Gulf Coast Championship Wrestling
A Recap of January 1950
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The year opened with a card held on Monday January 2, 1950 in Shreveport, Louisiana at the Municipal Auditorium. Promoter Gladden Harrison presented a card that opened with Rex Mobley defeating Mike (Rodeo Red) Ryan in a one fall bout. In the second event Joe Wolfe won over Wild Bill Steddum in another one fall bout. In the final one fall preliminary match, The Black Phantom pinned Charlie Laye after flattening him with a piledriver. Laye was left unconscious and had to be carried to the dressing room.
The main event was to have been a six-man tag team match but with Laye unable to compete it became a handicap tag team match with Mobley & Wolfe facing off with the threesome of Steddum, Ryan & the Black Phantom. With the odds on their side, the trio scored two straight falls to win the match handily.
The following evening, promoter Gus Kallio presented a card at his Kallio’s Arena in Monroe, Louisiana. On that card a recovered Charlie Laye battled Wild Bill Steddum to a 30 minute draw in the opener. The Black Phantom defeated Bobby Lane in 8 minutes to win the second event.
The main event saw Laye & Lane teaming to take on Steddum & the Black Phantom in a tag team match. Laye won the first fall for his team as he pinned Steddum after 8 minutes. In the second fall, the Phantom worked over Laye with forearm and elbow blows using a pad that he was wearing on his right elbow. Finally referee Bill Barney stopped the action and summonsed Dr. J.T. French, the wrestling commission doctor, to examine the pad. The doctor gave it a look over, stated that he found no irregularity and the match resumed. The Phantom continued to punish Laye before tagging in Steddum. Steddum applied a hammerlock on Laye and forced him to the mat. Steddum then began stomping Laye’s arm while maintaining the hammerlock. Laye was finally forced to submit after 18 minutes of action. Laye & Lane spent much of the third and final fall working over the Phantom. The masked man managed to knock Lane to the mat with a bodyblock and stomped him in the throat. The Phantom then applied his piledriver and pinned Lane after 8 minutes to win the fall and the match. It took several minutes for Lane to regain consciousness, but he was able to walk back to the dressing room under his own power.
That same Tuesday evening in Baton Rouge, Mrs. Jimmy Kilshaw presented her first card of the year in Baton Rouge at the VFW Hall. The card opened with a women’s match with Celia Blevins, a last minute substitute for an ailing Ellen Olsen, taking on Juanita Coffman. Blevins won the first fall with a backbreaker and pin on Coffman in 13 minutes. Coffman came back and pinned Blevins in 17 minutes to win the second fall. Blevins used some rough tactics in the third and deciding fall. She hit Coffman with a flying tackle and pinned her to win the fall and the match.
In the main event featured Jack (Sockeye) McDonald, the current World’s Jr. Heavyweight Champion, taking on Billy (Cue Ball) Rush in a non-title match. McDonald used a series of snap-mares on Rush and pinned him to win the first fall. Rush applied his cobra sleeper hold on McDonald in the second fall. The hold was illegal in the state of Louisiana and referee Jake Guercio attempted to force Rush to break but McDonald gave up before that could happen and Rush won the fall. Rush tried again to use the cobra hold in the third and deciding fall, again with Guercio trying to prevent it. McDonald used another series of snap-mares on Rush and pinned him to win the third fall and the match.
On Wednesday January 4, 1950 at Thompson’s Arena in Alexandria, Louisiana was the site of a card presented by promoter Jimmie Thompson. That card opened with a match featuring lady wrestlers as Cecilia Blevins, again a substitute for Ellen Olsen, took on Juanita Coffman in a best two out of three falls match. Coffman was disqualified by referee Jake Guercio after 30 minutes of rough action in the first fall. Blevins won the second fall after 25 minutes to take the match in straight falls.
The main event featured another match between Jack (Sockeye) McDonald and Billy (Cue Ball) Rush. McDonald scored the first fall with his abdominal stretch after 30 minutes. Rush evened the score when he pinned McDonald after a series of bodyslams to win the second fall. McDonald used his stretch hold once more to win the third and deciding fall to take the match.
The next night, Thursday January 5 a card was held at the Coliseum in New Orleans, Louisiana promoted by Ernestine Murtagh. Mrs. Murtagh was the wife of long-time New Orleans promoter Jim Murtagh who had turned the promotion over to his wife due to illness. The card opened with Billy Rush defeating George Cologne in a one fall match.
The semi-final was a women’s match with Celia Blevins, again substituting for Ellen Olsen, taking two out of three falls from Juanita Coffman to win the match.
The main event was a tag team match with Sockeye Jack McDonald teaming Billy Rush to defeat the team of George (Lefty) Thomas & George Cologne in two straight falls.
On Friday January 6, a card presented by Joe Gunther was held in Mobile, Alabama at the American Legion Arena. That card saw lady wrestlers meet as Cecilia Blevins defeated Juanita Coffman in the opening match. The main event saw Billy (Cue Ball) Rush defeat Nick Kapitan.
Also on Friday promoter Sidney Goltsman presented a card at the Lee Street Arena in Montgomery, Alabama. That card opened with Nick Carter taking on George (Lefty) Thomas.
Sockeye Jack McDonald faced George Cologne in the second match of the evening.
The main event was a tag team match with Carter & McDonald teaming up to take on the twosome of Thomas & Cologne.
No results are known for this card.
That same night in Jackson, Mississippi promoter Billy Romanoff held a card at the Municipal Auditorium. Rex Mobley defeated Bobby Lane to win the one fall opening match.
In the semi-final match Joe Wolfe teamed with Charlie Laye to take on Wild Bill Steddum & the Black Phantom. Each team had a fall apiece going into the deciding fall. Wolfe caught the Phantom in a rolling cradle but the two assigned referees, Pat Willis and Red Ryan, were busy arguing with one another and didn’t see the pin. Steddum rushed in and kicked Wolfe off of his masked partner and helped the Phantom cover Wolfe. Willis counted the fall and awarded the match to Steddum & the Phantom.
