1962 Match History
The Kentuckians
“Renesto and Hamilton, as The Bolos, set a number of attendance records in the Carolinas-Virginia area during the early ’60s. Six-man matches with The Missouri Mauler against The Kentuckians and Haystacks Calhoun established attendance records in such venues as the Charlotte Coliseum, Dorton Arena in Raleigh and the Greenville Memorial Auditorium. Renesto and Hamilton also set attendance marks throughout the territory for tag-team matches against The Kentuckians and Johnny Weaver and Haystacks Calhoun. Those attendance records are still unbroken at the Charlotte Coliseum and Dorton Arena.”
Mike Mooneyham Article
Mike Mooneyham Article
January 1, 1962 – New York City, NY – The Coliseum
Arnold Skaaland
Man Mountain Campbell – Arnold Skaaland vs. Shohei Baba – Yoshino Sato
Sunnyside Garden Arena – Queens, NY
January 2, 1962 – Queens, NY – Sunnyside Garden Arena
Bruno Sammartino vs Sato
Johnny Valentine vs Fred Atkins
Argentine Apollo vs Larry Simon
Bob Orton – The Great Scott vs Man Mountain Campbell – Gerg Jarque
Skull Murphy – Brute Bernard vs Carlo Milano – Pete Sanchez
Johnny Valentine vs Fred Atkins
Argentine Apollo vs Larry Simon
Bob Orton – The Great Scott vs Man Mountain Campbell – Gerg Jarque
Skull Murphy – Brute Bernard vs Carlo Milano – Pete Sanchez
Palisades – McKeesport, PA
January 5, 1962 – McKeesport, PA – Palisades
Zivko Kovacic drew Chet Wallick
Ace Freeman def Man Mountain Campbell
Pee Wee James – Dandy Andy def Fuzzy Cupid – Major Tom Thumb
Ace Freeman def Man Mountain Campbell
Pee Wee James – Dandy Andy def Fuzzy Cupid – Major Tom Thumb
Gene “Mr America” Stanlee
Carlo Milano def Gene “Mr America” Stanlee
Ford City Gym – Ford City, PA
January 6, 1962 – Ford City, PA – Ford City High School Gym
ACE FREEMAN (left foreground) bounces off the ropes and smashes into Man Mountain Campbell (right) during a tag team match in the all-star wrestling show Saturday night at Ford City High School gymnasium. Campbell’s partner, Chet Walleck (background, left) waits outside the ring for his turn. Freeman and his partner, Zivco Kovacic, took the last two falls after losing the first fall.
Pittsburgh Civic Arena
January 8, 1962 – Pittsburgh, PA – Pittsburgh Civic Arena (att. 8,086, gate $20,435)
Pittsburgh – Steve Novak, back in his hometown after a long absence, easily defeated Man Mountain Campbell with a cobra twist. (see above Jan 8, 1962)
January 9, 1962 – Baltimore, MD – The Coliseum
Skull Murphy – Brute Bernard
Giant Baba def. Man Mountain Campbell
January 20, 1962 – Bridgeport, CT (Advertisement January 27 matches)
Next week’s card will be featured by three tag team tussles, leading off with a dark match that will pit the team of Skull Murphy and Brute Bernard agains Skoaland and Bruno Sammartino.
Orton and Scott will return to face the team of Sanchez and Man Mountain Campbell, and Suzuki will team up with another Japanese grappler, Baba the Giant, against the team of Carlo Milano and Jim LaRock.
In individual battles, Simon will oppose Steve Stanlee; Billy Darnell will meet Fred Atkins; and Jarque will clash with United States Champion Buddy Rogers.
Orton and Scott will return to face the team of Sanchez and Man Mountain Campbell, and Suzuki will team up with another Japanese grappler, Baba the Giant, against the team of Carlo Milano and Jim LaRock.
In individual battles, Simon will oppose Steve Stanlee; Billy Darnell will meet Fred Atkins; and Jarque will clash with United States Champion Buddy Rogers.
January 25, 1962 – Washington, D.C. – Capitol Arena
January 25, 1962 – Washington, DC (TV)
Buddy Rogers
Buddy Rogers def Man Mountain Campbell – NWA World Heavyweight Title Bout
January 26, 1962 – Vineland, NJ – ARTICLE
“The main event, a tag team match between Puerto Rican stars Miguel Perez and Pete Sanchez and a villanous (sic) Karl von Hess teamed with a despicable Man Mountain Campbell, was won by the spectators.
