The Minneapolis Star – August 29, 1964
Amateur athletes and teams in the Twin City area will benefit from proceeds of tonight’s professional wrestling card matching Vern Gagne against The Crusher in St. Paul’s Midway Stadium. Continue reading
The Minneapolis Star – August 29, 1964
Amateur athletes and teams in the Twin City area will benefit from proceeds of tonight’s professional wrestling card matching Vern Gagne against The Crusher in St. Paul’s Midway Stadium. Continue reading
Posted in 1964
Tagged Ann Reagan, Billy Red Cloud, Dale Lewis, Eddie Sharkey, Guy Mitchell, Jack Lanza, Kay Noble, Mitsu Arakawa, Rocky Hamilton, The Crusher, Tiny Mills, Verne Gagne
Eugene Register-Guard – June 28, 1979
Dutch Savage will take on Buddy Rose in the headliner of the weekly pro wrestling card Friday night at Lane County Fairgrounds. Continue reading
Posted in 1979
Tagged Buddy Rose, Dale Lewis, Dutch Savage, Johnathan Boyd, Kurt Von Steiger, Matt Borne, Ricky Hunter, Rip Rogers
Eugene Register-Guard – January 22, 1976
Bull Ramos and Dutch Savage will clash in a Texas Death Match Friday night in the pro wrestling feature at Lane County Fairgrounds. Continue reading
Posted in 1976
Tagged Bull Ramos, Dale Lewis, Dutch Savage, Fritz von Schneider, Jeffrey Portz, Jesse Ventura, Johnny Eagle, Manny Cruz, Ricky Hunter, Tapu
Milwaukee Sentinel – April 14, 1966
Big time wrestling will return to Milwaukee after a three year absence Apr. 23, with five bouts scheduled at the Auditorium starting at 9 p.m.
A double main event will highlight the card. Continue reading
Posted in 1966
Tagged Bob Kappel, Bob Morgan, Chris Markhoff, Chris Tolos, Dale Lewis, Eddie Sharkey, Harley Race, Larry Hennig, Mark Starr, Pat O'Connor, The Crusher, Verne Gagne
Milwaukee Sentinel – May 1, 1968
Saturday night’s professional wrestling show at the Auditorium, which is topped by a tag team match, was completed Tuesday with the signing of two more bouts.
Posted in 1968
Tagged Big Luke, Bill Watts, Bob Ramstad, Dale Lewis, Eddie Sharkey, Harley Race, Igor Voldik, Larry Hennig, Mad Dog Vachon, Tiny Mills
St. Petersburg Times – February 12, 1970
TAMPA – Jack Brisco defeated Mr. Saito Tuesday night in front of 6,000 spectators at Fort Hesterly Armory in the feature event of the Gasparilla wrestling card. Continue reading
The Age – December 21, 1964
Extra police were set to Festival Hall on Saturday night to control a crowd of about 2000 trying to force their way in to see the wrestling.
The building was already filled to capacity with 8000 spectators, and the doors were closed before 8 p.m.
With the overflow crowd becoming restive, Festival Hall authorities called extra police. Continue reading
Posted in 1964
Tagged Buddy Austin, Con Tolios, Dale Lewis, Danny O’Dea, Dominic DeNucci, Hans Schroeder, Killer Kowalski, Mongolian Stomper, Tex McKenzie
The Age – December 3, 1964
Tex McKenzie may be the dominant figure in an international teams tag match heading the wrestling programme at Festival Hall on Saturday night.
Last week, McKenzie, 6 ft. 6 and 21 stone, was matched with former world heavyweight champion “Killer” Kowalski (U.S.A.), and up to the half-distance showed remarkable strength, skill, speed and versatility.
Eugene Register-Guard – August 14, 1976
Jesse Ventura defeated Dutch Savage in fourth round of a mixed boxer-wrestler main event to highlight the weekly pro wrestling card at Willamette High School Friday night. Continue reading
Posted in 1976
Tagged Black Jack Morris, Bull Ramos, Dale Lewis, Dutch Savage, Jesse Ventura, Matti Suzuki, Shag Thomas, Tami Samoa
Eugene Register-Guard – June 12, 1976
Dutch Savage and Jesse Ventura drew in the main event of the weekly pro wrestling card at the Lane County Fairgrounds Friday night.
In a midget match, Bobo Johnson and Little Farmer stopped Tokyo Joe and Billy The Kid. In other matches, Tami Samoa won on a disqualification over Gorilla Lawler, Dale Lewis stopped Ricky Hunter, and Francisco Flores beat Bill Francis.