1930-1939

1930

• Illinois Bans Heavies From Wrestling Shows   Associated Press – January 21, 1930
• Marshall Victor Over Stasiak In Two Falls   Los Angeles Times – January 24, 1930
• Eliminate Three In Wrestling Bouts   The Southeast Missourian – February 14, 1930
• Zbyszko Vs Ape   Time Magazine – February 22, 1930
• Mike Romano Thrown  The Daily Argus – March 6, 1930
• No Apology To Offer   Ironwood Daily Globe – March 20, 1930
• Issues Challenge    Saskatoon Star-Phoenix – April 2, 1930
• Who Won   Time – April 14, 1930
• Pat and Russian To Meet    Vancouver Sun – April 19, 1930
• Memoirs Of A Promoter   Ring Magazine – May, 1930
• Ernie Arthur Ready To Go    Statesman Journal – May 20, 1930
• Jimmy Londos Beats Shikat   Atlanta Constitution – June 7, 1930
• ‘Thees Jeem’ Clears Wrestling Title Mess   Atlanta Constitution – June 8, 1930
• Sonnenberg Takes Two Out Of Three Falls From McCoy  Nashua Telegraph – June 27, 1930
• Londos Defends Title At Spiller Field   Atlanta Constitution – July 9, 1930
• George To Seek Best Mat Stars   Los Angeles Times – October 5, 1930
• George Picked In Mat Go   Los Angeles Times – October 12, 1930
• New French Mat Star in Auditorium Match  The Pawtucket Times – October 15, 1930
• Koloff Plans Mat Campaign   Los Angeles Times – November 21, 1930
• Reginald Siki Acclaimed By Fans As He Holds Gardini To Draw    The Yonkers Statesman – November 21, 1930
• Reed Throws Waino   The Eugene Register-Guard – December 9, 1930

1931

• Wayne Munn, Ex Champion Wrestler Of World, Is Dead   Victoria Advocate – January 9, 1931
• Wayne Munn, Former Mat Champ, Dies   Milwaukee Sentinel – January 10, 1931
• N.B.A. Refuses To Recognize Mat Champions   Associated Press – January 24, 1931
• Freberg Winner Over Dan Koloff   The Spokesman-Review – January 28, 1931
• On the Mat   Time – February 2, 1931
• Preacher Turns Wrestler And Wins Bout   Associated Press – February 7, 1931
• Mat Outlaws Meet Tonight   International News Service – February 11, 1931
• Ten Years Away  The Pittsburgh Courier – February 12, 1931
• Sonnenberg To Make Movies   Pacific Coast News Service – February 12, 1931
• The Sports Spy Glass By Hutch   Arizona Republic – March 3, 1931
• ‘Hack’ Comes Back   Health & Strength Magazine – March 7, 1931
• Society Likes Wrestling   Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – March 19, 1931
• Big Tiny Roebuck Outlasts Paul Harper   Atlanta Constitution – April 1, 1931
• Lewis Seeks Fourth Title   Los Angeles Times – April 12, 1931
• Lewis Beats George To Regain Mat Title   Los Angeles Times – April 14, 1931
• Lewis Regains Mat Title, Challenges Londos   New York World-Telegram – April 14, 1931
• Greek Latest Victim Of Masked Marvel  Arizona Republic – April 14, 1931
• Sign Fabyan To Referee Thursday Wrestling Bouts  The Lewiston Daily Sun – April 14, 1931
• Wrestling Here To Stay; Makes Hit With Crowd  The Lewiston Daily Sun – April 17, 1931
• Ex-Gator Making Go Of Wrestling Game   Atlanta Constitution – April 29, 1931
• “Black Panther” To Appear Here    Schenectady Gazette – April 29, 1931
• M’Gill Meets Grandovich In Albany Match   Schenectady Gazette – April 29, 1931
• Browning Is Victor; Pink Gets A Draw    Schenectady Gazette – May 2, 1931
• Wrestling Last Night  Malone Evening Telegram – May 8, 1931
• Marvel Meets Greek Heavy In Re-Match   Arizona Republic – May 11, 1931
• Greek Beats Marvel; Victim Identified   Arizona Republic – May 12, 1931
• Bite   Time – May 18, 1931
• Leo L’Heureux Secures Draw In Tame Bout   The Daily Province – May 22, 1931
• Flabby Frenchman Puffs To Draw With Lean Brown Panther  Victoria Daily Times – May 22, 1931
• Celebration Drew Crowds to Nanaimo Biggest Show Ever    Victoria Daily Times – May 26, 1931
• Grunt And Grimace Of Mat Would Aid Ring Game   Washington Post – June 2, 1931
• Londos Beats Dusek In 58 Minutes   Washington Post – June 5, 1931
• Bob Kruse Is Held To Draw By Westenberg   Victoria Daily Times – June 5, 1931
• Miracles of Sport    Victoria Daily Times – June 5, 1931
  
