Dallas Wrestling Results

Dallas, Texas: Tuesady, January 7, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Dan Miller and Johnny Valentine drew (60:00) (no falls) … Kurt
Hess and Baron Raschke b. Alex Medina and Waldo Von Erich … Grizzly Smith b. Swede
Karlsen … Stan Kowaksi b. Tank Morgan (local debut) … “Young” Bull Curry b. Gary Hart
(2-0)
Note: Valentine was billed as a former American champion.

*On Thursday, January 9, 1969, Ed McLemore passed away of a heart attack at the age
of 62. According to the Dallas Morning News, “McLemore’s personal activity at the
Sportatorium had been serverely restricted since a heart attack last February.” He was
listed as the promoter of the wrestling shows through December 17, 1968.

*Jack Adkisson, known to the public as wrestler Fritz Von Erich, would become the
promoter of wrestling events for the Dallas Wrestling Club and the National Wrestling
Alliance in Dallas. Ed Watt, McLemore’s longtime assistant, would serve as Adkisson’s
matchmaker and “front.”

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, January 14, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Baron Raschke b. Don Jardine (chain match) … Dan Miller and
Grizzly Smith b. Stan Kowaksi and Tank Morgan … Johnny Valentine b. Tiger Conway …
The Butcher b. Alex Medina … “Young” Bull Curry b. Swede Karlson … (promoter: Jack
Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, January 21, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … The Von Erichs (Fritz and Waldo Von Erich) b. Gary Hart and Don
Jardine (2-0) … Johnny Valentine b. Tank Morgan … Baron Raschke b. Alex Medina
(Raschke reportedly “remained undefeated”) … Joe Blanchard b. Kurt Hess … Grizzly
Smith b. The Butcher (DQ) … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)
Note: The Butcher reportedly weighed 300 pounds.

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, January 28, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich and Baron Von Raschke wrestled to a double
disqualification in the third fall (1-1) … Dan Miller b. The Spoiler (Don Jardine) … Johnny
Valentine b. Grizzly Smith … Bull Curry Jr. and Waldo Von Erich wrestled Swede Karlsen
and Krusher Kowalski to a draw … Jose Lothario (debut) b. Tank Morgan … (promoter:
Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, February 4, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … American Tag Team Champions Dan Miller and Fritz Von Erich
wrestled Krusher Kowalski and Baron Raschke to a draw (1-1) (60:00) … Joe Blanchard
b. The Butcher … Jose Lothario b. Alex Medina … Benito Matta b. Pepe Villa … Swede
Karlsen b. Tank Morgan … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, February 11, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Texas State Heavyweight Champion Dan Miller b. Johnny
Valentine (2/3) (third fall by reverse decision and subsequent disqualification) … Texas
Women’s Champion Evelyn Stevens b. Bette Boucher (2/3) … Jose Lothario b. Swede
Karlson … The Butcher and Alex Medina drew … Reggie Parks b. Tank Morgan …
(promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, February 18, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Duke Keomuka b. Baron Raschke (2/3) (third fall by DQ)
(reportedly Raschke’s first loss in Dallas) … Joe Blanchard and Krusher Kowalski
wrestled “Young” Bull Curry and Yashimira to a draw (Yashimira was billed as a protégé
of Duke Keomuka) … Tank Morgan b. Alex Medina … Reggie Parks b. Swede Karlson …
Waldo Von Erich b. The Butcher … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, February 25, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Dan Miller (2/3) … Jose Lothario and Baron
Raschke wrestled to a double disqualification … Sonny King b. Swede Karlson … Reggie
Parks b. Krusher Kowalski … Tank Morgan b. Danny Plechas … (promoter: Jack
Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, March 4, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … American Heavyweight Champion Fritz Von Erich b. Gene Kiniski
(2-0) (special referee: Lou Thesz) (Von Erich agreed to retire if he lost) … Jose Lothario
and Reggie Parks b. Baron Raschke and Dusty Rhodes (DQ) … Johnny Valentine b.
Waldo Von Erich … Joe Blanchard and Dan Miller drew … Tiger Conway b. Swed Karlson
… (promoter: Jack Adkisson)
Note: According to the Dallas Morning News on March 4, 1969: “Von Erich has vowed
he would retire from wrestling if he failed to win one match of the 2-night series [with
Kiniski], and he lost in the feature at Fort Worth Monday night.” Thesz refereed both
matches.

