Gulf Coast Championship Wrestling
A Recap of December 1952
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The last month of the year began with cards held on Monday the 1st. In Birmingham the card opened with a one fall preliminary match between Lou Da Vinci and Wally Dusek. Dusek was awarded the match when Da Vinci was disqualified.
In the second one fall preliminary match Johnny Harmon faced Southern Jr. Heavyweight champion Al Getz in a non-title match. Getz pinned Harmon in 18 minutes to win the match.
The main event was a 10 man tag team match with teams captained by two sets of brothers. One team was headed by the Da Vinci Twins, Lou & Tony. Their teammates were Jimmy Siksay, Johnny Harmon & Tom Bradley. The other team captained by Wally & Danny Dusek, featured partners Al Getz, Elmer Davis & Jack Kelly. The Da Vinci Twins team won two out of three falls to win the match.
Also on Monday in Shreveport the card opened with Charlie Carr facing Raoul Lopez in a one fall preliminary match. Carr forced Lopez to submit to a Boston Crab to win the match in 9 minutes.
In the second match of the night World Light-Heavyweight champion Rex Mobley faced Charro Aztec in a non-title match. Mobley used a rocking chair cradle to pin Aztec to win the first fall in 7 minutes. In the second fall, Aztec forced Mobley to submit to a stepover toehold to win the fall in 18 minutes. Aztec was disqualified in the third and deciding fall, giving the fall and the match to Mobley.
The semi-final match saw Johnny Henning taking on referee Pat Willis in a one fall grudge match. The two had tangled the previous week in Shreveport when Henning objected to the way Willis was officiating his match with Sailor Moran. Willis turned out to be a more than capable wrestler but Henning used the Frogman splash on him and pinned him to win the match in 6 minutes.
Henning was also involved in the main event as he took on his biggest rival, Sailor Moran. Henning pinned Moran following a Frogman Splash to win the first fall in 9 minutes. Henning used the same maneuver to pin Moran in 6 minutes of the second fall to take the match in two straight falls.
On Tuesday in Alexandria Farmer Brown and Raoul Lopez were matched in the opening one fall match. Lopez kept Brown in a punishing headlock for much of the match. When Brown was finally able to break free, he tossed Lopez over his shoulder and pinned him to win the match in 6 minutes.
In the second one fall preliminary Johnny Henning faced Sockeye Jack McDonald. The two battled evenly with the match ending in a 10 minute draw.
In the main event Brown & Henning joined forces to take on Lopez & McDonald in a tag team match. Henning used a toehold on McDonald to force him to submit to win the first fall in 7 minutes. In the second fall McDonald had Brown in a headlock and slipped his hand under the farmer’s beard and applied a choke. Referee Bill Barney didn’t see the infraction but Daisy Mae, Brown’s valet, did. As soon as McDonald was close enough she climbed up onto the ring apron with one of Browns shoes in her hand. She hit McDonald in the head with the shoe and caused him to let Brown free. Brown managed to tag in Henning but he was double teamed mercilessly by McDonald & Lopez. Finally McDonald pinned Henning to win the fall in 7 minutes. During the third and final fall all four men spent much of the time in the ring at the same time as referee Barney tried to maintain order. Several times Henning had McDonald in a pinning position but Lopez kept entering the ring to interfere. Finally Lopez was tagged in legally but was flattened by a flying dropkick by Henning. Henning then pinned Lopez after 11 minutes to win the fall and the match.
That same Tuesday in Baton Rouge the main event was a tag team match with the team of Johnny Harmon & Tom Bradley taking on Wally Dusek & Lou Da Vinci. Harmon & Bradley were having a successful run as a team and their opponents for the night was an odd pairing. Dusek & Da Vinci had spent the past few weeks teaming with their brothers and facing each other, including the night before in Birmingham. They never quite jelled as a team and it showed. Da Vinci used a series of knees to the stomach of Harmon and pinned him to win the first fall. In the second fall Bradley tossed Da Vinci with a series of flying mares before tagging in Harmon. Harmon flattened Da Vinci with a forearm smash and pinned him to win the fall. In the third and deciding fall Bradley softened Dusek up with a series of Irish Whips before applying a rolling full nelson and pinning Dusek to win the fall and the match.
Also on Tuesday in Mobile Tony Da Vinci faced off with Charley Keene in the one fall opening match. Keene was filling in for the ailing Jack Kelly. Da Vinci pinned Keene to win the match.
