Shows were promoted by Ed Contos and booked by the Manhattan Booking Agency.

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, January 1, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror b. The Zebra Kid (7:00) … Roland Meeker and Ben
Morgan drew (30:00) … Jim Austeri and Dick Steinborn drew … Bibber McCoy b. Mike Clancy (15:
00) … Don Leo Jonathan b. Frank Hewitt (DQ)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, January 8, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Maurice Tillet (French Angel) b. The Golden Terror (8:00) (referee stopped
the match because of a cut on Terror’s forehead) … The Zebra Kid b. Don Leo Jonathan (22:00)
… Dick Steinborn b. Jerry Woods … Mario DeSouza and Roland Meeker b. Natie Brown and Ben
Morgan

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, January 15, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror b. Maurice Tillet (French Angel) (10:00) … The Zebra Kid
b. Mario DeSouza (countout) … Dick Steinborn b. Ray Zavalza (24:00) … Don Leo Jonathan and
Jerry Woods b. Juan Alaquivel and “Strangler” White

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, January 22, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Primo Carnera and The Golden Terror b. Adrien Baillargeon and Gene
Stanlee (2/3) … Dick Steinborn b. Les Ruffin … Mario DeSouza b. “Strangler” White … The
Zebra Kid b. Mike Clancy

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, January 29, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Ben Morgan and The Zebra Kid b. Primo Carnera and The Golden Terror
(Carnera turned on his partner during the match, and Terror left the ring area) … Dick Steinborn
b. Charro Aztec … Jim Austeri and Man Mountain Dean Jr. b. Chief Kit Fox and Don Leo
Jonathan (DQ)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, February 5, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Primo Carnera b. The Zebra Kid and Bibber McCoy (40:00 for both falls) …
Don Leo Jonathan b. Man Mountain Dean Jr. … Ben Morgan b. Ike Eakins … “Strangler” White b.
Pedro Godoy

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, February 12, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Primo Carnera b. Lord Leslie Carlton (29:00) (reverse decision) … The
Golden Terror b. Adrien Baillargeon (DQ) … The Zebra Kid b. Ike Eakins (15:00) … Cora Combs
and Betty Hawkins b. Terry Majors and Ida May … (referee:  Vince DePaula)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, February 19, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lord Carlton b. The Zebra Kid (Carlton unmasked Zebra Kid) … The Golden
Terror b. Adrien Bailargeon … Ben Morgan b. Ike Eakins … Dick Steinborn b. Jim Austeri …
Terry Majors b. Cora Combs … (near capacity crowd)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, February 26, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Johnny Barend and Lord Leslie Carlton wrestled to a draw (match decided by
Marshall Boone of the Maryland State Athletic Commission after the referee was “dazed” and the
latter named Carlton the winner) (Barend was a substitute for The Golden Terror, who was said
to be ill) … Dick Steinborn b. Aldo Bogni (2:00) … Pedro Godoy b. “Strangler” White … Ben
Morgan and The Zebra Kid b. Mario DeSouza and Don Leo Jonathan … (referee:  Vince DiPaula)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, March 4, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lord Carlton b. Johnny Barend (24:00) … Laverne Baxter b. Roland Meeker
(18:00) … Gene Stanlee b. The Zebra Kid … Sandor Kovacs and Dick Steinborn b. Ike Eakins
and Man Mountain Dean Jr. (2-0)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, March 11, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lord Carlton and Antonino Rocca wrestled to a double-disqualification …
Laverne Baxter b. Sandor Kovacs (DQ) (Kovacs hit the referee) … Adrien Baillargeon b. Ben
Morgan (DQ) … Ace Freeman and Dick Steinborn drew … Mad Man Metaxas b. Chief Kit Fox (23:
00) … (referee:  Vince DiPaula) … (record crowd in attendance)
Notes:  Carlton was said to be a native of Ipswich, England.  On March 12, 1952, Carlton was in
Baltimore’s Northwestern Police Court to answer the charge in the case of a woman who claimed
he hit her.  The woman, Mrs. Emma Talmage, was represented by Hyman A. Pressman, and
wanted $10,000 in damages.  There was also a charge of criminal assault pending against
Carlton.

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, March 18, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Laverne Baxter and Lord Carlton b. Johnny Barend and Sandor Kovacs (2/3)
… Roland Meeker b. Aldo Bogni … Don Leo Jonathan b. Mad Man Mataxas … Lou Darling b.
Pee Wee James

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, March 25, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Steve Stanlee b. The Zebra Kid (15:00) … Jungle Boy b. jarque … Laverne
Baxter b. Sandor Kovacs … Ace Freeman and Les Ruffin drew … Johnny Barend b. Chris
Zaharias
Note:  The Baltimore Sun stated that Jungle Boy was “better known to local mat devotees as Lew
Bertucci.”