• R.I.P the Lion   Vancouver Sun – June 6, 1931
• Krone Moves Wrestlers To Outdoor Ring   Chicago Tribune – June 21, 1931
• Harvest Time In The Thick-Neck Fields Of Mongolia   New York World-Telegram – July 8, 1931
• Huge Task Faces Godfrey Tonight   The Globe – July 13, 1931
• Stasiak Subdues Gigantic Godfrey   The Globe – July 14, 1931
• Leavitt Easy For Steinborn In Mat Bout   Atlanta Constitution – July 14, 1931
• Reginald Siki, European Wrestling Champ, Arrives For Match With Geo. Mack   Daily Times – July 14, 1931
• Flying Tackle To Be Shown Monday  The Montreal Gazette – July 25, 1931
• Wrestling  San Pedro News-Pilot – August 4, 1931
• Wrestling  San Pedro News-Pilot – September 1, 1931
• Stanley Stasiak Dead; Victim Of Blood Poisoning   The Lewiston Daily Sun – September 14, 1931
• Savage Steals Limelight For Grapple Event   Seattle Times – September 22, 1931
• Pietro Bacini Loses Mat Decision   Seattle Times – September 26, 1931
• Freberg Tries Speech After Losing Match   Seattle Times – September 29, 1931
• Harkovsky, Nobleman, Wrestles McKay Tonight   Seattle Times – September 31, 1931
• Szabo, Dr. Wilson Battle To Yonkers Draw   New York World Telegram – November 20, 1931
• Marshall Victor Over Coleman   The Milwaukee Journal – November 24, 1931
• Szabo Pins Marshall In Feature At Yonkers   New York World Telegram – December 4, 1931
• Strangler Lewis To Meet Velcoff Here On Mat   Sacramento Union – December 8, 1931
• Jones Faces Veteran In Romano   Washington Post – December 9, 1931
• Stein Pins Stahl In 19:24 At Yonkers Club   New York World Telegram – December 11, 1931
• Strangler Lewis Displays Famed Headlock Tonight   Sacramento Union – December 14, 1931
• Velcoff Unable To Return; Strangler Wins   Sacramento Union – December 15, 1931

1932

• Getting Doc’s Okay For Albany Bout    Albany Times-Union – February 9, 1932
• Lack Of Action Causes Siki Bout To Be Halted   Buffalo Evening News – April 14, 1932
• Sonnenberg Wins Bout with Count Zarynoff  The Pawtucket Times – April 29, 1932
• Londos v. Spy   Time – May 2, 1932
• Jack Sherry Wins Over Charley Hansen  Rochester Democrat And Chronicle – May 5, 1932
• It Was Not A Fake   Rochester Evening Journal And The Post Express – May 11, 1932
• Ad Santel Wins From Ted Cox   The Deseret News – May 14, 1932
• Browning Pins Negro Marvel    New York Times-Union – June 10, 1932
  
• Grunts in a Bowl   Time – June 20, 1932
• Tackle Wins For Numa At Stadium  Albany Times Union – July 1, 1932
• DeGlane Nearly Bows To Gus Sonnenberg  Albany Times Union – July 1, 1932
• Wrestling Results  Syracuse Journal – July 5, 1932
• Sherry Pins Siki   The Advertiser – July 8, 1932
• Pesek Challenges Londos In New “War” Move   Los Angeles Examiner – August 23, 1932
• Morelli Paired With Siki For Mat Bout    Albany Times-Union – August 27, 1932
• Morelli And Siki Meet On Mat  Albany Times-Union – August 29, 1932
• Siki Will Arrive In Albany Tonight To Train For Test    Knickerbocker Press – August 30, 1932
• Wrestling   The Milwaukee Journal – August 31, 1932
• Morelli Beats Siki, Earns Bout With Lutze  Albany Times-Union – September 2, 1932
• Deglane Bests Reg Siki   Buffalo Evening News – September 7, 1932
• Wrestling Results   Buffalo Evening News – September 7, 1932
  
• Bob Kruse Wins From Ad Santel   The Evening News, San Jose, California – September 17, 1932
• Sonnenberg Wins   The Border Cities Star – October 19, 1932
• Laditzi, Hall Top Mat Card  Oakland Tribune – October 27, 1932
• Mat Man Loses As Fighter, Too  Oakland Tribune – October 29, 1932
• The Pas Sports Lovers Prepare For Ring Show    The Leader-Post – November 11, 1932
• Pesek on Playing ‘Policeman’ for Ed Lewis   St. Louis Star-Chronicle – December 9, 1932
• Steele v. Strangler  Time – December 12, 1932