The semi-final was a match between Jimmy Siksay and Elmer Davis. The match was even at a fall apiece going into the third and final fall. In the third fall Siksay tossed Davis with a series of flying mares and pinned him to win the fall and the match.
In the main event Southern Jr. Heavyweight Champion Al Getz put his title on the line against the challenge of Danny Dusek. Dusek had beaten Getz in a non-title match the previous week in Mobile and thus was awarded a title match. Dusek won the first fall after a series of knee drops allowed him to pin Getz. Getz came back and forced Dusek to submit to an arm bar to take the second fall. Dusek upended Getz with a shoulder slide to pin him, winning the fall and the match. Danny Dusek was the new Southern Jr. Heavyweight Champion.
On Wednesday in Alexandria the card featured a double main event. The opening match was between Johnny Harmon and Wally Dusek. Harmon pinned Dusek in two straight falls to win the match.
The final event featured Tom Bradley taking on Lou Da Vinci. The match was cleanly fought throughout and Da Vinci used a shoulder slide to pin Bradley and won the first fall. In the second fall Bradley used a series of bodyslams on Da Vinci and pinned him to win the fall. The third and final fall began with only 18 minutes of the 60 minute time limit remaining. The two continued to wrestle cleanly until the 55 minute mark. Sensing the time limit running out, both men tossed caution to the wind and began slugging it out. The time limit expired with neither scoring the deciding fall and referee Phil Brummett declared the match a draw.
That same Wednesday in Pensacola the card opened with Farmer Brown and Jack Roberts meeting in a one fall match with a 30 minute time limit.
In the second match, also scheduled for one fall with a 30 minute time limit, Johnny Henning took on Sailor Moran.
The main event was a tag team match with Brown & Henning teaming to face Roberts & Moran. This match was scheduled for best two out of three falls with a 90 minute time limit.
No results are known for this card.
On Thursday in New Orleans Jimmy Siksay and Elmer Davis met in the opening match. Siksay won two out of three falls over Davis to win the match.
In the semi-final match Tom Bradley was matched with Sockeye Jack McDonald. McDonald applied a backbreaker on Bradley and pinned him to win the first fall. Bradley was unable to continue at the start of the second fall and the fall and the match were awarded to McDonald by default.
The main event was a tag team match with Lou & Tony Da Vinci meeting Wally & Danny Dusek once again. Despite Tony Da Vinci sustaining a cut over his left eye, the Da Vinci Twins won two out of three falls over the Duseks to win the match.
On Friday in Jackson the one fall opening match was a special challenge handicap match with Charlie Carr taking on both Farmer Brown and his valet Daisy Mae. Brown & Mae gave Carr quite a going over but Carr held his own until the time limit expired. The match ended as a draw.
In the semi-final bitter rivals Johnny Henning and Sailor Moran squared off once again. Moran was disqualified by referee Pat Willis in the first fall for using an elastic knee bandage to rake across Henning’s eyes. Henning came back in the second fall to flattened Moran with dropkicks and pinned him to win the match in two straight falls.
Another set of bitter rivals met in the main event in the forms of Sockeye Jack McDonald and Charro Aztec. Aztec won the first fall when he forced McDonald to submit to a stepover toehold. In the second fall McDonald had Aztec wobbly following a series of bodyblocks before pinning him to win the fall. In the third and deciding fall Aztec tried for his favorite tactic, a knee to the groin, several times. McDonald managed to avoid the maneuver and caught Aztec in a backbreaker and pinned him to win the fall and the match.
On the following Monday in Birmingham the card opened with a trio of one fall preliminary matches. Lou Da Vinci defeated Al Getz in the first match.
In the second preliminary match Tony Da Vinci made it a clean sweep for the twins from Naples as he defeated Al Warshawski, making his return to the area after a year’s absence.
In the third match of the night Southern Jr. Heavyweight champion Danny Dusek defeated Jimmy Siksay, a former holder of the same title, in a non-title match.
The main event saw the first appearance of the year of the popular midget wrestlers as Tiny Roe & Pee Wee James faced Pancho the Bull & The Mighty Schultz in a tag team match. Roe & James were returning to the area after a year’s absence while Pancho & Schultz were making their first appearances. Pancho & Schultz were disqualified in the deciding fall to give the match to Roe & James.
