Wrestling Promoters of the 1930s

For the moment, this will just be a list of promoters I have found named in newspapers, including when and where they were promoting from 1930-1940.  Most of these will be local promoters.

 Sam Avey
Joplin, Missouri
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (1933)
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Dwight Barker
Lansing, Michigan (1934)

Hubert Bayless (1933- )
Johnson City, Tennessee

Tony Bernardi (1934- )

Little Rock, Arkansas

Helena, Arkansas

Jonesboro, Arkansas (1934-1936)

Pete Buzukos

Yuma, Arizona (1932- )

Bud Cole
Benton Harbor, Michigan (1933-)

Jim Crockett (1933-)

Bristol, Tennessee

Greensboro, North Carolina

Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Romeo Cunningham
Sante Fe, New Mexico (1936)

Jack Curley
New York, New York

Lou Cutler
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (1933-)

Jimmy Dagley

Earlington, Kentucky  

Fred DeMerritte
Huntsville, Alabama

Jimmy DeSalvo/Disalvo
Corinth, Mississippi (1934-1935)

Floyd Dixon
Mobile, Alabama (1935)

John Donnelly
Kingsport, Tennessee (1933)

Tom Ferguson
Bessemer, Alabama (1931)

Al Fine
Fairfield, Alabama (7 Dec 1931 - 26 Dec 1931)
Jasper, Alabama (7 Dec 1931 - 26 Dec 1931 )

John Flaska
Albuquerque, New Mexico (1936)

Pete Gardner

Bay City, Michigan (1935-1936)

Saginaw, Michigan (1935-1936)

J.O. Gideon
Sedalia, Missouri (1933)

Jim Graham
Nashville, Tennessee

Al Haft
Columbus, Ohio

Butler P.A. Hine
Decatur, Alabama (23 May 1932 - 14 July 1932)

Frank Hunt

Pampa, Texas (1930- )

Chris Jordan
Anniston, Alabama
Bessemer, Alabama
Birmingham, Alabama
Decatur, Alabama (15 July 1932 - 1940)
Dothan, Alabama
Fairfield, Alabama (27 Dec 1931 - 1940)
Gadsden, Alabama
Homewood, Alabama
Huntsville, Alabama (23 Aug 1932 - )
Jasper, Alabama (27 Dec 1931 - 1940)
Marion, Alabama
Mobile, Alabama
Montgomery, Alabama
Opelika, Alabama
Panama City, Florida
Pell City, Alabama
Pensacola, Florida (1933)
Selma, Alabama
Sheffield, Alabama
Tarrant City,Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Gust Karras
St. Joseph, Missouri (1933- )

Nicholas Kiricon (Farmer Nick)
Battle Creek, Michigan 1932-
Kalamazoo, Michigan 1933-1937

Freddie Knichel
Columbia, Tennessee 193x

Henry Kolln
Huntsville, Alabama

Charles Kuykendall
Columbus, Mississippi (1933)

Ted Lewis
Owensboro, Kentucky (1935)

James "Kid" Lott
Tarrant City, Alabama (1931 )

John McIntosh
El Paso, Texas (1936)

Jimmy McLemore
Vincennes, Indiana (1931)

Mike Meroney / Charles Sinkey
Blytheville, Arkansas
Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Carruthersville, Missouri
Jonesboro, Arkansas (1937- )
Poplar Bluff, Missouri
Sikeston, Missouri

Bert Mauldin
Hope, Arkansas (July 1935 - )

Vic Miller
Greenwood, Mississippi (1934- )

Dan Morris

Sandusky, Ohio (1936)

Tom Packs
St. Louis, Missouri

Noel W. Ray
Gadsden, Alabama

Charlie Rentrop
Memphis, Tennessee
Montgomery, Alabama

Bill Romanoff
Jackson, Mississippi (1931-1955)
Biloxi, Mississippi
Gulfport, Mississippi

Sam Sampson
Santa Ana, California

George Sanders
El Dorado, AR (1934-

Curtis Sanford
Birmingham, Alabama (1931)


William Schwabe
Kirkland, Missouri (1933)

Julius Siegel
Shreveport, Louisiana

Sam Siegel
Birmingham, Alabama (1931)
Montgomery, Alabama (1931-1932)
Hartford, Connecticut (1933-)

Morris Sigel
Houston, Texas

Charles "Titanic" Sinkey
Corinth, Mississippi (1936-)

Al Stecher
Santa Cruz (1940)

Jack Spurgin
Maryville, Alabama (1931)

F.L. Thompson
Greenville, South Carolina (1933)

William "Red" Thornton
Santa Cruz, California

E.K. Tyler
Anniston, Alabama (9 Mar 1932 - )

Adam Weissmuller
Detroit, Michigan (193x-)
Lansing, Michigan (1933)

Roy Welch (Mid-South Booking)
Dyersburg, Tennessee
Clarksville, Tennessee

Building a Book on Alabama Pro Wrestling History (Part 4)

    Back in Montgomery, at the Archives, trying to knock out the last years of Birmingham I need to get rolling on the writing part of this project.  I will be mighty glad to get to that.  Today, I knocked out the rest of what I was missing from 1931, and picked up January through August of 1936, which leaves me a day and a half to try to get as much of the remaining 52 months as I can.  I don't think I'll quite make it, but having wrapped up 1931, at least I can get started writing as I now have the beginning of the wrestling boom in Alabama.

    It would appear that what Chris Jordan ultimately built into a multi-state territory by 1940 began with a man by the name of Curtis Sanford, who began promoting boxing for the American Legion in Birmingham in February of 1931.  This was specifically the Gorgas Post No. 115, that got the ball rolling.  The first wrestling card was held on April 6th, and deadlined by Ernie Dusek vs. John Katan with an undercard of Homer Smiles vs Billy Edwards and three boxing matches.  Smiles would go on to be a very popular football coach (there is a stadium named after him in Leeds), and Billy Edwards would soon be better known as Bad Bill Edwards, one of the more prominent heels to work cards mostly around the Birmingham area.

     The State of Alabama had recently reorganized its athletic and boxing commission, and under the new rules, only American Legion posts were to be issued promoting licenses for boxing and wrestling, so that the Legion could use the proceeds from the events to continue their community and charitable work.   By 1930, Birmingham was large enough that it had two Legion Posts, typically referred to as Post No. 1 and the Gorgas Post (No. 115).  Almost instantly, there was contention between the two posts, that would take a couple of years to shake out.  In the years and decades to follow, Post No. 115 would merge into Post No. 1, and the name of General Gorgas would be retained, and the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) organization would be given equal footing with the American Legion in the state, as far as promoting sporting events.

  By April 16th, Sanford stepped aside when the American Legion (Post No. 1) brought in Sam Siegel, along with his connections to Rudy Dusek, and thus the talent pool of Jack Curley of Jim Londos, Jim McMillen and the Duseks, all the way down to "Rubber Man" Sol Slagel.  Siegel wrote a series of articles for the Birmingham News from mid-April to June, explaining the "new style" of wrestling, introducing many of the wrestlers that would be coming to Alabama, as well as some brief history of the last few years and how he came to be in Birmingham.

  Most of the towns that began running wrestling over the following years seem to have begun as boxing towns.  In the first few years, mixed boxing and wrestling cards were common, and in a couple towns, like Sheffield and Huntsville, boxing was often the more popular, resulting in extended periods with no wrestling.  Battling Bozo was probably the most popular draw in boxing in the state in the early 1930s, both for his comedic boxing stylings, as well as his frequent appearances as a special guest referee.

   The American Legion post in Tarrant City began holding boxing cards in May, and by August, had appointed Kid Lott as their new boxing and wrestling promoter, and held their first wrestling card on August 11th.  The snowball effect kicked in, and shortly thereafter, American Legion posts all over the state wanted in on the action, promoting their own boxing and wrestling events, and thus the Alabama wrestling boom of the 1930s was born.

Building a Book on Alabama Pro Wrestling History (Part 3)

     A few bits of good news came out of the past week.  First and foremost, when my first two reels of the 1934 Birmingham News arrived at the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library, I was only assessed a fee of $2.  The HMCPL only charges $1 per microfilm reel for processing Inter-Library Loan requests, and apparently they were able to find the microfilm somewhere other than the state archives.  And apparently that other library didn't charge anything for loaning out their films.  YAY!  I also found that the HMCPL allows up to 5 concurrent ILL requests, so I went ahead and requested the next 5 months of 1934.  If all goes well, I hope to be mid way through 1935 by the end of July.

     I made the long trek to Montgomery yesterday to get started on the Montgomery Advertiser.  While I was fortunate to catch them on a weekend they were open (2nd weekend of every month, just like the Archives in Birmingham), they were also holding a genealogy seminar that morning.  On the positive side, it meant for the first 4 hours I was there, things were quiet in the Research Room and there was no waiting for one of the two (TWO! Seriously, just two?  The Tennessee State Archives has about ten!) microfilm scanners, but once the seminar let out, it started to get busy, so I packed it in for the long drive home.
     While there, I managed to knock out 15 months worth of the Advertiser, from November 1931-January 1933.  Another positive discovery was that the Montgomery Advertiser was a much smaller paper than I had anticipated, to the point where they could fit two and sometimes three months on a single reel.  So my original estimate of 120 reels to cover 1931-1940 for Montgomery has been revised down to 55-60 reels.  The combination of fewer reels to borrow, and the dramatically reduced fees greatly reduce my projected expenses for this project, which is a very good thing.

     A couple of quick notes on what I found in the films I got through: Sam Siegel, heavyweight promoter in Birmingham, was announced in November 1931 as the new matchmaker for Montgomery Post No. 2, replacing Roy B. Strickland, who had requested to be relived of the duty due to being too busy with his own business.  Naturally, big things were promised with Siegel coming in, but in the fifteen months I scanned through, he only ran a handful of shows at the end of 1931 into early 1932.  Though I didn't find any big announcement, in June, arrangements had been made for Chris Jordan to begin running weekly shows at the Cramton Bowl, kicking things off in style with a main event between former world heavyweight champ Gus Sonnenberg against Jim Hesslyn (repeatedly misspelled as Kesslyn in the Advertiser) on June 8th.  An estimated 1,000 fans turned out for the show.

     Since I was there, I also asked them to pull their hard copy of the 1938 Huntsville Times to try to fill in more details for a show that was advertised for Wednesday, 20 April 1938.  The microfilm at the HMCPL was missing that issue, and so was GenealogyBank.com.  As it turns out, the Archives were also missing that issue.  Tuesday the 19th jumped straight to Thursday the 21st, with no mention of no paper having been printed for the 20th.  So I have to assume, they just failed to acquire that issue, and that the microfilms were probably taken from the hard copies at the Archives.  As no mention was made of the show in the 21 April issue, and it was the last show announced in 1938, I'm leaning toward it having been cancelled due to poor turnout.  A few days later an announcement was made that wrestling and boxing shows would be suspended "until the present political campaign is finished."  Must have been a long campaign as shows were not resumed until July of 1939.