1933

• Referee Mason Loses To Irish Enemy  Seattle Times – January 3, 1933
• Grapplers Told To Behave   Los Angeles Times – January 6, 1933
• Ed (Strangler) Lewis Here, But Not Wrestling   Seattle Times – January 10, 1933
• Strangler Lewis In Title Campaign  Seattle Times – January 11, 1933
• Last Night’s Mat Results At The Olympic   Los Angeles Times –  January 12, 1933
• Wildcat Ranks No. 1, Winning From Cyclone   Seattle Times – January 14, 1933
• Cheney Forces Heavy To Limit, But Loses  Seattle Times – January 17, 1933
• Londos Winner Over Marshall   Los Angeles Times – January 19, 1933
• Mason Beaten In Mat Battle   Seattle Times – January 24, 1933
• George Bothner, Wrestler, Remember Him?  As A Lightweight He Pinned 50 Heavies   The Milwaukee Journal – January 27, 1933
• Slippery Finn Beats Marvel   Seattle Times – January 31, 1933
• Acklin Meets Welch in Wrestling Match  Cincinnati Post – February 6, 1933
• Lewis Keeps Title By Pinning Meyers   The New York Times – February 7, 1933
• Rassling War Flames In San Francisco   Los Angeles Times – February 10, 1933
• Shadows Of The Past   Savannah Morning News – February 13, 1933
• Pesek Starts New Campaign   Los Angeles Times – February 16, 1933
• Londos Beats Vic Christy in Straight Falls   San Francisco Chronicle – February 17, 1933
• Bone-Breaking Jiu-Jitsu Oki’s Hope Against Jim   Los Angeles Times – February 17, 1933
• Jim Londos Meets Dangerous Foe   Los Angeles Times – February 19, 1933
• Jim Browning Wins Wrestling Title   The New York Times – February 21, 1933
• Jim Londos Mixes With Oki Shikina   Los Angeles Times – February 22, 1933
• Oki Shikina Bows To Londos At Olympic   Los Angeles Times – February 23, 1933
• Bakersfield Mat Referee Concerned   Los Angeles Times – February 24, 1933
• Movements Of John Pesek Are Traced   Los Angeles Times – February 24, 1933
• ‘Tiger’ John Pesek Still Missing   Los Angeles Times – February 25, 1933
• Wife Of Pesek Hears Not A Thing From Him   Los Angeles Times – February 25, 1933
• Londos-Stecher Mat Drama Goes On Boards Again   Chicago Tribune – March 2, 1933
• Greatest Scrap In Years Thrills Wrestling Throng   The Lewiston Daily Sun – March 4, 1933
• 16,800 See Londos Pin Stecher; 59 Minutes   Chicago Tribune – March 4, 1933
• Nobody’s Business   Chicago Tribune Syndicate – March 4, 1933
• Strangler Lewis Got Double X In Mix At NY, Is Charge  Seattle Post-Intelligencer – March 5, 1933
• John Pesek Handed Long Vacation   Los Angeles Times – March 5, 1933
• Al Mercier To Oppose World’s Champion Don George Here Next Week   The Lewiston Daily Sun – March 10, 1933
• Lewis Subdued In Scrap With Jim Browning   Los Angeles Times – March 21, 1933
• Lou Daro Burned Up   Los Angeles Times – March 24, 1933
• Charley Santen Downs Dean Detton   Los Angeles Times – March 31, 1933
• A New Wrestling Find  Boxing & Wrestling News – April 1933
• Jim Londos And Joe Savoldi Meet Tonight   Chicago Tribune – April 7, 1933
• Londos To Meet Savoldi Tonight   Associated Press –  April 7, 1933
• On The Square Or Not? 6,000 Fans Wonder   Chicago Tribune – April 8, 1933
• Joe Savoldi’s Surprise Win Over Londos Upsets Mat Interests   Associated Press – April 8, 1933
• Referee Defends Action In Awarding Fall   Chicago Tribune – April 9, 1933
• Wrestling Banned By Commission   Los Angeles Times – April 11, 1933
• George-Savoldi Mat Bout Looms   Associated Press – April 11, 1933
• O’Shocker Claims Offer To ‘Fix’ Wrestling Bout   Associated Press – April 11, 1933
• Illinois Takes Rest From Mat Shows   Associated Press – April 12, 1933
• Wade Uses Leg Locks To Down Dan Koloff; Leathers Flops Beth   The Lodi Sentinel – April 13, 1933
• Savoldi’s Wife Is Granted Divorce   Chicago Tribune – April 14, 1933
• National Wrestling Association Still Recognizes Londos   Associated Press – April 15, 1933
• Doc Roller, Old Wrestler, Dies   The Milwaukee Journal – April 21, 1933
• Dr. Roller, Famed Wrestler, is Dead   San Francisco Chronicle – April 21, 1933
• Ken Hollis Explains The Rough Stuff   Springfield, Mo., News-Leader – April 23, 1933
• Deny Savoldi Claim Of Title   Associated Press – April 26, 1933
• Strangler Lewis in Win Over Ad Santel  San Francisco Chronicle – April 29, 1933
• Taylor Confident Of Win Over McCready Tonight  Winnipeg Free Press – May 9, 1933
• Ed Lewis Throws Shikina At Coliseum AC   San Diego Union – May 10, 1933
• McCready Retains Mat Title  Winnipeg Free Press – May 10, 1933
• Letchford Winner  The Gazette, Montreal – May 16, 1933
• Browning’s Airplane Scissors Downs Lutze   Los Angeles Times – May 18, 1933
• Mr. Lewis Falls Prey To Savoldi   Los Angeles Times – May 23, 1933
• Browning Wins Nod From Savoldi At Stadium   Associated Press – June 12, 1933
• Strangler Lewis On Oakland Card  The Evening News, San Jose, California – June 16, 1933
• Ad Santel On Santa Cruz Card   The Evening News, San Jose, California – June 16, 1933
• Santen Mat Winner  San Pedro News-Pilot – June 17, 1933
• Mat Roughers Meet Tonight  San Pedro News-Pilot – June 23, 1933
• Martter Wins Welter Title  San Pedro News-Pilot – July 1, 1933
• Stanislaus Zbyszko’s Fortune Gone   Minneapolis Tribune – July 7, 1933
• Board Rules Grapplers Must Wrestle   Los Angeles Times – July 9, 1933
• Jim Browning Out To Wreck Gus Sonnenberg   Los Angeles Times – July 11, 1933
• Jim Browning Trounces Gus Sonnenberg   Los Angeles Times – July 13, 1933
• World Title At Stake In Meet Tonight  The Healdsburg Tribune – July 20, 1933
• Martter Risks Welter Title  San Pedro News-Pilot – July 21 1933
• Browning Wins From Roebuck With Turnover  The Healdsburg Tribune – July 21, 1933
• Jim Browning Tosses Charley Santen   Los Angeles Times – July 27, 1933
• Ed George Is Paired With Zbyszko    Albany Times-Union – July 27, 1933
• Two Features For Stadium Mat Show   Albany Times-Union – August 4, 1933
• Ex-Champion Wrestler Slain By 4 Robbers   Chicago Tribune – August 6, 1933
• Jim Browning Battles Koloff   San Jose Evening News – August 7, 1933
• Slip Costs Dan Koloff Win Over Wrestling Champ   San Jose Evening News – August 8, 1933
• Zbyszko Wins Mat Feature  Albany Evening News – August 9, 1933
• Ted Cox Enacts Custer’s Last Stand In Taking On Huge Redskin In Mat Bout  Santa Cruz Sentinel – August 30, 1933
• Ad Santel Meets Sonnenberg Tues.   The Evening News, San Jose, California – September 11, 1933
• Schroll And O’Brien Meet  San Pedro News-Pilot – September 29, 1933
• New Grapplers To Make Bows  San Pedro News-Pilot – October 13, 1933
• Sonnenberg Refused Permit To Sell Beer In Reno  Associated Press – October 24, 1933
• Wolfe Works on Pet Hold for Bowl Bout  San Pedro News-Pilot – November 21, 1933
• Referee Gives Sonnenberg Decision  Washington Post – December 9, 1933
• Grappler Tossed While Trying to Revive Ref  San Pedro News-Pilot – December 14, 1933
• Count Zarynoff Here Tonight In Main Bout With Joe Kojut   The Lewiston Daily Sun – December 15, 1933
• Bull Martin Added To Portland Program With Richard Stahl   The Lewiston Daily Sun – December 15, 1933
• Popular (?)   The Lewiston Daily Sun – December 15, 1933
• Champ Mat Fan   The Lewiston Daily Sun – December 15, 1933

