Foxcroft Academy Sponsors 12-Man Wrestling Match

Bangor Daily News – May 5, 1986

DOVER-FOXCROFT – The Foxcroft Academy Hockey Association will sponsor international championship wrestling at 8 p.m. Monday, May 5, at Foxcroft Academy.  This event will be a 12-man battle royal match.

Pro Wrestling

Fort Hood Sentinel – August 21, 1986

The Central Texas Chapter of AUSA is sponsoring world class professional wrestling, 7 p.m. Sept. 2 at Prichard Stadium.  Tickets are $6 in advance and $7 at the gate and can be purchased at Fiddlers Green Recreation Center.  The feature match will pit Lance Von Erich vs. Dingo from Queens.  For information, call 634-2950.

World Class Wrestling

Fort Hood Sentinel – December 4, 1986

The Texas Chapter of the Association of the United States Army will sponsor a world class wrestling presentation, to include Dingo, Lance Von Erich, Matt Borne and Buzz Sawyer.  There will be a total of five meets 7 p.m. Dec. 4 at Abrams Physical Fitness Center.  Tickets purchased at the gate will be $7.

World Class Wrestlers Tangle At FH

Fort Hood Sentinel – December 11, 1986
By Sonya Hill and Jenna Westlein

Dingo the Warrior picks on Master Gee

In hair pulling, teeth grinding, head banging action, 12 world class wrestlers awed and entertained a large Fort Hood audience Dec. 4 at Abrams Physical Fitness Center.

Von Eric Gains Victory After Dingo Disqualified

Fort Hood Sentinel – September 11, 1986
By Dale A. Cheatham

Leduc inflicts excruciating pain on Adias

Body slams and flying drop kicks were the order of the day when the Central Texas Chapter of AUSA sponsored world class professional wrestling Sept. 2 at Prichard Stadium.

Untitled

The Cherokeean – November 13, 1986

LANCE VON ERICH will be one of the several wrestling stars featured at a World Class Wrestling Match at Lon Morris Gym at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 15.  The event is sponsored by the Cherokee County Charities Association.  Matches include Dingo Warrior versus Maniac Matt Borne; Von Erich versus Maddog Buzz Sawyer; Cowboy Scott Casey versus Black Bart; Chief Mark Youngblood versus Brian Adias; Perry Jackson versus Grappler No. 1.  Tickets are available at Blankinship TV, Rusk Home Video and All That Video in Jacksonville.  Ringside prices are $8 advance, $9 gate; chairs, $7 advance, $8 at the gate; general admission, $5 advance and $6 gate; children, $3 advance and $4 gate.

Grrrrowl!

Fort Hood Sentinel – August 28, 1986

The Dingo Warrior strolls around the ring undaunted.  The Central Texas Chapter of AUSA is sponsoring world class professional wrestling, 7 p.m. Sept. 2 at Prichard Stadium.  Tickets are $6 in advance and $7 at the gate and can be purchased at Fiddlers Green Recreation Center.  For information, call 634-2950.

The Victory Circle…

The Daily Sentinel – March 14, 1986

Pro Wrestler Ox Baker

During the past couple of weeks, I like many other local people, had the opportunity to meet “Ox” Baker, a nationally renowned professional wrestler.

Wrestling Program To Highlight Activities

The Daily Sentinel – July 3, 1986

OX BAKER

RACINE – Final plans for Friday’s “Fourth of July” Celebration in Racine were set Wednesday evening by the Racine Volunteer Fire Department.

Magnum T.A. Leaves Hospital

Wilmington Morning Star – November 29, 1986

CHARLOTTE – Professional wrestler Magnum T.A.,who suffered spinal injuries when his $53,000 Porsche hit a utility pole in Charlotte, has been released from Charlotte Memorial Hospital, officials say.

Magnum, whose real name is Terry Wayne Allen, was released Wednesday and was admitted to Charlotte Rehabilitation Hospital, according to a spokeswoman with Jim Crockett Promotions. Magnum, a Tidewater, Va., native who was hospitalized Oct. 16, was listed in good condition at the hospital Friday, a hospital spokeswoman said.

Meanwhile Thursday night, spectators at Starrcade 86, the annual wrestling extravaganza that draws thousands of fans to the Greensboro Coliseum, said they missed Magnum.

“It’s not the same here without him,” said Faye Putnam of Shelby, who spent $120 to buy tickets for her husband and two children.  “He is Starrcade.  He’s my man.”

“I like Magnum.  Everybody likes him.  It’s a whole lot different without him,” said Ricky Dabbs, 15, of Reidsville.