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		date	opponent	W-L-D	last 6	location
		1939-01-09	Nathan Mann	44-6-4		Arena, New Haven, Connecticut, USA	L	TKO	3	10
	From the Hartford Courant (Jack Kincaid).
		1938-09-19	Harold Murphy	49-24-9		Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA	D	PTS	10	10
		1938-09-05	Moon Mullins	1-0-0		Richburg, Mississippi, USA	D	PTS	10	10
		1936-06-30	Johnny Paychek	12-2-1		Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA	W	TKO	5	10
	time: 1:40 | referee: Frankie Van
		1936-06-19	Alfred Rogers	8-5-0		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	D	PTS	10	10
	referee: Jack Kennedy
		1936-05-15	Jack Roper	50-33-7		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	W	TKO	7	10
	referee: Larry McGrath The bout was stopped after the 7th round, with Roper's right eye swollen shut.
		1936-04-09	Joe Bauer	3-1-1		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1936-03-27	Sonny Boy Walker	5-1-2		Phoenix, Arizona, USA	W	TKO	8	10
		1936-01-28	Bob Cook	0-2-0		San Jose, California, USA	W	KO	2
	time: 0:50 | referee: Elmer Cox In the first round, Cook hit Lasky with some rights to the chin, but the punches lacked steam. In the second, Cook was knocked down three times and the referee stopped the bout. A number of fans thought that the bout was phony.
		1936-01-22	Tony Cancela	59-25-10		Auditorium, Oakland, California, USA	W	PTS	10	10
	referee: Fred Bottaro Lasky was knocked down in the 2nd round.
		1936-01-17	Jack Roper	48-32-7		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	L	TKO	1	10
	time: 1:32 Lasky was knocked down three times.
		1936-01-03	Frank Wallulis	22-3-4		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	W	KO	4	10
	time: 1:12 | referee: Charley Randolph
		1935-09-19	Charley Retzlaff	56-7-2		Auditorium, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA	L	TKO	10	10
	referee: Ed Shave Minnesota State Heavyweight Title Lasky down in 10th for count of 3
		1935-06-21	Ford Smith	26-11-7		Dreamland Auditorium, San Francisco, California, USA	L	TKO	6	10
	referee: Toby Irwin
		1935-03-22	Jim Braddock	43-23-4		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	UD	15	15
	referee: Arthur Donovan | judge: George LeCron | judge: Marty Monroe
		1934-11-23	King Levinsky	53-23-4		Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois, USA	D	PTS	10	10
		1934-10-05	Steve Hamas	34-3-2		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	L	SD	10	10
	Lasky lost one round because of a foul
		1934-06-12	King Levinsky	51-22-4		Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA	W	UD	10	10
	referee: George Blake
		1934-03-20	Lee Ramage	37-6-4		Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA	W	PTS	10	10
	referee: Abe Roth The crowd booed Referee Roth's decision. Attendance: 11,000
		1934-02-20	Benny Miller	27-13-1		Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA	W	TKO	5	10
	referee: George Blake Miller's corner threw in the towel, after he was knocked down for the 2nd time in the 5th round.
		1934-02-06	Johnny Freeman	28-31-3		Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA	W	TKO	5	10
	referee: Steve Nyland Freeman was knocked down in the 2nd and 3rd round.
		1934-01-26	Billy Donohue	23-6-3		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	W	KO	5	10
	time: 1:08
		1934-01-12	Tom Patrick	26-21-4		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	W	KO	3	10
	time: 2:52
		1933-12-29	Jack Van Noy	24-20-1		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	W	KO	5	10
	referee: Larry McGrath
		1933-12-18	Andy Mitchell	37-10-3		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	W	KO	1	10
	time: 2:47
		1933-12-01	Fred Lenhart	76-13-11		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	W	KO	3	10
	time: 2:38 | referee: Larry McGrath Washington state legalized prize-fighting, effective June 8, 1933. On Dec. 11, George Adams, chairman of the state athletic commission, named the very first state champions of each division. (There was no middleweight champion selected, however.) Lenhart became the first Light-heavyweight and Heavyweight Champion of Washington.
