DECEMBER 7, 1898 (WEDNESDAY)
Palm Garden, St. Paul, Minnesota
1 - Mcleod Vs. Zimmer,
Result Unknown
Note:
This is in addition to the regular billing at the garden.
DECEMBER 8, 1898 (THURSDAY)
Conover Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota
1 - Handicap - McLeod to Throw Lundin Three Time in Sixty Minutes
Dan McLeod def. Hjalmar Lundin (of Sweden)
(F1 00:27:25 - F2 00:06:35 - F3 00:07:00 - C 00:41:00)
DECEMBER 30, 1898 (FRIDAY)
Promotion: St. Paul Athletic Club
Conover Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota
Attendance: "Not More Than Half-Filled"
Timekeeper: SPAC President P.A. Egan
Referee: Capt. Frank Whitmore
1 - Catch-as-Catch-Can
James McCauley Vs. M.N. Webster (St. Paul)
(00:11:00)
2 - Catch-as-Catch-Can - Three out of Five Falls - Must Be a Winner
Daniel McLeod (of Chicago) def. Duncan McMillan,
Three Falls to None (F1 00:19:25 - F2 00:10:50 - F3 00:19:50 - C 00:50:05)
Note:
Also featured cabinet work and Greek Statuary.
1899
JUNE 1899
JUNE 15, 1899 (THURSDAY)
The Woodman Picnic
Luverne, Iowa
1 - "An Importation" def. Frank Gotch
(01:00:00+)
Notes:
Later it's said to be Dan McLeod.
It's possible the match took place a couple of days later or even earlier.
JUNE 1899
JUNE 15, 1899 (THURSDAY)
The Woodman Picnic
Luverne, Iowa
1 - "An Importation" def. Frank Gotch
(01:00:00+)
Notes:
Later it's said to be Dan McLeod.
It's possible the match took place a couple of days later or even earlier.
JULY 1899
JULY 28, 1899 (FRIDAY)
Grand Wrestling Match
Opera House, Humboldt, Iowa
Attendance: "Quite a Crowd"
Tickets: $0.35 & $0.55
Purse: $200 & Gate Receipts
1 - Handicap - Andrewss to Throw Gotch Three Times in Sixty Minutes - Catch-as-Catch-Can
Chas. W. Andrews (of Ellsworth, Minne.) Vs. Frank Gotch (of Humboldt, Iowa),
Time-Limit - Andrews Only Threw Gotch Once (F1 00:35:23 - TL 01:00:00)
Note:
The man is rumored to be Dan McLeod in the papers.
JULY 1899
JULY 28, 1899 (FRIDAY)
Grand Wrestling Match
Opera House, Humboldt, Iowa
Attendance: "Quite a Crowd"
Tickets: $0.35 & $0.55
Purse: $200 & Gate Receipts
1 - Handicap - Andrewss to Throw Gotch Three Times in Sixty Minutes - Catch-as-Catch-Can
Chas. W. Andrews (of Ellsworth, Minne.) Vs. Frank Gotch (of Humboldt, Iowa),
Time-Limit - Andrews Only Threw Gotch Once (F1 00:35:23 - TL 01:00:00)
Note:
The man is rumored to be Dan McLeod in the papers.
1900
FEBRUARY 1900
FEBRUARY 20, 1900 (TUESDAY)
Armory E, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
1 - Handicap - McLeod to Throw Muldoon Four Time in Sixty Minutes
Dan McLeod def. Harry Muldoon
(00:42:00)
MARCH 1900
MARCH 6, 1900 (TUESDAY)
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
1 - Handicap - McLeod to Throw O'Hara Three Times
Dan McLeod def. Jack O'Hara
(F1 00:08:00 - F2 00:18:00 - F3 00:03:00 - C 00:27:00)
MARCH 1900
MARCH 6, 1900 (TUESDAY)
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
1 - Handicap - McLeod to Throw O'Hara Three Times
Dan McLeod def. Jack O'Hara
(F1 00:08:00 - F2 00:18:00 - F3 00:03:00 - C 00:27:00)
1901
MARCH 1901
MARCH 11, 1901 (MONDAY)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Handicap - Pons to Throw Little Five Times in Sixty Minutes
Paul Pons Vs. George Little,
Time-Limit - Pons Failed to Throw Little (01:00:00)
Note:
After the match it came out that George Little was actually Dan McLeod and he would be arrested on May 24 in Hamilton, Ontairo on charges of 'Conspiracy and fraud.' His manager, Perry, was also arrested for the same charges. They were alleged to have worked together in the "Swindling of a man named Thompson out of $2,650," at the match. "Thompson says he gave the money to Perry to bet on Pons, and that Perry 'fixed' the match to make it appear that Pons had really lost."