Perez and Sanchez found they had wonderful allies in the bleachers. For it was discovered that Campbell and von Hess had ears which could not absorb noise.
Although they took knees in the neck, kicks in the groin, eye gouges and head stompings without much adverse effect, they were unable to wrestle when the crowd yelled.
Both of them would release their dirty hold on an opponent and cover their ears with their hands, expressions of great pain on their faces. Sanchez and Perez used this to their advantage and took the last two falls and victory.
At the card’s end, an informal newspaperman’s poll came up with the following selectins: (sic) most vigorous program thrower, Carl Bullwinkle of row C, section B; best yeller of Spanish criticisms, Conceeta Santos of row D, section A.
Also, loudest screamer, the lady who mistook the ear of the TIMES JOURNAL representative for a microphone; best hole-burner-in-the-clothes-of-a-neighbor, the cigar bearing gentlemen who sat on the newspaperman’s right and most obnoxious fan, the eight-year-old who accompanied the reporter to the match.”
Perez and Sanchez found they had wonderful allies in the bleachers. For it was discovered that Campbell and von Hess had ears which could not absorb noise.
Although they took knees in the neck, kicks in the groin, eye gouges and head stompings without much adverse effect, they were unable to wrestle when the crowd yelled.
Both of them would release their dirty hold on an opponent and cover their ears with their hands, expressions of great pain on their faces. Sanchez and Perez used this to their advantage and took the last two falls and victory.
At the card’s end, an informal newspaperman’s poll came up with the following selectins: (sic) most vigorous program thrower, Carl Bullwinkle of row C, section B; best yeller of Spanish criticisms, Conceeta Santos of row D, section A.
Also, loudest screamer, the lady who mistook the ear of the TIMES JOURNAL representative for a microphone; best hole-burner-in-the-clothes-of-a-neighbor, the cigar bearing gentlemen who sat on the newspaperman’s right and most obnoxious fan, the eight-year-old who accompanied the reporter to the match.”
January 27, 1962 – Bridgeport, CT – City Arena
Skull Murphy – Brute Bernard def. Man Mountain Campbell – Pete Sanchez
January 29, 1962 – Brooklyn, NY
Gordon Nelson
Giant Baba – Yukio Suzuki def. Man Mountain Campbell – Gordon Nelson
February 3, 1962 – Philadelphia, PA
Pete Sanchez
Skull Murphy – Brute Bernard def. Man Mountain Campbell – Pete Sanchez
February 10, 1962 – Brooklyn, NY – Advertisement
Man Mountain Campbell vs. Fred Atkins
February 12, Bristol, PA – Advertisement for February 19, 1962 matches.
“Promoter Jean Pellettieri yesterday signed Bruno Sammartino to meet Karl von Hess, Sky Hi Krueger to battle Man Mountain Campbell and Costoas Poplazaro to face Gregory Jarque to complete the program which will show Si Si Willie Nieves against Steve Stanlee.”
February 12, 1962 – Bronx, NY
Shohei Baba
Bearcat Wright vs. Shohei Baba
Cowboy Bob Ellis vs. Steve Stanlee
Mike Clancy vs. Karl Von Hess
Carlos Milano vs Kostos Papalazarous
Bruno Sammartino vs. Larry Simon
Cowboy Bob Ellis vs. Steve Stanlee
Mike Clancy vs. Karl Von Hess
Carlos Milano vs Kostos Papalazarous
Bruno Sammartino vs. Larry Simon
Fred Atkins
Man Mountain Campbell vs. Fred Atkins (This is the man who first trained dad to be a wrestler.)
February 17, 1962 – Bridgeport, CT – City Arena
Fritz von Wallick vs Eugenio Marin
Carlo Milano vs Mike Clancy
Man Mountain Campbell vs Fred Atkins
Luis Torres vs Steve “Mr America” Stanlee
Jim Brady vs Karl von Hess
Yoshino Suzuki vs Jim Larock
Shohei Baba vs Sky Hy Krueger
Carlo Milano vs Mike Clancy
Man Mountain Campbell vs Fred Atkins
Luis Torres vs Steve “Mr America” Stanlee
Jim Brady vs Karl von Hess
Yoshino Suzuki vs Jim Larock
Shohei Baba vs Sky Hy Krueger
February 19, 1962 – Trenton, NJ – Moose Hall
Mark Lewin – Don Curtis vs Skull Murphy – Brute Bernard
Bruno Sammartino vs. Karl Von Hess
Man Mountain Campbell vs Sky Hi Krueger (Also wrestled as Bob Stanlee.)