1934

• The M. Londes Names Stars Of The Mat   Detroit Free Press – January 1, 1934
• Wrestler Pat Reilly To Marry In Seattle   Associated Press – January 6, 1934
• New Promoter After Cox, Kruse   Tacoma News Tribune – January 18, 1934
• Mat Game Has Boom In Detroit   Associated Press – January 23, 1934
• Cox Wins In Kruse Match   Tacoma News Tribune – January 23, 1934
• Wrestling Is Honest Robbery, Up-And-Up, Down   United Press – January 27, 1934
• Shot Dead In Flying Auto   Tacoma News Tribune – January 30, 1934
• Three Clouds Hang Over Terry’s Widow   Tacoma News Tribune – January 31, 1934
• Action On Tolson Waits Findings Of Inquest   Tacoma News Tribune – February 1, 1934
• Resumes Inquest Into Death Of Terry   Tacoma News Tribune – February 2, 1934
• Benefit Mat Card Monday   Tacoma News Tribune – February 2, 1934
• Put On Benefit To Help Terrys   Spokane Daily Chronicle – February 5, 1934
• Terry’s Widow Answers Cole   Tacoma News Tribune – February 6, 1934
• Mrs. Terry Gets Tidy Sum In Show   Tacoma News Tribune – February 6, 1934
• Who Was That Wrestler At Ringside?   Tacoma News Tribune – February 20, 1934
• Frank Gotch Harley Davidson Ad  Popular Mechanics – March 1934
• Wrestling Results   Reading Eagle – March 7, 1934
• Jack Hurley, Pro Wrestler, Killed In Fall   Syracuse Herald – March 14, 1934
• Mat Sport’s Acrobat   Ring Magazine – April, 1934
• Who Won   Time – April 23, 1934
• King Leroy, The First   Ring Magazine – May, 1934
• Romanoff, Conductor Are Re-Matched Here   The Palm Beach Post – July 14, 1934
• Al Mercier Pins Jim Wallis After Losing First Fall   The Lewiston Daily Sun – July 16, 1934
• Untitled  Le patriote de l’Ouest – July 25, 1934
• Lightning Rod Loses On Foul In Wild Bout   Eugene Register-Guard – September 7, 1934
• Elliott And Fenton To Settle Grudge Tonight   Eugene Register-Guard – September 13, 1934
• Al Mercier Will Try To Tame Red O’Dell Next Week   The Lewiston Daily Sun – September 15, 1934
• Wrestling   The Sydney Morning Herald – September 25, 1934
• Phelan Orders Wrestling Cleanup   Syracuse Herald – September 27, 1934
• Honest Wrestlers   Time – October 1, 1934
• Lightning Rod Draws Ire, Beaten On Foul   Eugene Register-Guard – October 5, 1934
• Castillo-Castle Fans’ Choice For Thursday Battle   Eugene Register-Guard – October 30, 1934
• Meet Jim Londos, Student, Character Reader, Wrestler   Washington Post – December 12, 1934
• Londos Defends Title In Two Falls   Washington Post, Thursday – December 13, 1934