JULY 1901
JULY 29, 1901 (MONDAY)
Lyceum Theater, Buffalo, New York
Two out of Three Falls
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod def. Ed Atherton (of Portagoville),
Two Falls to None
Note:
McLeod is listed as the Middleweight Champion.
JULY 1901
JULY 29, 1901 (MONDAY)
Lyceum Theater, Buffalo, New York
Two out of Three Falls
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod def. Ed Atherton (of Portagoville),
Two Falls to None
Note:
McLeod is listed as the Middleweight Champion.
NOVEMBER 1901
NOVEMBER 7, 1901 (THURSDAY)
Central Armory, Cleveland, Ohio
Attendance: 6,000
1 - Butch Starr (of Buffalo) def. Gouldin (of Cleveland)
2 - World Catch-as-Catch-Can Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Tom Jenkins def. Dan McLeod (c),
Two Falls to One (F1 00:39:00 - F2 ??:??:?? - F3 00:30:00 - C 01:09:00+) - NEW CHAMPION
1902
JUNE 1902
JUNE 10, 1902 (TUESDAY)
Cleveland, Ohio
1 - Handicap - Jenkins to Throw McLeod Twice in Ninety Minutes
Tom Jenkins Vs. Dan McLeod,
Time-Limit - Jenkins Scored Only One Fall (F1 00:50:00 - TL 01:30:00)
JULY 1902
JULY 4, 1902 (FRIDAY)
League Park, Cleveland, Ohio
Attendance: 6,000
1 - American Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Tom Jenkins (c) def. Dan McLeod (of Hamilton, Ont.),
Two Falls to None (01:00:00-)
JULY 1902
JULY 4, 1902 (FRIDAY)
League Park, Cleveland, Ohio
Attendance: 6,000
1 - American Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Tom Jenkins (c) def. Dan McLeod (of Hamilton, Ont.),
Two Falls to None (01:00:00-)
DECEMBER 1902
DECEMBER 25, 1902 (THURSDAY)
Mechanics Hall, Worcester, Massachusetts
Attendance: 1,100
1 - American Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod def. Tom Jenkins (c),
Two Falls to One - Forfeit (F1 00:59:00 - F2 00:24:00 - C 01:23:00) - NEW CHAMPION
1903
FEBRUARY 1903
FEBRUARY 11, 1903 (SATURDAY)
Cleveland, Ohio
Attendance: 2,500
1 - Handicap - McLeod to Throw Sharkey Three Times in Sixty Minutes
Dan McLeod def. Tom Sharkey
(F1 00:30:00 - F2 00:13:00 - F3 00:12:00 - C 00:55:00)
FEBRUARY 12, 1903 (THURSDAY)
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod 'the Scotch Wrestler' def. Charles Leonard (of Newark, N.J.),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:27:21 - F2 00:18:00 - C 00:45:21)
FEBRUARY 1903
FEBRUARY 11, 1903 (SATURDAY)
Cleveland, Ohio
Attendance: 2,500
1 - Handicap - McLeod to Throw Sharkey Three Times in Sixty Minutes
Dan McLeod def. Tom Sharkey
(F1 00:30:00 - F2 00:13:00 - F3 00:12:00 - C 00:55:00)
FEBRUARY 12, 1903 (THURSDAY)
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod 'the Scotch Wrestler' def. Charles Leonard (of Newark, N.J.),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:27:21 - F2 00:18:00 - C 00:45:21)
APRIL 1903
APRIL 3, 1903 (FRIDAY)
The Arsenal, Buffalo, New York
Attendance: 3,000-6,000
1 - American Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Tom Jenkins (of Cleveland) def. Dan S. McLeod (of Hamilton) (c),
Two Falls to None (F1 01:17:30 - F2 00:14:30 - C 01:32:00) - NEW CHAMPION
Note:
Some places listed the title as the World Championship.