     As a progress report, last week I had noticed that I'd apparently not abstracted the cards and results from the Tuscaloosa News, even though I had all the clippings collected already, so I knocked that out (thanks to the mid-week holiday), and have updated the grid on the first of these posts.  While 1932 was a very busy year, with a lot of small towns being run, I suspect once Jordan expanded to Dothan, Montgomery and Mobile, that towns like Tarrant City, Bessemer and Homewood were largely abandoned.  There was only so much talent to go around, so it would only have made sense for Jordan to have concentrated his efforts in the larger towns where he could stand to make a lot more money.

Building a Book on Alabama Pro Wrestling History (Part 2)

Source: WBRC.com

     I finished gathering clippings from Gadsden this weekend, so I now have 1933-40 to cover Gadsden, and the shows from neighboring Attalla in 1939-40.  Joe Gunther started running shows in Gadsden again with a special Independence Day show, but either he only ran sporadically after that, or the newspaper just stopped giving the shows regular coverage.  Possibly due to a frequent postponements due to weather, because shows were being run mainly in the Amphitheater, Jordan, and later Gunther, just put Gadsden on a lower priority.  A lot of shows were rained out over 1938-39, even some shows scheduled for the City Auditorium.  Possibly that is why they began running shows in Attalla.

     Unfortunately, I was wrong about the library at Samford.  I paid them a visit a couple of months ago and found that, while their catalog system still lists a lot of the newspapers I need (for Birmingham, Montgomery & Mobile), their actual microfilm holdings had suffered a really bad case of vinegar syndrome, and they lost a large percentage of what I needed.  When speaking with a librarian at the Birmingham Archives, they said hey'd had the same problem a few years ago, but that Birmingham had replaced everything they lost.  Apparently Samford lacked the budget to do the same.

Birmingham Archives

     As a result, I will have to keep making trips to Birmingham, and possibly to Montgomery.  I'm working out the relative costs of utilizing the inter-library loan system to just have the reels I need sent up to Huntsville and/or Decatur.  The issue there is the Alabama Department of Archives & History charges $15 per reel, with a limit of only two reels per loan.  So $30 a pop (plus probably a couple of dollars to the local library) for two reels, which for B'ham and Montgomery means roughly two months of newspaper.  And so far, that process seems to be slow.  I put my application in for the first two months of the 1934 Birmingham News a week ago and haven't heard anything yet.

     So, doing some basic math, I need roughly 10 years of newspapers from three major Alabama cities.  If each reel is only a month, that's something like 360 reels of microfilm.  At $15 a pop, that would run me $5,400, not including any local fees the library will charge for their effort.   Now I can get through anywhere from 8-12 reels of microfilm in a day, if I'm at the library all day.  Maybe more, I've only had one complete day so far.  Each trip to Birmingham costs me around $50, (estimating $30 for gas & $20 for food). And since I've already got 1932-33 covered, that leaves me with another 8 years to cover, which means roughly $400.
   
     I really don't think I can work any faster there because Birmingham uses the the ST ViewScan III, which is decent enough hardware, but the ViewScan software is buggy as hell and crashes constantly.  That issue, combined with the annoying library patron kiosk software intended to keep users locked into a restricted sandbox, for security purposes.  However, none of the librarians seem to know how it works!  If they had the admin password, they could at least launch the Task Manager and kill the ViewScan software so it could be relaunched without having to terminate and re-start my session, over and over.  Every other library I've visited (that has a microfilm scanner) has the e-Image Data ScanPro series of machine, which works so much better, doesn't crash (except maybe once per day), and doesn't have the annoying security software locking down their machines.  On those, I can get a lot more work done, a lot more quickly.

Alabama Department of Archives & History

    For Montgomery, I've got an extra 2 hours, round-trip, so call it $60 per trip to accommodate the extra gas.  Having not used their scanners before, I don' t know what models they have.  I need to email them and ask.  If they have the ViewScans, I'm screwed.  But if, by some miracle, they have the ScanPros (like the Tennessee State Archives have), I can probably get through 12-14 reels in a day.  Also, Montgomery has the entire newspaper archive for the state of Alabama, so I can knock out Montgomery, Mobile and Dothan, all at the same place.  The Dothan Eagle was only a weekly paper, so probably not more than 3-4 reels per year, so upwards of 48 reels (probably less), plus the estimated 120 for Mobile and 120 for Montgomery, and that's 288 reels to get through.  At 14 reels per trip, that's roughly 20 trips, at $60 each for $1,200 expenses.  So actually going there saves me roughly $3,800 over the inter-library loan route, though it does add a lot of wear & tear on my car with all that driving.

    Now I understand, so clearly, why Scott Teal says there's not really any money in publishing books on wrestling history.

Building a Book on Alabama Pro Wrestling History (Part 1)

     I don't really know why I decided to try to write a book on professional wrestling history in Alabama.  It is a subject I know absolutely nothing about. Apparently very few people know anything about it prior to the 1950s.  Most of the questions I've asked of the people who I'd think would know come back with very little.  That's not to say I don't get the occasional pointer to some one else or some other source.  But outside the heavyweight title picture, there just hasn't been a lot of work produced to cover wrestling in the 1930s, much less in Alabama.  There are some show results posted to wrestling forums here and there, but nothing collected and nothing comprehensive.  And even what has been posted is effectively just the raw cards and results with no context provided.

    So I was curious, what kind of history of wrestling does Alabama have?  When did it start?  Who were the movers and shakers that got the ball rolling to result in what became the Mid-America, Continental and Gulf Coast territories, and ultimately the fairly vibrant independent scene that exists today?

     Last December (2016), I had some unexpected money land in my hands, and figured I'd finally spring for a subscription to Newspapers.com.  That, combined with my existing subscription to GenealogyBank.com and what existed on the all-but-defunct Google Newspaper Archive, gave me a big pool of resources to work with, even though there wasn't a lot of coverage for Alabama prior to the 1950s.  Add to that about 15 years worth of research skills and knowledge from researching my family history and I had a lot of tools waiting on a project.

    The first big resource I discovered was WrestlingData.com (the English version of GenickBruch.com), a massive database of wrestling information started by a group of fans in Germany.  And while it had over 320,000 shows listed when I first started searching it, I found that, aside from results from shows over the last 10 years, and a handful of scattered results from Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile and Anniston, Alabama was effectively unrepresented from a historical perspective.   And more recently, shows I had attended in the last 15 years were also not listed.  I'm a sucker for a massive database project, so I decided to see what I could do about filling in that void from 1900-1950.

     I have no idea how long this project is going to take, but here are my ideas, thus far, as to what it will cover.

When?  To try to keep this to something I can accomplish in my lifetime, I've decided to focus on the 1930s.  From my research so far, this seems to be when "big time" pro wrestling was introduced to Alabama on a major scale outside of just the three big cities (Birmingham, Montgomery and Mobile).  I'm just defining "big time" as weekly shows with a somewhat consistent roster.

Who?  Without question, the single man to do the most to establish wrestling across the state was Chris Jordan.  Jordan was a nationally known championship level middleweight wrestler in the 1910s-1920s.  At the end of his in-ring career, he settled first in Jasper, and then finally in Fairfield (now basically a suburb of Birmingham) and quickly became the top promoter of wrestling in Alabama.   Jordan died unexpectedly in 1940, at the age of 56, which cut short what would have been a legendary promoting career.  For me, his death helped define an era on which I could focus, that being the 1930s.

      I'm trying to decide if I want to include his wrestling career in this book, or if I want to leave that as a separate project.  I will probably concentrate on his promoting career, and depending on how large a book that results in, make a decision on this later.  If I leave it for later, it may be in included in the larger context of non-heavyweight wrestling in those early years of the sport.

     Below I will track my progress as I work through the various newspapers for the busier wrestling towns in 1930's Alabama.  A black box indicates there was no wrestling in that town for that year.  Or at least none reported in the newspaper.  No fill color means I haven't started on that year/town. Proofed means I've cleaned up any typos and fixed the formatting and complete means I've decided naming standards and updated all of the names to fit (for instance, I'm choosing Knichel over Knichels, Knichol, Knickel, Knickles, etc).

Progress:

Key

=acquired

=transcribed

=proofed

=complete

	1931	1932	1933	1934	1935	1936	1937	1938	1939	1940
Anniston
Bessemer
Birmingham
Decatur
Dothan
Fairfield
Gadsden
Homewood
Huntsville
Jasper
Mobile
Montgomery
Sheffield
Tarrant City
Tuscaloosa

     There was wrestling in a few smaller towns (Albertville, Cullman and Leeds come to mind), but since they either were not run regularly or I haven't found any card details or results, I'm not going to include them in the table.  Progress for Sheffield includes shows in Florence, and progress for Gadsden includes shows in Attalla.

I see the project following this basic process:

Research - accumulate everything I can find from newspaper archives and hope that I come across some other resources to help flesh out the dry cards and results with historical context and photos.

Writing - actually write the prose of the book to tell the story of the rise of Chris Jordan's promotion in the 1930's, amid the depth of the depression and cover prominent story lines and programs.  Write short bios for as many of the performers and personalities as possible.  Fill in the context of contemporary events happening in Alabama and across the world during the 1930s.

Quality Control - this includes proof reading for typos, as well as basic fact checking and settling on spellings for various wrestlers whose names were spelled a half dozen different ways from one source to the next

Layout - this is where all of the newspaper snippets, photos and possibly charts and maps would be added to the text and organized in a format that is ready for print or e-book release.

Publishing - See the book printed and made available for both of you who might be interested in seeing the finished result.

     The first two stages will likely coincide a bit, as it will take a very long time to accumulate all the information I need for Birmingham, Dothan, Mobile and Montgomery, and I don't want to be idle while waiting to be able to travel to the Alabama state archives in Montgomery.

[In-Progress] Wrestling in Alabama, 1932

     I'm in the research and information gathering phase of a project that I hope will result in a book, or books, on the history of regular, modern pro wrestling in Alabama.  There has been a lot of work done on the Gulas/Welch era of the late 1940s-1970s, but very little work seems to have been done (or at least published) on the prior era of the sport in Alabama.  And while there are several works covering wrestling from 1900-1930, almost all of it is focused on the heavyweight title picture and the associated evolution of various wrestling cartels, ultimately resulting in the formation of the National Wrestling Aassociation, and later the National Wrestling Alliance.  I'm hoping to add something to the void that is the light heavyweight wrestling scene, at least in Alabama, during the 1930s.

     While there was wrestling in Alabama during the 1900-1930 time period, most of it was clustered around Birmingham in the early 1930s, but that would change dramatically in 1932, under the guidance of Chris Jordan.   This post will be my test-bed for working out the formatting and content of what I hope to eventually be "A History of  Pro Wrestling in Alabama: The Chris Jordan Years (1931 - 1940)".

     1932 was the year former welterweight and middleweight champion Chris Jordan would begin taking over light heavyweight wrestling in Alabama.  Jordan had come to the area in 1931 as a wrestler and promoter of carnival athletic shows.  In December of 1931, the American Legion suspended Jim Beasley, the promoter of shows in Fairfield, for "irregularities" and temporarily installed Al H. Fine, of Minneapolis, as the new promoter for Fairfield.  In late December of 1931, Chris Jordan was named as the American Legion's new promoter for Jasper (1931-12-27 B'ham News) and Fairfield (1931-12-28 B'ham News), when Al Fine decided he needed to return home (the paper says to Indianapolis, despite saying he was from Minneapolis previously).

