TV Guide (June 30, 1951)
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There'* no denying the fact that TV GUIDE is loaded with S.A.* For every week it catches—and holds—the eyes of over a million set owners. In addition to its good looks, TV GUIDE offers service. Every weekly issue works hard for you—bringing you the most complete program listings available, the latest TV news and information, and scores of helpful, informative features ... all designed to help you get more enjoyment from your televiewing. If you're not receiving TV GUIDE regu¬ larly, subscribe now and see why it's the world's largest-selling television mag¬ azine. ONE FULL YEAR (52 ISSUES) OF TV GUIDE ONLY $3 - A $4.80 SAVING ON THE SINGLE-COPY PRICE! Don't let another day go by without in¬ suring your televiewing pleasure with TV GUIDE. Fill out and mail the coupon below today! * Set-owner Appeal TV GUIDE 251 West 42nd Street New York 18, N. Y. YES, please enter a one year subscription to TV GUIDE in my name at only $3—saving me $4.80 on the single-copy price. My re¬ mittance is enclosed. Name. Address. City...Zone.State. . Allow 3 weeks for start of subscription (This order may be given to your news¬ dealer or mailed to TV GUIDE) 26 Wrestling Round-Up By Bill Johnston TUSSLING TIDBITS: Jack Pfeffer and his en¬ tire entourage of grapplers have left the New York area and are currently appearing around Oklahoma and Texas. . . . Rudy Dusek is back wrestling again. . . . Doc Reardon, the 44th Street medicine man, claims his hair tonic was responsible for the tremendous amount of hair on the Lion Man’s head. Of course you know the Lion Man’s name is Gus Rapp. . . . Ray Thunder was recently named “Rookie of the Year,” in a poll of wrestling fans taken by a well known television commentator. . . . Two Ton Tony Milano is a building contractor when he isn’t wrestling. . . . Lenny Montana is a former boxing champion of the Third Army. He served in Germany. . . . Handsome Joe Dieman, also known as “Mr. Universe,” is an engraver. . . . The Golden Superman is currently making a tour of Texas under the management of Morris Siegel, one of the nation’s top bookers. . . . The newest wrestling sensation is handsome Tony Coletti of Freeport, L. I. Tony weighs 235 pounds and is 6 feet 2. More about Tony in later col¬ umns. . . . Out in Suffolk County, Long Island, wrestling fans are going to get their first real look at the grapplers in the flesh when weekly wrestling shows will be presented every Satur¬ day evening at the Riverhead Stadium starting the last week in June. . . . Marvin Mercer pur¬ chased 500 acres of timberland just outside of Reading, Pa., and will grow Christmas trees. He and his father have already planted 10,000, . . . Wally, Ernie and Emil Dusek are off to a trip to Australia. . . . Bibber McCoy now working for Paul Bowser in Massachusetts. . . . Karol Kowal¬ ski left for North Carolina. . . . Mike Lordi spend¬ ing a few weeks in Havana, Cuba. WRESTLING RESULTS: Tuesday, June 5. (9): Angelo Savoldi beat Felix Kohnke; Tarzan Hew¬ itt beat George Harbin; Adrian Baillargeon beat Chick Garibaldi; Abie Colman and Johnny Heid- erman drew; Mike Kilonis beat Nick Lucenti. Thursday, June 7. (9): Mike Clancy beat Jim Austeri; Kenny Ackles beat Miquel Torres; Ri¬ cardo Gattoni beat Felix Kohnke; Adrian Bail¬ largeon beat Fred Von Schacht. Saturday, June 9. (11): Marvin Mercer-Bob Riker and Karol Kowalski-Lenny Montana drew (tag match ); Ray Thunder beat Gus Rapp; Herbie Freeman and Tony Milano drew. Monday, June 11. (5): Mike Clancy and Steve Gob drew; Arthur Walge beat Miquel Torres; Mildred Burke beat Ann Laveme; Nick Roberts and Ivan Kamaroff drew. Thursday, June 14. (9): Mike Clancy beat Jack Dillon; Antonio Rocca beat Kenny Ackles; Fred Von Schacht beat Felix Kohnke; Adrian Baillargeon beat Fritz Wallack; Nick Roberts beat Les Ruf¬ fin. Friday, June 15. (13): Tony Cosenza-Kenny Ackles beat Miquel Torres-Jack Dillon (team match); Mildred Burke beat Ann Laveme; Golden Terror beat Ivan Kamaroff; Adrian Bail¬ largeon beat Chick Garibaldi. Monday, June 18. (5): Steve Gob-Kenny Ackles and Miquel Tor- res-Les Ruffin drew (team match); Fred Von Schacht and Nick Roberts drew; Golden Terror beat Ivan Kamaroff. 28