Wrestling Ad

Springfield Reporter – May 25, 1955

Wrestling Ad

Amesbury Daily News – May 5, 1955

Girls, Polish Giant and Zuma On Beach Wrestle Card Today

Newburyport Daily News – August 28, 1954

The spectators will get a full portion of wrestling tonight at the Seaside Sports Arena, Salisbury Beach, where there will be four bouts, two of them listed as main events. One includes a pair of girl wrestlers, who always draw numerous spectators, so the management may even have to get the Standing Room only sign out — it hopes.

Alma Mills

Lincoln County News – July 22, 1954

Alma Mills of Toronto, Canada, lady wrestler, who will be seen at Pythian Opera House, Boothbay Harbor, Friday evening.

Offside

North Adams Transcript – April 7, 1954
By Tom McShane

A three-bout wrestling card, featuring an all-girl tag team match, will be presented at the State Armory here Saturday night.  The preliminary between Jimmy Benton and Tony Enos will start at 8:30.

Jean Hogan and Alma Mills will pair together against the team of Jo Ann Davis and Mary Gibbs in the tag-team scrap.  It will be decided in two-out-of-three falls with an hour limit.

Whitey Has Another Bad Nite; Gal Wrestler Tosses Him Out

Newburyport Daily News – March 23, 1954
By BOB FULLER

It was another bad night for the Everett (Whitey) Davis when he refereed the wrestling bouts in city hall last night. Alma Mills, the Amazon wrestler from Columbus, Ohio, switched her attention from Jean Hogan, her opponent, and grabbed a handful of Whitey’s curls and flipped him out of the ring with a hairpull. The Seabrook fire department sponsored the show.

Fire Department Appeal

Newburyport Daily News – March 20, 1954

To the people of Seabrook and friends of surrounding towns: In the past the fire department has done as much as possible to create a sports program for the children of Seabrook.

We have used money from our own treasury and solicited funds from other sources.

We still have a lot to be done for our children and it involves a great deal of money.

We realize that we, the fire department, cannot handle this alone, so, to further sports in the town of Seabrook we have arranged a great wrestling program bringing together Gypsy Joe Gonzales vs. Jesse James; Gus Johnson vs. Ray Walker; two lady wrestlers, Alma Mills vs. Jean Hogan.

The show will be presented Monday night at 8:30 in City hall.