ref: Davy Miller

"Shortly after the start of the fight the Detroit Negro sent Kracken down for a count of nine with a left hook to the jaw. When Kracken gained his feet, Louis knocked him through the ropes and into the lap of Joe Triner, chairman of the Illinois Athletic commission. Kracken crawled back into the ring at the count of 14, but Referee Dave Miller stopped the bout." Source: INS report

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). This win gave Wiater a record of 13-1.

There were also two wrestling matches on this card. Daily News Searchlight

Attributed to "Jim Kracken, " light-heavyweight, by the Daily News Searchlight.

ref: Jimmy Farrin

Referee Jimmy "Ferrin" stopped the bout after Mix had scored five knockdowns. Attributed to "Battling Nix" by Bremerton's Daily News Searchlight.

This was the scheduled main event of this program, as reported in the Seattle Times

This was the scheduled main event of this card, as reported in the Seattle Times. Kracken was supposed to box two opponents on this card.

Mentioned in August 7, 1932 Seattle Times.

This was the scheduled co-feature of this program, as reported in the Seattle Times

This was the scheduled main event of this program, as reported in the Seattle Times

This was the scheduled main event of this program, as reported in the Seattle Times

Kracken was also scheduled to face Harry Hall, according to the Seattle Times

This was the scheduled main event, as reported in the Seattle Times

This was the scheduled main event of this program, along with another fight for Kracken against Red Watson, as reported in the Seattle Times

This was the scheduled main event of this program, as reported in the Seattle Times

This was one of two opponents Kracken fought on this program.

This was one of two opponents Kracken fought on this program

This was Kracken's first opponent of the program.

This was Kracken's second bout of the program

This was one of two bouts that Kracken was to have on this program, as reported in the Seattle Times, his other opponent was to be Jack Higgins of Tacoma.

This was the scheduled main event of this program, as reported in the Seattle Times

Kracken fought as "Emil Ecklund, " per Bremerton's Daily News Searchlight. This is his 8th professional bout.

This was the scheduled main event on this program. Kracken probably won.

ref: Cooney Checkaye

From the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman). Kraken was down three times in round one and once each in the fourth and fifth. The Tribune misspelled Kracken's name as "Kraken, " as they had done before. Other scheduled fights on this program: Jack Robinson v. Nick Taft; Joe Rivers v. Joe Barlow; Paul Dazzo (Leberto) v. Billy Knowles; Leo Friedman v. Joe Brooks.

This is the first fight for Kracken seen reported in the Chicago Tribune.

From the Champaign (IL) News-Gazette (Bob Soderman).

This fight was reported in the Champaign (IL) News-Gazette, Sunday, March 16 (Bob Soderman). No other fights on the program were mentioned. This fight may have been held in private.

Reported in the Champaign (IL) News-Gazette, edition of Sunday, March 2 (Bob Soderman). The venue was not mentioned, but this fight probably occurred at the Garfield Eagles Athletic Club, and may have been in private. No other bouts on the program were reported in the Tribune.

Reported in the Chicago Tribune (Bob Soderman).