Match Results for January 30th

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January 30th, 1975
Greensboro, SC
Paul Jones/Tiger Conway beat Ric Flair/Mr Fuji

January 30th, 1976
Richmond, VA
Klondike Bill and Jack Evans fought to a draw
Ron Garvin beat Charlie Fulton
Ken Patera beat Doug Gilbert
Johnny Weaver beat Boris Malenko
The Mongols beat Swede Hanson/Danny Miller
Gene Anderson/Ole Anderson beat Paul Jones/Rufus R. Jones by DQ

January 30th, 1983
Charlotte, NC
Sgt Slaughter/Don Kernodle fought with Rick Steamboat/Jay Youngblood to a no contest
Dory Funk beat Jack Brisco to win the Mid Atlantic Heavyweight Championship
Roddy Piper/Dusty Rhodes beat Paul Jones/Red Dog Lane
Jimmy Valiant beat One Man Gang
Dick Slater beat Jerry Brisco by DQ
Mike Rotundo won an 18 man battle royal

January 30th, 1986
Washington, DC
Pez Whatley beat Pat Tanaka
Don Kernodle beat Gene Ligon
Ron Bass beat Black Bart
Manny Fernandez and Arn Anderson fought to a draw
The Rock & Roll Express beat Midnight Express

January 30th, 1987
St. Louis, MO
Ric Flair beat Barry Windham by DQ
Nikita Koloff beat Arn Anderson
Dusty Rhodes beat Tully Blanchard in a first blood match
Manny Fernandez/Rick Rude beat Dick Murdoch/Baron Von Raschke
The Midnight Express/Big Bubba beat Italian Stallion/Ron Garvin/Todd Champion
Bill Dundee beat Brady Boone
The Mod Squad beat Batten Twins
Porkchop Cash beat Dave Peterson

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In a somewhat related item, I noticed Porkchop Cash in the match listings and couldn't help but to remember the first time I saw him wrestle. I lived in Arizona in the early 70's and watched wrestling from Los Angeles. I think it was Pacific Coast Wrestling. on a Saturday night program, Cash came out of the crowd and jumped John "The Golden Greek" Tolos as his was whipping up on Rocky Johnson. Supposedly Cash was just an old country boy who happened to be in the audience. He was arrested but Tolos bailed him out just so he could challenge Cash in the ring the next week. This started a great feud that lasted for weeks. Just thought you might like to hear that tidbit.

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California Wrestling (Los Angeles and San Francisco) were real hot in the 1960s and 1970s.