Sep 1916
Victoria Pavilion, Calgary, Alberta
Officially No Decision, but local papers called it a draw.
Jan 1916
Horse Show Pavilion, Edmonton, Alberta
Scaler retired after round eight complaining of intense pain in his right hip. Referee was Lieut.Col.J.H. McKinery of the 55th Batt. This was a No Decision bout. Attendance: 1, 500. There were two prelims featuring local soldiers. This is first pro card in Alberta since the death of Luther McCarty in 1913.
Nov 1915
Hillyard, Washington
May 1913
Thistle Rink, Edmonton, Alberta
Referee Robinson, a late sub for Eddie Smith who had officiated the tragic McCarty-Pelkey bout that morning, stated no decision would be given in light of Luther McCarty's death; Welsh outweighed Scaler by ten pounds and was clearly better. The Edmonton Daily Bulletin reported that Robinson was inexperienced as to local "clean-break" rules, placing Scaler at a disadvantage.
Jan 1913
Empire Theatre, Edmonton, Alberta
Hyland was a late sub for Champion Joe Bayley who had broken his hand in a bout with Tom Moore. Scored by 4 ringside judges and the referee: 3 for Scaler and two a draw. Both came in over the expected limit of 133. "...the slowest, most uninteresting bout seen in Edmonton in years..."Edmonton Daily Bulletin. Lots of clinching and foul work, Hyland was constantly hitting on the breaks.
Dec 1912
Empire Theatre, Edmonton, Alberta
Source: Dec. 19 Tacoma Daily News & 1915 T. S. Andrews. New Source. Edmonton Daily Bulletin.
Nov 1912
Thistle Rink, Edmonton, Alberta
Barrieau's Manager Chet McIntyre threw in the towel.
Oct 1912
Thistle Rink, Edmonton, Alberta
Both men contracted to weigh 133 the day of the fight.Described as the pro debut of Ernie Barrieau former amateur champion of Vancouver.Edmonton Daily Bulletin After ten rounds, Barrieau had a good lead. "...In the eleventh round (Scaler) took a perceptible brace and went after Barrieau with the evident intention of securing a knockout..." Too little too late.
Aug 1912
Diamond Park, Edmonton, Alberta
Referee Ehrling (also spelt Ehrlyn) stopped the fight at the request of Acting Chief of Police Wright as Hayes was badly outclassed and taking a terrific beating.
Jul 1912
Diamond Park, Edmonton, Alberta
Edmonton Daily BulletinThe winner to meet Joe Bayley the Canadian Lightweight Champ.
Feb 1912
White City Club Rooms, Worcester, Massachusetts
As Kid Scaler of Worcester (Boston Globe).
Jan 1912
Lake Shore A.C., Worcester, Massachusetts
Jan 1912
Fall River, Massachusetts
Jan 1912
Mechanics Hall, Manchester, New Hampshire
Jan 1912
Pastime A.C., Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Newspaper decision from the Boston Globe. Scaler won decisively.
Dec 1911
Unity Cycle Club, Lawrence, Massachusetts
Dec 1911
Higgins Hall, Lowell, Massachusetts
May 1911
Unity Cycle Club, Lawrence, Massachusetts
Mar 1911
Unity Cycle Club, Lawrence, Massachusetts
Feb 1911
Armory, Boston, Massachusetts
Scaler subbed for Pal Moore. Tacoma Daily News
Jan 1911
Taft, California
Oct 1910
Maricopa, California
The issues of the last six months of the 1910 Midway Driller are missing. According to a 1911 issue of the Midway Driller, this bout took place in October or November 1910.
Jan 1910
Old Pavilion, Sacramento, California
Jan 1910
Old Pavilion, Sacramento, California
LA Herald & SF Call reported a draw.
Dec 1909
Dreamland Rink, San Francisco, California
Gary broke a hand. This was a benefit for Johnny Murphy of Honolulu, who was ill. Tacoma Daily News
Dec 1909
Alameda AC, Alameda, California
Oct 1909
Exposition Rink, Saint Johns, Oregon
Newspaper decision from Portland Oregonian
Sep 1909
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Exact date uncertain. Source: Minneapolis Journal
May 1909
Lethbridge, Alberta
Coleman Miner, June 4 1909
May 1909
Cranbrook, British Columbia
Reported in Coleman Miner, June 4 1909. Exact result unknown but Scaler was the winner.
Jun 1908
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Jun 1908
Steamer Yosemite, Sound Beach, Washington
This bout reportedly took place somewhere on the waters of Puget Sound. Tacoma Daily News. It was aboard the steamer Yosemite, per the Everett Morning Tribune.
Mar 1908
Bakersfield, California
Feb 1908
Union Theatre, Bakersfield, California
Jan 1908
Dreamland Rink, San Francisco, California
For Lightweight Championship of the Pacific Coast, but Murphy overweight.
Dec 1907
Sacramento, California
Sep 1907
Calgary, Alberta
Lauder down twice in the 5th round, Scaler down in the 15th. (The Edmonton Bulletin, 3 September 1907)
Jun 1907
Evening capital news., January 12, 1913. From a published Thompson record. Venue. month and day not listed.
Sep 1906
Tivoli Opera House, Lewistown, Montana
With Knight hunched over and shielding his face most of the time, Scaler piled up points by slamming his foe with kidney punches.--(Fergus County Argus), 9/28/1906
Aug 1906
Long Acre A.C., New York, New York
May 1906
Spokane, Washington
Apr 1906
Butte A.C., Butte, Montana
Apr 1906
Spokane Amateur A.C., Spokane, Washington
Results from the Pullman Herald (Washington)
Oct 1905
Spokane Amateur A.C., Spokane, Washington
The Kendrick gazette., November 03, 1905
Sep 1905
Armory Hall, Walla Walla, Washington
Denny's seconds threw up the sponge. "The crowd considered the fight a fake, although it was plain from the start that Scaler was the better man. Denny was knocked down three times and took the count. Until nearly midnight it looked as if the fight would be called off, as box receipts were only $268, while a purse of $500 had been guaranteed. Scaler refused to fight for less than $500. At last, after collecting $27, they were persuaded to enter the ring with the result above stated." Spokane Spokesman-Review
Feb 1905
Fort Assiniboine, Alberta
Jan 1905
Auditorium, Spokane, Washington
Aug 1904
Spkane Theatre, Spokane, Washington
May 1904
Broadway Theater, Butte, Montana