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, March 11, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Duke Keomuka (2/3) … Joe Blanchard and
Waldo Von Erich drew (30:00) … Jose Lothario b. Reggie Parks … “Young” Bull Curry b.
Sonny King … Dusty Rhodes b. Danny Plechas (Plechas was a substitute for Dan Miller,
who was injured) … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)
Note: According to the Dallas Morning News: Keomuka “has won more Dallas matches
than any other wrestler.”

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, March 18, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Jose Lothario (2/3) (third fall by DQ) …
Reggie Parks b. Dusty Rhodes … “Young” Bull Curry b. Swede Karlson … Danny
Plechas b. Pepe Villa … Buster Lloyd b. Ken Hollis … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, March 25, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich and Johnny Valentine drew (1-1) (60:00) (non-title
match) … Joe Blanchard b. Buster Lloyd … “Young” Bull Curry b. Krusher Kowalski …
Jose Lothario and Reggie Parks b. Baron Raschke and Dusty Rhodes (DQ) … George
Gaiser (local debut) b. Swede Karlson … (promoter: Jack Adkisson) … (capacity crowd)
Note: Gaiser was billed as a “former SMU football lineman” and, according to the Dallas
Morning News “has played with the San Antonio Toros and Denver Broncos the last two
years.”

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, April 1, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … American Tag Team Champions “Young” Bull Curry and Fritz Von
Erich b. Dusty Rhodes and Johnny Valentine … Buster Lloyd b. Mike Paidousis …
Krusher Kowalski b. Sonny King … Danny Plechas b. Swede Karlsen … Benny Matta b.
Bull Ramos … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, April 8, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Jose Lothario (2/3) … Wahoo McDaniel (local
debut) b. “Crazy” Luke Graham (50 seconds) … “Young” Bull Curry and Reggie Parks
wrestled Baron Raschke and Dusty Rhodes to a draw … Swede Karlson b. Sonny King …
Krusher Kowalski and Buster Lloyd drew … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, April 15, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Johnny Valentine (2/3) … Wahoo McDaniel b.
Joe Blanchard … George Gaiser b. Sid Jones … Mike Paidousis b. Buster Lloyd …
Reggie Parks b. Krusher Kowalski … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, April 22, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … “Young” Bull Curry, Jose Lothario and Wahoo McDaniel b. Dusty
Rhodes, Johnny Valentine and Baron Von Raschke … Reggie Parks b. Buster Lloyd …
Juan Rios b. Krusher Kowalski … Pedro Valdez b. Sonny King … (promoter: Jack
Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, April 29, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … American Heavyweight Champion Fritz Von Erich and Johnny
Valentine were both counted out in the third fall (1-1) … Wahoo McDaniel b. Dusty
Rhodes … Pancho Lopez b. The Sundown Kid … Jose Lothario b. Sid Jones … Swede
Karlson and Pedro Valdez drew … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, May 6, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Johnny Valentine (2/3) (third fall by DQ) (ring
surrounded by a fence) … Baron Raschke and Dusty Rhodes wrestled Jose Lothario and
Wahoo McDaniel to a draw … Reggie Parks b. Swede Karlson … Gorilla Lopez b. Pedro
Valdez … “Young” Bull Curry b. Pepe Gomez … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, May 13, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Duke Keomuka and Wahoo McDaniel b. Baron Raschke and Dusty
Rhodes (2/3) … Jose Lothario b. Buster Lloyd … “Young” Bull Curry b. Sid Jones …
Gorilla Lopez b. Pepe Gomez … Tiger Conway b. The Sundown Kid … (promoter: Jack
Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, May 20, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Texas State Heavyweight Champion Johnny Valentine and Wahoo
McDaniel drew (60:00) … Lord Littlebrook vs. Mighty Atom … “Young” Bull Curry and
Jose Lothario vs. Baron Raschke and Dusty Rhodes … Gorilla Lopez vs. Swede Karlsen
… Joe Blanchard vs. Pedro Valdez … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)
Note: According to the Dallas Morning News: “Valentine’s rough-house tactics cost Fritz
Von Erich two teeth and referee Dick Raines a fractured cheekbone. McDaniel, who has
played eight years of professional football in the American Football League, has gone
undefeated locally through eight matches.”

