Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, January 5, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … NWA World Heavyweight Champion Dory Funk Jr. b. Toru Tanaka
(2/3) (third fall by countout when Tanaka “became involved in a ringside fight with Johnny
Valentine”) … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Killer Kowalski (DQ) … Wahoo McDaniel b. Bob
Orton … The Great Scott and Tim Woods b. Johnny Valentine and Jimmy Vailiant …
Klondike Bill b. The Alaskan … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, January 12, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Toru Tanaka b. Johnny Valentine (Tanaka won the first fall, then
the second and third were ended in double disqualifications) … Killer Kowalski b. Wilbur
Snyder … Pepper Gomez b. Joe Blanchard … Thunderbolt Patterson b. The Alaskan …
The Great Scott and Tim Woods wrestled Bronko Lubich and Chris Markoff to a draw
(Lubich and Markoff were managed by George Harris) … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, January 19, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Toru Tanaka (Texas Death Match) … Pepper
Gomez, Wahoo McDaniel and Thunderbolt Patterson wrestled Killer Kowalski, Bronko
Lubich and Chris Markoff to a double disqualification … Tim Woods b. Bob Orton … The
Great Scott and Johnny Walker drew … Pepper Gomez b. Chris Markoff … (promoter:  
Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, January 26, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel and Toru Tanaka drew (60:00) (1-1) …
Thunderbolt Patterson b. Killer Kowalski (Patterson was a substitute for Fritz Von Erich,
who was injured) … Pepper Gomez b. The Alaskan … Bronko Lubich and Chris Markoff
b. Pepper Gomez and Johnny Walker (Gomez was a substitute for Thunderbolt
Patterson) … Tim Woods b. Jimmy Valiant … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, February 2, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson and Johnny Valentine b. Killer Kowalski and
Toru Tanaka … The Great Scott b. Gorgeous George II (local debut) (DQ) … Pepper
Gomez and Bronko Lubich drew … Johnny Walker b. The Alaskan … Wahoo McDaniel b.
Bob Orton … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, February 9, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. American Heavyweight Champion Toru Tanaka
(1-0) (no disqualification match) (non-title match) (Von Erich was accompanied by
Thunderbolt Patterson) … Bronko Lubich and Chris Markoff b. Pepper Gomez and
Thunderbolt Patterson … Joe Blanchard and Tim Woods drew … Johnny Valentine b.
The Alaskan … Jimmy Valiant b. Bob Orton … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, February 16, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Killer Kowalski (“loser leaves Texas”
match) … Pepper Gomez b. Johnny Walker … Klondike Bill b. Tony Gonzales … The
Great Scott b. Jimmy Valiant … Wahoo McDaniel and Johnny Valentine b. Bronko Lubich
and Chris Markoff (Lubich and Markoff were managed by George Harris) … (promoter:  
Jack Adkisson)
Note:  According to the Dallas Morning News, Valentine “is now a hero with the fans since
he has altered his wrestling style.”

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, February 23, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Toru Tanaka b. Fritz Von Erich to regain the American
Heavyweight Title (Texas Death Match) … Johnny Valentine b. Joe Blanchard … The
Great Scott b. Klondike Bill … Tim Woods b. Jimmy Valiant … Bronko Lubich and Chris
Markoff wrestled Pepper Gomez and Thunderbolt Patterson to a draw … (promoter:  Jack
Adkisson) … (capacity crowd)
Note:  According to the Dallas Morning News, Tanaka “lost the [American] title to Von
Erich in a Ft. Worth match Monday night but regained it with a controversial win in the
anything goes, no rules death bout.”

