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Why...with a city the size of Montreal...are results from this era so difficult to come by? For example, for September 1966 all I have is;
Wednesday, September 7, 1966
Chicoutimi – Ed Carpentier D Hans Schmidt.
Sunday, September 11, 1966
Quebec City – Ed Carpentier & Johnny Rougeau W Chin Lee & Hans Schmidt.
Monday, September 26, 1966
Montreal – Hans Schmidt W Johnny Rougeau.
Wednesday, September 28, 1966
Quebec City – Ed Carpentier D Hans Schmidt.
Does anyone have comprehensive results for this era they would be willing to share?
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Once I get through 67 , I'll eventually check it out if we can find results in the newspaper on line I am using for 67.
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According to my records, the last Montreal card of 1965 was on November 25th. However, there is a strange information gap from January 1966 right up to the June 6th card at the Paul Sauve Centre. After that, cards took place regularly.
Now, I'm not sure if it was because most of the local papers stopped coverage for that time period or not. This seems odd because Rougeau's promotion got regular print coiverage from his first Montreal card on May 6th, 1965 right up to the end of that year, and coverage resumed in
June 1966.
What's also odd is that Rougeau continued to promote boxing cards during this period.
If (and that's a big "if") there were no wrestling cards held during that stretch, the only thing I can attribute it to was that Johnny Rougeau was flirting with running for political office in the 1966 provincial election. In fact, he did win the Liberal Party nomination in the Dorion riding, only to have Premier Jean Lesage reject his candidacy - his reason being that he wanted a candidate of Italian origin in that largely Italian-speaking riding. There must have been more to the story than just that as Lesage quickly named Francois Arquin (hardly an Italian) as Rougeau's replacement.
Needless to say, Rougeau was not too happy about this and decided to run in the riding as an independant candidate.
Further complicating matters was an incident that made headlines a few days before the election when Jacques Sr. and campaign organizer Paul Dion were arrested for assaulting a young Ontario Liberal Party operative who was in town visiting the riding as an election observer.
The young man in question was none other than Paul Martin Jr. - son of Canada's External Affairs minister - who would himself go on to become Canada's 21st Prime Minister in 2003.
You can't make this stuff up.
In any case, on June 5th (Election Day), Arquin won the riding while Rougeau came in a distant third. The next night, wrestling was back at the Paul Sauve Centre and Rougeau made his in-ring return the following month.
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There is also the fact that Bob Langevin who acted as the matchmaker was quite sick at the start of 1966 (colon cancer) , so you gotta wonder if he was able to do his duty even if in fact Rougeau was the real boss.and whether it affected his licence.
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Here is what I could find from the La Presse Newspaper from Montreal and The Quebec-Chronicle Telegraph from Quebec City. I also mixed in any results I have found from 1966 online. For those wrestlers I am not familiar with I took the spelling from the newspapers.
June 6, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Eddie Auger vs. Bull Johnson (Draw)
Mr. Haiti beat Yvon Racicot
Larry Moquin beat Stanford Murphy (17:00)
Hans Schmidt beat Jungle Jim Starr (2-1)
Edouard Carpentier (making a triumphant return to Montreal) beat Baron Gattoni (substitute for Joe “Killer” Christie (2-0)
June 7, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Promoter: Allen Mitchell
Mgr. Marcoux Centre
Mr. Haiti beat Bull Johnson (15:50)
Eddie Auger beat Jungle Jim Starr (DQ) (15:20)
Constant Lebrecque beat Pat Lawrence (DQ) (16:10)
Baron Gattoni (substitute for Joe Christie) beat Stanford Murphy (9:35)
Edouard Carpentier beat Hans Schmidt (2-1)
June 13, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Eddie Auger vs. Martino Angelo
Gerard Dugas vs. Mr. Haiti
Maurice LaPointe vs. Killer Joe Conroy
Hans Schmidt vs. George Kanelis
Edouard Carpentier vs. The Beast (from Sicily) 2-3 falls