Greg Jarque vs Costas Popalarous
Bruno Sammartino vs. Karl Von Hess
Man Mountain Campbell vs Sky Hi Krueger (Also wrestled as Bob Stanlee.)
Greg Jarque vs Costas Popalarous
February 20, 1962 – Hartford, CT – Moose Hall
Bruno Sammartino vs Karl von Hess
Sky Hi Krueger vs Man Mountain Campbell
Si Si Willie Nieves vs Steve “Mr America” Stanlee
Costa Popalazrous vs Gregory Jarque
Mark Lewin – Don Curtis vs Brute Bernard – Skull Murphy
Sky Hi Krueger vs Man Mountain Campbell
Si Si Willie Nieves vs Steve “Mr America” Stanlee
Costa Popalazrous vs Gregory Jarque
Mark Lewin – Don Curtis vs Brute Bernard – Skull Murphy
February 21, 1962 – Bristol, PA – Bristol Arena
Man Mountain Campbell vs Miguel Torres
Sky Hi Krueger vs Jim LaRock
Bob Orton – The Great Scott vs Vittorio Appollo – Miguel Perez
Sky Hi Krueger vs Jim LaRock
Bob Orton – The Great Scott vs Vittorio Appollo – Miguel Perez
February 22, 1962 – Cherry Hill, NJ
Giant Baba – Yukio Suzuki vs. Man Mountain Campbell – Gordon Nelson
February 23, 1962 – Highland Park, NJ – Park Arena
Mike Clancy vs Karl von Hess
Jim Larock vs Steve Stanlee
Angelos Savoldi vs Costas Popalazarou
Man Mountain Campbell vs Sky Hi Krueger
Antonino Rocco – Miguel Perez vs The Fabulous Kangaroos
Jim Larock vs Steve Stanlee
Angelos Savoldi vs Costas Popalazarou
Man Mountain Campbell vs Sky Hi Krueger
Antonino Rocco – Miguel Perez vs The Fabulous Kangaroos
The Ring Magazine, March 1962
Crusher Lisowski def. Antonino Rocca
Bruno Sammartino def. Gene Stanlee, bearhug, 8:03
Bruno Sammartino def. Gene Stanlee, bearhug, 8:03
Johnny Valentine
Johnny Valentine def. Man Mountain Campbell, 0:42
Ace Freeman def. Wild Red Berry, 9:53
Brown Panther – Tiny Tim def. Sky Low Low – Fuzzy Cupid, 2/3 falls
Zivko Kovacic def. Angelo Savoldi, reverse full nelson, 9:46
Alex Kostopoulous def. Gypsy Joe
Ace Freeman def. Wild Red Berry, 9:53
Brown Panther – Tiny Tim def. Sky Low Low – Fuzzy Cupid, 2/3 falls
Zivko Kovacic def. Angelo Savoldi, reverse full nelson, 9:46
Alex Kostopoulous def. Gypsy Joe
Steve Novak
Steve Novak def. Man Mountain Campbell (double duty), cobra twist, 9:22
Chet Wallick def. Billy Fox, boston crab, 12:56
The Fabulous Kangaroos: Al Costello – Roy Heffernan def. Bearcat Wright & Sweet Daddy Siki, 2/3 falls
The Bonecracker def. Gordon Zarbo, full nelson, 0:39
Sunnyside – Brute Bernard – Skull Murphy defeated Man Mountain Campbell – Jolly Cholly, p. 35.
Chet Wallick def. Billy Fox, boston crab, 12:56
The Fabulous Kangaroos: Al Costello – Roy Heffernan def. Bearcat Wright & Sweet Daddy Siki, 2/3 falls
The Bonecracker def. Gordon Zarbo, full nelson, 0:39
Sunnyside – Brute Bernard – Skull Murphy defeated Man Mountain Campbell – Jolly Cholly, p. 35.
Stockyards Coliseum – Oklahoma City, OK
March 30, 1962 – Oklahoma City, OK – Stockyards Coliseum
(First Time I Found Where Dad Wrestled As Big Boy Brown!)