Unless otherwise noted, all cards were sponsored by Chris Jordan.

Jasper, AL: Friday, 1 January 1932
(Theater) ... Freddie Knichel beat Bad Bill Edwards (2-1) ... Joe Gunther drew Bulldog Mallory (1-1)

Bessemer, AL: Friday 1 January 1932
Promoter: Tom Ferguson
(1818 4th Avenue) ... James Henry vs Mickey O'Neil ... Big Boy Taylor vs Bob Stewart

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 7 January 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Freddie Knichel beat Buddy Williamson (42:00, 2-0) ... Tiger Boyd drew Fritz Crane (60:00, 1-1)

Bessemer, AL: Friday, 8 January 1932
Promoter: Tom Ferguson
(1818 4th Avenue) … Fritz Crane vs Bobby O’Neil … The show opened with the first round of an amateur wrestling tournament

Jasper, AL: 8 January 1932
(Theater) ... Buddy Wilkerson vs Bulldog Mallory ... Tiger Boyd vs Jack Lentz

Tarrant City, AL: Friday, 8 January 1932
Promoter: Kid Lott
(Tarrant Theater) ... Jack Freeman vs "Soops" Padget ... Chuck Jones vs Roughhouse Jefferies

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 11 January 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... George Zaharias beat Ernie Dusek (2-1, 3rd fall referee decision) ... Paul Harper beat Jack Washburn (26:00) ... Referee: Sam Siegel

Montgomery, AL; Tuesday, 12 January 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Ernie Dusek beat Jack Washburn (36:55, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Marshall Blackstock beat Nick Nestor (18:40) ... Referee: Kid Lott

     The Tarrant City Legion announced on January 10th that Kid Lott had been replaced as promoter for the city.  Lott stepped down as he was unable to handle the workload of promoting for Tarrant along with his referee duties and his increasing wrestling schedule around the state.  Lott was succeeded as promoter by L.L. Doughty

Tarrant City, AL: Tuesday, 12 January 1932
Promoter: L.L. Doughty
(Tarrant Theater) ... Jack Freeman beat Mickey O'Neil (20:00, 2-1) ... Tiger Boyd beat Bearcat Jones (40:00, 2-1)

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 14 January 1932
Attendance: 1000+
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... World Junior Middleweight Champion Bill Romanoff beat Henry Burke (37:30, 2-0) ... Joe Dillman beat Jack Lentz (32:00, 2-1)

Bessemer, AL: Friday, 15 January 1932
Promoter: Tom Ferguson
(1818 4th Avenue) … Mike Polo vs Dennis (Jack) Lentz … Bulldog Mallory vs Roughhouse Jefferies

Jasper, AL: 15 January 1932
(Theater) ... World Junior Middleweight Champion Bill Romanoff drew Freddie Knichel (60:00, 1-1) ... Joe Dillman beat Henry Burke (2-0)

Tarrant City, AL: Tuesday, 19 January 1932
Promoter: L.L. Doughty
(Tarrant Theater) ... Jack Burke vs Mickey O'Neil ... Jack Lentz vs Jack Dillon

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 21 January 1932
Attendance: 1400
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Freddie Knichel beat Joe Dillman (44:00, 2-1) ... Joe Spugnardi beat Joe Gunther (37:30, 2-1)

Bessemer, AL: Friday, 22 January 1932
Promoter: Tom Ferguson
(1818 4th Avenue) … Freddie Knichel beat Henry Burke (2-1) … Joe Gunther beat Ambrose Cole via DQ

Jasper, AL: 22 January 1932
(Theater) ... Joe Dillman beat Kid Lott (2-1) ... Joe Dillman beat Jack Freeman (2-0, 2nd fall forfeit) ... Joe Spugnardi drew Bulldog Mallory (60:00, 1-1)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 25 January 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
Attendance: ~4000
(City Auditorium) ... Rudy Dusek beat George Zaharias (55:26, 2-1)  ... Marshall Blackstock beat Nick Nestor (18:10) ... Referee: Marshall Blackstock (main event)

Montgomery, AL; Tuesday, 26 January 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Jack Blackstock beat Rex Smith (16:50, 2-1) ... Nick Nestor beat Kid Lott (sub for Charlie Leahman) (19:54)

Tarrant City, AL: Tuesday, 26 January 1932
Promoter: L.L. Doughty
(Tarrant Theater) ... Soop Padget vs Tiger Boyd ... Ambrose Cole vs Chuck Jones

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday, 27 January 1932
Promoter: Tom Ferguson
(1818 4th Avenue) … Henry Burke vs Ambrose Cole … Tiger Boyd vs Jack Lentz

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 28 January 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Edgar Davie beat Freddie Knichel (42:55, 2-1) ... Bill Romanoff beat Mike Spugnardi (35:00, 2-0) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Jasper, AL: 29 January 1932
(Theater) ... Joe Dillman beat Bearcat Jones (2-0) ... Bill Romanoff beat Joe Gunther (2-1)

Tarrant City, AL: Tuesday, 2 February 1932
Promoter: L.L. Doughty
(Tarrant Theater) ... Tiger Boyd beat Jack Freeman (26:00, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Ambrose Cole beat Chuck Jones (29:00, 2-1)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday, 3 February 1932
Promoter: Tom Ferguson
(1818 4th Avenue) … Joe Gunther vs Bulldog Mallory … Freddie Knichel vs Ambrose Cole

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 4 February 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Joe Dillman beat Edgar Davie (50:30, 2-1) ... Fritz Crane beat Jack Lentz (40:30, 2-0) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Birmingham, AL: Friday, 5 February 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Marshall Blackstock vs Pat O'Shocker ... Paul Harper vs Steve Znoski

Jasper, AL: Friday, 5 February 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Freddie Knichel beat Joe Gunther () ... Fritz Crane vs Edgar Davies () ... Referee: Bulldog Mallory

Tarrant City, AL: Tuesday, 9 February 1932
Promoter: L.L. Doughty
(Tarrant Theater) ... Tom Malloy vs Scotty Dawkins ... ? vs ? ... Future shows were mostly a mix of amateur boxing and amateur wrestling.  I suspect this was a financial decision as the pro wrestling shows had not been drawing well, and by going to a full amateur card, the post wouldn't have to pay the talent to perform.

Jasper, AL: Friday, 12 February 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Scotty Williams beat Buddy Wilkerson (2-0) ... Bulldog Mallory vs Gayle Byrd

     In late 1931 to early 1932, wrestling was only promoted sporadically in Tuscaloosa, usually as part of mixed cards paired with both pro and amateur boxing and the occasional amateur wrestling match, often with participants from the University of Alabama.  Chris Jordan began providing talent for Tuscaloosa in March of 1932, but due to cold weather regular shows would not start until March 31st.  From mid-June to the end of September, only straight boxing cards were held.

Maynor Field was the original airport serving Tuscaloosa, starting in 1929. Hargrove Van de Graaff owned the land adjacent to Maynor Field, where the newer, larger airport would be built.

Tuscaloosa, AL: Friday, 12 February 1932
Promoter: Walter Bertels
(Maynor Field) … Henry Patrick beat Ben Smith (24:00, 2-0) … Bert Richardson beat Bob Burdin (6:00)  ...  The show also featured three boxing matches

Jasper, AL: Friday, 19 February 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Sailor Jack Watkins beat Joe Dillman (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Freddie Knichel drew Bulldog Mallory (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Montgomery, AL; Tuesday, 23 February 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Blue Sun Jennings beat Lew Plummer (2-1) ... Steve Znoski beat Kid Lott (sub for John Katan)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 26 February 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Sailor Watkins beat Sammy Miller (38:00, 2-1) ... Scotty Williams beat Bulldog Mallory (2-0)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday, 2 March 1932
Promoter: Tom Ferguson
(1818 4th Avenue) … Joe Gunther vs ? … Sailor Watkins vs Jack Morrow

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 3 March 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... World Junior Middleweight Champion Bill Romanoff beat Freddie Knichel (52:30, 2-1) ... Chief Chacoma beat Roughhouse Sullivan (2-1) Chacoma was reportedly fined for attacking the referee following a 2nd fall disqualification ... Referee: Kid Lott

Jasper, AL: Friday, 4 March 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Billy Romanoff beat Joe Gunther (2-1) ... Jack Morrow beat Sailor Watkins (45:00, 2-1)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  9 March 1932
Promoters: Lewis Ruffner & Bill Thomas
(1818 4th Avenue) … Freddie Knichel vs Sammy Miller … Jack McClesky vs Walter Hedrick

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 10 March 1932
Attendance: 1500
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Farmer Grove beat Sailor Watkins (39:00, 2-1) ... John Felix beat Joe Gunther (45:00, 2-1)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 11 March 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Jack Morrow beat Farmer Grove (2-1) ... John Felix beat Sammy Miller (38:00, 2-1)

     An article in the March 9th Anniston Star announced the return of wrestling to Anniston, sponsored by the American Legion, and hosted at the Anniston Athletic Club on 14th Street and Wilmer Avenue, following the success of several weeks of boxing card, according to local promoter, E. K. Tyler. Chris Jordan, of Birmingham, would be helping supply talent for the shows, beginning on Monday, March 14th.
     This would be the first regularly scheduled wrestling shows held in Anniston since 1921.

Anniston: Monday, 14 March 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club)

• Freddie Knichel beat Joe Gunther (51:00, 2-1)
• Sammy Miller beat Bulldog Mallory (51:00, 2-1)

Referees: Pete Apostoles (main event), Ray Kettles (preliminary)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  16 March 1932
Promoters: Lewis Ruffner & Bill Thomas
(1818 4th Avenue) … Chief Chacoma vs Joe Gunther … John Felix vs Bulldog Mallory

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 17 March 1932
Attendance: 1600
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Blacksmith Pedigo beat Scotty Williams (48:13, 2-1) ... Freddie Knichel beat Jack Sherry (23:00, 2-0)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 18 March 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Cecil Pedigo beat Freddie Knichel (2-1) ... Scotty Williams beat Jack Sherry (18:00, 2-0)

Anniston: Monday, 21 March 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club)
Sammy Miller beat Mike Chacoma (31:00, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ)
Kid Lott beat Bearcat Jones (26:30, 2-0)
Roy Kettles drew Walter Hedrick
Referee: Pete Apostoles

Birmingham, AL: Tuesday, 22 March 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Rudy Dusek beat George Hills (27:42, 2-0, 2nd fall forfeit) ... Blue Sun Jennings beat Steve Znoski (40:55, 2-1) ... Referee: Sam Siegel

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  23 March 1932
Promoters: Lewis Ruffner & Bill Thomas
(1818 4th Avenue) … Freddie Knichel vs John Case … Sammy Miller vs Hank Galvin

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 24 March 1932
Attendance: 1600
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Blacksmith Pedigo beat Bill Romanoff (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... John Felix beat Chief Chacoma (27:00, 2-0) ... Joe Gunther drew Bulldog Mallory (20:00) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Jasper, AL: Friday, 25 March 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Cecil Pedigo beat Mike Chacoma ... Joe Gunther vs Jack Case

Anniston: Monday, 28 March 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club)
 - John Felix beat Freddie Knichel (28:15, 2-1)
 - Joe Gunther beat Bulldog Mallory (2-1)
Referee: Pete Apostoles

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  30 March 1932
Promoters: ?
(1818 4th Avenue) … Chief Chacoma vs Joe Gunther … John Felix vs Sammy Miller

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 31 March 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Joe Dillman beat Doc Burns (30:30, 2-1) ... Joe Gunther beat Sammy Miller (32:30, 2-1) ... Roughhouse Sullivan beat Walter Heddrick (18:00)

Tuscaloosa, AL: Thursday, 31 March 1932
Promoter: Walter Bertels
(Maynor Field) … Freddie Knichel drew Chief Chacoma (30:00, 1-1) … Henry Patrick drew Ben Smith (15:00) … Referee: Henry Patrick (main event) … This mixed card featured 8 boxing matches and four wrestling matches

Jasper, AL: Friday, 1 April 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Joe Dillman beat Young Mallow (Tom Malloy?) (35:00, 2-0) ... Freddie Knichel beat Doc Burns (2-1)

HOMEWOOD, ALABAMA 1932 (From the Birmingham News)

The Homewood American Legion announced in the Birmingham News, on April 3rd, that they would begin a new season of wrestling on Tuesday nights, with Chris Jordan promoting.