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, March 2, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Toru Tanaka and Johnny Valentine wrestled to a double countout
in the third fall (1-1) … Wahoo McDaniel b. Tony Gonzales … Pepper Gomez b. Jimmy
Valiant … Gorgeous George II b. Benny Matta … Bronko Lubich and Chris Markoff
wrestled The Great Scott and Tim Woods to a draw … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, March 9, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel and Johnny Valentine b. Bronko Lubich and
Chris Markoff … The Great Scott b. Gorgeous George II … Tim Woods b. Benny Matta …
Pepper Gomez b. Tony Gonzales … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Joe Blanchard …
(promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, March 16, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Bronko Lubich, Chris Markoff and Toru Tanaka wrestled Wahoo
McDaniel, Thunderbolt Patterson and Johnny Valentine to a double disqualification (1-1)
… Tim Woods b. Tony Gonzales … Gorgeous George II b. Jimmy Valiant (Valiant was a
substitute for Pepper Gomez, who was injured) … The Great Scott b. Jack Bence …
(promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, March 23, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Toru Tanaka (ring was surrounded by a fence)
… Duke Keomuka and Thunderbolt Patterson b. American Tag Team Champions Bronko
Lubich and Chris Markoff (DQ) (title didn’t change hands) … Pepper Gomez b. Gorgeous
George II … Johnny Valentine b. The Great Scott … Joe Blanchard and Dusty Rhodes
drew … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)
Note:  According to the Dallas Morning News, the main event had an “international
observer” named “Kanji Higouchi of the Tokyo Athletic Club.” The paper stated that “in a
recent match, Tanaka regained the American title after he threw salt in the eyes of Von
Erich.”

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, March 30, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Pepper Gomez and Wahoo McDaniel b. Bronko Lubich and Chris
Markoff (2/3) (third fall by DQ) (Lubich and Markoff were managed by George Harris III)
(Gomez and McDaniel were accompanied by Thunderbolt Patterson) … Eli Kashey b.
Jimmy Valiant … Dusty Rhodes and Tim Woods drew … Thunderbolt Patterson b.
Gorgeous George II … The Great Scott b. Jack Bence … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, April 6, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Toru Tanaka b. Wahoo McDaniel (“combination judo jacket and
Indian strap match”) (2/3) … Pepper Gomez and Bronko Lubich drew (If Gomez was to
win, he would have received five minutes with Lubich’s manager George Harris) … Joe
Blanchard and Tim Woods drew … Thunderbolt Patterson and Johnny Valentine b. Dusty
Rhodes and Jimmy Valiant … Gorgeous George II b. Gary Fulton … (promoter:  Jack
Adkisson)
Note:  All kids at the program would receive free photos of Thunderbolt Patterson and
Wahoo McDaniel.

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, April 13, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson and Fritz Von Erich b. American Tag Team
Champions Bronko Lubich and Chris Markoff (2-0) (second fall by reverse decision) (non-
title match) … The Great Scott b. Mike Paidousis … Johnny Valentine b. Gorgeous
George II … Pepper Gomez b. Gary Fulton … Tim Woods b. Tony Gonzales …
(promoter:  Jack Adkisson) … (referee:  Dick Raines)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, April 20, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … American Heavyweight Champion Wahoo McDaniel b. Toru
Tanaka (2/3) … Johnny Valentine b. Gary Fulton … Bronko Lubich and Chris Markoff b.
The Great Scott and Tim Woods … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Joe Blanchard (DQ) … Bob
Ranstead (local debut) b. Gorgeous George II … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)
Note:  McDaniel was billed as the newly crowned champion, having beat Tanaka for the
title in Houston.

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, April 27, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine and Fritz Von Erich b. American Tag Team
Champions Bronko Lubich and Chris Markoff (2/3) (non-title match) … Thunderbolt
Patterson b. Toru Tanaka (DQ) … Tim Woods b. Gary Fulton … Pepper Gomez and Bob
Ramstead drew … The Great Scott b. Tony Gonzales … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, May 4, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Bronko Lubich, Chris Markoff and Toru Tanaka b. The Great
Scott, Wahoo McDaniel and Tim Woods (2/3) … Pepper Gomez b. Joe Blanchard …
Johnny Valentine b. Bob Ramstead … George Harris b. Dick Raines … (promoter:  Jack
Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, May 11, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Toru Tanaka b. Fritz Von Erich (2/3) … Thunderbolt Patterson b.
Gorgeous George II … Bronko Lubich b. Gary Fulton … Pepper Gomez and Chris
Markoff drew … The Great Scott and Johnny Valentine b. Jack Bence and Bob Ramstead
… (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, May 18, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson, Johnny Valentine and Fritz Von Erich b.
Bronko Lubich, Chris Markoff and Toru Tanaka (2/3) … Gorgeous George II and Pepper
Gomez drew … Chris Markoff and Johnny Valentine drew … Joe Blanchard b. Jack Bence
… The Great Scott b. Bob Ramstead … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, May 25, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Toru Tanaka (Texas Death Match) … Bronko
Lubich and Chris Markoff wrestled Pepper Gomez and The Great Scott to a draw … Bob
Ramstead b. Tony Gonzales … Wahoo McDaniel b. Skandor Akbar … Tim Woods b.
Gorgeous George II … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, June 1, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Bronko Lubich and Chris Markoff b. Wahoo McDaniel and Johnny
Valentine (2/3) (manager George Harris was handcuffed to Thunderbolt Patterson) …
Texas State Women’s Champion Betty Nicoli b. Princess Partlowe … Thunderbolt
Patterson b. Bob Ramstead … Gorgeous George II b. Benji Ramirez … The Great Scott
and Skandor Akbar drew … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, June 8, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Mil Mascaras b. Toru Tanaka (2/3) (third fall by DQ) …
Thunderbolt Patterson b. Joe Blanchard … Johnny Valentine b. Chris Markoff … The
Great Scott and Tim Woods b. Benji Ramirez and Bob Ramstead … Pepper Gomez b.
Skandor Akbar … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson) … (capacity crowd)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, June 15, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Toru Tanaka b. Fritz Von Erich (2/3) (third fall by DQ when Von
Erich used the “iron pipe used to ring the bell” to hit his opponent) (two referees
officiating) … Johnny Valentine b. Pepper Gomez … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Gorgeous
George II (George was booked to wrestle Tiger Conway) … The Great Scott and Tim
Woods b. Bronko Lubich and Chris Markoff … George Gaiser b. Benji Ramirez …
(promoter:  Jack Adkisson)
Note:  Gaiser was billed as a “former SMU and Denver Bronco football star.”