APRIL 1903
APRIL 3, 1903 (FRIDAY)
The Arsenal, Buffalo, New York
Attendance: 3,000-6,000
1 - American Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Tom Jenkins (of Cleveland) def. Dan S. McLeod (of Hamilton) (c),
Two Falls to None (F1 01:17:30 - F2 00:14:30 - C 01:32:00) - NEW CHAMPION
Note:
Some places listed the title as the World Championship.
AUGUST 1903
AUGUST 28, 1903 (FRIDAY)
The Armory, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
1 - Handicap - Jenkins to Throw McLeod Twice in Sixty Minutes
Dan McLeod def. Tom Jenkins,
Jenkins Scored One Fall Before Being Thrown (F1 00:15:50 - F2 00:10:38 - C 00:26:28)
SEPTEMBER 1903
SEPTEMBER 7, 1903 (MONDAY)
Grand Rapids, Michigan
1 - Handicap - McLeod To Throw Dwyer Twice in Sixty Minutes
Dan McLeod (of Toronto) Vs. M.J. Dwyer (of Grand Rapids),
Time-Limit - McLeod Threw Dwyer Only Once (F1 00:53:05 - TL 01:00:00)
Note:
McLeod is listed as the World Heavyweight Catch-as-Catch-Can Champion.
SEPTEMBER 1903
SEPTEMBER 7, 1903 (MONDAY)
Grand Rapids, Michigan
1 - Handicap - McLeod To Throw Dwyer Twice in Sixty Minutes
Dan McLeod (of Toronto) Vs. M.J. Dwyer (of Grand Rapids),
Time-Limit - McLeod Threw Dwyer Only Once (F1 00:53:05 - TL 01:00:00)
Note:
McLeod is listed as the World Heavyweight Catch-as-Catch-Can Champion.
OCTOBER 1903
OCTOBER 27, 1903 (TUESDAY)
Old City Hall, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
1 - World Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Tom Jenkins (of Cleveland, O.) def. Dan McLeod (of Canada),
Two Falls to One
DECEMBER 1903
DECEMBER 22, 1903 (TUESDAY)
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
1 - World Catch-as-Catch-Can Heavyweight Championship - No Holds Barred - Two out of Three Falls
Tom Jenkins def. Dan McLeod,
Two Falls to None
DECEMBER 1903
DECEMBER 22, 1903 (TUESDAY)
Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
1 - World Catch-as-Catch-Can Heavyweight Championship - No Holds Barred - Two out of Three Falls
Tom Jenkins def. Dan McLeod,
Two Falls to None
1904
FEBRUARY 1904
FEBRUARY 13, 1904 (SATURDAY)
Royal Theatre, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Dan McLeod Vs. Max Luttberg,
Result Unknown
FEBRUARY 1904
FEBRUARY 13, 1904 (SATURDAY)
Royal Theatre, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Dan McLeod Vs. Max Luttberg,
Result Unknown
MARCH 1904
MARCH 23, 1904 (WEDNESDAY)
Royal Theater, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Dan McLeod Vs. Jim Parr,
Time-Limit draw
MARCH 1904
MARCH 23, 1904 (WEDNESDAY)
Royal Theater, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1 - Dan McLeod Vs. Jim Parr,
Time-Limit draw
MAY 1904
MAY 28, 1904 (SATURDAY)
Nanaimo, British Columbo, Canada
1 - Sandy Swanson Vs. R. McCuish,
Result Unknown
2 - Linc Swanson Vs. D. Gray,
Result Unknown
3 - Handicap - McLeod to Throw Swanson Five Times in Sixty Minutes or Once Every Twelve Minutes
Dan McLeod Vs. Bob Swanson (of Nanaimo),
Time-Limit - McLeod Only Scored Three Falls
Note:
All the Swanson's are brothers.