Anniston: Monday, 4 April 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club)
Joe Dillman beat Tom Malloy (sub for Kid Lott) (24:40, 2-1)
Ed Kanthe beat Doc Burns (33:45, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ)
Referee: Joe Gunther
[For some reason, Joe Dillman was always referred to as Joe Dalman in Anniston in 1932.]

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 4 April 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(Legion Field) ... Blue Sun Jennings drew Rudy Dusek (90:00, 1-1) ... Ernie Dusek beat Steve Znoski (28:57, 2-1)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 5 April 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Ed Kenthe beat Chief Chacoma (2-0) ... John Felix beat Joe Gunther (2-0) ... Chacoma was married Miss Lillian Ferguson before his match.  This was Chris Jordan's first show as the promoter for the American Legion there.

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  6 April 1932
Promoters: ?
(1818 4th Avenue) … Joe Dillman vs Tom Malloy … Freddie Knichel vs Roughhouse Jack Sullivan

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 7 April 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Blacksmith Pedigo beat Bob Steinsmith (35:00, 2-0) ... John Felix beat Ed Kenthe (35:15, 2-1) ... Primo McGraw beat Jack Tunney (5:00) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Jasper, AL: Friday, 8 April 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Cecil Pedigo beat Ed Kenthe (2-1) ... Joe Gunther beat Bob Steinsmith (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Referee: Chris Jordan

Anniston: Monday, 11 April 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) ... Joe Dillman beat Big Boy taylor (15:45, 2-0) … Joe Gunther drew Mike Chacoma (60:00, 1-1)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 12 April 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Dillman beat George Harben (19:30, 2-0) ... Freddie Knichel beat Ed Kenthe (2-1)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  13 April 1932
Promoters: ?
(1818 4th Avenue) … Joe Gunther vs Doc Burns … Chief Chacoma vs Freddie Knichel

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 14 April 1932
Attendance: 1600
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... John Felix beat Bill Romanoff (47:00, 2-1) ... Don Cortez beat Togo Sato (27:00, 2-0) ... Kid Lott drew Tom Malloy (20:00)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 15 April 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Don Cortez beat Freddie Knichel (2-1, 3rd fall forfeit) ... John Felix beat Doc Burns

Leeds, AL: Saturday, 16 April 1932
(venue) ... Joe Dillman vs Tom Malloy ... Doc Burns vs Roughhouse Jack Sullivan

Anniston, AL: Monday, 18 April 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) ... Freddie Knichel beat Doc Burns (30:34, 2-1) … Don Cortez beat Jack Sutherland (sub for Tago Saro) (33:15, 2-1)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 19 April 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther beat Bad Bill Edwards (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Don Cortez beat Doc Burns (2-0) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  20 April 1932
Promoters: Lewis Ruffner & Bill Thomas
(1818 4th Avenue) … Tom Malloy beat George Harben (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) … Don Cortez beat Roughhouse Jack Sullivan (2-0) … Referee: Kid Lott

Tuscaloosa, AL: Wednesday, 20 April 1932
(Maynor Field) … Freddie Knichel beat Bad Bill Edwards (13:00, 2-1) … Joe Gunther beat Doc Burns (2-1) … Referee: Henry Patrick

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 21 April 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Don Cortez beat Freddie Knichel (36:00, 2-1) ... Henri Clausen beat Bad Bill Edwards (12:00, 2-0) ... Salvatore Vella beat Primo McGraw (3:00)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 22 April 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Don Cortez beat Joe Dillman (34:00, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Joe Gunther drew Henry Clausen (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Bill Edwards

Anniston: Monday, 25 April 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) … Joe Dillman beat Jack Freeman () … Joe Gunther drew Henry Claussen (60:00, 1-1)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 25 April 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Ed (Strangler) Lewis beat Blue Sun Jennings (2-0) ... John Paul Jones drew Ernie Dusek (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 26 April 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Dillman beat Kid Lott (, 2-1) ... Henri Clausen beat Freddie Knichel (26:30, 2-1)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  27 April 1932
Promoters: ?
(1818 4th Avenue) … Pete Marelia vs Freddie Knichel … Roy Anderson vs Muggsy Malone

Tuscaloosa, AL: Wednesday, 27 April 1932
(Maynor Field) … Joe Dillman beat Bearcat Jones (19:00, 2-0) … Kid Lott beat George harven (2-1) … Henry Patrick drew Charlie Whitmore (20:00) via tld

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 28 April 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Jack Domar beat Pete Marelia (36:04, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Joe Dillman beat Roy Anderson (2-1) ... Joe Gunther drew Henri Clausen (30:00) ... Referee: Bill Edwards

Jasper, AL: Friday, 29 April 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Pete Marelia beat Bill Edwards (2-0) ... Roy Anderson beat Jack Domar (2-1, 3rd vall DQ) ... Referee: Chris Jordan

Anniston: Monday, 2 May 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) ... Pete Marella beat Baldy Whitmore (27:20, 2-0) … 4-Round Boxing Match: Eddie Tipton beat Bobby Epps (4th round TKO) … Johnny Carlin beat Roy Anderson (32:15, 2-1)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 2 May 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... John Paul Jones beat George Vasell (49:07, 2-1) ... Pat O'Shocker beat Roy Lumpkin (37:18, 2-0, 2nd fall forfeit) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 3 May 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Jack Domar vs Roy Anderson ... Pete Marelia vs Bad Bill Edwards

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  4 May 1932
Promoters: ?
(1818 4th Avenue) … Henri Clausen vs Joe Fisher … Johnny Carlin vs Kid Lott

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 5 May 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Farmer Grove vs Johnny Carlin ... Bill Romanoff vs Jack Domar

Tuscaloosa, AL: Thursday, 5 May 1932
(Maynor Field) … Pete Marella beat Henri Clausen (2-1) … Joe Gunther beat Henry Patrick (7:30, 2-0)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 6 May 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Pete Marelia vs Farmer Grove ... Bill Romanoff vs Johnny Carlin

Anniston: Monday, 9 May 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) ... Joe Gunther beat Joe Fisher (40:05, 2-1) … 4-Round Boxing Match: Eddie Tipton beat Red Crawford (decision) … Henry Claussen beat Pete Lamar (27:15, 2-1) …

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 9 May 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Ernie Dusek beat Pat O'Shocker (60:00, 2-1, post match DQ, riot) ... John Paul Jones beat Jack O'Dell (2-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 10 May 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Fritz Crane beat Scotty Dawkins (30:00, 2-1) ... Pete Marelia beat Frank Lamar (15:30, 2-0) 

     Jordan had been packing them in at Fairfield, and they ran out of space, so beginning with the May 12th card, the matches were moved to a newly built outdoor "wrestling stadium" constructed by the American Legion post in Fairfield.  The new venue could reportedly seat 3,300 spectators.

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 12 May 1932
Attendance: 2000
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther beat Pete Marelia (2-1) ...  Jack Domar beat Doc Burns (2-1) ... Henri Clausen vs Buddy Wilkerson (7:00, no contest) Promoter Chris Jordan called a halt to this match due to the lackluster performance being put on by Clausen and Wilkerson.

Tuscaloosa, AL: Thursday, 12 May 1932
(Maynor Field) … Joe Dillman beat Roy Anderson (2-1) … Tom Malloy beat Charlie Whitmore (23:00, 2-0) …

Jasper, AL: Friday, 13 May 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Fritz Crane beat Roy Anderson (2-0) ... Joe Gunther beat Buddy Wilkinson (2-1)

Anniston: Monday, 16 May 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) ... Joe Dillman beat Fritz Crane (26:40, 2-1) … Scotty Dawkins beat Tom Malloy (24:05, 2-0) … 4-Round Boxing Match: Eddie Tipton beat Red Crawford (decision)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 16 May 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... John Paul Jones beat Floyd Marshall (2-1) ... Herman Hickman beat Jack Zarnas (22:00, 2-0, 2nd round forfeit)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 17 May 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther vs Joe Fisher ... Fritz Crane vs Tom Malloy

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  18 May 1932
Promoters: ?
(1818 4th Avenue) … Tiger Caddell vs Jack Williams … Kid Lott vs Tom Malloy

Tuscaloosa, AL: Friday, 19 May 1932
(Maynor Field) … Rained out … Joe Gunther, who was scheduled to appear, was able to make it to Fairfield in time to appear in the main event on the card there against Sailor Dunkle

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 19 May 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther beat Sailor Dunkle (2-1) This match was added to the card purely because Chris Jordan was very disappointed in the intended main event of Fields vs Spencer ... Cyclone Fields vs Al Spencer ... Joe Dillman beat Tiger Caddell (2-1) ... Fritz Crane beat Jack Williams

Jasper, AL: Friday, 20 May 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Joe Dillman beat Scotty Dawkins (2-1) ... Sailor Dunklin beat Joe Fisher (2-0)

Anniston: Monday, 23 May 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) ... Joe Dillman beat Scotty Dawkins (21:45, 2-1) … 4-Round Boxing Match: Eddie Tipton drew Jesse Mabry … Joe Gunther drew Sailor Dunklin (60:00, 1-1)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 24 May 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Wildcat Pete beat Doc Burns (2-1) ... Sailor Dunkle drew Freddie Knichel (60:00, 1-1)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  25 May 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Wildcat Pete vs Joe Fisher … Sailor Wayne Dunkle vs Jack Lamar … On May 29th, the Worth Lewis Post of Bessemer announced it would discontinue wrestling shows to begin a series of amateur boxing shows.