That same Monday night in Shreveport Charlie Carr and Sockeye Jack McDonald met in the opening match. Carr won the first fall in 12 minutes when he forced McDonald to submit to a Boston Crab. Carr again forced McDonald to submit, this time with an armlock, in 10 of the second fall to win the match in two straight falls.
In the semi-final match Johnny Henning was matched with Charro Aztec in a one fall match. Aztec was disqualified for continually pulling hair to give the match to Henning in 7 minutes.
Henning and Aztec were also involved in the main event. Henning teamed with World Light-Heavyweight champion Rex Mobley to face the duo of Aztec and Pat Cronin, returning after a brief absence. Cronin won the first fall in 10 minutes when he forced Henning to submit to an armlock. In the second fall Mobley used a rocking chair cradle on Cronin and pinned him to win the fall in 12 minutes. Cronin suffered a cut in his forehead during the second fall but entered the ring with his head wrapped at the start of the third and final fall. Cronin made short work of Henning and pinned him in 3 minutes to win the fall and the match for his team.
On Tuesday in Monroe Farmer Brown and Sockeye Jack McDonald met in the one fall opening match. McDonald pinned Brown to win the match in 5 minutes.
Johnny Henning and Charro Aztec met in the second one fall preliminary match of the night. The two battled to a 10 minute draw.
The main event was a tag team match with Brown & Henning taking on McDonald & Aztec. Brown & Henning had defeated McDonald & Raoul Lopez the previous week in Monroe and McDonald was looking to avenge that loss. He recruited Aztec, who he had been feuding with in other parts of the territory, as his partner hoping to gain that vengeance. McDonald & Aztec worked well together as they kept Brown trapped in their corner throughout the first fall, opening a cut on his head. McDonald then twice applied a backbreaker on Brown and pinned him to win the fall in 11 minutes. Brown & Henning decided to fight fire with fire during the second fall as they kept Aztec trapped in their corner and double teamed him. When Aztec finally managed to tag in McDonald Sockeye received the same treatment. Henning then pinned McDonald with a Frogman Splash to win the fall in 13 minutes. At one point during the third and final fall McDonald tossed Henning from the ring and onto the arena floor. When Henning got back into the ring McDonald grabbed him in a headlock. As this was going on referee Pat Willis was busy trying to chase Brown and his valet Daisy Mae, both armed with Brown’s shoes, from the ring. With the referee’s attention averted Aztec jumped into the ring. He & McDonald grabbed Henning by his hair and slammed him backward to the mat. When Willis turned his attention back to the action in the ring McDonald had Henning pinned. Willis counted the pin and awarded the fall and the match to McDonald & Aztec.
That same Tuesday evening in Baton Rouge the card was made up of a double main event. The opening match, scheduled for best two out of three falls with a 60 minute time limit, was a midget’s match between Tiny Roe and the Mighty Schultz.
The final event, also scheduled for best two out of three falls with a 60 minute time limit, saw Tom Bradley taking on Southern Jr. Heavyweight champion Danny Dusek in a non-title match.
No results are known for this card, but Roe and Schultz were in Mobile that same night. It is most likely that they were replaced by Pee Wee James and Pancho the Bull, who were originally scheduled to meet in a match in Mobile but were replaced by Roe and Schultz instead.
In Mobile that same Tuesday Jimmy Siksay and Tony Da Vinci met in the opening match. Siksay pinned Da Vinci to win the opening fall. Da Vinci came back and won the final two falls to win the match.
In the semi-final match Lou Da Vinci was matched with Al Warshawski. Each man won a fall apiece and the match was tied going into the third and final fall. Da Vinci pinned Warshawski in the deciding fall to win the match.
As previously stated the main event was to have been Pee Wee James facing Pancho the Bull in a midget’s match but they were replaced by Tiny Rowe and the Mighty Schultz. It is most likely that a swap had been made and James and Pancho were in Baton Rouge that same night instead. Schultz won the first fall when he pinned Roe following a series of bodyslams. Roe came back in the second fall to apply a backbreaker on Schultz and pin him to even the score. In the third and deciding fall Roe used knee drops and dropkicks on Schultz before pinning him to win the fall and the match.
On Wednesday in Alexandria the card featured a double main event. In the opening event Pee Wee James faced Pancho the Bull in a midget’s match. As was the case the night before in Baton Rouge James and Pancho were replacements for Tiny Roe and the Mighty Schultz who were originally scheduled. Pancho won the first fall when he pinned James after some rough tactics. James came back and pinned Pancho in the final two falls to win the match.