MAY 1904
MAY 28, 1904 (SATURDAY)
Nanaimo, British Columbo, Canada
1 - Sandy Swanson Vs. R. McCuish,
Result Unknown
2 - Linc Swanson Vs. D. Gray,
Result Unknown
3 - Handicap - McLeod to Throw Swanson Five Times in Sixty Minutes or Once Every Twelve Minutes
Dan McLeod Vs. Bob Swanson (of Nanaimo),
Time-Limit - McLeod Only Scored Three Falls
Note:
All the Swanson's are brothers.
AUGUST 1904
AUGUST 6, 1904 (SATURDAY)
Brockton Park Athletic Club, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - American Catch-as-Catch-Can Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch (of Humboldt, Ia.) (c) def. Dan S. McLeod (of Hamilton, Ont.),
Two Falls to One (F1 00:31:43 - F2 00:23:20 - F3 00:25:36 - C 01:20:39)
OCTOBER 1904
OCTOBER 5, 1904 (WEDNESDAY)
Provincial Exhibition, New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Attendance: 15,000
1 - American Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch (of Beellingham) (c) def. Dan McLeod (of Nanaimo),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:29:00 - F2 00:09:00 - C 00:38:00)
OCTOBER 20, 1904 (THURSDAY)
Opera House, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Attendance: "Small"
1 - Handicap - Eagle to Throw McLeod Three Times in Sixty Minutes
War Eagle "The Big Blackfoot Indian Vs. Dan S. McLeod,
Time-Limit - Eagle Failed to Throw McLeod (01:00:00)
OCTOBER 1904
OCTOBER 5, 1904 (WEDNESDAY)
Provincial Exhibition, New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Attendance: 15,000
1 - American Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch (of Beellingham) (c) def. Dan McLeod (of Nanaimo),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:29:00 - F2 00:09:00 - C 00:38:00)
OCTOBER 20, 1904 (THURSDAY)
Opera House, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Attendance: "Small"
1 - Handicap - Eagle to Throw McLeod Three Times in Sixty Minutes
War Eagle "The Big Blackfoot Indian Vs. Dan S. McLeod,
Time-Limit - Eagle Failed to Throw McLeod (01:00:00)
1905
APRIL 1905
APRIL 7, 1905 (FRIDAY)
Vancouver Opera House, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Dan McLeod def. Jack Carkeek
APRIL 1905
APRIL 7, 1905 (FRIDAY)
Vancouver Opera House, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1 - Dan McLeod def. Jack Carkeek
DECEMBER 1905
DECEMBER 22, 1905 (FRIDAY)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: "Large"
1 - American Championship
Frank Gotch def. Dan McLeod,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:37:30 - F2 00:17:00 - C 00:54:30)
DECEMBER 1905
DECEMBER 22, 1905 (FRIDAY)
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: "Large"
1 - American Championship
Frank Gotch def. Dan McLeod,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:37:30 - F2 00:17:00 - C 00:54:30)
1906
APRIL 1906
APRIL 16, 1906 (MONDAY)
World Heavyweight Championship / International Graeco-Roman Tournament: Opening Day
Promotion: Canadian Athletic CLub
Promoter: George Kennedy
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 1,000
Announcer: Dr. Gadbois
Referee: Dr. Gadbois
1 - Opening Round
A. Viger def. Montpezat
(00:02:30)
2 - Opening Round
E. Brugglio Vs. J. Miller,
Time-Limit Draw (00:15:00)
3 - Opening Round
F. Sankonsky def. Geo. Sohnable
(00:05:00)
4 - Opening Round
Belzil def. V. Matousky,
Time-Limit Draw (00:15:00)
5 - Opening Round
Frank Gotch def. Gustavidson
(00:02:00)
6 - Opening Round
B.C. Neromous def. Peter Hedger
(00:13:00)
7 - Opening Round
Karakanoff def. Oscar Larson
(00:05:00)
8 - Opening Round
H. Pagos def. J. Penellio,
Disqualification (00:11:00)
9 - Opening Round
Yankee Rogers def. A. Gonthier
10 - Opening Round
S. Sucz def. N. Hollirigg
(00:00:15)
11 - Opening Round
Karl Delivuk Vs. Carl Busch,
Time-Limit Draw (00:15:00)
12 - Opening Round
Brown Vs. Roumongeon,
Time-Limit Draw (00:15:00)
13 - Opening Round
Emile Maupas def. J. Labarbe
(00:10:30)
14 - Opening Round
Apollo def. Paul Sweeney
(00:05:00)
Notes:
This is the opening day of the tournament which finished on April 24, 1906.