In the main event, World Light-Heavyweight Champion Balk Estes put his title on the line against the challenge of Henry Harrell. Harrell pinned Estes with a jackknife to take the first fall. Estes came back and applied his alligator clutch to Harrell to win the second fall and even the score. During the third and deciding fall, Estes grabbed Harrell and rammed him headfirst into the ringpost. Instead of going down, Harrell went into a blind rage and tossed Estes and referee Pat Willis from the ring and would not let either man re-enter. Charlie Laye and Bobby Lane came out and tried to calm Harrell down, but they too were sent flying from the ring. Even promoter Billy Romanoff got the rough treatment when he entered the ring to try and restore order. Things finally calmed down until Estes got back into the ring. Harrell tore after him again and it took Laye, Lane, Romanoff and several policemen to separate the two and get them back to the dressing room. The match was declared a no contest.
The following week on Monday in Shreveport, the card opened with Joe Wolfe defeating Rodeo Red Ryan in the one fall opener.
The semi-main was a tag team match featuring the team of Balk Estes & Joe Wolfe taking on Wild Bill Steddum & Red Ryan. Estes won the first fall for his team while Wolfe scored the second fall, giving Estes & Wolfe the match in straight falls.
The main event saw Rex Mobley facing the Black Phantom. The Phantom pinned Mobley to win the first fall and turned up the rough tactics in the second. He tossed Mobley from the ring and turned his attention to referee Conway Baker. The masked man applied his dreaded piledriver on Baker and left him lying near unconsciousness. The Phantom then dragged Mobley into the ring and flattened him with the piledriver. Baker came too long enough to count Mobley out before passing out again, giving the Black Phantom the match in two straight falls.
The following night in Monroe, Charlie Laye & Joe Wolfe teamed to take on the Black Phantom & Wild Bill Steddum in the main event tag team match. Bobby Lane, still recovering from the results of the Black Phantom’s piledriver the week before, was assigned as the referee. The match was even at a fall apiece going into the third fall when Laye managed get Steddum into a pinning combination. Lane, a bit woozy, failed to make the count. The Phantom dashed into the ring and stomped Laye in the head, allowing Steddum to counter and pin Laye. Lane regained his senses and counted Laye out and awarded the match to Steddum & the Phantom. Promoter Gus Kallio announced that he would let the decision stand, but Lane would no longer be allowed to officiate matches in Monroe. Wrestling Commissioner Dave Silverstein also announced that he was holding up the purse of both teams.
Also on Tuesday in Baton Rouge the card opened with a 5 Man Battle Royal. The participants were Jack McDonald, George Cologne, Garza Lozano, Nick Kapitan and George (Lefty) Thomas. Kapitan was the first eliminated and was assigned as the referee for the final two matches. The next two out were Jack McDonald and George Cologne. They met in the second match of the evening. George Thomas and Garza Lozano were the last men left and they were matched in the main event of the night.
In the match between McDonald and Cologne, McDonald won the first fall when he pinned Cologne in 16 minutes. Cologne came back with a series of bodyslams and pinned McDonald to win the second fall in 18 minutes. McDonald used a series of kangaroo kicks on Cologne and pinned him in 21 minutes to win the third fall and the match.
In the main event, Garza Lozano won the first fall when he pinned George Thomas after a series of bodyslams. George Thomas was well on his way to winning the second fall when Lozano tossed him from the ring. Thomas landed on a ringside chair and suffered a deep cut on one ear and injured his leg. Referee Nick Kapitan disqualified Lozano and awarded not only the fall but the match to Thomas, despite the fact that the match had only gone two falls.
That same night wrestling opened at the Wiregrass Sports Arena in Dothan, Alabama, lady wrestlers Juanita Coffman and Celia Blevins met again in the opening match. In the main event Nick Carter faced The Green Shadow.
No results are known for this card.
The next night on Wednesday, in Alexandria, George Cologne faced George (Lefty) Thomas in the opening match. Cologne won the first fall with a dropkick and pin on Thomas. Thomas came back with a series of flying mares and a bodyslam to pin Cologne to take the second fall. Cologne used bodyslams himself as he slammed Thomas three times and pinned him to take the deciding fall and the match.
The semi-main event had Nick Kapitan facing Garza Lozano in a best two out of three falls match. Lozano got a little rough with referee George Thomas in the first fall and Thomas joined Kapitan to work Lozano over, which allowed Kapitan to pin him to win the first fall. Lozano came back and pinned Kapitan to win the second fall and tie the match. In the third and deciding fall Kapitan sent Lozano hurdling into a corner and as the Mexican was on his knees and member of the audience rushed up and punched him in the face several times. That riled Lozano up and he tore out after the fan and chased him from the arena and into the arms of a deputy sheriff and a state trooper. Returning to the ring, Lozano also tore into Kapitan with every dirty trick he could muster. Finally referee Thomas stopped the match and disqualified Lozano, giving the fall and the match to Kapitan.
The main event featured a 10 round boxing match between Sockeye Jack McDonald and Phil Brummett. Brummett, an Alexandria native, had the decided advantage as he had been a pro boxer for a brief period on the West Coast. The match came about from a brewing feud between him and McDonald that had started several weeks prior during a wrestling match. Brummett easily outscored McDonald in the first two rounds and was doing much the same in the third. McDonald finally swung a wild haymaker that landed squarely on the jaw of Brummett and sent him crashing to the mat. Brummett was down for the count and McDonald was awarded the match.
The next night in New Orleans, the card opened with George Cologne scoring a victory over Jack Wentworth. Billy Rush defeated Nick Kapitan in the second event of the evening. In the main event the Green Shadow defeated Sockeye Jack McDonald.
On Friday, on the card in Mobile, the Green Shadow defeated Billy (Cue Ball) Rush in the opener. Sockeye Jack McDonald defeated George Cologne in the main event.
Also on Friday in Montgomery, Celia Blevins and Juanita Coffman opened the card in a women’s match.
The main event was a match between George Cologne and Garza Lozano.
No results are known for this card.
That same night in Jackson, Joe Wolfe and Wild Bill Steddum battled to a 30 minute draw in the opening match.
The semi-final was a 5 man Wrestle Royal. Besides Wolfe and Steddum, the other participants were the Black Phantom, Charlie Laye and Rex Mobley. The Phantom was the first man eliminated, followed by Steddum. Mobley and Laye were both put out at the same time and this left Wolfe as the victor, as awarded by referee Bobby Lane.