Louie Tillet – Jan Madrid def Big Boy Brown – Oni Wiki Wiki
These are the first matches I’ve found of Grizzly Smith aka Tiny Anderson, Tiny Smith. As far as I can tell they still weren’t called “The Kentuckians”.
April 2, 1962 – Tulsa, OK – Cimmaron Arena
Big Boy Brown vs. Great Bolo Time Limit Draw
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Smith def Great Bolo – Hiro Matsuda [2 out of 3 Falls Match]
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Smith def Great Bolo – Hiro Matsuda [2 out of 3 Falls Match]
April 6, 1962 – Oklahoma City, OK – Stockyards Coliseum
Big Boy Brown def Great Bolo
Tiny Smith – Big Boy Brown – Wild Red Berry def Louie Tillet – Jan Madrid – Great Bolo
Tiny Smith – Big Boy Brown – Wild Red Berry def Louie Tillet – Jan Madrid – Great Bolo
Memorial Hall – Joplin, MO
April 7, 1962 – Joplin, MO – Memorial Hall
Louie Tillet def Big Boy Brown – Frankie Cain – Great Bolo – Jesse James – Juan Humberto [Battle Royal]
Final Performances Scheduled at Robinson Center Before Renovations ...Joseph T. Robinson Memorial Auditorium – Little Rock, AR
April 10, 1962 – Little Rock, AR – Joseph T. Robinson Memorial Auditorium
Big Boy Brown def Juan Humberto via DQ
Tiny Smith – Big Boy Brown – Oni Wiki Wiki def Jan Madrid – Louie Tillet – Juan Humberto
Tiny Smith – Big Boy Brown – Oni Wiki Wiki def Jan Madrid – Louie Tillet – Juan Humberto
April 11, 1962 – Springfield, MO – Shrine Mosque
Jesse James drew Louie Tillet
Gloria Barattini def Madame X
Big Boy Brown def Jan Madrid via DQ
Tiny Smith – Big Boy Brown – Jesse James def Louie Tillet – Jan Madrid – Joe McCarthy [2 out of 3 Falls Match]
A pair of overall – clad giants – 315 pound Tiny Smith of Texas and 325 pound Big Boy Brown of Kentucky – will provide chief opposition for strutting Louise Tillet of France and Jan Madrid of Spain in a six-man tag team match which headlines tonight’s wrestling program at the Shrine Mosque. Starting time for the 4-bout card is 8:30 p.m.
The 6 foot 10 inch Smith and his 6-6 hillbilly sidekick wil be joined by Jesse James while Tillet and Madrid will be ably assisted by coon hunter Joe McCarthy.
Smith opined that he and his partner comprise a pretty big team but he says the likes of McCarthy, Tillet and Madrid have caused a pretty big mess in the local wrestling scene. Tiny promises that Big Boy Brown can more about with the agility of a light-weight and will be having their tag team opponents seeking cover long before the two out of three fall to a finish scuffle is ended.
Gloria Barattini def Madame X
Big Boy Brown def Jan Madrid via DQ
Tiny Smith – Big Boy Brown – Jesse James def Louie Tillet – Jan Madrid – Joe McCarthy [2 out of 3 Falls Match]
A pair of overall – clad giants – 315 pound Tiny Smith of Texas and 325 pound Big Boy Brown of Kentucky – will provide chief opposition for strutting Louise Tillet of France and Jan Madrid of Spain in a six-man tag team match which headlines tonight’s wrestling program at the Shrine Mosque. Starting time for the 4-bout card is 8:30 p.m.
The 6 foot 10 inch Smith and his 6-6 hillbilly sidekick wil be joined by Jesse James while Tillet and Madrid will be ably assisted by coon hunter Joe McCarthy.
Smith opined that he and his partner comprise a pretty big team but he says the likes of McCarthy, Tillet and Madrid have caused a pretty big mess in the local wrestling scene. Tiny promises that Big Boy Brown can more about with the agility of a light-weight and will be having their tag team opponents seeking cover long before the two out of three fall to a finish scuffle is ended.