If a wrestler suffers two defeats or goes to the time-limit on three occasions he is eliminated. [Not stated, but it appears two draws and a loss also resulted in elimination]
The entrants were paraded to open the show.
Perrilli disputed the referees decision and the judges agreed with him [If the result was changed though, it is not said.]
Teilnehmer / Participants:
Ch. Pietro "the Wicked Grippo-Grappler" (of Bavaria - 200lbs),
Apollo "the Irish Meat Trust" (of Ireland),
Frank Gotch "the Plowboy 'Rassler" (of America - 196lbs),
"Yankee" Rogers (of America - 216lbs),
Belzil (of Canada - 278lbs),
Brown (Negro - 190lbs),
E. Brugglio (of Poland) - 108lbs),
Carl Busch (of Germany - 100lbs),
Karl Delivuk (of Austria - 200lbs),
A. Gonthier (of Canada - 210lbs),
Gustavidson (of Sweden - Was not advertised),
Peter Hedger (of Germany - 103lbs),
N. Hollrigg (of Austria - Was not advertised),
Karakanoff (of Turkey - 203lbs),
J. Labarbe (of Bourdelais - Was not advertised),
Oscar Larson (of Sweden - 195lbs),
V. Matousky (of Russia - 205lbs),
Emile Maupas (of France - 195lbs),
J. Miller (of the Netherlands - 101lbs),
P. Montpezat (of Belgium - 105lbs),
B.C. Neromus (of Mexico - 205lbs),
Harold Pagos (of Germany - Was not advertised),
J. Perrelli "the Bowery Bird" (of Italy - 190lbs),
Roumugeon (of France - 195lbs),
F. Sankonsky (of Russia - 275lbs - Was not advertised),
Geo. Schnable (of Germany - 220lbs),
S. Sucz (of Hungary - Was not advertised),
Paul Sweeney (of Canada - 210kbs),
A. Viger (of Canada - 103lbs),
Dan McLeod (of Scotland - Unable to get to Montreal in time),
B. Poiree (of France - 220lbs - Suffered an injured ankle and wrenched arm prior to the tournament opening),
Tom Jenkins (of America - Unable to fulfillment his commitment as his mother died last week),
J. Harold (of Germany - 108lbs - Advertised but did not appear),
H. Lundin (of Sweden - 220lbs - Advertised but did not appear),
A. Nelson (of Germany - 197lbs - Advertised but did not apear).
APRIL 1906
APRIL 16, 1906 (MONDAY)
World Heavyweight Championship / International Graeco-Roman Tournament: Opening Day
Promotion: Canadian Athletic CLub
Promoter: George Kennedy
Sohmer Park, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Attendance: 1,000
Announcer: Dr. Gadbois
Referee: Dr. Gadbois
1 - Opening Round
A. Viger def. Montpezat
(00:02:30)
2 - Opening Round
E. Brugglio Vs. J. Miller,
Time-Limit Draw (00:15:00)
3 - Opening Round
F. Sankonsky def. Geo. Sohnable
(00:05:00)
4 - Opening Round
Belzil def. V. Matousky,
Time-Limit Draw (00:15:00)
5 - Opening Round
Frank Gotch def. Gustavidson
(00:02:00)
6 - Opening Round
B.C. Neromous def. Peter Hedger
(00:13:00)
7 - Opening Round
Karakanoff def. Oscar Larson
(00:05:00)
8 - Opening Round
H. Pagos def. J. Penellio,
Disqualification (00:11:00)
9 - Opening Round
Yankee Rogers def. A. Gonthier
10 - Opening Round
S. Sucz def. N. Hollirigg
(00:00:15)
11 - Opening Round
Karl Delivuk Vs. Carl Busch,
Time-Limit Draw (00:15:00)
12 - Opening Round
Brown Vs. Roumongeon,
Time-Limit Draw (00:15:00)
13 - Opening Round
Emile Maupas def. J. Labarbe
(00:10:30)
14 - Opening Round
Apollo def. Paul Sweeney
(00:05:00)
Notes:
This is the opening day of the tournament which finished on April 24, 1906.