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, April 1, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lord Leslie Carlton b. Steve Stanlee … Johnny Barend b. Jungle Boy (DQ) …
Sandor Kovacs b. Pedro Godoy … Laverne Baxter b. Aldo Bogni … Jim Austeri and Ace Freeman
drew … (referee:  Harry Smythe)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, April 8, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Antonino Rocca b. Laverne Baxter (14:00) … Sandor Kovacs b. The Zebra Kid
(DQ) (27:00) … Don Leo Jonathan and Roland Meeker wrestled to a no contest when Jonathan
“accidentally was injured and was unable to defend himself” … Jim Austeri and Les Ruffin drew …
Aldo Bogni b. Natie Brown

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, April 15, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lord Carlton and Gene Stanlee drew (41:00) … Gene Baillargeon b. Aldo
Bogni (25:00) … Tony Cosenza and Sandor Kovacs drew (30:00) … Andre Drapp b. Natie Brown
(DQ) … Kenny Acklers b. Don Gordon

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, April 22, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror b. Ivan Rasputin … Sandor Kovacs and Roland Meeker b.
Natie Brown and Tony Galento … Don Leo Jonathan and Stanley Mayslak drew … Jim Austeri
and Tony Cosenza drew

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, April 29, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror b. Lord Carlton (countout) … Stanley Mayslak and The
Zebra Kid b. Andre Drapp and Sandor Kovacs … Kenny Ackles and Lew Bertucci drew … “Wild
Man” Zimm b. Ed White

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, May 6, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lu Kim b. The Golden Terror (10:00) (Kim was a substitute for Buddy Rogers,
who failed to appear) (match stopped due to a cut suffered by Terror) … Ruth Boatcallie b. Carol
Cook … Andre Drapp and Jungle Boy drew … Jack Dillon and Roland Meeker drew … Stanley
Mayslak b. Tony Cosenza … (referee:  Vince DiPaula)
Note:  The newspaper billed him as “Sailor Lou Kim.”

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, May 13, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror and Lu Kim wrestled to a draw when the referee halted the
match … Mary Jane Mull b. Ruth Boatcallie … The Zebra Kid b. Sandor Kovacs … Stanley
Mayslak b. Roland Meeker … Jack Dillon and Andre Drapp drew … (referee:  Harry Smythe)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, May 20, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Stanlee Brothers (Gene and Steve Stanlee) b. Lord Carlton and The
Golden Terror (2/3) (Lu Kim was apart of this match as well, against The Golden Terror) … Lou
Kim b. Stanley Mayslak … Johnny Barend b. Jim Austeri … The Great Scott b. Kenny Acklers

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, May 27, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror b. Lu Kim (referee stopped match due to cut over Kim’s
eye) … Adrien Baillargeon b. The Zebra Kid … Tony Cosenza b. Don Gordon … Jack Dillon and
“Tiger” Joe Marsh wrestled Jarque and Stanley Mayslak to a double disqualification … (referee:  
Harry Smythe)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, June 3, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror b. Gene Stanlee (Maryland Athletic Commission held up
both purses until a rematch could be staged because of a disputed fall) … Steve Stanlee and
The Zebra Kid drew (30:00) … Lu Kim b. The Great Scott (4:00) … Ray Thunder b. Jack Dillon …
Adrien Baillargeon b. Joe Marsh … (referee:  Gil Snyder)
Note:  Kim was billed as “Lee Kim.”

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, June 10, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror and Gene Stanee were both counted out after a collision
… Johnny Barend and Steve Stanlee drew (30:00) … Nanjo Singh b. Tony Cosenza … Lu Kim b.
Chris Andrews (Andrews was a subsitute for Zebra Kid) … Jim Austeri and Ray Thunder drew
Note:  The newspaper stated that Steve Stanlee “turned villain to the surprise of most of the
patrons.”