April 12, 1962 – Wichita Falls, TX – 4-H Arena
Big Boy Brown vs. Frankie Cain vs. Great Matsuda vs. Jackie Nichols vs. Jan Madrid vs. Louie Tillet vs. Tiny Smith [7 Man Battle Royal]
April 13, 1962 – Oklahoma City, OK – Stockyards Coliseum
April 23, 1962 – Shreveport, LA – Municipal Auditorium
Big Boy Brown def Louis Tillet
Frankie Cain def Jan Madrid DQ
Louis Tillett – Jan Madrid def Big Boy Brown – Frankie Cain
Danny Hodge def Joe McCarthy
Frankie Cain def Jan Madrid DQ
Louis Tillett – Jan Madrid def Big Boy Brown – Frankie Cain
Danny Hodge def Joe McCarthy
Norfolk Arena – Norfolk, VA
May 3, 1962 – Norfolk, VA – Norfolk Arena
Big Boy Brown def Gypsy Joe
May 4, 1962 – Statesville, NC – National Guard Armory
Big Boy Brown def Jack Vansky
Tiny Anderson def Judo Jack Terry
Haystacks Calhoun – Abe Jacobs def Gypsy Joe – Pancho Villa
Tiny Anderson def Judo Jack Terry
Haystacks Calhoun – Abe Jacobs def Gypsy Joe – Pancho Villa
May 5, 1962 – Lexington, NC – YMCA
Johnny Weaver def. Pancho Villa
P.Y. Shung – Taro Myaki def. Reggie Parks – jerry London
Tiny Anderson def. Angelo Martinelli
Big Boy Brown def. Firpo Zybsko
P.Y. Shung – Taro Myaki def. Reggie Parks – jerry London
Tiny Anderson def. Angelo Martinelli
Big Boy Brown def. Firpo Zybsko
May 9, 1962 – Hampton, VA – Tidewater Peninsula Auditorium
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson def Swede Hanson – Mike Paidousis
May 12, 1962 – Lexington, NC – YMCA
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson def. P.Y. Chung – Taro Myaki
Reggie Parks drew Mike Paidousis
Danny O’Shocker def. Jack Vansky
Reggie Parks drew Mike Paidousis
Danny O’Shocker def. Jack Vansky
Textile Hall – Greeneville, SC
May 14, 1962 – Greeneville, SC – Textile Hall
Tiny Anderson vs Jack Vansky
Gypsy Joe def. Big Boy Brown
Pat O’Brien vs Danno O’Shocker
Johnny Weaver – Swede Hanson vs P.Y. Chung – Taro Myaki
Gypsy Joe def. Big Boy Brown
Pat O’Brien vs Danno O’Shocker
Johnny Weaver – Swede Hanson vs P.Y. Chung – Taro Myaki
May 16, 1962 – Hampton, VA – Tidewater Peninsula Auditorium
Tony Baillargen def Firpo Zybsko
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson def Swede Hanson – Mike Paidousis [2 out of 3 Falls]
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson def Swede Hanson – Mike Paidousis [2 out of 3 Falls]
May 19, 1962 – Lexington, NC – YMCA
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson def. Swede Hanson – Pancho Villa [2 out of 3 Falls]
Danny O’Shocker def. Firpo Zybsko
Gordon Nelson def. Jack Vansky
Danny O’Shocker def. Firpo Zybsko
Gordon Nelson def. Jack Vansky
May 21, 1962 – Greenville, SC – Textile Hall
Danno O’Shocker vs Rock Hunter
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson def Firpo Zbysko – Gypsy Joe
Johnny Weever – Swede Hanson vs P.Y. Chung – Raro Myaki
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson def Firpo Zbysko – Gypsy Joe
Johnny Weever – Swede Hanson vs P.Y. Chung – Raro Myaki
May 23, 1962 – Charlotte, NC – Park Center
Big Boy Brown vs Gypsy Joe
Big Jim Wright vs Danno O’Shocker
Tiny Anderson vs Walt Allen
Rip Hawk – John Smith – Ivan Kameroff vs George Becker – Abe Jacobs – Haystacks Calhoun
Big Jim Wright vs Danno O’Shocker
Tiny Anderson vs Walt Allen
Rip Hawk – John Smith – Ivan Kameroff vs George Becker – Abe Jacobs – Haystacks Calhoun
May 24, 1962 – Norfolk, VA – Norfolk Arena
Big Boy Brown def Pat O’Brien
May 26, 1962 – Lexington, NC – YMCA
P.Y. Shung – Taro Myaki def. Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson
Tony Baillargeon def. Gypsy Joe
Maurice LaPointe def. Mike Paidousis
