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Show Friday, April 25, 1930. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH PAGE SIX HERE NELSON DEFEATS ADOREE ON LAST PUBLIC APPEARANCE Yachts Make AND CO'OESTS GLOVE : To Bring Seconds License ' Out ;o, April 25 (AP) Bud Dos Momes, April 25 (JP) Another battle of the cenTtylc veteran Terre Haute, recoro and .. wholesale tury atherweight, has been breaking was promised today Brai. a second's license by and soutn as 2,500 western track and field stars tlje Illinois State Afrit1 ic a Des Moines for the mission, and wiH give ft 21st renewal of the Drake re- -; workout tonight. Taylor will bein the corner of his bartamlay games. meet at 10; weight protege, Johnny Nasser, Opeping the will fight In a or limmary oclock the high school trants were to start the qual-- ; bout on the coliseum dubr ifieation process for the finals, j card which will be featured by between Fred and (an This afternoon the college university stars faced pi elim- - 'Caldon, Philadelphia, and Jock inaries m the various track Kraken of the UmversPy of Illinois. and field events. mlu-weste- in crgc of a kayo and the a IlIS another tip from the headlock Boxer down the Uuu portion would nng was 1 a bit Draw W H 11 vi., tturanalsobutandGeorge the he thought Ziiies ranchman (tiZj Colored went out of the him to ll Ciame f ilfllt mrs uoHe likelooked for or some Neptune ,1,e sea but other god of the with Ld Stewart. Adone pulled himself together mil m the middle of the ringa and local Cieoree Nelson, few bout continued for op. tl i u Idol proved bevi the Then moment i more that ne could tal.i t i 'he ri'ri drain of b'tw off the cap the guppkrs and valve p "saicly K. n away for keeps rl things began to happen. With Andre Adoue amv m Mr headlocks U (p, !a unct of n''K ' Atw"earInaUr;tla' c!oree was left on the verge 'mw o' knowing nothing whatever good It's always a that point when George .strut. Ills wares and from him when he th d'seover'd and in his bout with for the enemy, horizon the he exhibit'd excel-Jc- d a mghty lunge the huge lent foim and plenty of speed Scandinavian the fell upon Acioree had to weak hirder In tossed"hlm and ef Andre neck them with tussle George his out- with any of the bos ne has to the mat with neck how. Mr. you fancy etched, on battl ltxal on the gi met Calvin, didn t and when Georee flanped a Adoree, to like run any moe for choose kick heed old fashioned good Jirn lifted of honors kind any from bov of the on the neck ken hand as n Montreal, he was ready to c all Geoiges after an interlude of It quits for the evening Tnlvutory minutes and the crowd mark s Andre s last appcaranc e Adoree has quit the arena. - friends in the state as he leaves Sue won here of a urday for the home town to and theyhost will regret to learn chop wood. Andre took the lust fa'l in of his leaving. The number just reviewed 31 minutes with a flying head but It was scissors but how he won is a vas the headlinerother snappy story. The two preceded by six good half-hothe arts. Taking them In their or- strong men went through even der of appearance: the first gapimut of holds. They wont out of the ring on a nose was staged by a couple of middive but they came right back gets from the west side of Kidman and at it. Arm stretches and Cache Valley, two some cletoq holds were exchanged free- kids. They displayed to the many ver grappling and this first period ly .during both mat men uncorked some fans. The best fistic number on faficy flips and bounces to that the bill came as act two. Lloyd break the many holds fighter Simmons, the shirk were applied. a tour Then came the fatal flying from Trenton, battled Adoree s round to a draw with Butch head scissors and Salt Lake boy. handy lees were given credit Howells, colored Simmons Is a pretty-fighte- r. to the tall. Coming bark In the second! He kept the Salt Lake lad goplayed fast anc! log plenty fast to hold ' up his ad both formenheadlocks This end or the bargain. furious hold seems to be the Waterloo! Number three on the bill fof both men and the one was a scheduled 30 minute that -can got the - most and- get mat go between Jack Reed, them- the fasteH- has the god Ogden ..and ... Jack Hollenbeck, dess of victory smiling sweetly Australia. It took the Ogdenlte at ' his side. just 14 minutes to terminate When the going was wel the match with a headlock-ThesIt up boys roughed under way ' Georgtf picked Adoree up and batted the mat while they were going and the too wiUx.hl3 slim handsome form. ring proved to be far To the observer It looked as small to hold the two aggresthoueh Adoree was Lust, on sive chaps Hollenbeck showed Trenton corn-invad- ed that -- - lld Puts en-lw- ho eight-round- v Interest here has centered around the dash of the cenWrestle To Draw tury which will bring togethClaude er Cy Lfland and 