June 14, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Mgr. Marcoux Centre
Juan Lopez (substitute for Paul Bouchard) beat Jim Conroy (DQ) (19:18)
(Midgets) Fuzzy Cupid beat Sonny Boy Cassidy (15:25)
Hans Schmidt beat George Kanelis (listed as George Bollas in the pre-match article) (9:50)
Edouard Carpentier and Mr. Haiti beat The Beast and Martino Angelo (2-1)
June 20, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Gerard Dugas vs. Maurice LaPointe
Mr. Haiti vs. Tony Angelo
(Midgets) Cowboy Bradley and Sonny Boy Cassidy beat Fuzzy Cupid and Irish Jackie
The Beast and Hans Schmidt beat Edouard Carpentier and Tony Marino (2-1)
-Attendance: 3,700
June 21, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec (8:30 PM)
Mgr. Marcoux Centre
Mr. Haiti beat Pat Lawrence (12:00)
(Midgets) Sonny Boy Cassidy and Cowboy Bradley beat Fuzzy Cupid and Irish Jackie
Hans Schmidt beat Tony Marino (26:00)
Edouard Carpentier beat The Beast (2-1)
June 27, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
El Gypsy beat Jacques Fifo
Mike Cressanti beat Baron Gattoni
Paul De Galles beat Louis Gubas
The Guillotines (Masked) beat Eddie Auger and Mr. Haiti (22:00)
Edouard Carpentier (International Heavyweight Champion) beat The Beast (2-1)
June 28, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec (8:30 PM)
Durocher Centre, St. Sauveur
El Gypsy (from Holland) vs. Mike Spasanty (from Austria) (Draw)
The Masks beat Mr. Haiti and Paul De Galles (20:20)
The Beast beat Eddie Auger (DQ)…Eddie Auger refused to come out for the second fall
Edouard Carpentier beat Baron Gattoni (2-1)
July 4, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Matchmaker: Robert Langevin
Len Shelley vs. Gerard Dugas (Draw)
Paul De Galles (World Junior Heavyweight Champion) beat Mr. Haiti (substitute for Mike Crasanty)
Maurice LaPointe and Yvan Racicot (substitute for Eddie Auger) beat The Guillotines
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau beat Bulldog Brower and Hans Schmidt
-The scheduled El Gypsy vs. Mr. Haiti match did not take place
July 5, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Durocher Centre, St. Sauveur
Paul De Galles beat Mr. Haiti (substitute for El Gypsy) (13:25)
The Masks beat Maurice LaPointe and Mike Spasanty (substitute for Mr. Haiti) (19:35)
Hans Schmidt beat Emile Lessard (substitute for Eddie Auger) (4:10)
Edouard Carpentier beat Bulldog Brower (2-1)
July 6, 1966- Chicoutimi, Quebec
Hans Schmidt beat Edouard Carpentier to win the International Heavyweight Title
July 11, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
George Bolas (substitute for Paul De Galles) vs. Chief White Eagle (Draw)
(Midgets) Little Beaver and Jamaica Kid beat Little Brutus and Sky Low Low
The Guillotines beat Ronnie Garvin and Terry Garvin after 19 minutes
Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion) beat Johnny Rougeau (2-1) (DQ)…Edouard Carpentier caused the disqualification
July 12, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec (8:30 PM)
Durocher Centre, St. Sauveur
Hector Lopez (Juan Lopez) beat Pat Lawrence (DQ) (16:43)
(Ladies) Mary Jane Mull beat Lucille Dupre (10:10)
(Midgets) Little Beaver and Jamaica Kid beat Sky Low Low and Little Brutus
The Masks beat Edouard Carpentier and Maurice LaPointe (2-1)…Maurice LaPointe was injured after the second fall and the Referee would not allow Edouard Carpentier to wrestle alone
July 18, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Ronnie Garvin vs. Chief White Eagle
The Guillotines vs. Maurice LaPointe and Len Shelley
Gus Kalas and Johnny Rougeau vs. Baron Gattoni and Bill Norris
Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion) vs. Edouard Carpentier
July 19, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Durocher Centre, St. Sauveur
Len Shelley vs. Bill Morris (listed as Bill Narres in pre-match article) (Draw) (20:00)
Gus Kalas beat Baron Gattoni (DQ) (9:50)
(Ladies) Lucille Dupre beat Mary Jane Mull (substitute for Cora Grant) (12:10)
Johnny Rougeau and Chief White Eagle beat The Masks (DQ) (2-1)
July 25, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Chief White Eagle vs. Len Shelley
The Guillotines vs. Gus Kalas and Maurice LaPointe
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau vs. The Great Amara and Joe “Killer” Chistie
(Non-Title Match) Wladek Kowalski beat Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion)
