July 8, 1967  
LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA  
 
Professional wrestling returns to the LEXINGTON YMCA tonight following a week's layoff, and two gigantic tag team matches feature the program starting at 8:15 p.m.  
 
The big guys, THE KENTUCKIANS-TINY ANDERSON and BIG BOY BROWN, square off against the crafty and sneaky Oriental duo of HARU SASAKI and P.Y. CHUNG in one of the tag bouts. Obviously, THE KENTUCKIANS have a massive size advantage, but their opponents from the far east are experts in ju-jitsu and karate, in addition to having many tricks up their sleeves, so anthing can happen.  
 
The other tag affair will pit crowd-pleasers NELSON ROYAL and THE AMAZING ZUMA against the masked terror unit, THE INFERNOS, who will have their manager J.C. DYKES in their corner. All four wrestlers are gifted with great speed and ring smarts, but the addition of DYKES, whom some crowd members believe bears a resemblance to WOODY WOODPECKER, could get involved and make a difference.  
 
Both tag matches are best-of-three falls.  
 
LUTHER LINDSAY returns after an absence and will test tough TONY ROMANO in one singles event.  
 
The card opener sends popular GREG PETERSON up against veteran PEDRO GODOY.