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, June 17, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Sailor Lee Kim and Antonino Rocca b. The Golden Terror and Tarzan Hewitt
(2/3) … Johnny Barend and Ray Thunder drew (30:00) … Adrien Baillargeon b. Jack Dillon …
Nell Stewart b. Lilly Bitter

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, June 24, 1952
(The Coliseum) … “Lee” Kim b. The Golden Terror (countout) (chicken wire surrounded the ring)
(Kim threw Terror into the wire and the latter was counted out) … The Stanlee Brothers (Gene
and Steve Stanlee) b. Adrien Baillargeon and Ray Thunder … Tony Cosenza b. Jack Dillon …
Jim Austeri and Roland Meeker drew

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, July 1, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lee Kim vs. The Zebra Kidd … Adrien Baillargeon vs. The Golden Terror …
Millie Stafford vs. Nell Stewart … Steve Stanlee vs. Ray Thunder … Pat “Hard Boiled” Haggerty
vs. Jacque

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, July 8, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Stanlee Brothers (Gene and Steve Stanlee) b. The Golden Terror and
Lee Kim (DQ) … Ray Thunder b. Hard Boiled Haggerty (reverse decision) … Man Mountain Dean
Jr. b. Jack Dillon … Jim Austeri and Clint Cody drew
Notes:  Tony Galento was supposed to wrestle Jack Dillon, but Galento didn’t show.  Austeri was
to face Comachie Cortez.

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, July 15, 1952
(The Coliseum) … “Sailor” Lee Kim b. The Golden Terror … Yukon Eric b. “Tiger” Joe Marsh …
Hard Boiled Haggerty b. Ray Thunder (DQ) … Nanjo Singh b. Clint Cody … Tony Cosenza and
Man Mountain Dean Jr. drew (30:00) … (referee:  Vince DiPaula) … (live telecast on WMAR –
channel 2)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, July 22, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lee Kim and Antonino Rocca were both counted out (24:00) … The Golden
Terror b. Ray Thunder … Man Mountain Dean Jr. b. Kola Kwariani … Yukon Eric b. Hard Boiled
Haggerty … Roland Meeker and The Zebra Kid drew … (referee:  Harry Smythe)
Notes:  There was a turnaway crowd and the fire department closed the doors at 9:00.

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, July 29, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror b. Yukon Eric (DQ) … Carol Cook b. Ruth Boatcalli … Ilio
DiPaolo and Ray Thunder b. Jack Dillon and The Zebra Kid (2/3) … Nanjo Singh b. Roland
Meeker

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, August 5, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lee Kim b. Gene Stanlee … Adrien Baillargeon b. Clint Cody (DQ) … Ray
Thunder b. Jack Dillon … Nanjo Singh b. Tony Martinelli (cobrahold) … The Golden Terror b.
Tony Galento

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, August 12, 1952
(The Coliseum) … “Baron” Michele Leone b. Nanjo Singh (countout) … The Golden Terror b.
Ray Thunder … Jarque and Man Mountain Dean Jr. drew … Tarzan Hewitt b. George Babich …
Jack Dillon and Roland Meeker drew

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, August 19, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror and Yukon Eric went to a no contest when the match was
stopped because they were both badly cut on the forehead (the two began fighting in the
dressing room after the match) … Lee Kim b. The Zebra Kid … Tarzan Hewitt b. Roland Meeker
(DQ) … Jim Austeri and Jarque drew … Man Mountain Dean Jr. b. Hal Kanner (Kanner was a
substitute for Natie Brown)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, August 26, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Yukon Eric b. The Golden Terror (Terror knocked himself out) (Terror
smashed Eric in the head, opening a “4-inch gash,” and Eric was taken to University Hospital for
five stitches) … Tarzan Hewitt and Man Mountain Dean Jr. b. Lee Kim and Ray Thunder … Jim
Austeri and Dick Steinborn drew … Roland Meeker b. Abe Stein … Ilio DiPaolo b. Harry Armus
(DQ)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, September 2, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lee Kim and Roland Meeker b. Tarzan Hewitt and Man Mountain Dean Jr.
(Meeker was a substitute for The Golden Terror) … Aldo Bogni vs. Ilio DiPaolo … Jim Austeri vs.
Ray Thunder

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, September 9, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Stanlee Brothers (Gene and Steve Stanlee) b. Lee Kim and Roland
Meeker (2/3) (3rd by DQ) … Ray Thunder b. Man Mountain Dean Jr. … Adrien Baillargeon b.
Natie Brown … Jack Dillon b. Aldo Bogni

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, September 16, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lee Kim b. Gene Stanlee … Adrien Baillargeon b. Abe Stein (1:30) … Ray
Thunder b. John Swenski (26:00) … Ilio DiPaolo b. Clint Cody … Jack Dillon and Roland Meeker
drew (30:00)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, September 23, 1952
(The Coliseum) … NWA World Heavyweight Champion Lou Thesz b. Adrien Baillargeon … Ray
Thunder and Lee Kim b. Frank Hewitt and The Zebra Kid … Jack Dillon b. Roland Meeker (DQ)
… Jim Austeri b. John Swenski

