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Defeat Prince Nero & Firpo Zybysko in tournament final; vacate on 59-05-05 due to injury to Angelo.
Pretty Boy Collins & Duke Scarbo
1959-05-06
Baton Rouge, LA
Defeat Frankie Kovacs & Al Massey; Kovacs & Massey may win the title on 59-05-29 in Lafayette, LA, but Collins & Scarbo continue to be recognized in Shreveport and Alexandria.
Frankie Kovacs & Jerry Miller
1959-06-08
Shreveport, LA
Win by default when Collins & Scarbo fail to appear for the scheduled title defense; still champions as of 59-07-28.
Mickey Sharpe & Black Panther
1959-08
Lafayette, LA *
"Few weeks ago in Lafayette" (Times-Picayune, New Orleans, LA, 59-08-30); vacant in 59-10.
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Adrien Baillargeon & Tony Jiminez
1960-03<
The team breaks up during a title defense on 60-03-22 in Monroe, LA.
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Tony Jiminez & Jesse Jiminez
1960-11-01<
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Vacant as of 61-01 with a tournament taking place.
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Terry Garvin & Chin Lee
1964-12
Win tournament; still champions as of 65-01-03.
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Lee Fields & Bobby Fields
1965-10-23<
Billed as champions in Baton Rouge, LA; hold both Southern and Louisiana titles as of 65-11-06.
Danny Little Bear & Kit Fox
1968-05-28
Baton Rouge, LA
Defeat the Hines Brothers in tournament final; held up after the match against Jack Dalton & Frank Dalton on 68-07-05 in Lafayette, LA.
Jack Dalton & Frank Dalton
1968-07-19
Lafayette, LA
Win the rematch.
Gorgeous George Jr. & Haystack Muldoon
1968-08-15
Baton Rouge, LA
Jack Dalton & Frank Dalton [2]
1968-08
Baton Rouge, LA
Danny Little Bear & Kit Fox [2]
1968-09-11<
Blue Demons
1968-10-09
Baton Rouge, LA
Manuel Perez & Pepe Perez
1968-10-23?
Baton Rouge, LA?
Blue Demons [2]
1969-01-28
Baton Rouge, LA
Frank Dalton & Danny Little Bear
1969-02-18
Baton Rouge, LA
Blue Demons [3]
1969-02-25
Baton Rouge, LA
Frank Dalton & Danny Little Bear [2]
1969-03-04
Baton Rouge, LA
Jerry Miller & Jim Osborne
1969-05-04
Baton Rouge, LA
Still champions as of 69-05-27.
Steven Little Bear & Ray Candy
1978-03-24
Lafayette, LA
Win tournament; held up after the match against Seigfried Stanke & Kurt Von Hess on 78-08-08 in Alexandria, LA.
Steven Little Bear & Ray Candy [2]
1978-08-15
Alexandria, LA
Win rematch.
Seigfried Stanke & Kurt Von Hess
1978-08-29
Alexandria, LA
Terry Latham & Ricky Fields
1978-09-26
Alexandria, LA
Assassins
1979-01-02
Baton Rouge, LA
Vacant in 78 when Assassin #2 leaves the area.
The Assassin & The Angel
1979-01-06
Shreveport, LA
Defeat Terry Latham & Ricky Fields in tournament final.