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 26 May 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Freddie Knichel beat Gayle Byrd (2-1) ... Johnny Carlin beat Wildcat Pete (2-1) ... Sailor Dunkle drew Doc Burns (20:00)

Tuscaloosa, AL: Thursday, 26 May 1932
Promoter: Walter Bertels
(Maynor Field) … Rained out

Jasper, AL: Friday, 27 May 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Wildcat Pete beat Freddie Knichel (2-1) ... Johnny Carlin beat Tom Malloy (2-0)

Anniston: Monday, 30 May 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) ... Mike Chacoma beat Doc Burns (26:50, 2-1) … Gayle Byrd beat Wild Cat Pete (20:15, 2-0) … 

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 30 May 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Rudy Dusek beat John Paul Jones (2-1, 3rd fall COR) ... Red Demon beat George Hills (2-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

     An article in the May 23rd Decatur Daily announced that Butler P.A. Hine, promoter for local American Legion Post No. 15, would be bringing boxing and wrestling to Decatur in cooperation with promoter Chris Jordan, who had found great success promoting cards in Fairfield, Alabama. This would be the first in a run of regular shows that would continue until Jordan's death in 1940. The initial run of shows was staged outdoors at the Alabama Hosiery Mills baseball park.

     The Decatur Daily rarely reported actual, or even estimated, attendance numbers for the shows. Most often the writers just described the crowds as “large” or “light”.

Decatur, AL: Tuesday, 31 May 1932
Attendance: 500
(Alabama Mills Park) ... Freddie Knichel beat Sailor Dunklin (46:52, 2-1) ... Doc Burns drew Roy Anderson (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Audrey Watkins ...

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 31 May 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Jack Vincent vs Cy Perkins ... Gayle Byrd vs Chief Chacoma

Montgomery, AL; Tuesday, 31 May 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(Cramton Bowl) ... Johnny Carlin beat Bobcat Pete (2-1) ... Fritz Crane beat Tom Malloy (17:00, 2-0) ... Joe Gunther beat Henry Patrick (15:00)

Though no promoter was mentioned in the article, this was either Chris Jordan's first card in Montgomery, or the local American Legion ran this show with his talent, but without his promoting
assistance as the Montgomery Advertiser reported a paltry $10 gate. There was no advertising or announcement in the newspaper of this show, only the results were posted after the fact.  Subsequent shows were preceded by the usual two or three days of hype and the occasional ad.

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 2 June 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther beat Freddie Knichel (2-1) ... Johnny Carlin beat Joe Dillman (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Referee: Kid Lott ... For some reason the News reported this as Gunther's 8th win in a row at Fairfield.  His actual record over his last eight appearances in Fairfield was actually 4-2-2.

Tuscaloosa, AL: Thursday, 2 June 1932
Promoter: Walter Bertels
(Maynor Field) … Mixed boxing & wrestling show (3 boxing matches, 2 wrestling matches) … Henry Patrick beat Art Nareff (23:00, 2-0) … Norman Bolden beat Lem Shelton (10:00, 2-1)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 3 June 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Chris Jordan beat Johnny Carlin (2-1) ... Joe Gunther beat Mike Reed (2-0) ... Referee: Gayle Byrd

Anniston: Monday, 6 June 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) ... Gayle Byrd beat Mike Chacoma (2-1, 3rd fall DQ, riot) … Joe Gunther drew Mike Reed (60:00, 1-1) … The American Legion announced there would be no further wrestling matches due to “inadequate police protection and a lack of financial response from the city” unless arrangements were made to control the vandalism. Rocks were thrown through windows in the building in the riot following the main event, as Chacoma was escorted from the building by police.

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 6 June 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... John Paul Jones beat Ernie Dusek (43:18, 2-1) ... Milo Steinborn beat Frank Speer (32:20, 2-1) ... Referee: Fowler

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 7 June 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther drew Mike Reid (60:00, 1-1) ... Gayle Byrd beat Sailor Dunkle (2-1)

Montgomery, AL; Wednesday, 8 June 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(Cramton Bowl) ... Attendance: ~1,000 ... Gus Sonnenberg beat Jim Hesslyn (42:00, 2-1) ... Gayle Byrd beat Jack Fields (2-0) ... Referees: Chris Jordan (main event), Max Scholder (preliminary)

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 9 June 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Gus Sonnenberg vs John Poddubny ...

Tuscaloosa, AL: Thursday, 9 June 1932
Promoter: Walter Bertels
(Maynor Field) … Mixed boxing & wrestling show (6 boxing matches, 1 wrestling match) …
Henry Patrick beat Buddy Brown (8:00)

Decatur, AL: Friday, 10 June 1932
(Alabama Mills Park) ... Joe Gunther beat Freddie Fields (18:32, 2-0) ... Fred Lassiter beat Tom Malloy (16:20, 2-1) ... Referees: John Felix (preliminary), Audrey Watkins (main event) ... Between falls, the crowd was entertained by the Central High School band

Jasper, AL: Friday, 10 June 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Marin Plestina (sub for Gus Sonnenberg) beat Joe Dillman (2-0) ... Hank Calvin beat Doc Burns (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Referee: Green

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 13 June 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... NWA World Heavyweight Champion Jim Londos beat Rudy Dusek (43:34, 2-0, 2nd fall forfeit) ... John Paul Jones drew George Zaharias (60:00, 1-1)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 14 June  1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Don Moore beat Bennie Wilson (2-1, 3rd fall DQ, riot) ... Jim Headrick beat Hank Calvin (2-0) ... Referee: Max Scolder

Montgomery, AL; Tuesday, 14 June 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Jack Morgan beat Clete Duval (2-1) ... Mike Reed beat Mike Chacoma (2-1, 3rd fall DQ)

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 16 June 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Leo Donoghue beat John Felix (2-1) ... Lon Chaney beat Jim Headrick (2-1) ... Mike Reid beat Don Moore (15:00)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 17 June 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Jack Purdin beat Fred Lassiter (2-1) ... Jack Moore beat Jackie Fields (2-0)

Tuscaloosa, AL: Friday, 17 June 1932
Promoter: Walter Bertels
(Maynor Field) … Mixed boxing & wrestling show (5 boxing matches, 2 wrestling matches) … Henry Patrick beat Ben Smith (2-1) … Two “Hardin youngsters” wrestled to a 10 minute draw

Anniston: Monday, 20 June 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) … John Felix beat Mike Chacoma (34:10, 2-1) … Don Moore beat Jack Purdin (36:00, 2-1) … Referee: Joe Dillman

Once the regular schedule of Decatur shows began, the card was typically opened by a one-hour limit preliminary and closed by a two-hour limit main event.

Decatur, AL: Monday, 20 June 1932
(Alabama Mills Park) ... Joe Gunther (sub for Leo Donoghue) beat Gayle Byrd (35:07, 2-1) ... Doc Burns beat Clete Duval (20:24, 2-1) ... Referee: Audrey Watkins

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 21 June 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Don Moore beat Chief Chacoma (2-1) ... Gayle Byrd beat AL Fields (2-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Montgomery, AL; Wednesday, 22 June 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Lon Chaney beat Fred Lassiter (2-1) ... Leo Donoghue beat Benny Wilson (2-1) ... Referee: Andy Jaffe

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 23 June 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther beat Leo Donoghue (2-1) ... Lon Chaney beat Jack Purdin (2-0)Birmingham, AL: Monday, 27 June 1932

Jasper, AL: Friday, 24 June 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Leo Donoghue beat Gayle Byrd () ... Joe Gunther beat Buck Lawson () ... Jess Rushing beat Shin Songer (10:00)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 27 June 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Pat O'Shocker beat Ernie Dusek (2-1, 3rd vall COR) ... Herman Hickman drew Frank Speer (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 28 June 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Freddie Knichel beat Tony Lyle (2-1) ... Kid Lott drew Lon Chaney (60:00, 1-1)

Montgomery, AL; Tuesday, 28 June 1932
Local Promoter: Andy Jaffe
(Cramton Bowl) ... Attendance: ~2,000 ... John Felix beat Leo Donoghue (2-1, 3rd fall UTC) ... Joe Gunther beat Doc Burns (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Freddie Knichel drew Tony Lyle (15:00) ... Referee: Fred Lassiter

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 30 June 1932
Attendance: 1800
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Scotty Williams beat Joe Gunther (2-1) ... John Felix beat Gayle Byrd (2-1)

Montgomery, AL; Friday, 1 July 1932
Local Promoter: Andy Jaffe
(Cramton Bowl) ... Doc Burns beat Mike Chacoma (32:00, 2-0) ... Freddie Knichel beat Gayle Byrd (2-1) ... Referee: Leo Donoghue

Anniston: Monday, 04 July 1932
(Anniston Athletic Club) ... Kid Lott beat Lon Chaney (27:50, 2-1) … Gayle Byrd drew Leo Donoghue (60:00, 1-1) … Two boxing matches opened the card

After this, Anniston just went back to holding boxing cards. Wrestling would not return to Anniston until September 1934.

Decatur, AL: Monday, 4 July 1932
(Alabama Mills Park) … Freddie Knichel beat Tony Lyle (51:37, 2-1) … Joe Gunther beat Doc Burns (27:00, 2-1)

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 4 July 1932
Local Promoter: Andy Jaffe
(Cramton Bowl) ... Scotty Williams beat Buck Lawson (26:00, 2-1) ... Bill Romanoff drew John Felix (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Chris Jordan

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 5 July 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... rained out, rescheduled for Wednesday

Homewood, AL: Wednesday, 6 July 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Leo Donoghue vs Buck Lawson ... Gayle Byrd vs Tony Lyle

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 7 July 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Bill Romanoff beat Freddie Knichel (2-1) The News reported a fist fight broke out in the crowd during the main event that went on for 15 minutes, delaying the match ... Fred Lassiter beat Lon Chaney via DQ ... Referee: Kid Lott

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 11 July 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... George Zaharias beat Pat O'Shocker (2-1) ... John Paul Jones beat Milo Steinborn (2-1)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 11 July 1932
(Alabama Mills Park) … Scotty Williams beat Gayle Byrd (18:59, 2-0) … Leo Donohue beat John Felix (25:18, 2-1) via disqualification … Referees: Joe Gunther (preliminary), Audrey Watkins (main event)

           Butler Hine is last mentioned as promoter on July 14th in a letter to the Decatur Daily explaining how he is taking a loss on the wrestling shows in order to keep them going for the public, but that the shows are barely making enough money to pay the wrestlers’ travel expenses. Going forward, only Chris Jordan is mentioned in the role of matchmaker and promoter for the shows in Decatur.

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 12 July 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther beat Roy Allen (23:30, 2-0) ... Kid Lott beat Fred Lassiter (sub for Lon Chaney) (2-1, 3rd fall COR)

Montgomery, AL; Tuesday, 12 July 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Freddie Knichel beat Tony Lyle (35:26, 2-1) ... John Felix beat Doc Burns (20:16, 2-1) ... Referees: Harry Nelson, Andy Jaffe

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 14 July 1932
Attendance: 2000
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Bill Romanoff beat Scotty Williams (2-1) ... Leo Donoghue beat John Felix (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Jasper, AL: Friday, 15 July 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... John Felix vs Gayle Byrd ... Dale Haddock vs Buck Lawson

     On July 16th, an announcement was made that Chris Jordan had signed on with the Worth Lewis Post in Bessemer to begin holding wrestling shows again beginning the following Tuesday night, July 19th.

Decatur, AL: Monday, 18 July 1932
(Alabama Mills Park) ... Buck Lawson beat Roy Allen (32:34, 2-1) … Fred Lassiter beat Bill Harris (sub for Tony Lyle) (4:10, 1-0) … Referee: Audrey Watkins … Lassiter and Watkins faced off in an amateur boxing match for two 2-minute rounds with no decision given.

