St. Louis, Missouri: Friday, August 21, 1970 (Kiel Auditorium) ... Pat O'Connor b. Killer Kowalski (10 seconds of the fifth fall) (Texas Death Match) ... Jack Brisco, Dick the Bruiser and Dewey Robertson b. Lars Anderson, Crimson Knight, and Bob Geigel (six-man tag team elimination match) (Bruiser beat Anderson in the finals to be the last man remaining) ... Wilbur Snyder and Tarzan Tyler drew (20:00) ... Rufus Jones b. Brutus (10:27) (headbutt) ... Moose Cholak and Angelo Poffo b. Frankie Hart and Guy Mitchell (2/3) ... (promoter: Sam Muchnick) ... (10,580 fans) Notes: Cholak was returning after a long tour of Japan. Blackjack Lanza was originally booked to be apart of the six-man tag team bout, but was replaced by Bob Geigel. The St. Louis Post Dispatch (8/18/70) stated that Lanza "was dropped following a dispute with promoter Sam Muchnick." The publicity stated that O'Connor and Kowalski had "been at odds since Jan. 13, 1956 when Pat and Wilbur Snyder took a handicap match from Kowalski." There were no falls or time-limit in the "death match." The winner would be decided when one of the wrestlers was unable to continue. Research by Tim Hornbaker November 26, 2010 |
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