July 26, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Old Coliseum
Len Shelley beat Villis Amara (16:00)
The Masks beat Chief White Eagle and Gus Kalas (18:46)
Edouard Carpentier beat Joe Christie (11:45)
Wladek Kowalski beat Johnny Rougeau (2-1)
July 27, 1966- Chicoutimi, Quebec
Wladek Kowalski vs. Edouard Carpentier
August 8, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Mr. Haiti vs. Baron Gattoni
The Guillotines vs. Larry Raymond and Len Shelley
Maurice Vachon vs. Gus Kalas
Hans Schmidt vs. Red Lyons
Wladek Kowalski vs. Bulldog Brower…International Heavyweight Champion Hans Schmidt agreed to give a title shot to the winner of this match
August 9, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Old Coliseum
Maurice Vachon beat Larry Kasaboski
The Masks beat Baron Gattoni and Gus Kalas
Hans Schmidt beat Johnny Rougeau
Wladek Kowalski drew Edouard Carpentier (Draw)
August 15, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Maurice Varma vs. Del Mimo
Len Shelley beat Yvan Racicot (16:00)
Chen Lee beat Emile Lessard (7:00)
Bulldog Brower and Hans Schmidt beat The Beast and Maurice LaPointe when Hans Schmidt pinned Maurice LaPointe (12:35)
Edouard Carpenter and Johnny Rougeau beat The Guillotines (Winners of their last 14 matches) (2-1)
August 16, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Old Coliseum
Chen Lee vs. Del Mimo (15:30)
The Masks beat Maurice LaPointe and Emile Lessard (substitute for Eddie Auger) (16:15)
Bulldog Brower beat The Beast (17:00)
Edouard Carpentier beat Hans Schmidt (DQ) (2-1)
-Attendance: 1,200+
August 22, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Maurice LaPointe beat Chen Lee (DQ)
The Guillotines beat Len Shelley and Yvon Racicot (21:00)
Maurice Vachon beat Rocky Johnson (5:00)
Johnny Rougeau vs. beat Guillotine #1 (substitute for Man Mountain Cannon) (13:00)
Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion) vs. Wladek Kowalski (Curfew Draw)
(1-1)
August 23, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Old Coliseum
Juan Lopez beat Del Mimo) (15:00)
The Masks beat Maurice LaPointe and Yvon Racicot (substitute for Man Mountain Cannon)
Rocky Johnson beat Chen Lee (DQ)
Wladek Kowalski and Maurice Vachon beat Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau (2-1) (Reversed Decision)
August 29, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Chen Lee beat Mr. Haiti (16:00
(Midgets) Little Brutus (substitute for Vito Gonzalez) beat Frenchy Lamont
Rocky Johnson and Jacques Rougeau (Returning after several year absence) vs. The Guillotines (Draw)
Edouard Carpentier beat Wladek Kowalski (DQ) (2-1)
(Non-Title Match) Johnny Rougeau beat Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion) (2-1)
-Attendance: 4,000
September 4, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec (Special Sunday Matinee Card)
Old Coliseum
Jacques Rougeau beat Yvon Racicot
Pat Lawrence beat Juan Lopez
Chen Lee beat Mr. Haiti
(Midgets) Little Brutus beat Jamaica Kid (Sonny Boy Cassidy and Irish Jackie did not appear as advertised)
The Masks beat Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau (DQ)
September 7, 1966- Chicoutimi, Quebec
Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion) vs. Edouard Carpentier (NC)
September 11, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec (Special Sunday Matinee Card)
Old Coliseum
Juan Lopez beat Mr. Mongol
Eddie Auger beat Mask No. 1 (DQ)
Mask No. 2 beat Jacques Rougeau
(Midgets) Sonny Boy Cassidy and Jamaica Kid beat Little Brutus and Irish Jackie
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau beat Hans Schmidt and Chen Lee
September 12, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Jacques Rougeau vs. Yvan Racicot
The Guillotines vs. Eddie Auger and Maurice LaPointe
(Midgets) Little Brutus and Irish Jackie vs. Sonny Boy Cassidy and Jamaica Kid
Edouard Carpentier vs. Chen Lee
(Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion) vs. Johnny Rougeau
September 21, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Old Coliseum
Len Shelley beat Raymond Couture
Jacques Rougeau beat Tony Angelo
Eddie Auger beat Stan Stasiak (DQ)
Maurice LaPointe beat Chen Lee (DQ)
The Masks beat Johnny Rougeau and The Beast 2-3 falls
-Starting this week Promoter Allen Mitchell’s weekly wrestling program will be held on Wednesday instead of Tuesday
September 26, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Juan Lopez beat Pat Lawrence (10:00)
