Long Island Star-Journal – March 5, 1962
Argentine grappler Pampero Firpo returns to Sunnyside Garden, tomorrow night to face Jim LaRock in one of the features of the weekly pro wrestling card. Continue reading
Long Island Star-Journal – March 5, 1962
Argentine grappler Pampero Firpo returns to Sunnyside Garden, tomorrow night to face Jim LaRock in one of the features of the weekly pro wrestling card. Continue reading
Long Island Star-Journal – June 8, 1962
Bob Orton and The Great Scott will clash with the Fabulous Kangaroos – Roy Heffernan and Al Costello – in the best-of-three falls tag team match which headlines a non-televised pro wrestling matinee card at Sunnyside Garden tomorrow. Continue reading
Sarasota Herald-Tribune – April 26, 1976
Referee Stu Schwartz ended the feature match on Saturday night’s wrestling card at Robarts Sports Arena by calling a double disqualification on Dusty Rhodes and The Assassin at 12:41. Continue reading
Posted in 1976
Tagged Abe Jacobs, Ali Pasha, Bill Howard, Bill Robinson, Bob Orton, Bob Orton Jr., Dusty Rhodes, George Harris, Hiro Matsuda, Jack Brisco, Mike Graham, Pak Song, Steve Keirn, The Assassin, The Mauler
The Miami News – April 8, 1976
Dusty Rhodes beat Terry Funk in a Texas bull rope match last night in the main event of the professional wrestling matches at Miami-Dade Community College North. Continue reading
Palm Beach Post – November 16, 1976
Dusty Rhodes defeated Ox Baker last night to win the main event of the professional wrestling meet held at West Palm Beach Auditorium. Continue reading
Posted in 1976
Tagged Billy Graham, Bob Backlund, Bob Orton, Bob Orton Jr., Don Serrano, Duke Miller, Dusty Rhodes, George McCreary, Jerry Brisco, Norvell Austin, Ox Baker, Ray Candy
Omaha World – September 28, 1954
Joe Louis, 40, Monday night returned to the ring in the City Auditorium to toss a little leather.
He was matched against rassler Art Nielsen, who also wore boxing gloves for the scheduled six-round exhibition. Continue reading
Posted in 1954
Tagged Art Nielsen, Bob Orton, Dave Simms, Dick Dusek, Ernie Dusek, Joe Louis, Mike DiBiase, Reggie Lisowski, Roberto Pico, Yukon Eric
St. Petersburg Times – October 12, 1950
The Great Togo completely mastered Danny Dusek in a special event on the National Guard sponsored wrestling program at the Gable Armory last night before an estimated 1,500 fans. Continue reading
Posted in 1950
Tagged Bob Orton, Danny Dusek, Dick Trout, Great Togo, Green Hornet, Hal Keene, Rube Wright, Tommy Bell
The Evening Independent – October 11, 1950
Japanese hocus-pocus takes over at the N. Worth Gable armory tonight when The Great Togo takes on Danny (Riot Squad) Dusek in the feature match of the national guard wrestling program. Continue reading
Posted in 1950
Tagged Bob Orton, Danny Dusek, Dick Trout, Great Togo, Green Hornet, Hal Keene, Rube Wright, Tommy Bell