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, May 27, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … “Young” Bull Curry, Jose Lothario and Fritz Von Erich b. Joe
Blanchard, Dusty Rhodes and Johnny Valentine (2/3) (Texas “tag out” match, which was
basically an elimination match) … George Gaiser b. Mike Paidousis … Gorilla Lopez b.
Pepe Gomez … Joe Blanchard vs. Jose Lothario … “Young” Bull Curry vs. Dusty Rhodes
… (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, June 3, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Baron Raschke b. Jose Lothario in an eight-man tournament final
to capture the vacant Texas Brass Knuckles Title … Wahoo McDaniel and Waldo Von
Erich drew … first round mathches were: Jose Lothario b. Mike Paidousis … Baron
Raschke b. Gorilla Lopez … Wahoo McDaniel b. Dusty Rhodes … Waldo Von Erich b.
Johnny Valentine (decision) … other matches on show: Reggie Parks b. “Young” Bull
Curry … Alex Perez b. Pepe Gomez … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, June 10, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel b. American Heavyweight Champion Johnny
Valentine (Indian Death Match, “a leather strap will be used to bind” the wrestlers “by the
left wrists”) (non-title match) … Jose Lothario b. Gorilla Lopez … Mike Paidousis b. Pedro
Valdez … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Alex Perez (2-0) … Bob Duncum (local debut) b. Sid
Jones … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)
Notes: The Dallas Morning News reported on June 11, 1969 that Johnny Valentine “won
the American heavyweight wrestling championship from Fritz Von Erich in Fort Worth
Monday night.” Duncum was reportedly “on the squad of the pro football St. Louis
Cardinals.”

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, June 17, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Texas Brass Knuckles Champion Baron Raschke b. Bull Curry Sr.
(2/3) … Jose Lothario and Wahoo McDaniel b. Bob Duncum and Dusty Rhodes …
Thunderbolt Patterson b. Buster Lloyd … Waldo Von Erich b. Joe Blanchard (DQ) …
Reggie Parks b. Pedro Valdez … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, June 24, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel and Thunderbolt Patterson b. Dusty Rhodes and
Johnny Valentine … Jose Lothario and Baron Raschke drew … Gorilla Lopez b. Marc
Allen … Joe Blanchard b. Alex Perez … Reg Parks b. Sid Jones … (promoter: Jack
Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, July 1, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Grizzly Smith b. Johnny Valentine (Valentine “blamed his loss” on
Fritz Von Erich, who was Smith’s second) … Wahoo McDaniel and Waldo Von Erich b.
Buster Lloyd and Baron Raschke … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Gorilla Lopez … Timothy
Geohagen and Reggie Parks drew … Mary DeLeon b. Evelyn Stevens … (promoter:
Jack Adkisson)
Note: According to the Dallas Morning News, Smith “suffered a neck injury several
months ago when he lost to Valentine’s neck-smasher and had to take several weeks off
from the wrestling wars.”

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, July 8, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Johnny Valentine (2/3) (third fall by DQ)
(Valentine attacked the referee) … Jose Lothario b. Bob Duncum … Jose Lothario and
Thunderbolt Patterson b. Joe Blanchard and Dusty Rhodes (Lothario was a substitute for
Grizzly Smith) … Tony Gonzales b. Gorilla Lopez … Timothy Geohagen b. Sid Jones …
(promoter: Jack Adkisson) … (referee: Danny Plechas) … (capacity crowd)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, July 15, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Johnny Valentine (Texas Death Match)
(Valentine was carried from the ring) …Thunderbolt Patterson b. Dusty Rhodes … Jose
Lothario and Wahoo McDaniel b. Alex Perez and Baron Raschke … Reg Parks b. The
Bushman (DQ) (Bushman was managed by Gary Hart) … Gorilla Lopez b. Timothy
Geohagen … (promoter: Jack Adkisson) … (capacity crowd)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, July 22, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel b. Gary Hart (Indian Death Match) …
Thunderbolt Patterson b. Baron Raschke (2/3) … The Bushman b. Tommy O’Brien …
Joe Blanchard and Benny Matta drew … Tony Gonzales and Jose Lothario b. Dick
Murdoch (local debut) and Dusty Rhodes … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, July 29, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel and Thunderbolt Patterson b. The Bushman and
Gary Hart (2/3) … Dick Murdoch b. Gorilla Lopez … Alex Perez b. Dusty Rhodes …
Baron Raschke b. Reggie Parks … Tony Gonzales b. The Masked Marvel … (promoter:
Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, August 5, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … American Heavyweight Champion Fritz Von Erich b. Johnny
Valentine (2/3) (Valentine brawled with Wahoo McDaniel during the third fall) … Tony
Gonzales b. Dick Murdoch (Gonzales was a substitute for Wahoo McDaniel, who was
unable to compete due to his battle with Valentine) … Joe Blanchard and Tony Gonzales
drew … Alex Perez b. Gorilla Lopez … Gary Hart b. Tiger Conway … (promoter: Jack
Adkisson)
Note: According to the Dallas Morning News, “Valentine lost the [American Heavyweight]
belt to Von Erich Monday night in Fort Worth. An altercation beween Valentine and
Indian wrestler Chief Wahoo McDaniel altered two matches.” The August 26, 1969 edition
of the Dallas Morning News reported that “national wrestling officials decided to hold up
the title belt for a rematch” following the controversial Fort Worth and Dallas affairs.

