
Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, January 17, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … World Heavyweight Champion Baron Michele Leone b. Gino Garibaldi (2/3) (Leone won the first, Garibaldi won the second and Leone won the third) … Roger Mackay and The Zebra Kid drew … Andre Drapp b. Alex Kasaboski … Pat Fraley b. Babe Sharkey … Roy Asselin b. Pancho Valentino … (promoter: Cal Eaton) … (7,500 fans) Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, February 21, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … World Heavyweight Champion Baron Michele Leone b. Leo Garibaldi (2/3) (Garibaldi won the first in 15:04, Leone won the second in 13:21, Leone won the third in 3:20) … Black Guzman and Roger Mackay b. The Bushman and Pat Fraley … Sheik Lawrence b. Ted Christy … Gino Garibaldi b. John Cretoria … Andre Drapp b. Hardy Kruskamp … (promoter: Cal Eaton) … (9,200 fans) Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, April 4, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … World Heavyweight Champion Baron Michele Leone and Black Guzman drew (1-1) (Leone won the first fall in 20:01, Guzman won the second in 21:03) (60:00) … The Champ and The Great Scott b. Roger Mackay and Billy McDaniels (25: 40) … Mr. Moto b. El Capitan (11:04) … Tony Martinez b. Angelo Cistoldi (10:48) … Bud Curtis b. Chester Hayes (14:01) … (promoter: Cal Eaton) … (10,400 fans) (sellout) (turnaway crowd) Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, April 11, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … World Heavyweight Champion Baron Michele Leone b. Black Guzman (2/3) (Leone won the first fall with a bearhug in 22:07, Guzman won the second in 9:22, Leone won the third in 7:40) … The Great Scott b. Tony Martinez (16:40) … The Champ b. Roy Asselin (21:58) … “Killer” Karl Davis and Vic Holbrook drew (20:00) … Lucky Simonovich b. Hardy Kruskamp (12:26) … (promoter: Cal Eaton) … (10,400 fans) (sellout) (turnaway crowd) Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, April 18, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … World Heavyweight Champion Baron Michele Leone b. Gorgeous George (At the 52:06 mark, George hit a steel post and was unable to continue) … Danny McShain b. Tony Martinez (17:22) … Enrique Torres b. Howard Cantonwine (13: 18) … The Champ b. Bomber Kulkovich (15:40) … Donn Lewin b. Chester Hayes (11:16) … Paul Matty b. Rudy Lyons (3:21) … (promoter: Cal Eaton) … (10,400 fans) (sellout) (3,000 turned away) Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, May 16, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … World Heavyweight Champion Baron Michele Leone b. Billy Varga (2/3) (Leone won the first fall in 17:41, Varga won the second with an abdominal stretch in 7:04, Leone won the third by countout) … “Killer” Karl Davis and Wee Willie Davis b. The Guzmans (Blackie and Carlos Guzman) (one fall in the 45-minute time-limit) … The Champ b. Jesse James (11:06) … The Great Scott and Tony Martinez drew … Ali Bey b. Paul Matty (7:21) … (promoter: Cal Eaton) … (10,400 fans) (soldout) Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, May 23, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … World Heavyweight Champion Baron Michele Leone and Danny McShain drew (60:00) (1-1) (McShain won the first fall in 11:04, Leone won the second in 26:06) … “Killer” Karl Davis and Wee Willie Davis b. Johnny Balbo and Tony Martinez (15: 48) … Leo Garibaldi b. Billy McDaniels (18:03) … The Champ b. Ivan the Terrible (11:48) … Ali Bey b. Donn Lewin (10:36) … (promoter: Cal Eaton) … (10,400 fans) (sellout) Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, June 6, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … World Heavyweight Champion Baron Michele Leone and Billy Varga drew (60:00) (1-1) (Leone won the first fall in 33:04, Varga won the second in 23: 01) … Danny McShain b. Lucky Simunovich (5:40) … The Champ and Leo Garibaldi drew (30:00) … Vic Holbrook b. Alex Kasaboski (9:32) … Ali Bey b. Chester Hayes (3:16) … (promoter: Cal Eaton) … (9,200 fans) *On Thursday, July 26, 1951, KTLA was offering $1,400 to any wrestler who could beat Joe Pazandak in 30-minutes in an addition of “Beat the Champ” at 10:45. The show was originating from Long Beach. Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, August 8, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … World Heavyweight Champion Baron Michele Leone b. Ernie Dusek (2/3) (Dusek won the first fall in 13:06, Leone won the second in 1:08, Leone won the third in 6:09) … Fujitayama b. “Wild” Red Berry (2-0) … Maedayama b. Mr. Moto (2- 0) … Warren Bockwinkel and Emil Dusek drew (20:00) … Lord Carlton b. Sam Menacker (13:28) … Pat Fraley and Tony Morelli drew (20:00) … (promoter: Cal Eaton ) … (10,400 fans) (sellout) … (2,000 turned away) Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, August 15, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … The Becker Brothers (Bobby and George Becker) b. The Dusek Brothers (Emil and Ernie Dusek) (2/3) … “Wild” Red Berry b. Fujitayama … Mr. Moto b. Andre Drapp … Lord Carlton b. Pat Fraley … Warren Bockwinkel and Karl Davis drew … (promoter: Cal Eaton) … (8,700 fans) Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, September 5, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … World Heavyweight Champion Baron Michele Leone b. Roger Mackay (Leone won the first, Mackay won the second, Leone won the third) … Mr. Moto b. Red Berry (2/3) … Lord Carlton and Hans Schnabel b. The Becker Brothers (Bobby and George Becker) … Andre Drapp and Emil Dusek drew (30:00) … George Lennihan b. Bob Corby … (promoter: Cal Eaton) *On October 19, 1951, Leone had to throw both Ted and Vic Christy in 60:00 “or go without meatballs for a week” in a television program featured on KLAC (channel 13) at 8: 30 p.m. Los Angeles, California: Wednesday, December 19, 1951 (Olympic Auditorium) … Lord James Blears and Baron Michele Leone b. Carlos Guzman and Enrique Torres (2/3) … “Wild” Red Berry and Dr. Lee Grable drew (45:00) (1-1) … Jim Mitchell b. Dave Levin (11:28) … Lone Eagle b. Alex Kasaboski (7:01) … Roger Mackay b. Mel Peters (6:04) … (promoter: Cal Eaton) … (6,200 fans) Research by Tim Hornbaker November 13, 2010 |
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