3racey, the Texans whose riVancouver, B. C, April 24 valry in the 100 yard dash has created sensational races 1:1 (API Howard Canton wine of Hansen, the southwests early spring Iowa and Charlie Seattle veteran, wrestled eight meets last Continuing the feature adopted rounds to a oraw here a night. Each won a fall. be last year, there will got the first with a relay composed of runneis who played on champion football! toe hold in the fast round. teams last fall. Notre Dame, while Hansen evened It up in Tulane. Puraue,"the third with a punishing Nebraska, Utah and Texas Christian aie hammerlock and bar arm. enicred. Cy Leland will An Ohio inventor ha develclior the Texas team. Griffiths, oped a process for reproducMajor John L. work in athletic commissioner of the ing lace and crochet ' rubber big ten. wiil act asUrter .r, u'i 1 ed Grie an tn As Waves Blow About Santa Barbara, C?l, April 2 (AP) Heavy seas and advme winds were blamtd today lor the slow times made bv seven of the 21 power yachts comrace front peting In a three-le- g Francisco. Long Beach First to arrive here wa the Blue Boy of the Califon : t yacht (lub, Los Angeles, which covered the 84 nautical miles m four hours, 37 minutes 53 seconds. back Two yachts turned Long shortly aftei leaving Beach and the Hem tana boh.' down about 20 miles south t t here because of a faulty o l pump. taHn A Boston irrigation mum or has worked out plans tor the french, government to admit water from the Mcditcnam ji sea to tne Sahaia moisture as it' txaporat td making the surrounding a"1, available ioi tanning , Car-tonwl- ne I Time Slow For Tonight Record Crowd THRILLS WITII Taykr Gels Drake Relays BOUTS WRESTLING FILLED by Dick Dorgan COLONEL GILFEATHER Ili PLUMBING BLSi iV MVlt,RiI& AM) ttOK'vMlNHIH Baugh Plumbing Sathf.iifioii Guaranteed 12T S. .Main, Phone 57 or 15 J ur a value o colored, and Willie Zilles, Col- more power, speed and rough heretolege. Ed. was just too much stuff than he has done In Logan. for Willie. The first round was fore In his matches Unfortunately for the fans he even but the others were Ste- too is Wednesday next warts by margins, and in the for his leaving home town, somewhere one on was Willie while fourth In Australia. knee taking one of the several Reed and Hollenbeck were counts he had to take In the het up to slap, bunt, kick and a came third and fourth up and 4n their mad endeastrike to the rihg ahd that towel In to vors flay each other they . . . was Uvat. made a duet flop - into the Logan and her neighboiing ringsides. sister cities, sent many men Fat Clarfc made quick work and women to witness these and to marvel of Jack McCoy, colored, from contests an announced at the build of Abie Coleman, Salt Lake in Bat round four go. tapped the New Yawk. from Hebrew flying on his dizzy switch in Able is built like a lead slug visitor the and Is very close coupled. "He the -- opening seconds of -down and put him stands 5 ft. 2 In. in his wrestl- first round -Vs. Ahe On eount.- of, 9 ing trunks ond wears - a herse fur ,a few swings Fat landed on colar. Abie did battle with Alnft Lake biscuit McCoy s kidney covers and he Newman, Salt maker for just 21 minutes and doubled up like an ebony jack Abie came knife 30 second when Then came another schedulacross with his favorite fly- ed four round leather pushing contest between Ed Stewart, ing tackles that put A1 on the waiting list. Abie plans his foreattack with malice of thought. He allowed A1 to get a headlock on him. Then he threw the big baker boy across the ring and while his back was turned he dived into him with his head, neck and the rest of the anatomy followed EIGHTS shortly. . As all turned around and he met him with another volley and Newman decided he SIXES would rather mix bread than mix it further with Abie. Just another episftde of the return of Tarzen. That was a big bill Jim and it took Allen offered about all of the evening to dash It off. 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Seek To Break - Former Records Twin-Ignitio- April 25 (AP) record - breaking possibly, achievements by two of America's foremost young athletes, Barney Berlinger of Pennsylvania and Leo Lermond of the Boston A. A shared the spotlight with team ambitions today in the opening program of the thirty-sixt- h annual Pen- nsylvania relay carnival. Berhnger, strapping young star, with no particular opposition in sight unless It was forthcoming from Bob Todd of Indiana, figured to take a substantial crack, athls own carnival record of 7,293 points an the decathlon. If not the American record of 7,784 63 points, set by Ken Doherty of Detroit. Lermond, just back from, an Australian tour, had his eye on Tommy Conneffs world record of 3 minutes, 2 5 seconds for the three The hard-runniquarter mile run. Bosion.A. 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