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 18 July 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Bill Romanoff beat Leo Donoghue (39:36, 2-1) ... Scotty Williams drew Joe Gunther (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Bessemer, AL: Tuesday,  19 July 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … John Felix vs Buck Lawson … Tony Lyle vs Roy Allen

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 19 July 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Scotty Williams vs Gayle Byrd ... Leo Donoghue vs Dale Haddock

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 21 July 1932
Attendance: 2000
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... John Felix beat Joe Gunther (23:34, 2-1) ... Buck Lawson beat Jack Domar (2-1, 3rd fall DQ)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 22 July 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Kid Lott beat Fred Lassiter (2-1) ... Leo Donoghue beat Roy Allen (2-1) ... Shin Songer beat Hill Jones (15:00)

     A piece in the July 24th Birmingham News reports that wrestling was returning to Tarrant City after a six month break.  The new shows would be on Wednesday, now promoted by Chris Jordan.

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 25 July 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... John Paul Jones beat George Zaharias (44:34, 2-1) ... Blue Sun Jennings beat George Tragos (33:00, 2-1)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 25 July 1932
No show was held due to the American Legion convention taking place in Gadsden. Future cards would be held at Garrett Park.

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 25 July 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Joe Gunther beat Leo Donoghue (~53:00, 2-1) ... Buck Lawson beat Ray Allen (32:00, 2-0) ... Referee: Fred Lassiter

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 26 July 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... John Felix vs Buck Lawson ... Bill Romanoff vs Roy Allen

Bessemer, AL: Tuesday,  27 July 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … John Felix vs Buck Lawson … Dale Haddock vs Leo Donoghue

Tarrant City, AL: Wednesday, 27 July 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Fred Lassiter vs Jack Hollenbeck ... Dale Haddock vs Roy Allen

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 28 July 1932
Attendance: 2500
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... John Felix beat Bill Romanoff (2-1) ... Buck Lawson beat Leo Donoghue (60:00, 1-0) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Jasper, AL: Friday, 29 July 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Dale Haddock beat Bill Romanoff (2-0) ... Joe Gunther beat Buck Lawson (2-1)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 1 August 1932
(Garrett Park) … Buck Lawson beat Bill Romanoff (28:30, 2-1) via disqualification … Leo Donoghue beat Jimmy Shaver (24:48, 2-1) … Referee: Audrey Watkins

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 1 August 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Joe Gunther beat Freddie Knichel (2-1, 3rd fall COR) ... Kid Lott beat Jack Hollenbeck (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Referee: Chris Jordan

Bessemer, AL: Tuesday,  2 August 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Bulldog Mallory vs Dale Haddock … Bill Love vs Jack Hollenback

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 2 August 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther vs Mike Shaven ... Kid Lott vs John Mauldin

Tarrant City, AL: Wednesday, 3 August 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Freddie Knichel vs Dale Haddock ... Fred Lassiter vs John Mauldin

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 4 August 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Freddie Knichel beat Buck Lawson (2-1) ... Billy Love beat Fred Lassiter (2-1)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 5 August 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Bulldog Mallory beat Freddie Knichel (2-1) ... John Mauldin beat Jack Hollenbeck (2-1, 3rd fall DQ)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 8 August 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... John Paul Jones beat Frank Bronowicz (2-1) ... Pat O'Shocker beat Blue Sun Jennings (48:41, 2-1)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 8 August 1932
(Garrett Park) … Freddie Knichel beat Buck Lawson (30:40, 2-1) … Jack Hollenbeck beat Johnnie Mauldin (31:51: 2-0) … Referee: Audrey Watkins … Mauldin substituted for the advertised Billy Love who was reportedly injured in a recent match in Mobile [This would be the Aug. 5th show vs. The Masked Marvel]

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 8 August 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... World Junior Middleweight Champion Blacksmith Pedigo beat Joe Gunther (40:51, 2-1) ... Bulldog Mallory beat Jim Shaeen (2-1)
The show opened with a 4-round boxing match.

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 9 August 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... John Felix beat Dale Haddock (2-1) ... Freddie Knichel beat Bulldog Mallory (2-1, 3rd fall forfeit)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  10 August 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Fred Lassiter vs Kid Lott … Buck Lawson vs Roy Allen

Tarrant City, AL: Wednesday, 10 August 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... John Hollenbeck vs John Mauldin ... Johnnie Shaven vs Bulldog Mallory

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 11 August 1932
Attendance: 3000
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Blacksmith Pedigo vs John Felix

Jasper, AL: Friday, 12 August 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Blacksmith Pedigo beat Dale Haddock (2-0) ... John Mauldin beat Fred Lassiter

Decatur, AL: Monday, 15 August 1932
(Garrett Park) … Blacksmith Pedigo beat Joe Gunther (41:23, 2-1) … Jack Hollenbeck drew The Masked Marvel (60:00, 1-1) … Referee: Audrey Watkins

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 15 August 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Freddie Knichel beat Dale Haddock (2-1) ... Joe Dillman beat Fred Lassiter (20:00, 2-0)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 16 August 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther vs Buck Lawson ... Fred Lassiter vs Lon Chaney

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  17 August 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Blacksmith Pedigo vs Dale Haddock … Johnny Mauldin vs Jack Hollenback

Tarrant City, AL: Wednesday, 17 August 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Fred Lassiter vs Don Cortez ... Buck Jones ... Roy Allen

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 18 August 1932
Attendance: 2000
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Kopecky beat Don Cortez (2-0) ... Joe Dillman beat Lon Chaney (2-1)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 19 August 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Lon Chaney beat Kid Lott (2-1) ... Blacksmith Pedigo beat Buck Lawson (2-1)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 22 August 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Jim McMillen beat Chief Tommy Marvin (32:25, 2-0) ... George Zaharias drew Ernie Dusek (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Sam Siegel

Decatur, AL: Monday, 22 August 1932
(Garrett Park) … Lon Chaney vs Jack Hollenbeck … Buck Lawson vs Dale Haddock

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 22 August 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Attendance: 1,400 ... World Junior Middleweight Champion Blacksmith Pedigo beat Bill Romanoff (42:00, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Kid Lott drew Joe Dillman (60:00, 1-1) ... Referees: Chris Jordan (main event), Andy Jaffe (preliminary)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 23 August 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Blacksmith Pedigo beat Bulldog Mallory (2-0) ... Lon Chaney beat Jack Hollenbeck ... Referee: Max Scholder

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  24 August 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Kid Lott vs Lon Chaney … Buck Lawson vs Bulldog Mallory

Tarrant City, AL: Wednesday, 24 August 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Dillman vs John Mauldin ... Dale Haddock vs Billy Watson

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 25 August 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Bill Romanoff beat Joe Gunther (2-1) ... Joe Kopecky beat Fritz Crane (2-0)

     With the relative success in Decatur, the American Legion announced their intent to sponsor wrestling in Huntsville beginning on the 25rd of August, with Chris Jordan promoting.  Prior to this, the Huntsville Times had been covering the shows in Decatur.

Huntsville, AL: Thursday, 25 August 1932
(The Punch Bowl) … Cecil “Blacksmith” Pedigo beat Freddie Knichel (39:32, 2-1) … Lon Chaney beat Fred Lassiter (sub for Buck Lawson) (32:47, 2-1)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 26 August 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Bill Romanoff beat Bulldog Mallory (2-1) ... Joe Gunther derw Dale Hadock (60:00, 1-1)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 29 August 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Tommy Marvin beat Jack Hurley (32:03, 2-1) ... John Paul Jones beat George Henkins (36:16, 2-0)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 29 August 1932
(Garrett Park) … Joe Dillman beat Lon Chaney (31:58, 2-1) ... Bulldog Mallory beat Cyclone Watson (25:30, 2-1) ... Referee: Audrey Watkins

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 29 August 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Joe Gunther beat Ray Allen (28:00, 2-0) ... Billy Londos drew Freddie Knichel (60:00, 1-1)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 30 August 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Freddie Knichel beat Dale Haddock (2-1) ... Joe Dillman beat Scroggy Higgins (2-1)

 Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  31 August 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Joe Dillman vs Farmer Grove … Joe Gunther vs Dale Haddock

Tarrant City, AL: Wednesday, 31 August 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Freddie Knichel vs Bulldog Mallory ... Billy Watson vs Roy Allen

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 1 September 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Blacksmith Pedigo beat Billy Londos (2-1) ... Joe Dillman drew Joe Kopecky (60:00, 1-1)

Huntsville, AL: Thursday, 1 September 1932
(The Punch Bowl) … Lon Chaney beat Farmer Grove (32:30, 2-1) ... Joe Gunther beat Bulldog Mallory (43:00, 2-0)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 2 September 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Joe Dillman vs Lon Chaney (2-1) ... Billy Londos vs Freddie Knichel (2-1, 3rd fall COR)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 5 September 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... John Paul Jones beat (2-1) ... George Tragos beat Jack Hurley (2-1) ... Herman Hickman beat Wee Willie Davis (08:55) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Decatur, AL: Monday, 5 September 1932
(Garrett Park) … Bill Londos beat Dale Haddock (34:18, 2-0) … Scoggy Higgins beat Fred Lassiter (25:31, 2-0) … Referees: Audrey Watkins (preliminary), Bill Hoskins (main event)

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 5 September 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Joe Dillman beat Kid Lott (2-1) ... Freddie Knichel beat Joe Gunther (60:00, 1-0)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 6 September 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Lon Chaney vs Kid Lott ... Billy Londos vs Fred Lassiter

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  7 September 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Freddie Knichel vs Roy Allen … Bulldog Mallory vs Billy Watson

Tarrant City, AL: Wednesday, 7 September 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther vs Dale Haddock ... Lon Chaney vs Scroggy Higgins

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 8 September 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Bill Romanoff vs John Felix ... Blacksmith Pedigo vs Scotty Williams

Jasper, AL: Friday, 9 September 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Scroggy Higgins beat Fred Lassiter (2-0) ... Joe Gunther beat Roy Allen (2-0)

Huntsville, AL: Friday, 9 September 1932
(The Punch Bowl) ... Scotty Williams beat John Felix (21:25, 2-1) … Roy Banks beat John Mallory (DQ) ... Banks and Mallory subbed for Joe Dillman and Jack Hollenbeck ... Referee: Bill Hoskins

After two years of legal wrangling, on September 12th, the General Gorgas Post No. 115 ran its first wrestling card at the City Auditorium.  Chris Jordan, who was already promoting in Fairfield, Bessemer and Homewood, and providing talent to several other towns in Alabama, would promote the show.

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 12 September 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(City Auditorium) ... Bob Wolfe beat Rough House Hagan (32:26, 2-1) ... Ken Hollis beat Chief Buffalo (52:11, 2-1) ... Freddie Knichel drew Joe Gunther (30:00)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 12 September 1932
(Garrett Park) … Joe Dillman beat Scoggy Higgins (28:34, 2-1) … Leo Donoghue beat Ray Banks (28:45, 2-0) … Referee: Roy Allen    

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 12 September 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... John Felix beat World Junior Middleweight Champion Scotty Williams (25:00, 2-1) ... Joe Kopecky beat Lon Chaney (30:00, 2-0) ... Referee: Fred Lassiter ... Williams' title was not in play as Felix was 10 pounds over the middleweight limit.