1935

• Godfrey Wrestles For Livelihood In Belgium, Paris   Baltimore Afro-American – January 19, 1935
• Mackey Spanks Rod Fenton In Fast Mat Duel  Lubbock Morning Avalanche – February 7, 1935
• Referee Soars, Audience Riots, Woman Is Hurt   Associated Press – February 13, 1935
• Do You Remember    Plentywood Herald – February 21, 1935
• Donchin Throws Passas In Armory Mat Bout  The New York Sun – March 2, 1935
• Zaharias Throws Jacobs, Triumphs In 8:51 With A Body Slam At Hempstead Arena   The New York Times – March 14, 1935
• Fenton Gets Best Of Pogi In Double Tough Main Go; Van Bebber And Jean Moore Stage Exciting Special Event  Lubbock Morning Avalanche – March 14, 1935
• Szabo Conquers Hagen   The New York Times – March 16,1935
• Jim Browning Pinned In 22:31 By O’Mahoney   New York World-Telegram – March 19, 1935
• Mercier Is Victor Over Zeller In Feature Bout At Auditorium   The Ottawa Evening Citizen – April 5, 1935
• Little Wolf Meets Lutze In Mat Bout   San Francisco Chronicle – June 3, 1935
• Indian Chief Beats Lutze   San Francisco Chronicle – June 5, 1935
• Bob Russell Will Tackle Tough Foe  Madera Daily Tribune And Madera Mercury – June 11, 1935
• Boesch Is Pinned By Dick Shikat  New York Sun, June 14, 1935
• Londos Has Idea For Mat Sport   Associated Press – June 18, 1935
• Lewis Loses To Browning   San Francisco Examiner – June 19, 1935
• Do You Remember    Plentywood Herald – June 20, 1935
• O’Mahoney Tosses Chief Little Wolf   The New York Times – July 9, 1935
• Error Killing By Police To Be Aired   Los Angeles Times – July 12, 1935
• Scorpion To Wrestle Russell Wednesday  Madera Daily Tribune and Madera Mercury – August 13, 1935
• Alabama Tackle Signs Pro Contract   Associated Press – August 27, 1935
• Eureka Wrestling Bouts to Be Fast    Blue Lake Advocate – September 21, 1935
• Wrestling Bouts Of Last Night  The Hannibal Courier–Post – October 15, 1935
• Szabo Tossed By Lopez After Long Mat Match  Los Angeles Times – October 24, 1935
• Eastern Mat Performer to Battle Roche  The Indianapolis Times – October 25, 1935
• Canadian Pins Swenska  The Indianapolis Times – October 30, 1935
• Rudy Laditzi and Ray Steele Clash  Indianapolis Times – November 5, 1935
• Rudy Doesn’t Like Referees That ‘Heckle’  The Indianapolis Times – November 6, 1935
• Taft Mat Card   Bakersfield Californian – November 14, 1935
• Shields Suspends Wrestler Szabo   San Francisco Examiner – November 27, 1935
• Dusek Slated To Succeed O’Mahoney As Mat Champ   Galesburg Daily Register-Mail – December 3, 1935
• Ganson Offers To Give Low Down On Mat Racket   San Francisco Chronicle – December 10, 1935
• McGuirk Wrestles Christy At Civic Auditorium   San Francisco Chronicle – December 12, 1935
• Do You Remember   Plentywood Herald – December 12, 1935
• McGuirk Pins Ted Christy; Higami Wins From Singh   San Francisco Chronicle – December 13, 1935
• On The Hoof   Saturday Evening Post – December 14, 1935
• Grunt, Groan Men Given ‘Dummy Up’ Signal For Today  San Francisco Chronicle – December 14, 1935
• Wrestling Probe Proves A ‘Dud’   San Francisco Chronicle – December 15, 1935
• Santa Claus Arrives Here Little Early For George   New York Post – December 16, 1935
• Wrestling War Looms As Szabo In ‘Runout’  Los Angeles Times – December 16, 1935
• Opera Glitters, But Matmen Just Grunt  United Press – December 17, 1935
• George Calza Throws Lutze In Two Falls   Los Angeles Times – December 19, 1935
• Sandor Vary In Mat Test   New York Post – December 20, 1935
• Sandor Vary Makes Hit In First Mat Feature   New York Post – December 20, 1935
• Steele Tops Card   New York Post – December 20, 1935
• Wrestling Monopoly Suit Publicity Stunt?   Associated Press – December 20, 1935
• Higami Pins His Lordship   San Francisco Chronicle – December 20, 1935
• Wrestling Last Night   Lockport Union-Sun and Journal – December 21, 1935
• Lewis Pins Man Mountain   Lockport Union-Sun and Journal – December 21, 1935
• Rabid Wrestling Fans Send Matman To Hospital   Associated Press – December 23, 1935
• New Year Brings Plenty Of Action   The Pittsburgh Press – December 29, 1935
• O’Mahoney And Dusek Head Wrestling Show   Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – December 30, 1935