If a wrestler suffers two defeats or goes to the time-limit on three occasions he is eliminated. [Not stated, but it appears two draws and a loss also resulted in elimination]
The entrants were paraded to open the show.
Perrilli disputed the referees decision and the judges agreed with him [If the result was changed though, it is not said.]
Teilnehmer / Participants:
Ch. Pietro "the Wicked Grippo-Grappler" (of Bavaria - 200lbs),
Apollo "the Irish Meat Trust" (of Ireland),
Frank Gotch "the Plowboy 'Rassler" (of America - 196lbs),
"Yankee" Rogers (of America - 216lbs),
Belzil (of Canada - 278lbs),
Brown (Negro - 190lbs),
E. Brugglio (of Poland) - 108lbs),
Carl Busch (of Germany - 100lbs),
Karl Delivuk (of Austria - 200lbs),
A. Gonthier (of Canada - 210lbs),
Gustavidson (of Sweden - Was not advertised),
Peter Hedger (of Germany - 103lbs),
N. Hollrigg (of Austria - Was not advertised),
Karakanoff (of Turkey - 203lbs),
J. Labarbe (of Bourdelais - Was not advertised),
Oscar Larson (of Sweden - 195lbs),
V. Matousky (of Russia - 205lbs),
Emile Maupas (of France - 195lbs),
J. Miller (of the Netherlands - 101lbs),
P. Montpezat (of Belgium - 105lbs),
B.C. Neromus (of Mexico - 205lbs),
Harold Pagos (of Germany - Was not advertised),
J. Perrelli "the Bowery Bird" (of Italy - 190lbs),
Roumugeon (of France - 195lbs),
F. Sankonsky (of Russia - 275lbs - Was not advertised),
Geo. Schnable (of Germany - 220lbs),
S. Sucz (of Hungary - Was not advertised),
Paul Sweeney (of Canada - 210kbs),
A. Viger (of Canada - 103lbs),
Dan McLeod (of Scotland - Unable to get to Montreal in time),
B. Poiree (of France - 220lbs - Suffered an injured ankle and wrenched arm prior to the tournament opening),
Tom Jenkins (of America - Unable to fulfillment his commitment as his mother died last week),
J. Harold (of Germany - 108lbs - Advertised but did not appear),
H. Lundin (of Sweden - 220lbs - Advertised but did not appear),
A. Nelson (of Germany - 197lbs - Advertised but did not apear).
1907
FEBRUARY 1907
FEBRUARY 21, 1907 (THURSDAY)
Ottumwa, Iowa
1 - Catch-as-Catch-Can - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod (of San Francisco) def. Joe Carroll (of Eldon),
Two Falls to None
FEBRUARY 27, 1907 (WEDNESDAY)
Ottumwa, Iowa
1 - Catch-as-Catch-Can - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod (of San Francisco) def. Carl Pons,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:46:07 - F2 00:42:03 - C 01:28:10)
Note:
Pons is listed as the French champion.
FEBRUARY 28, 1907 (THURSDAY)
Des Moines, Iowa
1 - Charles Hackenschmidt Vs. Dan McLeod,
Time-Limit Draw (02:18:00)
Note:
Hackenschmidt broke a finger.
JULY 1907
JULY 12, 1907 (FRIDAY)
Ottumwa, Iowa
Attendance: 3,000
Handicap - Gotch to Throw McLeod Three Times in Sixty Minutes
1 - Frank A. Gotch def. Dan McLeod
(F1 00:24:10 - F2 00:11:34 - F3 00:07:28 - C 00:43:12)
Note:
Gotch is listed as the champion.