		1933-11-17	Tom Patrick	26-20-3		Legion Stadium, Hollywood, California, USA	D	PTS	10	10
	referee: Harry Lee
		1933-10-17	Tony Souza	17-6-3		Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA	W	KO	4	10
		1933-10-11	Jack Willis	10-4-1		Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA	W	KO	3	6
		1933-07-04	Leo Duncan	16-7-0		Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, USA	W	KO	5	8
		1933-06-22	Ed Prante	9-7-0		Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA	W	NWS	6	6
	Newspaper decision from the Winona Republican-Herald
		1933-05-12	Charley Retzlaff	45-4-1		Auditorium, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA	L	TKO	6	10
	Minnesota State Heavyweight Title
		1933-05-03	Tiger Jack Fox	38-6-5		Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois, USA	W	KO	5	8
		1933-03-31	Hans Birkie	25-16-4		Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA	W	PTS	8	8
		1933-03-07	Paul Pantaleo	35-7-3		Auditorium, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA	W	TKO	5	10
	referee: Mike Gibbons
		1932-12-16	Joe Doctor	30-11-0		Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA	W	KO	4
		1932-11-29	Joe Sekyra	48-19-6		Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	KO	7	10
		1932-10-21	Harold Murphy	25-1-2		Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois, USA	W	TKO	4	6
	From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).
		1932-09-01	Primo Carnera	61-6-0		Auditorium, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	Carnera won the newspaper decision. (Bismarck Tribune, AP)
		1932-08-08	Tom Jones	5-13-1		White City Arena, Chicago, Illinois, USA	W	PTS	10	10
		1932-07-22	George Neron	9-22-6		White City Arena, Chicago, Illinois, USA	W	TKO	2	8
	From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).
		1932-07-07	Buck Everett	20-6-1		Arcadia Ballroom, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA	W	KO	7	10
		1932-06-30	Mitz Minikel	18-12-1		Oshkosh A.C., Oshkosh, Wisconsin, USA	W	KO	3
		1932-01-18	Dick Daniels	17-8-0		Auditorium, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	L	NWS	10	10
	referee: George Barton Daniels won the newspaper decision. (Wisconsin Rapids Raily Tribune, Minneapolis Tribune) Crowd: 8,400. Gate:$15,900.
		1931-12-04	Tim Charles	18-9-6		Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA	W	KO	2	10
		1931-11-24	Pete Wistort	13-8-2		Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	KO	1	10
		1931-05-25	Angus McDonald	7-2-1		Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	KO	3	10
	Lasky "retired" around this time because of managerial problems
		1931-05-11	Marion Matuszak	2-0-4		White City Arena, Chicago, Illinois, USA	D	PTS	6	6
	From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).
		1931-03-27	Art Maxwell	6-2-0		Auditorium, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	TKO	3	6
		1931-02-27	Mike Mandell	20-13-0		Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA	W	NWS	10	10
	Newspaper decision from the Bismarck Tribune (A.P. wire)
		1931-02-16	Mike Mandell	20-13-0		Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	NWS	8	8
	Newspaper decision from the Milwaukee Journal
		1931-01-19	Billy Thompson	12-5-0		Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	KO	1
	Thompson, who fought as Big Boy Stemmerman at this stage of his career, had reportedly scored 17 knockouts in 25 fights.
		1931-01-08	Jimmy Gibbons	15-0-0		Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	TKO	2
	Gibbons down twice in the 2nd, both times from Lasky left hooks. Gibbons was completely unconscious after the last knockdown, but manager Mike Gibbons threw in the towel as the referee reached the count of 6, making it a TKO.
		1930-12-16	Angus McDonald	4-1-1		Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	NWS	6	6
	Lasky won the newspaper decision. (Bismarck Tribune)
		1930-10-16	Johnny Baker			Auditorium, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA	W	KO	1
		1930-05-28	Snubs Ganaway	5-0-0		Electric Park, Waterloo, Iowa, USA	W	KO	3	8
		1930-05-21	Percy Cameron	5-2-0		Electric Park, Waterloo, Iowa, USA	W	KO	2	8
		1930-05-01	Sam Baker	10-12-2		USA	W	KO	1
	Date Uncertain, reportedly May 1930

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