1936

• Christy Returns Here To Meet Joey Dusek   Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – January 3, 1936
• Coast Wrestler Denies Charges   Associated Press – January 3, 1936
• Thelma Todd Trial Alters Wrestling Show   Salt Lake City Tribune – January 4, 1936
• Police Halt Wrestlers, Then Hold Up Purses   Associated Press – January 6, 1936
• Cops Heroes Of Mat Show By Stopping Title Match   Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – January 7, 1936
• Rasslers’ Money Held By Commish   Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – January 7, 1936
• O’Mahoney And Dusek Draw Fines, Suspensions   The Pittsburgh Press – January 7, 1936
• Yvon Robert ‘Beats’ Irish Titleholder   United Press – January 9, 1936
• Mrs. Baer Opposes Wrestling For Hubby   United Press – January 13, 1936
• New Yorker Gets Job On Rassle Card   The Pittsburgh Press – January 14, 1936
• Savoldi To Meet Christy Tonight   The Daily Times – January 16, 1936
• ‘Flying Dropkick’ On Display!   The Pittsburgh Press – January 16, 1936
• Wrestling Riot As Match Ends In Chaos   Spokesman-Review – January 16, 1936
• It’s Opera We Get Now   The Pittsburgh Press – January 17, 1936
• Indian Wrestler Does Tricks   Associated Press – January 22, 1936
• McShain Will Appear Again At Arena Here  The Democrat-Voice – January 23, 1936
• Danny McShain Is Winner Over Gene Blackley In Match  The Democrat-Voice – January 23, 1936
• At The Sports Desk   Spokesman-Review – January 24, 1936
• Rematch Won By Accident   Spokesman-Review – January 29, 1936
• Jim Londos Will Return To Mat Game   Associated Press – February 5, 1936
• Heavyweights Will Meet In Wrestling Match Monday Night  Stamford American – February 7, 1936
• Heffner And Eaton Win Last Night’s Wrestling Matches  Lancaster Gazette – February 14, 1936
• He Was Hongry   Seattle Times – February 23, 1936
• Achieu Grapples Wily Rod Fenton  The Brand – February 29, 1936
• Kusek-Meyers Rematch Tops Rassle Card  The Montana Standard – March 7, 1936
• In Semifinal Here Friday Night  Piqua Daily Call – March 26, 1936
• Pat McClary, Mat Headliner Here Has Had Varied And Checkered Mat Career  Piqua Daily Call – March 26, 1936
• Nick Londes Starts A Drive To ‘Purify’ Wrestling Game   United Press – April 5, 1936
• Grubmeier Returns To Meet Risignano   New York Post – April 6, 1936
• Rudy Dusek Faces Donovan At Armory   New York Post – April 6, 1936
• Shikat Easily Pins Russian   Detroit Free Press – April 7, 1936
• Ali Baba Given Shikat Match   Detroit Free Press – April 15, 1936
• Shikat Victory Worth $50,000   Detroit Free Press – April 19, 1936
• Angered Mat Fan Assaults Referee   Detroit Free Press – April 21, 1936
• Shikat Wins In Court, Now Tackles Ali Baba   Detroit Free Press – April 24, 1936
• Ali Baba Throws Shikat To Capture World Mat Crown   Detroit Free Press, April 26, 1936
• Fame And Fortune Arrived For Mat Promoter   Detroit Free Press – April 26, 1936
• ‘Ali Baba Bah!’ – So Scoffs Gus   Detroit Free Press – April 28, 1936
• Young Hackenschmidt Beats Ray Robinson   The Milwaukee Journal – April 28, 1936
• Detroit Purse Is Impounded   Associated Press – April 28, 1936
• Wrestling Season Promises Numerous Spectacular Bouts  The St. Maurice Valley Chronicle – April 30, 1936
• Ward To The Wise   Detroit Free Press – May 4, 1936
• Referee Scores One, Tosses Singh – Out   The Pittsburgh Press – May 5, 1936
• Wrestling Results   The Pittsburgh Press – May 5, 1936
• Professional Wrestling Popular Great Show Every Tuesday Night  The St. Maurice Valley Chronicle – May 7, 1936
• Lopez Outslugs Koverly In Mat Show   Washington Post – June 5, 1936
• Jim Browning, Ex-Wrestling Champ, Dies   Associated Press – June 19, 1936
• Wrestler Dies In Stadium Bout; Inquiry Called As Rival Held   Washington Post – June 26, 1936
• Romano’s Death   Newark Star Eagle – June 27, 1936
• Romano Died Of Natural Causes, Autopsy Discloses   Washington Post – June 27, 1936
• Marshall Pins Ali Baba; Claims Wrestling Title   Associated Press – June 29, 1936
• ‘Ringer’ Aids Wrestlers Win From ‘Writers’  Oakland Tribune – June 29, 1936
• Hall-Ways   Bremerton Sun – July 28, 1936
• Sandor Vary Wins At Fort Hamilton   Brooklyn Daily Eagle – July 29, 1936
• Time Out!   Brooklyn Daily Eagle – July 29, 1936
• Kodrich Opposed By Hackenschmidt   The Milwaukee Journal – August 6, 1936
• Ex-World Mat Champ Killed In Revolution   International News Service – August 18, 1936
• The ‘Strangler’ Lewis is Due Here Tomorrow  Honolulu Star-Bulletin – September 9, 1936
• Secret’s Out; Lewis Shows Us Pet Hold  Honolulu Star-Bulletin – September 10, 1936
• Lewis Obliges, Applies Strangle Near End  Honolulu Star-Bulletin – September 16, 1936
• Strangler Gets Boos But Wins The Mix  Honolulu Star-Bulletin – September 23, 1936
• Wrestling Champion Sued for Blows   The Leader-Post – October 7, 1936
• Tug And Grunt Boys To Show Soon   Bremerton Sun – October 14, 1936
• Mat Artists To Show Here  Bremerton Sun – October 16, 1936
• Jim McMillen Throws Lewis At Coliseum   Chicago Tribune – October 21, 1936
• Shadow Drops Numa In Top Event   Bremerton Sun – October 21, 1936
• Local Wrestling Fans Are Getting Top-Notch Programmes  The St. Maurice Valley Chronicle – October 22, 1936
• New Stars Will Feature Wrestling Card Wednesday  The St. Maurice Valley Chronicle – October 29, 1936
• Notes On The Drama From Overseas   The Montreal Gazette – November 3, 1936
• Seeks Robert For Bout  The Gazette, Montreal – November 4, 1936
• Referee Kayoed By Wild Heavyweight Bull   Bellingham, Wash., Evening News – November 18, 1936
• Clark To Meet Mercier   The Montreal Gazette – November 26, 1936
• Young Hackenschmidt Wins From Pete Holtz   The Milwaukee Journal – December 1, 1936
• Grappling Scot Cops Another   The Windsor Daily Star – December 8, 1936
• World’s Title At Stake In Mat Duel  Los Angeles Herald Express – December 23, 1936
• Chief Chiwaki Cops San Diego Mat Tourney   United Press – December 23, 1936
• Mat Behemoths Set For Tourney   The Oregonian – December 23, 1936
• Robin Reed Near Death After Suicide Try   The Oregonian – December 23, 1936
• Condition Of Mat Champion Improves   United Press – December 23, 1936
• Detton Still Rules Roost As Heavy Mat Champion   Los Angeles Herald-Express – December 24, 1936
• One Red Shadow Tourney Winner   The Oregonian – December 24, 1936
• Steve Casey Hurt, But Wins Match   The Day – December 26, 1936
• Robin Reed Improves From Bullet Wound   The Oregonian – December 27, 1936
• From The Front, Henry Brings Grapple News   United Press – December 30, 1936

1937

• Mat’s Giant-Killer At 34, Farmer Burns Dies At 76   Omaha World-Herald – January 9, 1937
• Bill Hanson Pins Bill Longson   Sacramento Union – January 12, 1937
• Dusek Meets Sandor Vary   New York Post – January 19, 1937
• Fourth Marriage Revealed By Strangler Lewis   Los Angeles Times – January 21, 1937
• Dean Detton Tosses Strangler Lewis   Sacramento Union – January 26, 1937
• Old ‘Ed’ Rassles Tonight   San Francisco Chronicle – February 2, 1937
• Szabo Puts Kibosh On Strangler  San Francisco Chronicle – February 3, 1937
• Girl Grapplers Score Hit In Wrestling Bout   Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch – March 18, 1937
  