Tony Baillargeon def. Gypsy Joe
Maurice LaPointe def. Mike Paidousis
May 28, 1962 – Charlotte, NC – Park Center
Jim Wright def Danno O’Shocker
Tiny Anderson def Jack Vansky
Big Boy Brown def Gypsy Joe
Haystack Calhoun – Abe Jacobs – George Becker def John Smith – Ivan Kameroff – Rip Hawk
Tiny Anderson def Jack Vansky
Big Boy Brown def Gypsy Joe
Haystack Calhoun – Abe Jacobs – George Becker def John Smith – Ivan Kameroff – Rip Hawk
May 30, 1962 – Ashville, NC – City Auditorium
Mike Paidousis vs Tiny Anderson
Big Boy Brown vs Gypsy Joe
P.Y. Chung – Taro Myaki vs Haystacks Calhoun – Abe Jacobs
Big Boy Brown vs Gypsy Joe
P.Y. Chung – Taro Myaki vs Haystacks Calhoun – Abe Jacobs
May 31, 1962 – Norfolk, VA – Norfolk Arena
Tiny Anderson – Big Boy Brown def John Smith – Ivan Kameroff
June 3, 1962 – Newport News, VA (ARTICLE)
“For Hanson and Paidousis, who have faced the best, Wednesday night serves as a chance for redemption. Their last two appearances against Big Boy Brown and Tiny Anderson resulted in a draw (when both gladiators in the ring were unconscious) and in a disputed defeat.”
June 4, 1962 – Charlotte, NC – Park Arena
“A new name was placed on the heads of Ivan Kameroff and John Smith after wrestling action at Park Center last night, they’re now known as “the chain gang.”
Smith and his pal were disqualified in their heated event with Tiny Anderson and Big Boy Brown when an angry Smith grabbed a chain he had brought to ringside and bashed in Brown’s forehead. Blood flowed like a broken faucet.
“They had played it dirty with my partner all evening,” bellowed Kameroff. “I do not blame John for what he did. I would do the same.
The teams had split falls when the deadly object was used as a set of steel knuckles by the firey Smith.”
P.Y. Chung def Jerry London
Pee Wee Lopez def Little Boy Blue
George Becker – Johnny Weaver def Pancho Villa – Jim Wright
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson def Ivan Kameroff – John Smith DQ
Smith and his pal were disqualified in their heated event with Tiny Anderson and Big Boy Brown when an angry Smith grabbed a chain he had brought to ringside and bashed in Brown’s forehead. Blood flowed like a broken faucet.
“They had played it dirty with my partner all evening,” bellowed Kameroff. “I do not blame John for what he did. I would do the same.
The teams had split falls when the deadly object was used as a set of steel knuckles by the firey Smith.”
P.Y. Chung def Jerry London
Pee Wee Lopez def Little Boy Blue
George Becker – Johnny Weaver def Pancho Villa – Jim Wright
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson def Ivan Kameroff – John Smith DQ
Goodnight Raleigh | a look at the art, architecture, history, and ...Memorial Auditorium – Raleigh, NC
June 5, 1962 – Raleigh, NC – Memorial Auditorium
Big Boy Brown def. Mike Paidousis
June 9, 1962 – Lumberton, NC – Armory Field
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson vs. Swede Hanson – Pancho Villa
Pee Wee Lopez vs. Little Boy Blue
Ray Villmer vs. Rock Hunter
Pee Wee Lopez vs. Little Boy Blue
Ray Villmer vs. Rock Hunter
June 11, 1962 – Greenville, SC – Textile Hall
Chico Santana – Little Boy Blue vs Farmer McGrudger – Pee Wee Lopez
George Becker vs Rock Hunter
Tiny Anderson – Big Boy Brown def P.Y. Chung – Taro Miyaki [2 out of 3 Falls]
George Becker vs Rock Hunter
Tiny Anderson – Big Boy Brown def P.Y. Chung – Taro Miyaki [2 out of 3 Falls]
June 12, 1962 – Raleigh, NC – Memorial Auditorium
Big Boy Brown – Tiny Anderson – Haystacks Calhoun def. John Smith – Ivan Kameroff – Swede Hanson (Lumberjack Match)