The final event of the evening featured Tom Bradley taking on Southern Jr. Heavyweight champion Danny Dusek in a non-title match. Dusek pinned Bradley to win the first fall but Bradley came back and copped the second. Prior to the start of the third and deciding fall Bradley was in his corner with his back turned to the ring. Dusek snuck into the ring hoping for a surprise attack but Bradley grabbed him and rolled him up for the pin. Referee Charley Keene counted the pin and awarded the fall and the match to Bradley.
Also on Wednesday in Pensacola Tony Da Vinci faced Johnny Harmon in the opening match, scheduled for best two out of three falls with a 60 minute time limit.
The second match of the evening, also scheduled for best two out of three falls with a 60 minute time limit, featured Lou Da Vinci taking on Al Warshawski.
The main event was a midget’s match, scheduled for best two out of three falls with a 60 minute time limit, was scheduled to be between Pee Wee James and Pancho the Bull. Since James and Pancho were in Alexandria that night, most likely the participants in this match were Tiny Row and the Mighty Schultz.
No results are known for this card which was the final one held in Pensacola for the year.
On Thursday in New Orleans Al Warshawski faced Southern Jr. Heavyweight champion Danny Dusek in the one fall opening match. Dusek’s title was not at stake. The match was awarded to Warshawski when Dusek was disqualified.
In the second one fall preliminary match Tony Da Vinci defeated Jimmy Siksay. Lou Da Vinci made it a clean sweep for the twins when he defeated Johnny Harmon in the third preliminary match.
The main event was a midget’s tag team match with Tiny Roe & Pee Wee James taking on Pancho the Bull & the Mighty Schultz. Roe & James won two out of three falls to win the match.
On Friday in Jackson Farmer Jones and Sailor Moran met in the one fall opening match. Brown was without his valet Daisy Mae and it seemed to have an effect on him. Moran pinned him to win the match.
The semi-final match was a tag team match with World Light-Heavyweight champion Rex Mobley teaming with Pat Cronin to face Sockeye Jack McDonald & Charlie Carr. The match was even at a fall apiece going into the third and deciding fall. McDonald used a backbreaker on Mobley and pinned him to win the fall and the match.
The main event was a match between Johnny Henning and Charro Aztec. Henning pinned Aztec with a Frogman Splash to win the first fall. Aztec came back in the second fall to pin Henning to take the fall and even the score. In the third and deciding fall Aztec continually fouled Henning, drawing warnings from referee Jack Roberts. Finally and exhausted Henning collapsed to the mat and Aztec pinned him to win the fall and the match. As soon as the match was over Pat Cronin stormed the ring and issued a challenge to Aztec for a match.
The following week in Birmingham Lou Da Vinci defeated Al Warshawski in the opening preliminary match.
Tony Da Vinci defeated Tom Bradley in the second preliminary match of the night.
The semi-final was a midget’s tag team match in which Pee Wee James & Tiny Roe won two out of three falls from Pancho the Bull & the Mighty Schultz to win.
In the main event was a Southern Jr. Heavyweight title match between champion Danny Dusek and the man he had taken the title from, Al Getz. Getz won the first fall but Dusek came back to take the final two to win the match and retain his title.
This was the final card of the year in Birmingham.
That same Monday in Shreveport Jimmy Siksay faced Sailor Moran in the opening match. Siksay used a dropkick on Moran and pinned him to win the one fall match in 14 minutes.
The semi-final match was between Johnny Henning and Pat Cronin. Henning pinned Cronin following a Frogman Splash to win the first fall in 7 minutes. Cronin was disqualified in the second fall for refusing to break on the ropes, giving the match to Henning in straight falls.
The main event was a match for the World’s Light-Heavyweight title between champion Rex Mobley and challenger Charro Aztec. Aztec used a rolling armlock to pin Mobley to win the first fall in 21 minutes. During the second fall both men were fighting outside the ring but only Aztec was able to return before referee Conway Baker reached the count of 20. Mobley was counted out and the fall and the match were awarded to Aztec. Baker started to turn over the title belt to Aztec but Commissioner Charlie Oliver stopped him. Oliver stated that the title would be held up for the time being.
On Tuesday in Monroe the card featured a double main event, both scheduled for best two out of three falls with a 60 minute time limit. The opening match was between Jimmy Siksay and Charlie Carr.