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, June 22, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … The Great Scott, Wahoo McDaniel and Johnny Valentine b.
George Harris, Bronko Lubich and Chris Markoff (Scott was a substitute for Bull Curry,
who reportedly “missed a plane connection”) … Skandor Akbar and Joe Blanchard drew
… Toru Tanaka b. Tim Woods … George Gaiser b. Bob Ramstead … Bronko Lubich vs.
Wahoo McDaniel … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, June 29, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … American Heavyweight Champion Wahoo McDaniel and
Thunderbolt Patterson drew (60:00) … Bronko Lubich b. Tony Gonzales … Johnny
Valentine b. Tim Woods … Mike Paidousis b. Skandor Akbar … George Gaiser and Chris
Markoff drew … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, July 6, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Mil Mascaras and Wahoo McDaniel b. Thunderbolt Patterson and
Toru Tanaka (2/3) (third fall by DQ) … Tim Woods b. Skandor Akbar … Johnny Valentine
b. Chris Markoff … Nick Kozak and Bronko Lubich drew … Bobby Shane b. Joe
Blanchard … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, July 13, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Toru Tanaka b. Johnny Valentine (2/3) (third fall by countout) …
Tiger Conway and Nick Kozak wrestled Skandor Akbar and Bronko Lubich to a draw …
Thunderbolt Patterson b. Tim Woods … Jose Lothario b. Tony Gonzales … Bobby Shane
b. Chris Markoff … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, July 20, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Toru Tanaka … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Nick
Kozak (Kozak was a substitute for Jose Lothario, who was reportedly injured) … Bobby
Shane b. Tony Gonzales … Joe Blanchard and Tim Woods drew … Nick Kozak and
Johnny Valentine wrestled Bronko Lubich and Buddy Wolfe to a draw … (promoter:  Jack
Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, July 27, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Johnny Valentine (DQ) … Danny
Plechas b. George Harris (taped first match) … Cowboy Lang and Nick Kozak wrestled
Lord Littlebrook and Bronko Lubich to a draw … Wahoo McDaniel b. Skandor Akbar …
Bobby Shane and Buddy Wolfe drew … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, August 3, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Mil Mascaras (2/3) (third fall by countout)
… Johnny Valentine and Buddy Wolfe drew … Toru Tanaka b. Tim Woods … Lord
Littlebrook b. Cowboy Lang … Nick Kozak and Bobby Shane b. Skandor Akbar and
Bronko Lubich … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, August 10, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … American Heavyweight Champion Wahoo McDaniel b. Thunderbolt
Patterson (2/3) (third fall by reverse decision when the official disqualified Patterson) …
Danny Plechas b. George Harris (strap match) (Plechas was accompanied by Wahoo
McDaniel, while Harris was accompanied by Bronko Lubich) … Buddy Wolfe b. The Great
Scott … Joe Blanchard b. Sid Jones … Nick Kozak and Rey Mendoza (local debut) b.
Bronko Lubich and Sabu Singh (local debut) … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, August 17, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson and Fritz Von Erich wrestled to a double
disqualification (1-1) … Nick Kozak, Jose Lothario, Rey Mendoza and Johnny Valentine b.
Skandor Akbar, Bronko Lubich, Toru Tanaka and Buddy Wolfe … Skandor Akbar vs. Rey
Mendoza … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)
Note:  The Dallas Morning News reported that Mendoza was “wrestling’s light heavyweight
king.”