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 13 September 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Blacksmith Pedigo vs Dale Haddock ... John Felix vs Ray Banks

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  14 September 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Scotty Williams vs Ray Banks … John Felix vs Dale Haddock

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 15 September 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Leo Donoghue beat Scotty Williams ... Roughhouse Hagan drew Ken Hollis (30:00) ... Billy Love beat Tony Lyle (20:00, 2-0)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 16 September 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Speedball Wold beat Scroggy Higgins ... Bulldog Mallory beat Billy Londos (2-1)

Huntsville, AL: Friday, 16 September 1932
(The Punch Bowl) ... Chief Buffalo beat Tony Lyle ... Buffalo and Lyle subbed for Kid Lott and Ken Hollis... Dale Haddock beat Roy Allen (2-1) ... This was the last show of the year for Huntsville.  The Times reported in poor attendance after two straight shows of substitutions and lackluster matches.

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 19 September 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... NWA World Heavyweight Champion Jim Londos beat John Paul Jones (52:20, 2-0) ... Ernie Dusek beat George Tragos (26:27, 2-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

     That was the last outdoor show as the American Legion had been working on an arrangement to move the wrestling matches into the new Martin Arena, which had been the American Cleaners laundry in a previous life. The new arena was configured with 385 permanent seats with room for another 50-75 chairs when needed.

Decatur, AL: Monday, 19 September 1932
(Martin Arena) … (,-) … Freddie Knichel beat John Felix (44:30, 2-1) … Referees: Aubrey Watkins (preliminary), Bill Hoskins (main event)

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 19 September 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Billy Love beat Bob (Speedball) Wolfe (2-1) ... Joe Gunther beat Dale Haddock (31:00, 2-0) ... Referee: Chris Jordan

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 20 September 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Chief Buffalo vs Tony Lyle ... Leo Donoghue vs Bulldog Mallory

Tarrant City, AL: Wednesday, 21 September 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Ken Hollis vs Lon Chaney ... Freddie Knichel vs Tony Lyle

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 22 September 1932
Attendance: 2000
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Leo Donoghue beat Blacksmith Pedigo (2-1) ... Ken Hollis beat Billy Love (2-0) ... Roughhouse Hagan beat Bob Steinsmith

Jasper, AL: Friday, 23 September 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Joe Dillman beat Ken Hollis (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Freddie Knichel beat Bulldog Mallory (2-1)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 26 September 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(City Auditorium) ... Joe Dillman beat Bob Wolfe (35:10, 2-1) ... Ken Hollis drew Lon Chaney (60:00, 1-1) ... Freddie Knichel beat Roy Allen (12:58) ... Referee: Ernest Kelly

 Decatur, AL: Monday, 26 September 1932
(Martin Arena) … Leo Donoghue beat Billy Londos (54:40, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ) … Eli Lux beat Bill Hoskins (1-0, 13:59) … Referee: Bill Hoskins (main event) … Fritz Crane failed to appear for his advertised match against with Eli Lux and was suspended by the Alabama Boxing Commission

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 26 September 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Chief Buffalo beat Al Stecher (47:00, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Roughhouse Hagan beat John Felix (2-1) ... Referees: Al Stecher, Sam Steinsmith

     The American Legion's James R. Crowe Post in Sheffield announced on September 27th that arrangements had been made for wrestling matches to be held under the promotion of Chris Jordan.   The first bouts were scheduled for October 6th.

     "The James R. Crowe post has made arrangements for the use of the building formerly occupied by Maddox garage, First street and Columbia avenue, and seats are now being installed to handle a crowd of 1,200 or more persons, it is revealed."

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 27 September 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Joe Gunther vs John Felix ... Tiger Kelly vs Fritz Crane

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  28 September 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Fritz Crane vs Chief Buffalo … Lon Chaney vs Tony Lyle

Tarrant City, AL: Wednesday, 28 September 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Billy Love vs Jack Hagan ... Billy Londos vs Jackie Bobo

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 29 September 1932
(American Legion Outdoor Arena) ... Al Stecher beat Eli Lux (27:00, 2-1) ... Chief Buffalo beat Lon Chaney (2-0) ... Referee: Max Scholder

Jasper, AL: Friday,  30 September 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Chief Buffalo beat Billy Love (2-0) ... Joe Gunther beat Ben Wagner (2-1)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 3 October 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Jim McMillen beat George Zaharias (51:22, 2-1) ... John Paul Jones drew George Tragos (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Decatur, AL: Monday, 3 October 1932
(Martin Arena) … Arena Dedication Night … Al Stecher beat Chief Buffalo (36:03, 2-1) … Freddie Knichel drew Joe Gunther (60:00: 1-1) … Referee: Bill Hoskins

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 3 October 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Ken Hollis beat Joe Dillman (34:16, 2-1) ... World Junior Middleweight Champion Leo Donoghue drew Billy Londos (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Ernest Kelly

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 4 October 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Freddie Knichel vs Bob Steinsmith ... Ken Hollis vs Eli Lux

Tuscaloosa, AL: Tuesday, 4 October 1932
Promoter: Hargrove Van de Graaff
(Maynor Field) … Al Stecher beat Rough House Hagen (29:00, 2-0) … Joe Gunther beat Billy Londos (29:45, 2-1) …

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  5 October 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Roughhouse Hagan vs Lon Chaney … Bob Steinsmith vs Billy Londos

Tarrant City, AL: Wednesday, 5 October 1932
(Outdoor Arena) ... Bob Wolfe vs Ernest Kelly ... John Felix vs Bulldog Mallory

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 6 October 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Waino Ketonen beat Ken Hollis (2-0) ... Junior Middleweight Championship Match: Leo Donoghue (c) beat Bill Romanoff (41:00. 2-1)

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 6 October 1932
Attendance: 1050
(Legion Hall) ... Rough-House Hagan beat John Felix (51:00, 2-1) ... Joe Gunther beat Bulldog Mallory (36:00, 2-1) ... Boxing Match: The Gold Dust Twins ... Referees: Bill Hoskins (wrestling), Dewey Robbins (boxing, and timekeeper for the wrestling matches)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 7 October 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... John Felix beat Bob Steinsmith (2-0) ... Waino Ketonen beat Eli Lux (2-0)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 10 October 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(City Auditorium) ... Al Stecher beat Rex Mobley (2-1) ... Cullen Red (sub for Joe Dillman) beat Chief Buffalo (25:13, 2-1) ...

Decatur, AL: Monday, 10 October 1932
(Martin Arena) … Lon Chaney beat Eli Lux (31:52, 2-1) … Bill Romanoff beat Bob Steinsmith (28:00, 2-0) … Referee: Bill Hoskins

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 10 October 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... World Middleweight Champion Gus Kallio beat Freddie Knichel (42:00, 2-0) ... Ken Hollis beat Bob Wolfe (23:00, 2-1)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 11 October 1932
(Homewood Theater) ... Joe Gunther vs Billy Londos ... Bob Wolfe vs Lon Chaney

Tuscaloosa, AL: Tuesday, 11 October 1932
Promoter: Hargrove Van de Graaff
(Maynor Field) … Waino Ketonen beat Leo Donoghue (14:30, 2-0) … Gus Kallio beat Bill Romanoff (26:00, 2-0)

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 13 October 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... World Middleweight Champion Gus Kallio beat John Felix (54:00, 2-1) ... Junior Middleweight Champion Leo Donoghue drew Joe Gunther (60:00, 1-1)

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 13 October 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Freddie Knichel beat Rough-House Hagan (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Rex Mobley beat Bob Wolfe (2-0) ... Referee: Bill Hoskins

Jasper, AL: Friday, 14 October 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Leo Donoghue vs Bulldog Mallory ... Al Stecher vs Ken Hollis

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 17 October 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Jim McMillen beat George Tragos (42:15, 2-0, 2nd fall forfeit) ... Pat O'Shocker drew Tony DeVito (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Decatur, AL: Monday, 17 October 1932
(Martin Arena) … Rex Mobley beat Tiger Kelley (28:49, 2-1) … Billy Londos drew Freddie Knichel (60:00, 1-1) … Referee: Audrey Watkins

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 17 October 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Waino Ketonen beat Roughhouse Hagan (37:00, 2-0) ... Joe Gunther beat Hugo Pogi (60:00, 1-0) ... Referee: Bob Barry

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 18 October 1932
(Homewood Theater) ... Gus Johnson vs Jack Hagan ... Lon Chaney vs Ernest Kelly

Tuscaloosa, AL: Tuesday, 18 October 1932
Promoter: Hargrove Van de Graaff
(Maynor Field) …  Eli Lux vs Rex Mobley (2 hour time limit, 2/3 falls) ... John Felix vs Freddie Knichel (1 hour time limit, 2/3 falls) … no results or cancellation found

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  19 October 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … John Felix vs Luis (Ugo?) Pogi … Gus Johnson vs Lon Chaney

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 20 October 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... World Middleweight Championship Match: Gus Kallio (c) beat Waino Ketonen () ... Freddie Knichel beat Jack Hagan (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Referee: Tom Berry

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 20 October 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Al Stecher beat Eli Lux (29:00, 2-0) ... Rex Mobley beat Lon Chaney (37:00, 2-1) ... Referee: Bill Hoskins

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 24 October 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(City Auditorium) ... Dutch Green beat Al Stecher (40:51, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Stanley Buersch beat Rex Mobley (45:55, 2-1) ... Referees: Kid Lott (main event), Ben Chapman (preliminary)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 24 October 1932
(Martin Arena) … Waino Ketonen beat Lon Chaney (21:50, 2-0) … Joe Gunther beat Ugo Pogi (49:00, 2-0) … Referees: Audrey Watkins (preliminary), Bill Hoskins (main event)

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 24 October 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Joe Dillman beat Gus Johnson (2-0) ... John Felix drew Leo Donoghue (60:00, 1-1)

Homewood, AL: Tuesday, 25 October 1932
(Homewood Theater) ... Leo Donoghue vs Ugo Pogi ... Freddie Knichel vs Waino Ketonen

Tuscaloosa, AL: Tuesday, 25 October 1932
Promoter: Hargrove Van de Graaff
(Maynor Field) …  Gus Johnson beat Eli Lux (7:40, 2-0) … Stanley Buersch beat Cliff Edwards (21:00, 2-0)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  26 October 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Joe Gunther vs Waino Ketonen … Freddie Knichel vs Billy Londos

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 27 October 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Junior Middleweight Champion Leo Donoghue beat Freddie Knichel (2-1, 3rd fall COR) ... Joe Dillman beat Jack Travis (27:06, 2-0)

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 27 October 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Rex Mobley beat Mike Meroney (23:00, 2-1) ... Billy Londos drew Joe Gunther (60:00, 1-1)

Jasper, AL: Friday, 28 October 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Al Stecher beat Jack Travis (2-0) ... Leo Donoghue beat Billy Londos (2-1)

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 31 October 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... John Paul Jones beat Tony DeVito (29:49, 2-1) ... Pat O'Shocker beat John Plummer (47:29, 2-1)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 31 October 1932
(Martin Arena) … Rex Mobley beat Dutch Green (34:57, 2-1, 3rd fall DQ) … Leo Donoghue beat Mack Sherry (34:25, 2-0) … Referee: Bill Hoskins