The main event was a return title match for the World Light-Heavyweight title, with champion Balk Estes defending against Henry Harrell. Harrell pinned Estes to take the first fall and was well on his way to winning the second when he missed a flying tackle aimed at Estes. Harrell sailed through the ropes and into the ringside chairs. He managed to climb back into the ring but was favoring his back. Estes tossed him out onto the floor once again, further aggravating the injured back. Estes finally brought him back into the ring and easily pinned him to win the second fall. Many fans in attendance figured that Harrell would be unable to continue but he managed to come back out for the third and deciding fall. Harrell had Estes close to being pinned with referee Claude Skidmore reaching the count of two of four different occasions. Finally Estes was able to turn the tide and pinned Harrell to win the fall and the match and retain his title.
The following week there was no wrestling scheduled in Shreveport on Monday due to the Municipal Auditorium being used for the Shrine Circus.
On Tuesday in Monroe, the main event was a tag team match that featured Charlie Laye & Joe Wolfe facing Wild Bill Steddum & the Black Phantom in a rematch. There were also two singles matches prior to the main event.
No results are known for this card.
Also on Tuesday in Baton Rouge, the card opened with a match between George Cologne and Garza Lozano. Lozano used a series of snap-mares on Cologne and pinned him in 15 minutes to win the first fall. Cologne flattened Lozano with a series of kangaroo kicks and pinned him in 19 minutes to win the second fall and even the score. In the third and deciding fall, Lozano got into an argument with referee Jake Guercio and punched him. Lozano then tossed both Thomas and Guercio from the ring. Guercio disqualified Lozano and awarded the third fall and the match to Cologne.
In the main event, World Jr. Heavyweight champion Jack McDonald faced the Green Shadow in a non-title match. McDonald hit the Shadow with a series of flying tackles and pinned him to win the first fall in 23 minutes. The Shadow came back and forced McDonald to submit to a single leg Boston Crab to win the second fall in 17 minutes. The Shadow used the same hold on McDonald and forced him to submit once again in 16 minutes to win the third fall and the match.
That same evening in Dothan, a masked wrestler known as Mr. X faced Johnny Gallagher in the opening match. Billy (Cue Ball) Rush faced Jack Wentworth from Canada in the second match. The main event had Gallagher & Wentworth teaming to face Rush & Mr. X.
Again, no results are available for this card.
On Wednesday in Alexandria the card opened with the Green Shadow taking on George Cologne. In an odd twist, the rugged masked man was the fan favorite in this match as Cologne was most unpopular with the Alexandria locals. The Shadow won the first fall and then chased Cologne back to the dressing room. Cologne came back and pinned the masked man to win the second fall after using several dirty tactics on him to wear him down. The Shadow used an alligator clutch to score the third and deciding fall to win the match.
In the main event, popular Sockeye Jack McDonald faced the equally unpopular Garza Lozano. Lozano had McDonald blinded after rubbing something into his eyes in the first fall. Referee Phil Brummett searched Lozano several times but could not find whatever substance Lozano was using. McDonald managed to clear his vision and caught Lozano in an abdominal stretch and forced him to submit to win the first fall. Lozano floored McDonald with a crushing right hand blow to the jaw and pinned him to win the second fall. Lozano resorted to gouging McDonald’s eyes before again dropping him with a punch to the jaw in the deciding fall. The huge Lozano then attempted a diving splash on McDonald in order to pin him, but McDonald rolled out of the way at the last possible second. Lozano crashed to the mat and was easily pinned by McDonald, giving the fall and the match to the popular Sockeye. Lozano also got into a round of fisticuffs with some ringside fans on his way back to the dressing room.
On Thursday in New Orleans, Billy Rush defeated Garza Lozano in the opening match while the Green Shadow won over Henry Harrell in the semi-final.
In the main event Jack Curtis and Sockeye Jack McDonald each scored a fall apiece but the match ended in a 60 minute draw when neither could score the deciding fall.
On the Friday night card in Mobile two nights later, George Cologne and Sockeye Jack McDonald met in a rematch, which ended in a draw. In the second event Billy (Cue Ball) Rush and the Green Shadow also battled to a draw. The main event saw Cologne & the Green Shadow defeat McDonald & Rush in a tag team match.
That same evening in Montgomery, Johnny Gallagher and Garza Lozano met in the opening match. Jack Wentworth and George Thomas battled in the second event of the evening.
In the main event, Gallagher & Wentworth took on Lozano & Thomas in a tag team match.
No results are known for this card.
Also on Friday, in Jackson, Joe Wolfe and Wild Bill Steddum battled to a 30 minute draw in the opening match. In the two semi-final matches Charlie Laye defeated Rodeo Red Ryan, while the Black Phantom used his piledriver to beat Rex Mobley.
The main event was a match for the World Light-Heavyweight title with champion Balk Estes defending against the challenge of Jack Curtis. Estes had ended the 7th reign of Curtis as champion and Curtis was anxious to regain the title. The two struggled mightily with each other before Curtis scored a pin to take the first fall after 41 minutes. Estes came back and took the second fall after 28 minutes. The 90 minute time limit expired with neither man able to score the winning fall. The match was declared a draw.
Curtis immediately issued a challenger for another title match, but with no time limit involved. Balk balked, however, and stated that he had taken the title from Curtis with a 90 minute time limit and that Curtis would have to do so in the same manner.
Wrestling returned to Shreveport the following Monday after a week off. On that card Henry Harrell won two out of three falls to win the match over Wild Bill Steddum.
In the second match, Joe Wolfe took on Balk Estes. Estes was a replacement for Rex Mobley, who was scheduled to face Wolfe but was still out of action due to the piledriver of the Black Phantom. As it were, Estes scored the first fall while Wolfe came back and won the second. The 60 minute time limit expired before either man could win another fall. The match was declared a draw.
In the main event Charlie Laye took on the feared Black Phantom. Laye, like Mobley, had been injured previously by the Phantom’s piledriver and was seeking some payback. Nearing the 30 minute mark of the first fall the Phantom attempted to apply the piledriver on Laye. Laye was alert to the maneuver and upended the Phantom and pinned him to take the fall. After the fall, the Phantom grabbed Laye and applied the piledriver and knocked him unconscious. Referee Conway Baker immediately disqualified the Phantom and awarded the second fall and the match to Laye before the fall actually started. The incensed Phantom slugged Baker and was about to do further damage when Commissioner Charlie Oliver entered the ring and stopped him. Oliver announced that the Phantom would be fined and his purse for the night withheld, Furthermore, Oliver stated, the Phantom would be suspended from wrestled in Shreveport for an indefinite time.
The following evening in Monroe featured a double main event. In the first event Bobby Lane would face Wild Bill Steddum in a best two out of three falls match with a 75 minute time limit.