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, August 24, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Jose Lothario in the finals of a 12-man
Russian Roulette battle royal (Patterson won $2,400) (each wrestler put up $100, and it
was matched by matchmaker Ed Watt) … Bobby Shane b. Sabu Singh … Rey Mendoza
and Thunderbolt Patterson drew … Johnny Valentine and Buddy Wolfe drew … Wahoo
McDaniel b. Toru Tanaka … Jose Lothario b. Joe Blanchard … Nick Kozak b. Bronko
Lubich … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, August 31, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … American Heavyweight Champion Wahoo McDaniel b. Thunderbolt
Patterson (2/3) … Buddy Wolfe b. Nick Kozak … Jose Lothario b. Sabu Singh … Bronko
Lubich and Mike Paidousis drew … Rey Mendoza b. Bobby Shane … (promoter:  Jack
Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, September 7, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Rey Mendoza (2/3) … Joe Blanchard b.
Bobby Burns (local debut) … Jose Lothario and Johnny Valentine b. Bronko Lubich and
Buddy Wolfe … Mike Paidousis and Sabu Singh drew (Singh was originally scheduled to
wrestle Tony Gonzales) … Nick Kozak and Bobby Shane drew … (promoter:  Jack
Adkisson)
Note:  Burns “comes in from San Francisco to make his Dallas debut.”

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, September 14, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Wahoo McDaniel b. Buddy Wolfe (2/3) … Jose Lothario b. Killer
Kowalski (DQ) … Bronko Lubich and Toru Tanaka wrestled Nick Kozak and Bobby Shane
to a draw … Thunerbolt Patterson b. Bobby Burns … Sabu Singh b. Eli Kashey …
(promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, September 21, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Jose Lothario, Johnny Valentine and Fritz Von Erich b.
Thunderbolt Patterson, Toru Tanaka and Buddy Wolfe … Wahoo McDaniel and The
Spoiler wrestled to a double countout … Bobby Shane b. Bobby Burns … Nick Kozak b.
Bronko Lubich (DQ) … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, September 28, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Thunderbolt Patterson and Buddy Wolfe in a
three-way match (elimination match) (Valentine beat Patterson then Wolfe) (during the
first 15 minutes, “the only way for one of the contestants to lose…is by concession”)
(after 15 minutes, “falls will count in the no-disqualification, no time-limit” match) …
Bronko Lubich b. Bobby Burns … Nick Kozak b. George Hultz … Joe Blanchard and Sabu
Singh drew … Jose Lothario and Wahoo McDaniel b. The Spoiler and Toru Tanaka (DQ)
… (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)
Note:  The Dallas Morning News reported that “a 3-man free-for-all wrestling match will be
offered for the first time in Dallas.” This statement is false.  Hultz was labed as a “1-time
pro gridder.”

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, October 5, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … American Heavyweight Champion Wahoo McDaniel b. The Spoiler
(2/3) (third fall by DQ) … Bobby Burns, Nick Kozak, Jose Lothario, Sabu Singh and
Johnny Valentine b. George Hultz, Bronko Lubich, Thunderbolt Patterson, Toru Tanaka
and Buddy Wolfe … George Hultz and Sabu Singh drew … Buddy Wolfe b. Bobby Burns
… Jose Lothario b. Toru Tanaka … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, October 12, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Ernie Ladd b. Thunderbolt Patterson (DQ) (Patterson threw Ladd
over the top rope) … The Spoiler b. Jose Lothario (2/3) … Sabu Singh b. Bobby Burns …
Bronko Lubich and Toru Tanaka wrestled Nick Kozak and Grizzly Smith to a draw …
George Gaiser b. George Hultz … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, October 19, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Thunderbolt Patterson (2/3) (no disqualification
or time limit match) … Toru Tanaka b. Duke Keomuka (2/3) … Ernie Ladd b. George
Hultz … The Spoiler b. Tim Woods … Jose Lothario and Bobby Shane b. Joe Blanchard
and Bronko Lubich … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, October 26, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson and Toru Tanaka b. Wahoo McDaniel and
Buddy Wolfe (2/3) … Johnny Valentine b. Jose Lothario (2/3) … The Spoiler b. George
Hultz … Ernie Ladd b. Sabu Singh … Bronko Lubich b. Bobby Shane … (promoter:  Jack
Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, November 2, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Fritz Von Erich (Texas Death Match) …
Dean Ho (local debut) b. Bronko Lubich … George Hultz b. Bobby Shane … Tony Rocca
and Sabu Singh drew … Ernie Ladd and Jose Lothario b. The Spoiler and Toru Tanaka
… (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, November 9, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. American Heavyweight Champion Wahoo
McDaniel (2/3) (third fall by DQ) (non-title match) … Bronko Lubich b. Joe Dusek (local
debut) … Ernie Ladd and The Spoiler drew … Dean Ho and Jose Lothario b. Skandor
Akbar and Joe Blanchard … George Hultz and Sabu Singh drew … (promoter:  Jack
Adkisson)
Note:  According to the Dallas Morning News, McDaniel was “angered when Valentine
smashed the Orange Bowl watch he received while playing for Oklahoma.”

