Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 190, Hammond, Lake County, 30 January 1920 — Page 9

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bnv weight wresdint; he at .take here t Karl I 'aiJuO' !.. nf n t.i

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m ci in finish match Sp-.iare Crdn for a pur Ja.I; t'ui'lry tn r.o .- p match nredi'-t.-i t'nal the

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t aduo-K boasts of a victory over Joe j tocher, sained in Omaha ;n 1317 i

H when, after each wroftler had secured ' g a fail. Stecher failed to arar for the ': j third fall and th match was .-.warded j,3;to Caddock. This victory, coup'ed j gjwith vh toris oicr Straimh-r ! if, . O j and Wladok Zhyf-xKo. gave c'aldock the !

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3 'z''! a t'" 'hrnpi on vt since, al- I B j though h a claims repeat, dly hac been jj g oi.-pijt"d by th Nf braskan. ;

i noii-i. dereated by c addock at. Omaha ttechfr wrestled his w.iy back to a place of recognition in the sportiri5 spotlight by defeating all oimTf .

' ilis list of victories includes the rarre.-'

or . yszKn anil Lewi., two of the best and toughest matmen in the bns.nefs j today, and his many followers be- ' I:eve he will defeat Caddock when j they meet tonight. , .te.-her's famouM body n-. ;... r will be the hold Caddock mu.l a 'cod if h t j hopes to retain his t'Jie. And 8t"'oh.r ' will be on thi offensive a--- -much as 1 possible, trying to (lamp en the hold j that crushes. . j addo'-k, w ho is known as the rrtW. with a thousand lioin.-, a!sf has a dangerous eissors hold whi-h he puts I on the heads of his opponent.1. His ,

rpertoire includes everything else from a toe hold on down the line. Knduranca will be a his: factor In tonight's match, and it appears that

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Rowdy Elliott working at the pulleys, with Kid Parker a trainer, keeping time on him. Evidently Rowdy Elliott. Pacific coast player, has heard that the Brooklyn Dodders are a very scrappy outfit for "he is busilv trair.inc for a tryoiit with tr.em by unlirrrbcrin in a fight gymnasium on the coast under a trainer. Elhott is a catcher

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in th'- pink of cond.ticn and th.tr stiusTKle prnm:..i to make a bit of w rest. in history. Wrestling fans frm various part.of th cn'.ntry will be at Hi rins-s . e. Amonsr them w.!l b Joe f'offev. ..f rl.i-

I -agn. who is al.n a pronfter. an-! who j ofir.. thr winr.cr S20.0'' t.. m.d J"h,n j Fribers in Chicago. ?oli:.-r Tcav--tt j who rfntly won the N.w York ml" j charnpionehip wh-n lu. dtatefJ Alik jt'ai-i-.ori it. Brooklyn, will ehallpnr th I winner, ard chailns" are exreetf-il ! f !! Iwifi and bysiJo.

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.Timmy Wilde ktiock-d .,is Mike Krtie In the third round. A I Thompfon heat JIi?key I. erst In tn rounds and Vfliine Pnni stopped Kid lln-an In th sixth round at Milwaukee. "Boy" MeCormlrk bene Boh Itoper in ten rounds at Portland. Ore. Frank! Mason defeated l-'rankt .Tuniatti in ten rounds nt 8outh ftend. Frankle HurnM knocked but lave Astey in the third round of a si i-edule-l elsht round limit at I'asiaic. N". J .

Tot,! rand total. 22Z Team average. 7 The JTaehtne -f-' of ihre (,:n:f Ir v. tii the To-ver I niiiit anl tie.l the

bowlinsf for the M.-.rh a 'nigh of I'lii fo- i-i-

feeofd a !!. The .corf follows: n :;t? s i n i i. Mi-Shane 2.t Olirieh i :; t James 147 V fliianis 1

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Wil.te today boasted his first. American knockout. Mike Krtle was his victim, goins; down in the third round last nig;l-.t for the count. As a result of his vii 'ory last night Wilde now ha. two wins to his credit on his Ameri-

1p;i can e.pedi.ion to one defeat.

The knockout was of toe c.ean variety. Wilde's right laeetins Krtle's thm Miuart-ly. Jictting- favored Wilde t1) to 7. when he entered the ring-. It was l-irtle's first experience in slecplar.rl. While the quick end of the tbout came as a surprise there was never any doubt of the superiority of Wilde, He went strong from the start and all three rounds were his. Ertle went into the bout with a cut on the nose and Wide quickly opened that up. From then on Ertle was smeared with gore. Wilde's attack was by far the best he has shown so far ancr Ertle was clearly overmatched. Wilde appeared in superb condftion and declared after the knockout that he was only "jrettir.gr warmed up." Ertle Just made the required 115! pounds at 3 o'clock w hile Wilde en - lered the ring: at t".H pound".. i

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