The second main event would be between Joe Wolfe and the Black Phantom with the same number of falls and the same time limit.
Bill Barney, the local West Monroe garage owner would officiate both matches.
No results are known for this card.
Also on Tuesday in Baton Rouge, Johnny Gallagher took on veteran Rex Mobley in the opening match of the evening. Gallagher used an airplane spin on Mobley and pinned him to win the first fall in 14 minutes. Mobley won the second fall in 16 minutes when he forced Gallagher to submit to a Boston Crab. Mobley used another Boston Crab on Gallagher to force him to submit in 19 minutes to win the third fall and the match.
In the main event Jack Curtis made his return to Baton Rouge as he faced George Cologne. Curtis pinned Cologne after a series of bodyslams to win the first fall. Cologne came back with a series of body blocks and a pin on Curtis to win the second fall. In the third and deciding fall Cologne was handling Curtis quite well until he decided to jump on him from the corner turnbuckle. Just as Cologne perched himself on the top turnbuckle,
Curtis caught him with a dropkick. Cologne fell to the arena floor and was counted out, giving the fall and the match to Curtis.
That same Tuesday night in Dothan, Jack Wentworth met the Green Shadow in the opening match. The main event saw Sockeye Jack McDonald take on Garza Lozano.
Again, no results are known.
On Wednesday night in Alexandria, Rex Mobley and Johnny Gallagher met in a clean, scientific opener. Mobley won the match when Gallagher missed a dropkick and slammed his head on the mat. Mobley pinned him and took the match.
In the main event Jack Curtis faced off with George Cologne. Cologne scored the first fall when he kicked Curtis in the face while jumping from the ropes. Cologne then pinned the stunned Curtis to take the fall. In the second fall, Curtis got into a shouting match with referee George (Lefty) Thomas which led to blows being thrown. Thomas disqualified Curtis, giving the match to Cologne in two straight falls.
The following evening in New Orleans, Johnny Gallagher defeated George Cologne in the opening match. Cologne garnered a little revenge in the semi-final when he teamed with the Green Shadow to defeat Gallagher & Rex Mobley by taking two out of three falls.
The main event was a return match between Jack Curtis and Sockeye Jack McDonald. The two had wrestled to a 60 minute draw the previous week and both were anxious to prove their superiority. McDonald won the first fall when he pinned Curtis but that was the only fall scored in the match. McDonald resorted to foul tactics while Curtis fought back in kind. Finally the match was stopped by a member of the Louisiana state wrestling commission and declared a no contest.
On Friday in Mobile, Rex Mobley defeated Johnny Gallagher in the opening match. George Cologne and Sockeye Jack McDonald met for the third week in a row with McDonald defeating Cologne in the main event.
Also on Friday in Montgomery, promoter Sidney Goltsman staged his annual March of Dimes Benefit Card. The proceeds for this card were donated to the Infantile Paralysis Fund.
The card opened with a one fall match between Billy Rush and the Green Shadow. The second match of the evening, also a one fall match, featured Jack Wentworth taking on Garza Lozano.
The main event was a tag team match with Rush & Wentworth teaming to take on Lozano & the Green Shadow.
No results are known for this card.
This would be the final card promoted by Sidney Goltsman in Montgomery.
That same night in Jackson, a round robin tag team event was featured. Two opening tag team matches would be held and the winning team of each of those bouts would meet in the main event.
In the opening tag match, Jack Curtis & Henry Harrell, both from Vicksburg, Mississippi, defeated Balk Estes & Bobby Lane. In the second match the Black Phantom & Wild Bill Steddum defeated Joe Wolfe & Charlie Laye when the Phantom flatted Wolfe with his piledriver.
In the main event the Phantom & Steddum continually worked over Harrell and could have pinned him at any time to win the fall. They much preferred punishing him and wound up being disqualified for their efforts. In a surprise move, Curtis flattened Steddum with a piledriver and pinned him to win the second fall, giving the match to Curtis & Harrell in two straight falls.
The final week of January opened with a card in Shreveport on Monday. Henry Harrell met Balk Estes in the first match of the evening. Harrell was trying to secure another match for Estes’ World Light-Heavyweight title and hoped a victory in this non-title match would do the trick. Surprisingly, Estes stuck to the rules in the first fall and managed to upend Harrell and pin him to take the fall. Harrell won the second fall, but things got a little testy between the two and punches were exchanged during the fall. In the third and deciding fall, both men were wrapped in a stalemate when both applied the same hold to one another. Both agreed to release the hold and try again from scratch, but Estes sucker punched Harrell on the break. He then pinned the stunned Harrell and won the fall and the match.
The main event was a grudge match between Charlie Laye and the Black Phantom. Laye convinced promoter Gladden Harrison to have the Phantom’s suspension lifted so he could gain revenge for the two injuries he had suffered at the hands of the masked man’s deadly piledriver hold. Laye pinned the Phantom to score the first fall of the match while the Phantom came back to win the next two falls by forcing Laye to submit. The Phantom never even attempted to apply the piledriver.
On Tuesday, the next night, in Monroe the feature bout was a tag team match between Henry Harrell & Joe Wolfe and the team of the Black Phantom & Wild Bill Steddum. To ensure that there would be some semblance of order, promoter Gus Kallio assigned two referees to the match, one of which was himself. Bill Barney was the other referee on duty. Each team had won a fall apiece going into the deciding fall, when Steddum & the Phantom tossed Harrell & Wolfe from the ring. Not satisfied they also tossed out Barney and Romanoff. Romanoff called for an immediate disqualification and awarded the fall and the match to Harrell & Wolfe.
Also on Tuesday in Baton Rouge, the opening match between Jack Wentworth and George Cologne ended in a draw.
In the second bout of the evening Jack Curtis won over Billy Rush when Rush was disqualified by referee Eddie Gossett for using illegal tactics.
The main event was a tag team match with Curtis & Wentworth taking on Cologne & Rush. Cologne pinned Wentworth in 18 minutes to win the first fall for his team. Wentworth returned the favor when he pinned Cologne in 20 minutes to win the second fall. Curtis pinned Cologne in 22 minutes to win the third fall and the match for his team.
That same Tuesday in Dothan, the lady wrestlers made another appearance as Juanita Coffman wrestled Mae Weston in the opening match. In the main event Rex Mobley & Johnny Gallagher faced Garza Lozano & the Green Shadow.
No results are known for this card.