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, November 16, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … El Santo and Jose Lothario b. Thunderbolt Patterson and Johnny
Valentine (2/3) … Toru Tanaka and Buddy Wolfe drew … Bronko Lubich b. Gory
Guerrero … Dean Ho b. Joe Dusek … Luke Brown b. Sabu Singh … George Hultz vs.
The Spoiler … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)
Notes:  The Dallas Morning News reported that El Santo was making his local debut, but
the truth is that he wrestled under his real name years before.  The paper said “The
Mexican movie and mat star is so popular in his native land that food products are named
after him and he is pictured in the comic books like Superman in the U.S.”

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, November 23, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Fritz Von Erich b. Thunderbolt Patterson (ring was surrounded by
a fence) (according to the stipulations, “if Patterson wins and is still fit for the task, he will
have to face a hugh wrestling bear, named Not So Gentle Ben.  If Patterson is ruled unfit,
another wrestler will be assigned to the task,” according to the Dallas Morning News) …
Ben the Wrestling Bear b. Bronko Lubich and The Sundown Kid … Buddy Wolfe b. Joe
Dusek … Mil Mascaras b. Toru Tanaka … Bronko Lubich b. Sabu Singh … Johnny
Valentine and The Spoiler wrestled Dean Ho and Jose Lothario to a draw … (promoter:  
Jack Adkisson) … (matchmaker:  Ed Watt)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, November 30, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … American Heavyweight Champion Wahoo McDaniel b. Johnny
Valentine … Thunderbolt Patterson b. Gentle Ben the Wrestling Bear when the latter “ran
out of the ring to the delight of his foe.” (ring was surrounded by wrestlers) … Dean Ho
and Sabu Singh b. Joe Blanchard and Bronko Lubich … Luke Brown and The Spoiler
drew … Tony Gonzales b. Joe Dusek … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, December 7, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Wahoo McDaniel (“lights out,” Indian Strap
Match) … Dean Ho and Wahoo McDaniel b. The Spoiler and Johnny Valentine … Joe
Blanchard vs. Luke Brown … Joe Dusek vs. Bronko Lubich … Thunderbolt Patterson vs.
Buddy Wolfe … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, December 14, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Danny Plechas and Fritz Von Erich b. The Spoiler and Johnny
Valentine (DQ) (special referee: Duke Keomuka) (Spoiler was a substitute for
Thunderbolt Patterson, who was reportedly injured) … The Spoiler b. Wahoo McDaniel
(2/3) … Dean Ho b. Joe Blanchard … Bronko Lubich and Buddy Wolfe drew … Luke
Brown and Jose Lothario drew … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)
Note:  No wrestling next week.

Dallas, Texas:  Tuesday, December 28, 1971
(The Sportatorium) … Johnny Valentine b. Fritz Von Erich (2/3) (third fall by DQ) … Bob
Ellis and Jose Lothario b. Masa Fuji (local debut) and The Spoiler … George “The Great”
Scott b. Killer Brooks (local debut) … Mike Paidousis b. Benito Matta … Dean Ho b. Mike
Paidousis (Paidousis was a substitute for  ) … (promoter:  Jack Adkisson)


Research by Tim Hornbaker
January 3, 2011
Dallas Wrestling Results - 1971