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Luke Brown and Jake Smith |
1 |
October 15, 1966 (n) |
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Francis St. Claire and Dale Lewis |
1 |
March 17, 1967 |
Omaha, Nebraska |
Defeated Ron Reed and Tim Woods. |
The title was vacated in 1967. |
Doug Gilbert and Reggie Parks |
1 |
August 12, 1967 |
Omaha, Nebraska |
Defeated Mitsu Arakawa and Dale Lewis. |
Mike DiBiase and Bob Orton |
1 |
1967 |
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Doug Gilbert (2) and Reggie Parks (2) |
2 |
November 1967 (n) |
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Bob Orton (2) and Mad Dog Vachon |
1 |
March 15, 1968 |
Omaha, Nebraska |
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Doug Gilbert (3) and Reggie Parks (3) |
3 |
March 22, 1968 |
Omaha, Nebraska |
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Bob Orton (3) and Mad Dog Vachon (2) |
2 |
1968 |
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Dale Lewis (2) and Stan Pulaski |
1 |
July 1968 (n) |
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The Avenger and Mike DiBiase (2) |
1 |
October 1968 (n) |
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Woody Farmer and Reggie Parks (4) |
1 |
October 12, 1968 |
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Butcher and Mad Dog Vachon (3) |
1 |
January 11, 1969 |
Omaha, Nebraska |
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Stan Pulaski (2) and Chris Tolos |
1 |
January 25, 1969 |
Omaha, Nebraska |
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Bob Geigel and The Viking |
1 |
March 8, 1969 |
Omaha, Nebraska |
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Bob Ellis and Stan Pulaski (3) |
1 |
July 12, 1969 |
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The title was vacated in 1969. |
Reggie Parks (5) and Stan Pulaski (4) |
1 |
November 15, 1969 |
Omaha, Nebraska |
Defeated Ali Ben Khan and The Great Kiura in a tournament final. |
The Claw and Rock Rogowski |
1 |
1971 |
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Reggie Parks (6) and Stan Pulaski (5) |
2 |
1971 |
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Ox Baker and Rock Rogowski (2) |
1 |
1971 |
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Bob Ellis (2) and Alberto Torres |
1 |
May 1971 |
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The title was vacated after Torres died on June 16, 1971, due to injuries suffered three days earlier in Verdigre, Nebraska during a match against Ox Baker and The Claw. |
Ox Baker (2) and The Claw (2) |
1 |
August 1971 |
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Jerry Miller and Johnny Valentine, Jr. |
1 |
August 11, 1971 |
Creighton, Nebraska |
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Ox Baker (3) and The Great Kusatsu |
1 |
1971 |
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Jerry Miller (2) and Johnny Valentine, Jr. (2) |
2 |
October 9, 1971 |
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Lars Anderson and Larry Hennig |
1 |
October 16, 1971 |
Omaha, Nebraska |
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Reggie Parks (7) and Stan Pulaski (6) |
2 |
February 5, 1972 |
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The title was later abandoned. |