The year opened with a card held on Monday January 2, 1950 in Shreveport, Louisiana at the Municipal Auditorium. Promoter Gladden Harrison presented a card that opened with Rex Mobley defeating Mike (Rodeo Red) Ryan in a one fall bout. In the second event Joe Wolfe won over Wild Bill Steddum in another one fall bout. In the final one fall preliminary match, The Black Phantom pinned Charlie Laye after flattening him with a piledriver. Laye was left unconscious and had to be carried to the dressing room.
The main event was to have been a six-man tag team match but with Laye unable to compete it became a handicap tag team match with Mobley & Wolfe facing off with the threesome of Steddum, Ryan & the Black Phantom. With the odds on their side, the trio scored two straight falls to win the match handily.
The following evening, promoter Gus Kallio presented a card at his Kallio’s Arena in Monroe, Louisiana. On that card a recovered Charlie Laye battled Wild Bill Steddum to a 30 minute draw in the opener. The Black Phantom defeated Bobby Lane in 8 minutes to win the second event.
The main event saw Laye & Lane teaming to take on Steddum & the Black Phantom in a tag team match. Laye won the first fall for his team as he pinned Steddum after 8 minutes. In the second fall, the Phantom worked over Laye with forearm and elbow blows using a pad that he was wearing on his right elbow. Finally referee Bill Barney stopped the action and summonsed Dr. J.T. French, the wrestling commission doctor, to examine the pad. The doctor gave it a look over, stated that he found no irregularity and the match resumed. The Phantom continued to punish Laye before tagging in Steddum. Steddum applied a hammerlock on Laye and forced him to the mat. Steddum then began stomping Laye’s arm while maintaining the hammerlock. Laye was finally forced to submit after 18 minutes of action. Laye & Lane spent much of the third and final fall working over the Phantom. The masked man managed to knock Lane to the mat with a bodyblock and stomped him in the throat. The Phantom then applied his piledriver and pinned Lane after 8 minutes to win the fall and the match. It took several minutes for Lane to regain consciousness, but he was able to walk back to the dressing room under his own power.
That same Tuesday evening in Baton Rouge, Mrs. Jimmy Kilshaw presented her first card of the year in Baton Rouge at the VFW Hall. The card opened with a women’s match with Celia Blevins, a last minute substitute for an ailing Ellen Olsen, taking on Juanita Coffman. Blevins won the first fall with a backbreaker and pin on Coffman in 13 minutes. Coffman came back and pinned Blevins in 17 minutes to win the second fall. Blevins used some rough tactics in the third and deciding fall. She hit Coffman with a flying tackle and pinned her to win the fall and the match.
In the main event featured Jack (Sockeye) McDonald, the current World’s Jr. Heavyweight Champion, taking on Billy (Cue Ball) Rush in a non-title match. McDonald used a series of snap-mares on Rush and pinned him to win the first fall. Rush applied his cobra sleeper hold on McDonald in the second fall. The hold was illegal in the state of Louisiana and referee Jake Guercio attempted to force Rush to break but McDonald gave up before that could happen and Rush won the fall. Rush tried again to use the cobra hold in the third and deciding fall, again with Guercio trying to prevent it. McDonald used another series of snap-mares on Rush and pinned him to win the third fall and the match.
On Wednesday January 4, 1950 at Thompson’s Arena in Alexandria, Louisiana was the site of a card presented by promoter Jimmie Thompson. That card opened with a match featuring lady wrestlers as Cecilia Blevins, again a substitute for Ellen Olsen, took on Juanita Coffman in a best two out of three falls match. Coffman was disqualified by referee Jake Guercio after 30 minutes of rough action in the first fall. Blevins won the second fall after 25 minutes to take the match in straight falls.
The main event featured another match between Jack (Sockeye) McDonald and Billy (Cue Ball) Rush. McDonald scored the first fall with his abdominal stretch after 30 minutes. Rush evened the score when he pinned McDonald after a series of bodyslams to win the second fall. McDonald used his stretch hold once more to win the third and deciding fall to take the match.
The next night, Thursday January 5 a card was held at the Coliseum in New Orleans, Louisiana promoted by Ernestine Murtagh. Mrs. Murtagh was the wife of long-time New Orleans promoter Jim Murtagh who had turned the promotion over to his wife due to illness. The card opened with Billy Rush defeating George Cologne in a one fall match.
The semi-final was a women’s match with Celia Blevins, again substituting for Ellen Olsen, taking two out of three falls from Juanita Coffman to win the match.
The main event was a tag team match with Sockeye Jack McDonald teaming Billy Rush to defeat the team of George (Lefty) Thomas & George Cologne in two straight falls.
On Friday January 6, a card presented by Joe Gunther was held in Mobile, Alabama at the American Legion Arena. That card saw lady wrestlers meet as Cecilia Blevins defeated Juanita Coffman in the opening match. The main event saw Billy (Cue Ball) Rush defeat Nick Kapitan.
Also on Friday promoter Sidney Goltsman presented a card at the Lee Street Arena in Montgomery, Alabama. That card opened with Nick Carter taking on George (Lefty) Thomas.
Sockeye Jack McDonald faced George Cologne in the second match of the evening.
The main event was a tag team match with Carter & McDonald teaming up to take on the twosome of Thomas & Cologne.
No results are known for this card.
That same night in Jackson, Mississippi promoter Billy Romanoff held a card at the Municipal Auditorium. Rex Mobley defeated Bobby Lane to win the one fall opening match.
In the semi-final match Joe Wolfe teamed with Charlie Laye to take on Wild Bill Steddum & the Black Phantom. Each team had a fall apiece going into the deciding fall. Wolfe caught the Phantom in a rolling cradle but the two assigned referees, Pat Willis and Red Ryan, were busy arguing with one another and didn’t see the pin. Steddum rushed in and kicked Wolfe off of his masked partner and helped the Phantom cover Wolfe. Willis counted the fall and awarded the match to Steddum & the Phantom.
In the main event, World Light-Heavyweight Champion Balk Estes put his title on the line against the challenge of Henry Harrell. Harrell pinned Estes with a jackknife to take the first fall. Estes came back and applied his alligator clutch to Harrell to win the second fall and even the score. During the third and deciding fall, Estes grabbed Harrell and rammed him headfirst into the ringpost. Instead of going down, Harrell went into a blind rage and tossed Estes and referee Pat Willis from the ring and would not let either man re-enter. Charlie Laye and Bobby Lane came out and tried to calm Harrell down, but they too were sent flying from the ring. Even promoter Billy Romanoff got the rough treatment when he entered the ring to try and restore order. Things finally calmed down until Estes got back into the ring. Harrell tore after him again and it took Laye, Lane, Romanoff and several policemen to separate the two and get them back to the dressing room. The match was declared a no contest.