1908
DECEMBER 1908
DECEMBER 4, 1908 (FRIDAY)
Waterloo Theatre, Waterloo, Iowa
Attendance: "The Largest Audience That Has Yet Witnessed A Wrestling Match In This City"
Referee: W.T. Boyle
1 - Two out of Three Falls
As Brink 'an I.C. Engineer' def. Chris Johnson 'Employed by Hedford Foundry',
Two Falls to None (F1 00:14:00 - F2 ??:??:?? - C 00:14:00+)
2 - Handicap - Eagle to Throw McLeod Three Times in Sixty Minutes
Chief War Eagle Vs. Dan McLeod,
Time-Limit (01:00:00)
DECEMBER 1908
DECEMBER 4, 1908 (FRIDAY)
Waterloo Theatre, Waterloo, Iowa
Attendance: "The Largest Audience That Has Yet Witnessed A Wrestling Match In This City"
Referee: W.T. Boyle
1 - Two out of Three Falls
As Brink 'an I.C. Engineer' def. Chris Johnson 'Employed by Hedford Foundry',
Two Falls to None (F1 00:14:00 - F2 ??:??:?? - C 00:14:00+)
2 - Handicap - Eagle to Throw McLeod Three Times in Sixty Minutes
Chief War Eagle Vs. Dan McLeod,
Time-Limit (01:00:00)
1909
MARCH 1909
MARCH 9, 1909 (TUESDAY)
St. Paul, Minnesota
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Theodore Peter def. Dan McLeod (of Waterloo, Ia.),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:05:00 - F2 00:17:30 - C 00:22:30)
Note:
Don't believe this to be the real Dan McLeod.
MARCH 25, 1909 (WEDNESDAY)
Waterloo, Iowa
1 - Chris Pierson (of Seattle) Vs. Dan McLeod,
Time-Limit Draw (01:55:00)
Notes:
Pierson is listed as the Pacific Coast Champion.
McLeod is listed as the former World Champion.
APRIL 1909
APRIL 20, 1909 (TUESDAY)
Waterloo, Iowa
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch def. Dan McLeod,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:18:20 - F2 00:05:16 - C 00:23:36)
APRIL 1909
APRIL 20, 1909 (TUESDAY)
Waterloo, Iowa
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch def. Dan McLeod,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:18:20 - F2 00:05:16 - C 00:23:36)
NOVEMBER 1909
NOVEMBER 1, 1909 (MONDAY)
Riverview Rink, Chicago, Illinois
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Heinrich def. Collet,
Two Falls to None
2 - Two out of Three Falls
Gennor def. Schultz,
Two Falls to None
3 - Two out of Three Falls
Postl def. Paulsen,
Two Falls to None
4 - Two out of Three Falls
Dr. R.F. Roller def. Winklehoefer,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:16:17 - F2 00:07:33 - C 00:23:50)
5 - Two on One Handicap - Gotch to Throw Ardale & McLeod in Thirty Minutes
Frank Gotch def. Ardale & Dan McLeod
(A 00:08:48 - M 00:09:29 - C 00:18:17)
Note:
Gotch is listed as the World Heavyweight Champion.
NOVEMBER 9, 1909 (TUESDAY)
Coliseum, Chicago, Illinois
Attendance: "The Largest Crowd On Record in Local Wrestling"
Gate: $15,000+
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Jack Olson def. Dick Sorenson,
Two Falls to None
2 - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod def. Joe Walace,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:06:09 - F2 00:06:26 - C 00:12:35)
3 - Two out of Three Falls
Americus (Gus Schenlein) def. Charley Postl,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:19:15 - F2 00:09:38 - C 00:28:53)
4 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch (c) def. Giovanni Raicevich,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:06:28 - F2 00:05:26 - C 00:11:54)
NOVEMBER 1909
NOVEMBER 1, 1909 (MONDAY)
Riverview Rink, Chicago, Illinois
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Heinrich def. Collet,
Two Falls to None
2 - Two out of Three Falls
Gennor def. Schultz,
Two Falls to None
3 - Two out of Three Falls
Postl def. Paulsen,
Two Falls to None
4 - Two out of Three Falls
Dr. R.F. Roller def. Winklehoefer,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:16:17 - F2 00:07:33 - C 00:23:50)
5 - Two on One Handicap - Gotch to Throw Ardale & McLeod in Thirty Minutes
Frank Gotch def. Ardale & Dan McLeod
(A 00:08:48 - M 00:09:29 - C 00:18:17)
Note:
Gotch is listed as the World Heavyweight Champion.