• Indian Wrestlers Signed By Polaski   The Milwaukee Journal – March 26, 1937
• Second-Rate Talent Killing Mat Game Here  Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch – May 17, 1937
• Women In Game Draw Strangler Lewis’s Ire   Los Angeles Times – June 25, 1937
• Clara Still Girl Champ   San Francisco Chronicle – June 30, 1937
• Mat Ranks In New Mixup; Dean Wins   Los Angeles Herald-Express – July 8, 1937
• Garibaldi And Lopez Back Feature   Los Angeles Herald-Express – July 14, 1937
• Dean Injured As He Falls Before Szabo   Los Angeles Herald-Express – July 15, 1937
• Wrestling Results   Elmira Star-Gazette – July 23, 1937
• Wrestling Last Night   The Evening Independent – July 29, 1937
• Wrestling Last Night   Oswego Palladium-Times – August 6, 1937
• Bewhiskered Grappler  The North Countryman – August 12, 1937
• Strangler Lewis Had It All Mapped Out  Referee – August 19, 1937
• Lutte-Wrestling Ad  The North Countryman – August 19, 1937
• Wrestling Ad  Plattsburgh Daily Press – August 20, 1937
• Lutte-Wrestling Ad  The North Countryman – August 26, 1937
• Wrestling Ad  Plattsburgh Daily Press – August 27, 1937
• Wrestling Results   The Times Record – September 3, 1937
• Rod Fenton Loses In Wrestling Bout  The Great Falls Tribune – September 10, 1937
• Untitled   Amsterdam Evening Recorder – September 10, 1937
• Bronko Nagurski Visits Our Fair Village   Washington Post – September 11, 1937
• Cox Downed By Nagurski In 40 Minutes   Washington Post – September 11, 1937
• Dory Detton In Draw  Indianapolis Times – September 17, 1937
• Yvon Robert, Who Wrestles At Lacolle On Saturday  The North Countryman –September 23, 1937
• Lutte-Wrestling Ad  The North Countryman –September 30, 1937
• Wrestling Ad  Plattsburgh Daily Press – October 1, 1937
• Lutte-Wrestling Ad  The North Countryman – October 7, 1937
• Russell Pins Dusek  Indianapolis Times – October 12, 1937
• Wrestling Ad  St. Albans Daily Messenger – October 18, 1937
• McCready’s Last Match   The Age – October 19, 1937
• Cox Is Pinned By Cliff Olsen In Rough Match   Washington Post – October 22, 1937
• Canadian for Fitzroy   The Argus – November 10, 1937
• French Wrestler Arrives   The Argus – November 10, 1937
• Fouche in Training   The Argus – November 12, 1937
• Frenchman’s Debut   The Argus – November 13, 1937
• McCready Retains Title   The Argus – November 15, 1937
• Russian Wins Fast Contest   The Argus – November 15, 1937
• Sporting Broadcasts From 3UZ   The Argus – December 4, 1937
• Resin Thespians Offer ‘Tonight At 8:30’  Rocky Mountain News – December 5, 1937
• Wrestling At Fitzroy   The Argus – December 7, 1937
• Ed Lewis To Quit Wrestling  United Press – December 11, 1937
• ‘Mat Champ’ Appears Here Wednesday  Rocky Mountain News – December 12, 1937
• Al Pereira Meets Abe Kashey On Mat Thursday   Washington Post – December 14, 1937
• Detton Pins Longson In Mat Go  Rocky Mountain News – December 16, 1937
• Steve Casey Pins Shamrock on Billy Bartush at Rex   The Lowell Sun – December 21, 1937
• Wrestling   Associated Press – December 21, 1937
• Wrestler To Leave   The Age – December 28, 1937
• Thesz Takes Mat Toga From Marshall    Buffalo Evening News – December 30, 1937