The following week on Monday in Shreveport, the card opened with Joe Wolfe defeating Rodeo Red Ryan in the one fall opener.
The semi-main was a tag team match featuring the team of Balk Estes & Joe Wolfe taking on Wild Bill Steddum & Red Ryan. Estes won the first fall for his team while Wolfe scored the second fall, giving Estes & Wolfe the match in straight falls.
The main event saw Rex Mobley facing the Black Phantom. The Phantom pinned Mobley to win the first fall and turned up the rough tactics in the second. He tossed Mobley from the ring and turned his attention to referee Conway Baker. The masked man applied his dreaded piledriver on Baker and left him lying near unconsciousness. The Phantom then dragged Mobley into the ring and flattened him with the piledriver. Baker came too long enough to count Mobley out before passing out again, giving the Black Phantom the match in two straight falls.
The following night in Monroe, Charlie Laye & Joe Wolfe teamed to take on the Black Phantom & Wild Bill Steddum in the main event tag team match. Bobby Lane, still recovering from the results of the Black Phantom’s piledriver the week before, was assigned as the referee. The match was even at a fall apiece going into the third fall when Laye managed get Steddum into a pinning combination. Lane, a bit woozy, failed to make the count. The Phantom dashed into the ring and stomped Laye in the head, allowing Steddum to counter and pin Laye. Lane regained his senses and counted Laye out and awarded the match to Steddum & the Phantom. Promoter Gus Kallio announced that he would let the decision stand, but Lane would no longer be allowed to officiate matches in Monroe. Wrestling Commissioner Dave Silverstein also announced that he was holding up the purse of both teams.
Also on Tuesday in Baton Rouge the card opened with a 5 Man Battle Royal. The participants were Jack McDonald, George Cologne, Garza Lozano, Nick Kapitan and George (Lefty) Thomas. Kapitan was the first eliminated and was assigned as the referee for the final two matches. The next two out were Jack McDonald and George Cologne. They met in the second match of the evening. George Thomas and Garza Lozano were the last men left and they were matched in the main event of the night.
In the match between McDonald and Cologne, McDonald won the first fall when he pinned Cologne in 16 minutes. Cologne came back with a series of bodyslams and pinned McDonald to win the second fall in 18 minutes. McDonald used a series of kangaroo kicks on Cologne and pinned him in 21 minutes to win the third fall and the match.
In the main event, Garza Lozano won the first fall when he pinned George Thomas after a series of bodyslams. George Thomas was well on his way to winning the second fall when Lozano tossed him from the ring. Thomas landed on a ringside chair and suffered a deep cut on one ear and injured his leg. Referee Nick Kapitan disqualified Lozano and awarded not only the fall but the match to Thomas, despite the fact that the match had only gone two falls.
That same night wrestling opened at the Wiregrass Sports Arena in Dothan, Alabama, lady wrestlers Juanita Coffman and Celia Blevins met again in the opening match. In the main event Nick Carter faced The Green Shadow.
No results are known for this card.
The next night on Wednesday, in Alexandria, George Cologne faced George (Lefty) Thomas in the opening match. Cologne won the first fall with a dropkick and pin on Thomas. Thomas came back with a series of flying mares and a bodyslam to pin Cologne to take the second fall. Cologne used bodyslams himself as he slammed Thomas three times and pinned him to take the deciding fall and the match.
The semi-main event had Nick Kapitan facing Garza Lozano in a best two out of three falls match. Lozano got a little rough with referee George Thomas in the first fall and Thomas joined Kapitan to work Lozano over, which allowed Kapitan to pin him to win the first fall. Lozano came back and pinned Kapitan to win the second fall and tie the match. In the third and deciding fall Kapitan sent Lozano hurdling into a corner and as the Mexican was on his knees and member of the audience rushed up and punched him in the face several times. That riled Lozano up and he tore out after the fan and chased him from the arena and into the arms of a deputy sheriff and a state trooper. Returning to the ring, Lozano also tore into Kapitan with every dirty trick he could muster. Finally referee Thomas stopped the match and disqualified Lozano, giving the fall and the match to Kapitan.
The main event featured a 10 round boxing match between Sockeye Jack McDonald and Phil Brummett. Brummett, an Alexandria native, had the decided advantage as he had been a pro boxer for a brief period on the West Coast. The match came about from a brewing feud between him and McDonald that had started several weeks prior during a wrestling match. Brummett easily outscored McDonald in the first two rounds and was doing much the same in the third. McDonald finally swung a wild haymaker that landed squarely on the jaw of Brummett and sent him crashing to the mat. Brummett was down for the count and McDonald was awarded the match.
The next night in New Orleans, the card opened with George Cologne scoring a victory over Jack Wentworth. Billy Rush defeated Nick Kapitan in the second event of the evening. In the main event the Green Shadow defeated Sockeye Jack McDonald.
On Friday, on the card in Mobile, the Green Shadow defeated Billy (Cue Ball) Rush in the opener. Sockeye Jack McDonald defeated George Cologne in the main event.
Also on Friday in Montgomery, Celia Blevins and Juanita Coffman opened the card in a women’s match.
The main event was a match between George Cologne and Garza Lozano.
No results are known for this card.
That same night in Jackson, Joe Wolfe and Wild Bill Steddum battled to a 30 minute draw in the opening match.
The semi-final was a 5 man Wrestle Royal. Besides Wolfe and Steddum, the other participants were the Black Phantom, Charlie Laye and Rex Mobley. The Phantom was the first man eliminated, followed by Steddum. Mobley and Laye were both put out at the same time and this left Wolfe as the victor, as awarded by referee Bobby Lane.
The main event was a return title match for the World Light-Heavyweight title, with champion Balk Estes defending against Henry Harrell. Harrell pinned Estes to take the first fall and was well on his way to winning the second when he missed a flying tackle aimed at Estes. Harrell sailed through the ropes and into the ringside chairs. He managed to climb back into the ring but was favoring his back. Estes tossed him out onto the floor once again, further aggravating the injured back. Estes finally brought him back into the ring and easily pinned him to win the second fall. Many fans in attendance figured that Harrell would be unable to continue but he managed to come back out for the third and deciding fall. Harrell had Estes close to being pinned with referee Claude Skidmore reaching the count of two of four different occasions. Finally Estes was able to turn the tide and pinned Harrell to win the fall and the match and retain his title.