The final event was a match between Johnny Henning and Charro Aztec.
No results are known for this card.
Also on Tuesday in Baton Rouge the card opened with a midget’s match between Tiny Roe and the Mighty Schultz. Schultz won the first fall when he softened up Roe with a series of half nelsons before pinning him to win the fall. Roe used a series of dropkicks on Schultz and pinned him to win the second fall. In the third and final fall Roe lifted Schultz up on to his shoulders and applied an airplane spin. Roe then pinned Schultz to win the fall and the match.
In the main event Al Getz took on Al Warshawski. Getz was trying to get another show at the Southern Jr. Heavyweight title that he’d lost to Danny Dusek and was hoping a win over Warshawski would earn him a match. Getz pinned Warshawski to win the first fall and take an early advantage. Warshawski came back with a series of bodyslams on Getz and pinned him to win the second fall. In the third and deciding fall Getz applied a reverse jackknife on Warshawski and pinned him to win the fall and the match.
This was the final card of the year in Baton Rouge.
That same Tuesday evening in Mobile the card opened with a tag team match between Johnny Harmon & Tom Bradley and the Da Vinci Twins. Bradley pinned Lou Da Vinci to win the first fall in 20 minutes. Tony Da Vinci forced Harmon to submit to body twist to take the second fall in 15 minutes. Harmon was injured and unable to continue so it was decided that Bradley and Lou Da Vinci would compete alone for the third and deciding fall. Da Vinci used as series of body rolls on Bradley before pinning him to win the fall and the match.
The main event was a midget’s match between Pee Wee James and Pancho the Bull. Pancho used a shoulder stand on James and pinned him to win the first fall in 10 minutes. In the second fall James tossed Pancho with a series of back bodydrops and pinned him to win the fall in 11 minutes. In the third and deciding fall James tossed Pancho with a flying mare and pinned him in 9 minutes to win the fall and the match.
This was the last card of the year in Mobile.
On Wednesday in Alexandria the card was to feature a midget’s match between Tiny Roe and the Mighty Schultz followed by a match between Tom Bradley and Al Warshawski. Earlier in the day Roe was rushed to a local hospital where he underwent a successful appendectomy.
Bradley also failed to show so Al Getz took his place on the card. Getz took two out of three falls from Warshawski to win the opening match.
In the main event Elmer Davis was pressed into action as he was matched with Phil Brummett, also filling in at the last moment. Davis forced Brummett to submit to a leglock to win the first fall. Brummett received a bloody nose during the second fall but continued to hold his own. Davis pinned Brummett to win the match in two straight falls.
This was the final card of the year in Alexandria.
On Thursday in New Orleans Johnny Harmon defeated Al Warshawski in the one fall opening match of the evening.
In the second match of the night Lou Da Vinci won two out of three falls over Tom Bradley to win the match.
Tony Da Vinci made it a clean sweep for the twins as he won two out of three falls from Al Getz to win the semi-final match.
The double main event was to have featured two midget’s matches, the first between Tiny Roe and the Mighty Schultz and the second featuring Pee Wee James and Pancho the Bull. With Roe hospitalized in Alexandria, Schultz served as the referee in the match between James and Pancho. James won two out of three falls from Pancho to win the match.
This was the final card of the year in New Orleans.
On Friday in Jackson Johnny Henning and Sockeye Jack McDonald battled to a draw in the opening match of the night.
In the semi-final match Jimmy Siksay took on Sailor Moran. Siksay won two out of three falls from Moran to win the match.
In the main event Pat Cronin was matched with Charro Aztec. Aztec had running over all competition since arriving in the area but Cronin was just as rough as he was and would provide a formidable opponent. Aztec forced Cronin to submit to a stepover toehold to win the first fall. Cronin used a hammerlock on Aztec to force him to submit to win the second fall and even things. In the third and deciding fall Aztec opened a cut on Cronin’s head and also used his favorite tactic, a knee to the groin. Just as it appeared that Cronin was done for he reached into his trunks and came out with “The Thing”, his infamous weapon. He punched Aztec on the jaw and sent him crashing to the mat. Referee Pat Willis either failed to see the object or didn’t care. Either way Cronin pinned Aztec to win the fall and the match.
With the upcoming holidays and the year coming to an end, there were only three cards the following week.