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 31 October 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Al Stecher beat Jack Travis (28:00, 2-1) ... Freddie Knichel drew Billy Londos (60:00, 0-0)

Tuscaloosa, AL: Tuesday, 1 November 1932
Promoter: Hargrove Van de Graaff
(Maynor Field) …  Kid Lott beat Gus Johnson (sub for Al Stecher) (2-1) … Leo Donoghue beat John Felix (2-0, 2nd fall DQ)  … This was the last wrestling show of the year, the promoters citing poor attendance

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  2 November 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Joe Dillman vs Ernest Kelly … Bulldog Mallory vs Ugo Pogi

Homewood, AL: Wednesday, 2 November 1932
(Homewood Theater) ... Kid Lott vs Rex Mobley ... John Felix vs Jack Sherry

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 3 November 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Junior Middleweight Champion Leo Donoghue beat Blacksmith Pedigo (sub for Gayle Byrd) (30:00, 2-0) ... Joe Gunther beat Ugo Pogi (60:00, 1-0) ... Billy Londos beat Bulldog Mallory (8:00)

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 3 November 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Joe Dillman drew Kid Lott (60:00, 1-1) ... Stanley Buersch beat Bill Travis (sub for Cliff Davis) (2-0) ... Announcer: Max Levinson

Jasper, AL: Friday, 4 November 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Joe Dillman vs Mike Meroney ... Blacksmith Pedigo vs Joe Gunther

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 7 November 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(City Auditorium) ... Stanley Buersch beat Dutch Green (31:26, 2-0) ... Al Stecher beat Johnny Carlin (35:19, 2-1)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 7 November 1932
(Martin Arena) … Lawrence County Night … Joe Dillman beat Mike Meroney (36:54, 2-1) … Joe Gunther drew Gayle Byrd (60:00, 1-1) … Referee: Audrey Watkins … The crowd was entertained by Paul Puckett’s ‘Bama Darlyns during intermissions

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 7 November 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Freddie Knichel beat Jack Sherry (sub for Blacksmith Pedigo) (31:00, 2-0) ... Ernest Kelly beat Rex Mobley (47:00, 2-1)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  9 November 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Freddie Knichel vs Jack Sherry … Kid Lott vs Mike Meroney

Homewood, AL: Wednesday, 9 November 1932
(Homewood Theater) ... Gayle Byrd vs Charlie Harbo ... Jimmy Demos vs Jack Travis

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 10 November 1932
(AOld Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Freddie Knichel beat Gayle Byrd (2-1) ... Rex Mobley beat Pete DeSalvo (2-0) ... Ernest Kelly beat Big Boy Taylor (8:00)

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 10 November 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Billy Londos beat Ugo Pogi (41:30, 2-1) ... Johnny Carlin beat Dutch Green (33:00, 2-1) ... Referee: Bill Hoskins

Jasper, AL: Friday, 11 November 1932
(Jasper Theater) ... Tarzan the Ape Man vs Kid Lott ... Jimmie Dunn vs Freddie Knichel

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 14 November 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Dr. Ralph Wilson beat Abe Kashey (2-1) ... John Paul Jones beat John Katan (56:43, 2-1)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 14 November 1932
(Martin Arena) … Rex Mobley beat Jimmy DeSalvo (21:40, 2-1) … Leo Donoghue beat Billy Londos (31:35, 2-1) … Referee: Bill Alexander (preliminary), Bill Hoskins (main event)

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 14 November 1932
(Cramton Bowl) ... Joe Dillman beat Ernest Kelly (sub for Al Stecher) (2-1) ... Jimmy Dennis (sub for Buck Lawson) beat Hugo Pogi (36:00, 2-1)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  16 November 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Leo Donoghue vs Gayle Byrd … Kid Lott vs Pete DeSalvo

Homewood, AL: Wednesday, 16 November 1932
(Homewood Theater) ... Buck Lawson vs Jack Sherry ... Rex Mobley vs Mike Meroney

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 17 November 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Joe Gunther drew Freddie Knichel (60:00, 1-1) ... Junior Middleweight Champion Leo Donoghue beat Buck Lawson (36:13, 2-0)

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 17 November 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Gayle Byrd beat Jack Sherry (27:00, 2-0) ... Rex Mobley beat Dutch Green (sub for Johnny Carlin) (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Referee: Bill Hoskins

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 21 November 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(City Auditorium) ... Joe Dillman beat AL Stecher (2-1) ... Rex Mobley drew Fritz Crane (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Decatur, AL: Monday, 21 November 1932
(Martin Arena) … Tarzan (George) Romanoff beat Buck Lawson (2-0) … Gayle Byrd beat Mack Sherry (2-1) … Lawson substituted for the advertised Freddie Knichel who was said to be “laid low with influenza”

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 21 November 1932
(Maxwell Field) ... Mike Meroney beat Dutch Green (35:00, 2-1) ... Joe Gunther drew Jimmy Dennis (60:00, 1-1)

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  23 November 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) … Billy Londos vs Lou Cherry … Charlie Harbo vs Ugo Pogi

Homewood, AL: Wednesday, 23 November 1932
(Homewood Theater) ... Freddie Knichel vs Billy Demos ... Olie Olson vs Mike Meroney

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 24 November 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Tarzan the Ape Man vs Dutch Green ... Billy Demos vs Gayle Byrd

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 24 November 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Joe Gunther beat Billy Londos (35:30, 2-1) ... Jimmie DeSalvo beat Tiger Kelly (41:00, 2-1) ... DeSalvo and Kelly were subs for Joe Dillman and Al Stecher

Decatur, AL: Monday, 28 November 1932
(Martin Arena) … Joe Dillman beat Rex Mobley (2-1) via knockout from a back drop … Joe Gunther beat Jimmy Chanus (2-0) … Referee: Bill Hoskins

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 28 November 1932
(Maxwell Field) ... Tarzan the Ape Man beat Buck Lawson (23:00, 2-0) ... Al Stecher beat Jimmy DeSalvo (2-1)

Birmingham, AL: Tueday, 29 November 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... George Zaharias beat Dr. Ralph Wilson (2-1) ... "Australian Rules Match" (Six 10-minute rounds): Pat O'Shocker drew Abe Kashey (60:00, 1-1) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Bessemer, AL: Wednesday,  30 November 1932
(1818 4th Avenue) …Billy Londos vs Lou Cherry … Ernest Kelly vs Jimmy DeSalvo

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 1 December 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Tarzan the Ape Man vs Gayle Byrd ... Finish Match: Freddie Knichel vs Joe Gunther

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 1 December 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Jimmie Demos beat Buck Lawson (36:00, 2-1) ... Joe Dillman beat Dutch Green (20:00, 2-0) ... Referee: Jimmie DeSalvo ... Announcer: Max Levinson ... Timekeeper: D.R. Robbins

Homewood, AL: Wednesday, 2 December 1932
(Homewood Theater) ... Charity show to support the local Community Chest.  This was to be a mixed boxing/wrestling show, but no card was announced and no results were found.

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 05 December 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(City Auditorium) ... Joe Dillman beat Fritz Crane (2-1) ... Al Stecher beat Pancho Villa (45:00, 1-0) ... Yaqui Joe beat Dutch Green (17:05)

Decatur, AL: Monday, 5 December 1932
(Martin Arena) … Joe Gunther beat Gayle Byrd (sub for Bobby Sampson) (42:45, 2-1) … Jack Hollenbeck beat Mike Meroney (29:55, 2-0) … Referee: Ernest Kelley

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 5 December 1932
(Maxwell Field) ... Tarzan the Ape Man beat Charlie Nichols (32:00, 2-1) ... Freddie Knichel drew Jimmy Demos (60:00, 1-1)

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 8 December 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Joe Dillman beat Tarzan the Ape Man (28:48, 2-1) ... Joe Gunther beat Billy Demos (60:00, 1-0)

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 8 December 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Tiger Kelly beat Mike Meroney (29:00, 2-0) ... Freddie Knichel beat Billy Londos (2-1) ... Referee: Bob Kent ... Announcer: Max Levinson

Decatur, AL: Monday, 12 December 1932
(Martin Arena) … Tarzan the Ape Man beat Dutch Green (2-1) … Charlie Nichols beat Tiger Kelley (26:59, 2-1) … Referee: Bobby Kernichel (probably Bob Knichel)

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 12 December 1932
(Maxwell Field) ... Attendance: >1,000 ... Al Stecher beat Joe Dillman (34, 2-1) ... Freddie Knichel beat Joe Gunther (60:00, 1-0)

Birmingham, AL: Tuesday, 13 December 1932
Promoter: Sam Siegel
(City Auditorium) ... Dr. Ralph Wilson beat Tony DeVito (22:18, 2-1) ... Pat O'Shocker drew Al Baffert (60:00, 1-1)

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 15 December 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Al Stecher vs Charlie Nichols ... Tarzan the Ape Man vs Mike Meroney

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 15 December 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Joe Gunther beat Bull Smith (23:00, 2-0) ... Fritz Crane beat Tiger Kelly (27:00, 2-1) ... Referee: Bill Hoskins

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 19 December 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(City Auditorium) ... Joe Dillman beat Al Stecher (2-1, 3rd fall DQ) ... Stecher was fined $25 for punching the referee after being disqualified for punching Dillman ... Sammy Kohen beat Sammy Samson (2-1) ... Kid Lott drew Ernest Kelly (30:00) ... Referee: Kid Lott

Decatur, AL: Monday, 19 December 1932
(Martin Arena) … Freddie Knichel beat Joe Gunther (40:17, 2-1) … Dale Haddock beat Bull Smith (42:25, 2-1) … Referee: Bob Knichel

Montgomery, AL; Monday, 19 December 1932
(Maxwell Field) ... Tarzan the Ape Man beat Dutch Green (58:58, 2-1) ... Billy Londos vs Jimmy Demos (25:00, no contest) ... The Londos/Demos match was halted by the promoters for being too boring. These last two appearances of "Tarzan" (George Romanoff) are slightly confusing, as he is referred to as "The Masked Marvel", even though he is said to be the same man from previous weeks, but they down play the "Tarzan" character.

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 22 December 1932

(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Sammy Kohen beat Joe Gunther (2-1) ... Bobby Samson beat Freddie Knichel (60:00, 1-1))

Sheffield, AL: Thursday, 22 December 1932
(Legion Hall) ... Jimmie Demos beat Dale Haddock (27:30, 2-0) ... Al Stecher beat Dutch Green (44:00, 2-1, 3rd fall COR) ... Referee: Dewey Robbins ... Announcer: Roy T. Kelly

Birmingham, AL: Monday, 26 December 1932
Promoter: Chris Jordan
(City Auditorium) ... World Middleweight Championship: Gus Kallio (c) beat Sammy Kohen (50:51, 2-1) ... Pancho Villa beat Tarzan the Ape Man (27:03, 2-1) ... Kid Lott beat Dutch Green (20:20)

Fairfield, AL: Thursday, 29 December 1932
(Old Uneeda Laundry Bldg) ... Joe Dillman beat Pancho Villa (2-1) ... Sammy Kohen beat Billy Demos (sub for Bill Romanoff) (2-1)