The following week there was no wrestling scheduled in Shreveport on Monday due to the Municipal Auditorium being used for the Shrine Circus.
On Tuesday in Monroe, the main event was a tag team match that featured Charlie Laye & Joe Wolfe facing Wild Bill Steddum & the Black Phantom in a rematch. There were also two singles matches prior to the main event.
No results are known for this card.
Also on Tuesday in Baton Rouge, the card opened with a match between George Cologne and Garza Lozano. Lozano used a series of snap-mares on Cologne and pinned him in 15 minutes to win the first fall. Cologne flattened Lozano with a series of kangaroo kicks and pinned him in 19 minutes to win the second fall and even the score. In the third and deciding fall, Lozano got into an argument with referee Jake Guercio and punched him. Lozano then tossed both Thomas and Guercio from the ring. Guercio disqualified Lozano and awarded the third fall and the match to Cologne.
In the main event, World Jr. Heavyweight champion Jack McDonald faced the Green Shadow in a non-title match. McDonald hit the Shadow with a series of flying tackles and pinned him to win the first fall in 23 minutes. The Shadow came back and forced McDonald to submit to a single leg Boston Crab to win the second fall in 17 minutes. The Shadow used the same hold on McDonald and forced him to submit once again in 16 minutes to win the third fall and the match.
That same evening in Dothan, a masked wrestler known as Mr. X faced Johnny Gallagher in the opening match. Billy (Cue Ball) Rush faced Jack Wentworth from Canada in the second match. The main event had Gallagher & Wentworth teaming to face Rush & Mr. X.
Again, no results are available for this card.
On Wednesday in Alexandria the card opened with the Green Shadow taking on George Cologne. In an odd twist, the rugged masked man was the fan favorite in this match as Cologne was most unpopular with the Alexandria locals. The Shadow won the first fall and then chased Cologne back to the dressing room. Cologne came back and pinned the masked man to win the second fall after using several dirty tactics on him to wear him down. The Shadow used an alligator clutch to score the third and deciding fall to win the match.
In the main event, popular Sockeye Jack McDonald faced the equally unpopular Garza Lozano. Lozano had McDonald blinded after rubbing something into his eyes in the first fall. Referee Phil Brummett searched Lozano several times but could not find whatever substance Lozano was using. McDonald managed to clear his vision and caught Lozano in an abdominal stretch and forced him to submit to win the first fall. Lozano floored McDonald with a crushing right hand blow to the jaw and pinned him to win the second fall. Lozano resorted to gouging McDonald’s eyes before again dropping him with a punch to the jaw in the deciding fall. The huge Lozano then attempted a diving splash on McDonald in order to pin him, but McDonald rolled out of the way at the last possible second. Lozano crashed to the mat and was easily pinned by McDonald, giving the fall and the match to the popular Sockeye. Lozano also got into a round of fisticuffs with some ringside fans on his way back to the dressing room.
On Thursday in New Orleans, Billy Rush defeated Garza Lozano in the opening match while the Green Shadow won over Henry Harrell in the semi-final.
In the main event Jack Curtis and Sockeye Jack McDonald each scored a fall apiece but the match ended in a 60 minute draw when neither could score the deciding fall.
On the Friday night card in Mobile two nights later, George Cologne and Sockeye Jack McDonald met in a rematch, which ended in a draw. In the second event Billy (Cue Ball) Rush and the Green Shadow also battled to a draw. The main event saw Cologne & the Green Shadow defeat McDonald & Rush in a tag team match.
That same evening in Montgomery, Johnny Gallagher and Garza Lozano met in the opening match. Jack Wentworth and George Thomas battled in the second event of the evening.
In the main event, Gallagher & Wentworth took on Lozano & Thomas in a tag team match.
No results are known for this card.
Also on Friday, in Jackson, Joe Wolfe and Wild Bill Steddum battled to a 30 minute draw in the opening match. In the two semi-final matches Charlie Laye defeated Rodeo Red Ryan, while the Black Phantom used his piledriver to beat Rex Mobley.
The main event was a match for the World Light-Heavyweight title with champion Balk Estes defending against the challenge of Jack Curtis. Estes had ended the 7th reign of Curtis as champion and Curtis was anxious to regain the title. The two struggled mightily with each other before Curtis scored a pin to take the first fall after 41 minutes. Estes came back and took the second fall after 28 minutes. The 90 minute time limit expired with neither man able to score the winning fall. The match was declared a draw.
Curtis immediately issued a challenger for another title match, but with no time limit involved. Balk balked, however, and stated that he had taken the title from Curtis with a 90 minute time limit and that Curtis would have to do so in the same manner.
Wrestling returned to Shreveport the following Monday after a week off. On that card Henry Harrell won two out of three falls to win the match over Wild Bill Steddum.
In the second match, Joe Wolfe took on Balk Estes. Estes was a replacement for Rex Mobley, who was scheduled to face Wolfe but was still out of action due to the piledriver of the Black Phantom. As it were, Estes scored the first fall while Wolfe came back and won the second. The 60 minute time limit expired before either man could win another fall. The match was declared a draw.
In the main event Charlie Laye took on the feared Black Phantom. Laye, like Mobley, had been injured previously by the Phantom’s piledriver and was seeking some payback. Nearing the 30 minute mark of the first fall the Phantom attempted to apply the piledriver on Laye. Laye was alert to the maneuver and upended the Phantom and pinned him to take the fall. After the fall, the Phantom grabbed Laye and applied the piledriver and knocked him unconscious. Referee Conway Baker immediately disqualified the Phantom and awarded the second fall and the match to Laye before the fall actually started. The incensed Phantom slugged Baker and was about to do further damage when Commissioner Charlie Oliver entered the ring and stopped him. Oliver announced that the Phantom would be fined and his purse for the night withheld, Furthermore, Oliver stated, the Phantom would be suspended from wrestled in Shreveport for an indefinite time.
The following evening in Monroe featured a double main event. In the first event Bobby Lane would face Wild Bill Steddum in a best two out of three falls match with a 75 minute time limit.
The second main event would be between Joe Wolfe and the Black Phantom with the same number of falls and the same time limit.