On Monday in Shreveport Jimmy Siksay and Sailor Moran were matched in the one fall opening match. Moran was disqualified and Siksay awarded the match after 10 minutes.
The semi-final was a tag team match with Siksay teaming with Johnny Henning to take on Moran & Pat Cronin. Cronin forced Siksay to submit to a hammerlock to win the first fall. In the second fall Henning used an abdominal stretch on Moran to force a submission and win the fall in 5 minutes. In the third and deciding fall Moran applied a stepover toehold on Henning and forced him to submit after 6 minutes to win the fall and the match.
The main event was a return match between Rex Mobley and Charro Aztec, with the held up World Light-Heavyweight title going to the winner. Mobley used an alligator clutch on Aztec and pinned him to win the first fall in 18 minutes. Mobley caught Aztec in his rocking chair cradle in the second fall and pinned him to win the fall in 7 minutes. With a convincing straight fall victory over Aztec the World Light-Heavyweight title was returned to Mobley.
On Tuesday in Monroe the card opened with a one fall preliminary match between Jimmy Siksay and Sailor Moran. The two battled to a 10 minute draw.
In the second one fall preliminary match the returning Jack Curtis took on World Light-Heavyweight champion Rex Mobley in a non-title match. Curtis, holder of the same title several times was hoping a victory over Mobley, even in a preliminary match, would put him back in the title picture. This match also ended in a 10 minute draw.
The main event was a tag team match with Siksay & Curtis joining forces to take on Moran & Mobley. Moran & Mobley spent much of the first fall working over the left arm of Siksay. When Curtis was finally tagged into the match he worked over Moran with a series of right hands to the head as he held him in a headlock. Mobley rushed into the ring to help his partner but Curtis sent him scurrying out as well. Curtis then used a series of bodyslams on both of his opponents but was soon at the mercy of them when Moran & Mobley started choking him. Mobley forced Curtis to submit to a Boston Crab to win the fall in 22 minutes. In the second fall Siksay rocked Moran with a series of bodyblocks before pinning him to win the fall in 13 minutes. In the third and deciding fall Siksay and Moran collided mid-ring and fell to the mat. Mobley snuck in and dragged Moran across the prone Siksay. Billy Romanoff, who was serving as the referee for this match, failed to see Mobley’s action and counted the pin, thus giving the fall and the match to Moran & Mobley.
This was the final card of the year in Monroe.
On Friday in Jackson Rex Mobley faced veteran Sailor Parker, making his first appearance in many years. Mobley applied his rocking chair cradle on the veteran and pinned him to win the one fall match.
In the semi-final match Johnny Henning faced Jimmy Siksay. The match was even at a fall apiece going into the third and final fall. The match was a clean, scientific affair all the way with both wrestlers leaving the ring arm and arm following each of the first two falls. The appreciative audience gave them a thunderous ovation at the start of the third and final fall. The match was at the 45 minute mark when Henning used his Frogman Splash on Siksay and pinned him to win the fall and the match. Once again the two shook hand following the falls and left the ring together.
The main event was a tag team match which marked the return of the popular Curtis Brothers, Jack & George, as they faced Pat Cronin & Sockeye Jack McDonald. The Curtis Brothers won two out of three falls, the final by disqualification, to win the match.
This was the final card of the year in Jackson.
The final week of December began on Monday in Shreveport. The card opened with World Light-Heavyweight champion Rex Mobley facing Jimmy Siksay in a non-title match. Mobley won the first and third falls from Siksay to win the match.
In the semi-final match George Curtis was matched with Sailor Moran. The two battled to a 45 minute stalemate with neither bale to score a fall. Curtis was awarded the match by referee’s decision.
George Curtis joined his big brother Jack Curtis in the main event as they faced Moran & Pat Cronin in a tag team match. Jack Curtis pinned Moran to win the first fall and George Curtis pinned Cronin to win the second to give the Curtis Brothers a popular victory in straight falls.
This was the last card of the year in Shreveport.
This brings 1952 to an end.
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Review of Gulf Coast Championship Wrestling: A Recap of December 1952.
Author: Michael Norris of Gulf Coast Wrestling History: 1950-1977.
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Unique content strictly for the Professional Wrestling Historical Society.
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Review of Gulf Coast Championship Wrestling: A Recap of December 1952.
Author: Michael Norris of Gulf Coast Wrestling History: 1950-1977.
Published: July 25, 2020.
Editor: Jimmy Wheeler.
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