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, September 30, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Antonino Rocca b. The Golden Terror (17:00) … Lee Kim b. Kola Kwariani …
Roland Meeker and Ray Thunder b. Jim Austeri and Jack Dillon … Jarque and Abe Stein drew

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, October 7, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror b. Ray Thunder (20 seconds) … Mars Bennett b. Juanita
Coffman … Tony Galento b. Clint Cody … Tarzan Hewitt b. John Swenski … Tony Martinelli and
Abe Stein drew (30:00)

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, October 14, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror and Lee Kim were both counted out (17:00) … Big
Humphrey b. George Schoble … Jim Austeri and Nature Boy drew … Jack Dillon and Tarzan
Hewitt b. Tony Galento and Tony Martinelli (2/3) … (guest referee:  Rocky Marciano)
Note:  Nature Boy was said to be from Colorado.

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, October 21, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Tiny Roe and Pee Wee James b. The Great Schultz and Pancho the Bull (2/3)
… The Golden Terror b. Danny Boy Arnold … Big Humphrey b. Tarzan Hewitt … Jim Austeri b.
Ted Marshall

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, October 28, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror b. Big Humphrey (countout) … Lee Kim b. Steve Stanlee
… Danny Plechas b. Roland Meeker … Tarzan Hewitt b. Bill Hires … Danny Boy Arnold and Jack
Dillon drew
Note:  Humphrey was said to be a 260-pounder from Chicago.

*According to the November 2, 1952 edition of the Baltimore Sun, there was going to be no
wrestling on Tuesday because of the presidential election.

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, November 11, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Raphael Halpern b. Jim Austeri … The Golden Terror b. Ray Thunder … Ilio
DiPaolo b. Natie Brown (Brown was unable to continue after sustained a cut on his head) …
Danny Plechas b. John Bell … Jack Dillon b. Melvin Dove
Notes:  The newspaper stated that “Several weeks ago, Plechs (Plechas) kicked Yukon Eric’s off
in a wild match staged at Montreal.” It was Killer Kowalski who had the ear incident with Eric.

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, November 18, 1952
(The Coliseum) … The Golden Terror b. Big Humphrey (DQ) (Humphrey hit the referee) …
Johnson b. Therese Theis (12:00) … Danny Plechas b. Tony Martinelli … Chief War Cloud b.
Jack Dillon … Danny Boy Arnold and Roland Meeker drew
Note:  Theis was original booked against Arlene Ratliff, and her opponent on the show was listed
as “Miss Johnson.”

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, November 25, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Antonino Rocca b. Lee Kim (DQ) … Raphael Halpern b. Natie Brown … Tony
Galento b. Kola Kwariani … Harry Armus b. George Babich … Roland Meeker b. Jarque

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, December 2, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Antonino Rocca b. Big Humphrey (countout) … Lee Kim b. Tarzan Hewitt … Ilio
DiPaolo b. Jarque … Don Clark b. Tony Cosenza … Danny Boy Arnold and Jack Dillon drew

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, December 9, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Lord Carlton b. Ilio DiPaolo … Violet Viann b. Terry Majors … Big Humphrey b.
Danny Boy Arnold … Tony Martinelli b. Jack Dillon … Chief War Cloud b. Aldo Bogni

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, December 16, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Big Humphrey vs. The Golden Terror … Lord Carlton vs. Tony Martinelli …
Chief War Cloud vs. Pedro Godoy … Tony Cosenza vs. Jarque … Danny Boy Arnold vs. Tarzan
Hewitt
Note:  The newspaper stated that Terror “has just finished seving out a month’s suspension.”

*The December 17, 1952 edition of the Baltimore Sun reported that a fire in the Coliseum early
Monday forced the cancellation of the wrestling show on Tuesday.

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, December 23, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Antonino Rocca b. The Zebra Kid … Raphael Halpern b. Pedro Godoy … The
Golden Terror and Tony Martinelli went to a no contest (Terror was said to be disqualified, but
Martinelli wasn’t given the victory) … Roland Meeker and Dick Steinborn drew … Jarque b. Natie
Brown … Ilio DiPaolo b. Jim Austeri … Tony Cosenza b. Aldo Bogni … Pedro Escobar b. Jack
Dillon

Baltimore, Maryland:  Tuesday, December 30, 1952
(The Coliseum) … Antonino Rocca b. Ilio DiPaolo … Raphael Halpern b. Ike Eakins … The
Golden Terror b. Tony Martinelli … Jack Dillon b. Tony Cosenza … Pedro Escobar and Roland
Meeker drew

Research by Tim Hornbaker
March 1, 2010
Baltimore Wrestling Results - 1952