Episode 34 – Ed Lewis ໃນ 1913

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ໃນ​ຕອນ​ນີ້, we discuss the wrestling schedule of Ed “<ກວ້າງ bbox_x = "949​" bbox_y = "1897​" bbox_w bbox_h = "52​" = "19​" fsize = "13​" fweight = "3​" ສີ​ແດງ = "255​" ສີ​ຂຽວ = "255​" ສີ​ຟ້າ = "255​" ບໍ່​ມີ​ເພດ​; = "” Lewis during 1913.

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Update on next book about Ed “<ກວ້າງ bbox_x = "949​" bbox_y = "1897​" bbox_w bbox_h = "52​" = "19​" fsize = "13​" fweight = "3​" ສີ​ແດງ = "255​" ສີ​ຂຽວ = "255​" ສີ​ຟ້າ = "255​" ບໍ່​ມີ​ເພດ​; = "” Lewis.

Next episode, we will look at Jack Pfefer exposing the worked nature of professional wrestling in 1933.

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Main Content

Lewis begins the year on January 24, 1913, in Louisville, Kentucky wrestling Bob Fredericks. Lewis wins the two-out-of-three-falls worked match, where they trade falls back and forth.

ໃນ​ເດືອນ​ມັງ​ກອນ 31, 1913, Lewis wrestles another shooter William Demetral in Louisville. In a worked match, Demetral wins when Lewis strikes his head on the floor and is unable to continue.

On February 6, 1913, Demetral was supposed to wrestle Bob Fredericks in Lexington but could not get to town, so Lewis stepped in. The men wrestled to a draw but Lewis was considered the loser because he did not throw Fredericks twice in an hour. Promoters were trying to preserve the Demetral-Fredericks match.

On February 19, 1913, Lewis wrestled Jack Stone in Lexington. The men traded falls before Stone suffered an injury and had to forfeit the match to Lewis.

On February 22, 1913, in Louisville, Lewis defeated “Doc” Domer of Chicago in two straight falls in less than forty-nine minutes.

ໃນ​ເດືອນ​ມີ​ນາ 6, 1913, Lewis wrestled a rough match against German wrestler Harry Faust in Lexington. Lewis primarily worked matches but was capable of handling himself even at 21-years-of-age. Faust may have tried him because Lewis only needed twenty-two and eighteen minutes to pin Faust in straight falls.

ໃນ​ເດືອນ​ມີ​ນາ 12, 1913, Lewis defeated Gus Chamos in two straight falls in Lexington.

ໃນ​ເດືອນ​ມີ​ນາ 14, 1913, Lewis wrestled a draw with Young Olsen, who I believe is Charlie Olsen based on the newspaper picture, in Louisville.

ໃນ​ເດືອນ​ມີ​ນາ 28, 1913, Lewis defeated Charlie Olsen winning two of the falls in the best 2-out-of-3 falls match in Lexington. With this match Ed Lewis matches the total number of matches Evan “<ກວ້າງ bbox_x = "949​" bbox_y = "1897​" bbox_w bbox_h = "52​" = "19​" fsize = "13​" fweight = "3​" ສີ​ແດງ = "255​" ສີ​ຂຽວ = "255​" ສີ​ຟ້າ = "255​" ບໍ່​ມີ​ເພດ​; = "” Lewis wrestled in 1886.

ໃນ​ເດືອນ​ເມ​ສາ 8, 1913, Lewis defeated Eddie Shultz in Lexington. Lewis won the last two falls including using the “stranglehold” or guillotine choke.

ໃນ​ເດືອນ​ເມ​ສາ 17, 1913, Lewis rematched Eddie Shultz in Lexington. The stranglehold was barred but Lewis still won the match by taking two out of three falls.

ໃນ​ເດືອນ​ເມ​ສາ 18, 1913, Lewis rematched with William Demetral in Louisville. Lewis won this match in two straight falls. Lewis used the stranglehold to take the first fall.

ໃນ​ເດືອນ​ເມ​ສາ 28, 1913, Lewis wrestled Charles Olsen for the third time in 1913 in Lexington. Lewis won the match in two straight falls.

On May 5, 1913, Lewis wrestled Bob Fredericks again in Lexington. Each men scored a fall before resorting to rough tactics in the third fall. After a warning from the local police to knock it off, the Lexington Police stopped the match.

On May 9, 1913, Lewis rematched with William Demetral in Louisville. This time Demetral won in two straight falls because Lewis was “sick with indigestion.”

On May 14, 1913, Lewis lost to Dr. Benjamin F. Roller in Lexington in two straight falls after submitting to the toe hold at 48 minutes of the first fall. Lewis appeared to injured but came out for the second fall, which he lost in a minute.

On May 21, 1913, Lewis wrestled a rematch with Bob Fredericks in Lexington. Lewis took the first fall but Bob Fredericks took the last two falls to win the match. Lewis threw up several times and was favoring the leg Roller injured.

ມິ​ຖຸ​ນາ 6, 1913, Lewis wrestled a rematch with Jack Stone in Lexington. After three hours of exciting wrestling, the men agreed to a draw.

ມິ​ຖຸ​ນາ 17, 1913, Lewis wrestled a rematch with Dr. Ben Roller in Lexington. Lewis won the first fall with a stranglehold. Roller won the next two falls.

ມິ​ຖຸ​ນາ 26, 1913, Lewis wrestled a rematch with Bob Fredericks in Paris, Kentucky. Lewis won in straight falls with a stranglehold and a referee’s DQ of Fredericks in the second fall.

Lewis wrestled twenty matches in the first half of 1913. Lewis wrestled 13 times in Lexington, where he and promoter Jerry Walls lived. Lewis wrestled six times in Louisville, ຊຶ່ງ​ເປັນ 80 miles from Louisville. Lewis wrestled one spot show in Paris, Kentucky. Paris is less than 20 miles from Lexington.

Louisville’s population in 1910 ແມ່ນ 223,928. Lexington’s population in 1910 ແມ່ນ 35,099. Paris, Kentucky’s population was 5,859 ໃນ 1910.

Review

ໃນ​ຕອນ​ນີ້, we look at Angelo Poffo vs. Jerry Christie from 1950s Chicago.

Show Closing

Next episode, we will look at Jack Pfefer exposing the worked nature of professional wrestling in 1933.

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