Chen Lee beat Mr. Haiti (7:00)
Johnny Kostas beat Bull Johnson (12:00)
Eddie Auger and Jacques Rougeau beat The Guillotines (DQ)…Eddie Auger suffered a dislocated shoulder and had to be hospitalized
Tony Marino beat Willie Montana (14:00)
(Wire Fence Match) Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion) beat Johnny Rougeau
(2-1)…Referee Omer Marchesseault stopped the match in the 3rd fall because Johnny Rougeau suffered a large cut on his forehead
-Attendance: 2,500
September 28, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Old Coliseum
-This was the lineup as it appeared in the Quebec-Chronicle Telegraph newspaper
Larry Marciano vs. Bull Johnson
Chen Lee vs. Jack Kolas
Johnny Rougeau vs. Willie Montana
Masked Marvels vs. Mr. Haiti and Jacques Rougeau
Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion) vs. Edouard Carpentier
-These are the results I found online
Juan Lopez beat Pat Lawrence
Cowboy Jojos beat Gus Couture
Johnny Rougeau beat Bull Johnson
The Masked Marvels beat Mr. Haiti and Jacques Rougeau
Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion) vs. Edouard Carpentier (Draw)
October 3, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Tony Marino beat Tony Curtis
Johnny Kostas beat Terry Garvin
John Momberg beat Larry Raymond
Chen Lee beat Ronnie Garvin
Jacques Rougeau and Johnny Rougeau beat The Guillotines (19:00)
Edouard Carpentier beat Hans Schmidt to win the International Heavyweight Title (2-1)
-There is a report online that the Guillotines were unmasked and revealed to be Matt Gilmore and George Momberg
October 10, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Terry Garvin vs. Mr. Haiti
Ronnie Garvin vs. Bert Cutis
Tony Marino vs. Bull Johnson
Chen Lee vs. Del Mimo
Edouard Carpentier, Johnny Kostas and Johnny Rougeau vs. Matt Gilmore, George Momberg and Hans Schmidt
October 17, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Bob Nandor beat Ronnie Garvin (15:00)
Jacques Rougeau vs. Terry Garvin (Draw) (15:00)
(Midgets) Sonny Boy Cassidy and Jamaica Kid beat Billy the Kid and Vito Gonzales
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Kostas vs. Matt Gilmore and Chen Lee (DCOR) (23:00)…Referees: Roger Langlois and Paul Dion
Nature Boy Buddy Rogers beat Tony Marino (2-1)
Bull Curry vs. Larry Raymond…Match was cancelled when Bull Curry failed to appear
-Attendance: 3,000+
October 18, 1966- Chicoutimi, Quebec
Nature Boy Buddy Rogers vs. Edouard Carpentier
October 24, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center Curling Hall
Jacques Rougeau beat Ronnie Garvin (9:00)
Terry Garvin beat Don Serrano (13:00)
Sweet Daddy Siki beat Bob Nandor (24:00
Johnny Rougeau beat The Beast (DQ) (22:00)
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Kostas beat Matt Gilmore and Chen Lee (2-1)
October 31, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Jacques Rougeau vs. Bob Nandor
Chen Lee vs. Maurice LaPointe
Mat Gilmore vs. Larry Raymond
Johnny Kostas vs. Willy Farkas
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau vs. The Beast and Nature Boy Buddy Rogers
November 7, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
-No Wrestling
November 9, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
Promoter: Allen Mitchell
The Tower
Don Serrano beat Juan Lopez
Bob Nandor and Jacques Rougeau beat Ronnie Garvin and Terry Garvin (DQ)
Johnny Rougeau beat Matt Gilmore (16:40)
(Midgets) Little Dagmar beat Diamond Lil (15:00)
Edouard Carpentier beat Chen Lee (2-1)
-Attendance: 1,000
-The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph Newspaper reported that this was the Inaugural Wrestling Show at the recently renovated Tower
November 14, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
-No wrestling
*It was written in the La Presse newspaper that the reason there has been no wrestling in Montreal for the past two weeks was because Promoter Robert Langevin was in the hospital getting tests
November 15, 1966- Chicoutimi, Quebec
Hans Schmidt beat Johnny Rougeau
November 16, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
The Tower
Jacques Rougeau beat Terry Garvin (14:33)
Eddie Auger beat Stan Stasiak (11:55)
Matt Gilmore and Mr. X beat Ronny Garvin and Yvan Racicot (19:44)
Johnny Rougeau beat Pat Conroy (0:16)
Hans Schmidt beat Edouard Carpentier to win the International Heavyweight Title (2-1)