Bill Barney, the local West Monroe garage owner would officiate both matches.
No results are known for this card.
Also on Tuesday in Baton Rouge, Johnny Gallagher took on veteran Rex Mobley in the opening match of the evening. Gallagher used an airplane spin on Mobley and pinned him to win the first fall in 14 minutes. Mobley won the second fall in 16 minutes when he forced Gallagher to submit to a Boston Crab. Mobley used another Boston Crab on Gallagher to force him to submit in 19 minutes to win the third fall and the match.
In the main event Jack Curtis made his return to Baton Rouge as he faced George Cologne. Curtis pinned Cologne after a series of bodyslams to win the first fall. Cologne came back with a series of body blocks and a pin on Curtis to win the second fall. In the third and deciding fall Cologne was handling Curtis quite well until he decided to jump on him from the corner turnbuckle. Just as Cologne perched himself on the top turnbuckle,
Curtis caught him with a dropkick. Cologne fell to the arena floor and was counted out, giving the fall and the match to Curtis.
That same Tuesday night in Dothan, Jack Wentworth met the Green Shadow in the opening match. The main event saw Sockeye Jack McDonald take on Garza Lozano.
Again, no results are known.
On Wednesday night in Alexandria, Rex Mobley and Johnny Gallagher met in a clean, scientific opener. Mobley won the match when Gallagher missed a dropkick and slammed his head on the mat. Mobley pinned him and took the match.
In the main event Jack Curtis faced off with George Cologne. Cologne scored the first fall when he kicked Curtis in the face while jumping from the ropes. Cologne then pinned the stunned Curtis to take the fall. In the second fall, Curtis got into a shouting match with referee George (Lefty) Thomas which led to blows being thrown. Thomas disqualified Curtis, giving the match to Cologne in two straight falls.
The following evening in New Orleans, Johnny Gallagher defeated George Cologne in the opening match. Cologne garnered a little revenge in the semi-final when he teamed with the Green Shadow to defeat Gallagher & Rex Mobley by taking two out of three falls.
The main event was a return match between Jack Curtis and Sockeye Jack McDonald. The two had wrestled to a 60 minute draw the previous week and both were anxious to prove their superiority. McDonald won the first fall when he pinned Curtis but that was the only fall scored in the match. McDonald resorted to foul tactics while Curtis fought back in kind. Finally the match was stopped by a member of the Louisiana state wrestling commission and declared a no contest.
On Friday in Mobile, Rex Mobley defeated Johnny Gallagher in the opening match. George Cologne and Sockeye Jack McDonald met for the third week in a row with McDonald defeating Cologne in the main event.
Also on Friday in Montgomery, promoter Sidney Goltsman staged his annual March of Dimes Benefit Card. The proceeds for this card were donated to the Infantile Paralysis Fund.
The card opened with a one fall match between Billy Rush and the Green Shadow. The second match of the evening, also a one fall match, featured Jack Wentworth taking on Garza Lozano.
The main event was a tag team match with Rush & Wentworth teaming to take on Lozano & the Green Shadow.
No results are known for this card.
This would be the final card promoted by Sidney Goltsman in Montgomery.
That same night in Jackson, a round robin tag team event was featured. Two opening tag team matches would be held and the winning team of each of those bouts would meet in the main event.
In the opening tag match, Jack Curtis & Henry Harrell, both from Vicksburg, Mississippi, defeated Balk Estes & Bobby Lane. In the second match the Black Phantom & Wild Bill Steddum defeated Joe Wolfe & Charlie Laye when the Phantom flatted Wolfe with his piledriver.
In the main event the Phantom & Steddum continually worked over Harrell and could have pinned him at any time to win the fall. They much preferred punishing him and wound up being disqualified for their efforts. In a surprise move, Curtis flattened Steddum with a piledriver and pinned him to win the second fall, giving the match to Curtis & Harrell in two straight falls.
The final week of January opened with a card in Shreveport on Monday. Henry Harrell met Balk Estes in the first match of the evening. Harrell was trying to secure another match for Estes’ World Light-Heavyweight title and hoped a victory in this non-title match would do the trick. Surprisingly, Estes stuck to the rules in the first fall and managed to upend Harrell and pin him to take the fall. Harrell won the second fall, but things got a little testy between the two and punches were exchanged during the fall. In the third and deciding fall, both men were wrapped in a stalemate when both applied the same hold to one another. Both agreed to release the hold and try again from scratch, but Estes sucker punched Harrell on the break. He then pinned the stunned Harrell and won the fall and the match.
The main event was a grudge match between Charlie Laye and the Black Phantom. Laye convinced promoter Gladden Harrison to have the Phantom’s suspension lifted so he could gain revenge for the two injuries he had suffered at the hands of the masked man’s deadly piledriver hold. Laye pinned the Phantom to score the first fall of the match while the Phantom came back to win the next two falls by forcing Laye to submit. The Phantom never even attempted to apply the piledriver.
On Tuesday, the next night, in Monroe the feature bout was a tag team match between Henry Harrell & Joe Wolfe and the team of the Black Phantom & Wild Bill Steddum. To ensure that there would be some semblance of order, promoter Gus Kallio assigned two referees to the match, one of which was himself. Bill Barney was the other referee on duty. Each team had won a fall apiece going into the deciding fall, when Steddum & the Phantom tossed Harrell & Wolfe from the ring. Not satisfied they also tossed out Barney and Romanoff. Romanoff called for an immediate disqualification and awarded the fall and the match to Harrell & Wolfe.
Also on Tuesday in Baton Rouge, the opening match between Jack Wentworth and George Cologne ended in a draw.
In the second bout of the evening Jack Curtis won over Billy Rush when Rush was disqualified by referee Eddie Gossett for using illegal tactics.
The main event was a tag team match with Curtis & Wentworth taking on Cologne & Rush. Cologne pinned Wentworth in 18 minutes to win the first fall for his team. Wentworth returned the favor when he pinned Cologne in 20 minutes to win the second fall. Curtis pinned Cologne in 22 minutes to win the third fall and the match for his team.
That same Tuesday in Dothan, the lady wrestlers made another appearance as Juanita Coffman wrestled Mae Weston in the opening match. In the main event Rex Mobley & Johnny Gallagher faced Garza Lozano & the Green Shadow.
No results are known for this card.
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Review of Gulf Coast Championship Wrestling: A Recap of January 1950.
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