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, August 12, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel b. Baron Raschke (Russian Chain Match) …
Jose Lothario and Thunderbolt Patterson b. Dick Murdoch and Dusty Rhodes (DQ) …
Tony Gonzales b. Alex Perez … Salvador Lothario (local debut) b. Gorilla Lopez …
Ramona Lsbell b. Marva Scott … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)
Note: Salvador Lothario was billed as Jose’s brother.

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, August 19, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel b. Johnny Valentine (2/3) (third fall by DQ) …
Jose Lothario and Dusty Rhodes drew … Benito Matta b. Mike Paidousis … Alex Perez b.
Tommy O’Brien … Joe Blanchard b. Salvador Lothario … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, August 26, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson and Fritz Von Erich b. Gary Hart and
Johnny Valentine (2-0) … Wahoo McDaniel b. Baron Raschke (McDaniel remained
undefeated in Dallas) … Silento Rodriguez b. Alex Perez … Jerry Miller b. Dick Murdoch
… Jose Lothario b. Swede Karlson … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, September 2, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Grizzly Smith and Thunderbolt Patterson b. Gary Hart and The
Stomper (local debut) (2/3) … Jose Lothario b. Joe Blanchard … Jerry Miller b. Silento
Rodriguez … Tiger Conway b. Sundown Kid … Benny Matta b. Tommy O’Brien …
(promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, September 9, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … NWA World Heavyweight Champion Dory Funk Jr. and Wahoo
McDaniel drew (60:00) … Jose Lothario and Thunderbolt Patterson b. The Bushman and
Dusty Rhodes … Gary Hart b. Silento Rodriguez … Grizzly Smith b. The Stomper (DQ) …
Tony Gonzales and Jerry Miller drew … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, September 16, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Grizzly Smith b. The Bushman (2-0) … Thunderbolt Patterson b.
Gary Hart (2/3) … The Stomper b. Benito Matta … Tony Gonzales and Mike Paidousis
drew … Jose Lothario b. Mark Allen … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, September 23, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel and Fritz Von Erich b. The Bushman and Johnny
Valentine … Thunderbolt Patterson b. The Stomper (DQ) … Gary Hart and Jose Lothario
drew … Kay Noble b. Jessica Rogers … Jerry Miller vs. Silento Rodriguez … (promoter:
Jack Adkisson)
Note: The Dallas Morning News repored that Valentine and Von Erich were “involved in a
dispute over the American heavyweight wrestling championship.”

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, September 30, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Johnny Valentine (according to the Dallas
Morning News, Von Erich earned “the right to name the date and site for their American
heavyweight title rematch.”) … Jose Lothario and Grizzly Smith b. Mike Paidousis and
The Spoiler (Lothario and Smith were originally scheduled to wrestle the “new” American
Tag Team Champions The Great Malenko and Charles Montague) … Wahoo McDaniel
b. The Bushman (McDaniel remained undefeated in Dallas) … Tiger Conway and Jerry
Miller drew … Tony Gonzales b. Benito Matta … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)
Note: The September 30, 1969 newspaper stated: “Ruling that Valentine was hindered
in the deciding fall of their recent title bout here, won by Von Erich, the championship
committee held the title in abeyance until a title rematch.”