1938

• Beware, Slickers; Scufflin’ Dan Holds Until You Yell ‘Calf Rope’   The Milwaukee Journal – January 5, 1938
• Detton Steele Draw In Top Attraction   Rocky Mountain News – January 14, 1938
• O’Mahoney Downs Macaluso; Fans Aroused   The Hartford, Ct., Times – January 15, 1938
• Stepping Stones: Clark, Marshall Assist Thesz Toward The Crowded Throne   Hartford Times – January 19, 1938
• Danno To Meet Villain Of Mat  Trenton Evening Times – February 8, 1938
• There’s Mist In Lou Daro’s Eyes   Los Angeles Herald – February 9, 1938
• O’Mahony And Russell Clash In Windup At Arena Tonight  Trenton Evening Times – February 9, 1938
• O’Mahony Pins Russell After Absorbing Much Punishment  Trenton Evening Times – February 10, 1938
• Londos Victor Over Szabo In Duel On Mat   Los Angeles Times – February 10, 1938
• Straight Fall Decision Won By Bob Blake  Newark Advocate and American Tribune – April 2, 1938
• Nagurski Tosses Szabo To Retain Title  Rocky Mountain News – April 15, 1938
• Unable To Separate The Two Intertwined Bodies, They Had To Be Transported “In One Piece” To The Hospital  La Patrie – April 16, 1938
• Szabo Claims He Was Given Short Count   Los Angeles Evening Herald – April 28, 1938
• Indians Toughest Wrestlers   The Argus – May 3, 1938
• Casey Beats Robert And Retains Crown   Schenectady Gazette – May 20, 1938 
• The Grunt And Groan Industry Has A Problem   Jack Dempsey’s Sports Magazine – June 1938
• Why I’m The Champ   Jack Dempsey’s All Sports Magazine – June 1938
• Wrestlers Meet Monday To Settle Long Mat Dispute   Wichita Eagle – June 19, 1938
• Kyus Kirkpatrick And Everett Marshall At Family Reunion   Wichita Eagle – June 20, 1938
• Winner Of Match Tonight Will Be Heavy Champion   Wichita Eagle – June 20, 1938
• Kansan Wins Lone Fall In Second Overtime Period   Wichita Eagle – June 21, 1938
• Ali Baba In Mat Triumph   Los Angeles Times – June 23, 1938
• Behind The Scenes With The Pretty “Tigress”   The Milwaukee Sentinel – July 3, 1938
• Zbyszko Beats Siki In Albany    Cohoes American – August 9, 1938
• American Wrestlers   The Argus – August 12, 1937
• National Body Vacates Pesek’s Title    Associated Press – August 16, 1938
• Thesz Wrestles Marshall Tonight   Rocky Mountain News – September 12, 1938
• Marshall Beats Thesz In Mat Go   Rocky Mountain News – September 13, 1938
• Rough Hobart Bout   The Argus – September 13, 1938
• Everett Marshall Is New Heavyweight King   Associated Press – September 14, 1938
• Londos Defeats McGinnis On Mat   Portland Oregonian – September 18, 1938
• Two Men Added to Next Week’s Wrestle Royal  The Evening Independent – September 30, 1938
• West Coast Sensation Imported To Wrestle   Washington Post – October 3, 1938
• Ernie Dusek To Meet Garibaldi Tonight   Washington Post – October 6, 1938
• Garibaldi, Dusek Draw   Washington Post – October 7, 1938
• Keneston Wins Over Dude Chick   Los Angeles Times – October 11, 1938
• A Separation – Maybe For Keeps   San Francisco Chronicle – October 27, 1938
• Hardboiled Haggerty Stops El Pulpo In Mat Massacre   Los Angeles Times – October 27, 1938
• Meske Wins Mat Event Over Dusek   Washington Post – October 28, 1938
• Hank Barber Wins From Rebel Russell  The Philadelphia Inquirer – November 1, 1938
• Mat Feature To Savoldi; Terror Wins   Washington Post – November 4, 1938
• Summer Plans  The Argus – November 8, 1938
• Nagurski Wins Over Joe Savoldi   Washington Post – November 11, 1938
• Ed Meske Wins From Garibaldi   Washington Post – November 11, 1938
• Six World Title Matches Tonight!   Associated Press – November 17, 1938
• Riot Averted As Savoldi Pins Terror   Washington Post – November 25, 1938
• George Zaharias Suspended  Associated Press – November 30, 1938
• Bronko Nagurski Citizen Now   Associated Press – December 12, 1938
• Londos Meets Baxter   San Francisco Chronicle – December 13, 1938
• Jim Londos Still Has It, Pins Baxter   San Francisco Chronicle – December 14, 1938
• Gotham May Glorify Grapplers   United Press – December 28, 1938
• Jimmy Londos Sends Out Artistic Bit Of Cheer   San Francisco Chronicle – December 30, 1938

1939

• Man Mountain Dean Dumps Pinto   Chicago Tribune – January 3, 1939
• Untitled   Reading Eagle – January 3, 1939 
• Untitled   The Day – January 19, 1939 
• What’s Happened To The Rasslers?   Seattle Post-Intelligencer – February 23, 1939
• “Detton One Of The Best” — Joe Malcewicz   The Referee Magazine – March 4, 1939
• Clark Packs ‘Em In  Referee – March 4, 1939
• Thesz Grapples Schnabel Tonight   Rocky Mountain News – March 7, 1939
• Flash: Thesz The Winnah In Two Falls!   Rocky Mountain News – March 8, 1939
• Sonnenberg Visits Rollerway for Mat Feature  The Pawtucket Times – March, 8 1939
• Champion Lou Plummer   Referee – March 11, 1939
• Wild Man Zim Demonstrates It’s No Party    Saginaw News – April 22, 1939
• Mat Prophet Now Idol Of Brooklyn Lassies   N.Y. Daily Mirror – April 27, 1939
• Matmen Thrown For Loss On Coast   N.Y. Daily Mirror – April 28, 1939
• Injury Halts Match    St. Joseph, MO., News-Press – May 6, 1939
• State Official Fights Slurs On Wrestling   Los Angeles Times – May 11, 1939
• Nazi Salute Injected Into Garden Mat Warfare   Boston Globe – May 12, 1939
• Tiger Long Shows Fans Fancy Wrestling Monday   Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle – June 20, 1939
• Roberts Starts New Push Against Fenton   Eugene Register-Guard – September 12, 1939
• Brother Jonathan’s Idea   The Age – September 28, 1939
• James Captures Bout at Bowl  San Pedro News-Pilot – October 4, 1939
• Laditzi, Westcoat in Return Mat Bout  The San Bernardino Sun – October 13, 1939
• Brother Jonathan Disqualified   The Sydney Morning Herald – October 17, 1939
• Manlapig Cops Olympic Bout   Los Angeles Times – November 2, 1939
• Lutze Beaten By Hungarian  The San Bernardino Sun – November 4, 1939
• Londos And Szabo Tangle In Graeco-Roman Tiff   Los Angeles Times – November 8, 1939
• Londos Scores Over Szabo At Olympic   Los Angeles Times – November 9, 1939
• Lutze, Laditzi Rematched In Mat Feature  The San Bernardino Sun – November 10, 1939
• Rod Fenton Pins The Italian Count  The Borger Daily Herald – November 14, 1939
• Grunters’ Pay Is Reduced   Associated Press – November 15, 1939
• Gorilla Returns For Monday Bout  The Borger Daily Herald – November 26, 1939
• Lopez, Laditzi Meet In Mat Headliner  The San Bernardino Sun – December 3, 1939
• Lopez Tackles Laditzi In Mat Go Tonight  The San Bernardino Sun – December 8, 1939
• Canadian Plans To Snap Hill’s Streak Tonight  The Borger Daily Herald – December 11, 1939
• Fenton Meets The Soldier In Main Mat Bout  The Borger Daily Herald – December 17, 1939
• Lopez, Laditzi to Tangle Tonight In Mat Joust  The San Bernardino Sun – December 22, 1939
• Laditzi Loses Bout To Lopez  The San Bernardino Sun – December 23, 1939