November 21, 1966- Montreal, Quebec (8:30 PM)
Paul Sauve Center
Larry Raymond beat Don Serrano (DQ)
Maurice LaPointe beat Ronnie Garvin
Bob Nandor beat Terry Garvin
(Midgets) Lord Littlebrook beat Frenchy Lamont (16:00)
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau beat Hans Schmidt and Stan Stasiak (2-1)
November 22, 1966- Chicoutimi, Quebec
Hans Schmidt vs. Edouard Carpentier (Draw)
November 23, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
The Tower
Pat Lawrence (substitute for Jacques Rougeau) beat Don Serrano (DQ)
Matt Gilmore beat Maurice LaPointe
Ronnie and Terry Garvin beat Bob Nandor and Larry Raymond
(Midgets) Lord Littlebrook beat Frenchy Lamont
Hans Schmidt beat Edouard Carpentier (DQ)
November 28, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Ronnie Garvin vs. Juan Lopez
Jacques Rougeau vs. Don Serrano
Terry Garvin vs. Larry Raymond
Johnny Kostas vs. Matt Gilmore
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau vs. Hans Schmidt and Maurice Vachon
November 29, 1966- Chicoutimi, Quebec
Edouard Carpentier vs. Maurice Vachon (Draw)
November 30, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
The Tower
Juan Lopez beat Pat Lawrence (16:12)
Bob Nandor beat Tony Angelo (DQ)
Matt Gilmore beat Larry Raymond (8:00)
Hans Schmidt (International Heavyweight Champion) beat Johnny Kostas (2-1)
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau beat Ronnie Garvin and Terry Garvin (2-1)
December 5, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Mike Farcia beat Don Serrano (17:00)
Ronnie Garvin and Terry Garvin beat Maurice LaPointe Bob Nandor (18:00)
Johnny Kostas beat Matt Gilmore (23:00)
(Midgets) Frenchy Lamont beat Lord Littlebrook (16:00)
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau vs. Hans Schmidt and Maurice Vachon (NC-Curfew)
-Attendance: 4,000+
December 7, 1966- Quebec City, Quebec
The Tower
Juan Lopez beat Don Serrano (11:45)
Ronnie Garvin and Terry Garvin beat Mike Fascia and Bob Nandor (19:15)
(Midgets) Lord Littlebrook beat Frenchy Lamont
Maurice Vachon beat Johnny Rougeau (2-1)
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Kostas vs. Matt Gilmore and Hans Schmidt (1-1) (DDQ)
December 12, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Del Mimo and Lionel Robert vs. Aldo Fernandez and Maurice Vermat…Result not listed in the La Presse newspaper
Larry Raymond beat Bob Nandor
Matt Gilmore beat Butch Cortez (13:00)
Jacques Rougeau and Johnny Rougeau vs. Terry Garvin and Ronnie Garvin (NC) (14:00)
Edouard Carpentier vs. Hans Schmidt (DDQ) (1-1)…Johnny Rougeau and Matt Gilmore both interfered in the 3rd fall
December 14, 1966, Quebec City, Quebec
The Tower
Leo Robert beat Aldo Fernandez (16:43)
Jacques Rougeau beat Butch Cortez (6:55)
Ronnie Garvin and Terry Garvin beat Bob Nandor and Larry Raymond (2-1)
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau beat Matt Gilmore and Hans Schmidt (2-1)
December 19, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Paul Sauve Center
Gino Brito beat Man Mountain Cannon
Matt Gilmore beat Frankie Lane
Jacques Rougeau and Johnny Rougeau beat Ronnie Garvin and Terry Garvin
Maurice Vachon beat Larry Raymond
Hans Schmidt beat Bob Nandor (12:00)
Edouard Carpentier beat Sweet Daddy Siki (2-1)
December 21, 1966, Quebec City, Quebec
The Tower
Larry Raymond vs. Ronnie Garvin (Draw)
Matt Gilmore beat Jacques Rougeau
Gino Brito beat Terry Garvin
Sweet Daddy Siki beat Bob Nandor
Edouard Carpentier and Johnny Rougeau beat Hans Schmidt and Maurice Vachon (DQ) (2-1)
-The original lineup listed these matches- Matt Gilmore vs. Freddie Lane, Gino Brito vs. Man Mountain Cannon and Jacques Rougeau vs. Terry Garvin
-The next program at the Tower is scheduled for January 11, 1967
International Sports Enterprises Ltd.
October 18, 1966- Montreal, Quebec
Promoters: Lucien Gregoire and Sonny Lawrence
Montreal Forum
Manuel Cortez vs. Mitsu Arakawa
Bobby Managoff and Pat O’Connor vs. Larry Hennig and Harley Race
Ovila Asselin vs. Antonio Baillargeon
Andreas Lambrakis vs. Rod Taylor
Maurice Vachon vs. Doug Gilbert
Dick the Bruiser vs. Reg Parks
Wladek Kowalski vs. Don Leo Jonathan … Referee: Eddie Creatchman
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I must say that La Presse is quite uneven regarding the spelling of names especially in the 60s.
Thanks for the great work.
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