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, October 7, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Gary Hart and The Stomper b. The Bushman and Duke Keomuka
(2/3) … Joe Blanchard b. Jerry Miller (Blanchard was originally slated to wrestle Benito
Matta) … Grizzly Smith b. Spoiler I (DQ) … The Great Malenko (local debut) b. Silento
Rodriguez … Willie Wilson vs. Benny Zeh … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, October 14, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson b. The Stomper (Patterson remained
undefeated in Dallas) … Gary Hart vs. Wahoo McDaniel … Tom Andrews vs. The Great
Malenko … Nick Kozak vs. Charles Montague … Tiger Conway vs. Jerry Miller …
(promoter: Jack Adkisson)
Note: Both Johnny Valentine and Fritz Von Erich participated in public training sessions,
the latter with the Stomper and Valentine with Gary Hart (fans picked, by applause, who
the wrestlers would train with)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, October 21, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Johnny Valentine to capture the vacant
American Heavyweight Title (2-0) (first fall by DQ) (ring was surrounded by a fence) …
Wahoo McDaniel b. The Stomper … The Great Malenko and Charles Montague b. Tony
Gonzales and Thunderbolt Patterson … Gary Hart b. Tom Andrews (Andrews was
originally slated to wrestle The Bushman) … Grizzly Smith b. Jerry Miller … (promoter:
Jack Adkisson) … (referee: Danny Plechas) … (capacity crowd)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, October 28, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel and Thunderbolt Patterson b. Gary Hart and
Spoiler I (McDaniel was a substitute for Fritz Von Erich, who was reportedly injured) …
Wahoo McDaniel b. Bull Ramos … The Great Malenko b. Tiger Conway … Tom Andrews
and Joe Blanchard drew … “Sir” Charles Montague b. Swede Karlsen … (promoter: Jack
Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, November 4, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Wahoo McDaniel (reportedly McDaniel’s first
Dallas loss since his April debut) … Nick Kozak and Thunderbolt Patterson b. Jerry Miller
and Bull Ramos … Grizzly Smith b. Gorilla Lopez … The Great Malenko b. Tom Andrews
… “Sir” Charles Montague b. Silento Rodriguez … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, November 11, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Fritz Von Erich (2/3) (lumberjack match with
eight wrestlers surrounding the ring) (Von Erich was attacked by several of the
lumberjacks in the final fall) (non-title match) (the third fall “cannot be won unless Von
Erich apples his ‘iron claw’ or Valentine uses his ‘elbow smasher.’”) … Wahoo McDaniel
b. Spoiler I … Grizzly Smith b. The Stomper … Jerry Miller b. Silento Rodriguez … Benji
Ramirez b. Tony Gonzales … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, November 18, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Johnny Valentine (Texas Death Match) …
Wahoo McDaniel and Grizzly Smith b. Gary Hart and Spoiler I … The Great Malenko b.
Tony Gonzales … Joe Blanchard and Nick Kozak drew … The Stomper b. Silento
Rodriguez … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, November 25, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel and Thunderbolt Patterson b. American Tag
Team Champions The Great Malenko and Lord Charles Montague (2/3) (non-title match)
… Nick Kozak b. Benji Ramirez … Tom Andrews b. Tony Gonzales … Benito Matta and
Mike Paidousis drew … Cowboy Bradley b. Billy the Kid … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, December 2, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Grizzly Smith, Wahoo McDaniel, Ricky Romero and Fritz Von Erich
b. The Great Malenko, Gary Hart, The Spoiler I, Johnny Valentine (Texas “tag out”
elimination match) … Texas Women’s Champion Evelyn Stevens b. Mary DeLeon …
Grizzly Smith b. Gary Hart … Ricky Romero and Spoiler I drew … Bill Watts b. Charles
Montague … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, December 9, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel and Pat O’Connor b. The Great Malenko and
Johnny Valentine (special referee: Fritz Von Erich) … Nick Kozak and Spoiler I drew …
Charles Montague b. Tiger Conway … Tom Andrews b. Tony Gonzales … Joe Blanchard
b. Mike Paidousis … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, December 16, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Waldo Von Erich b. The Great Malenko … Johnny Valentine b.
Ernie Ladd (2/3) … Wahoo McDaniel b. Spoiler I … Nick Kozak b. Tom Andrews …
Thunderbolt Patterson and Benji Ramirez drew … (promoter: Jack Adkisson)
Notes: The Dallas Morning News reported that both Ladd and McDaniel retired from
professional football “this year.” No show next week.

Dallas, Texas: Tuesday, December 30, 1969
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Johnny Valentine (Texas Death Match) (ring was
surrounded by a fence) … Nick Kozak b. Benji Ramirez … Joe Blanchard b. Tommy O’
Brien … Grizzly Smith b. Spoiler I … Benito Matta and Lord Charles Montague drew …
(promoter: Jack Adkisson) … (referee: Danny Plechas)

Research by Tim Hornbaker
October 2, 2010

Dallas Wrestling Results - 1969