NOVEMBER 9, 1909 (TUESDAY)
Coliseum, Chicago, Illinois
Attendance: "The Largest Crowd On Record in Local Wrestling"
Gate: $15,000+
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Jack Olson def. Dick Sorenson,
Two Falls to None
2 - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod def. Joe Walace,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:06:09 - F2 00:06:26 - C 00:12:35)
3 - Two out of Three Falls
Americus (Gus Schenlein) def. Charley Postl,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:19:15 - F2 00:09:38 - C 00:28:53)
4 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch (c) def. Giovanni Raicevich,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:06:28 - F2 00:05:26 - C 00:11:54)
1910
JUNE 1910
JUNE 1, 1910 (WEDNESDAY)
Exposition Building, Chicago, Illinois
Attendance: 8,000
Referee: Dick Fleming
1 - One Fall
Charles 'Kid' Cutler def. Fred Erier 'Porky German Giant'
(00:17:53)
2 - One Fall
Walter Willoughby def. Charles Esslen
(00:10:09)
3 - One Fall
Mike Dwyer def. Jim Galvin
(00:20:32)
4 - One Fall
Adolph Ernst Vs. Mysterious Conductor,
Time-Limit Draw (00:25:00)
5 - One Fall
Dan McLeod def. Charles Postl 'the Buffalo Butcher Boy'
(00:12:10)
6 - World Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Frank Gotch (of Iowa) (c) def. Stanislaus Zbyszko (of Poland),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:00:06 - F2 00:27:36 - C 00:27:42)
Notes:
Gotch is said to have jumped Zbyszko before the bell, immediately after they had shuck hands.
McLeod is listed as former champion.
1911
MAY 1911
MAY 17, 1911 (WEDNESDAY)
Elk's Opera House, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Attendance: "Largest Crowd That Ever Witnessed A Wrestling Bout in This City"
Referee: Emil Domick
1 - Two out of Three Falls
Floyd Hatley def. His Twin Brother,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:10:00 - F2 00:04:20 - C 00:14:20)
2 - Two out of Three Falls
McDonald def. Young Olesen (of St. Louis),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:02:10 - F2 00:05:16 - C 00:07:26)
3 - Two out of Three Falls
Simon Deschler (of Albuquerque) def. Roy Mabee 'the Wrestling Farmer',
Two Falls to One (F1 00:17:00 - F2 00:06:20 - F3 00:01:45 - C 00:27:45)
Notes:
Before the match McDonald announced that he was "An unknown, and he hoped that if he should be guilty of anything ungentlemanly in the contest that the crowd would excuse him and lay it to ignorance and not in intent."
It's said the day after the match that McDonald was actually "McLeod, that he is a Canadian and has wrestled with all the big men in the country."
1912 (no results)
1913
MAY 1913
MAY 24, 1913 (TUESDAY)
Los Angeles, California
1 - World Light Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Dan McLeod (c) def. Tony Ajax (of Lithuania),
Two Falls to None (F1 00:35:00 - F2 00:15:25 - C 00:50:25)
MAY 28, 1913 (WEDNESDAY)
Los Angeles Athletic Club, Los Angeles, California
1 - Light Heavyweight Championship - Two out of Three Falls
Daniel McLeod (c) def. Tony Ajax,
Two Falls to None (F1 00:25:26 - F2 00:15:25 - C 00:40:51)
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Daniel Stewart McLeod's Results.
Updated: October 31, 2018.
Record: #17.
Editor: Jimmy Wheeler.