Gold Dust Trio

I'm from Alabama, for Pete's sake.

After Lewis' defeat of Stecker, it seemed that nothing would halt the Goldust Trio's onward march to further riches.

Sandow was still planning a new champion, and while Lewis wanted to rid himself of the tiresome honors just as much as his partner was anxious to have him do so, yet Ed Strangler Lewis and Toots Mott insisted upon a champion on top who could wrestle.

Came 1928 and a rift between Sandow and Mott gave the enterprising Billy the opportunity he sought.

Toots went to Billy and demanded a showdown.

Sandow refused to curb his brother and invited Mott to leave the combination.

The Goldust Trio here is imploding.

The book continues.

It's the most recent book I actually released.

If you read Double Crossing the Gold Dust Trio and Gotch vs. Zabisco, and you might want to read Gotch vs. Zabisco first because it's about his first foray into America, you will have all of Stanislaus Zabisco's career in America.

So, Zabisco comes out for the third fall of and scores three successive flying mares on Aberg.

After the third one, Zabisko grabbed Aberg, who was on his knees in sort of this front bear hug underneath the armpits, and then he flips Aberg to the mat in 35 seconds.