Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-11-10 | Page 8 | Greek May Meet Mike Yokel Cotsonaros Seeks a Match

Greek May Meet Mike Yokel j& dt di Cotsonaros Seeks a Match GEORGE D. COTSONAROS. s , f . ,,i,c s ? Experts Say Minneapolis Man Is Most Promising Youngster in Game. GEORGE D. COTSONAROS. the sensational sen-sational young; middleweight wrestler of Minneapolis, was-in Salt bake a few hours yesterday on his way lo San Francisco. Cotsonaros noes lo the coast for a mect-ins mect-ins with Eddie Saute! and will probably set into some matches for professionals at the exposition. Colsoimros is regarded as the most promising middleweight wrestler In the country. Experts in the wrestling game accord him high rank and predict that he will wear the middleweight crown before many years have come and gone Cotsonaros Cot-sonaros more nearly fills the requirements of what an ideal middleweight should be, according to Ihose who profess lo know! than any other youngster on Ihc innt Cotsonaros is a Greek. As a. boy in his native laud he was seized with the ambition am-bition of becoming an all-around alblcle ami such he lias become, for. in addition lo his proliciency as a wrestler, he throws lbs discus, hurls the javelin ami slm" the weight. He is clever on Hie bm-s and in other ways is entitled lo the designation designa-tion of allaround athlete. After Pet Brown. When ret Brown was in the lake country coun-try Coison a ros endea vored to a rrang a ma! eh, hut. according lo the Greek Brown refused lo talk busings, although he tnllnw d hi ni a long his itinera ry for seve-ai days. "But I'll set him "vet " said tieorire yesterday. 'I'll kerD on l rail nnt d he cither gives me a ma t "h or run out. 1 offered to pui up the " ' iu nirfue m. siue bet. but f.rowii.s manager didn't stav tu consider it." AVaino Keionen is another acmrfims: to th Minneapolis boy. who ran out of a mat'-n with him. "Tn Dul'.lth I put ?.-.rt In the hands of Promoter Boh r.egg;itt when Ketonen vretld there. Ketolin said he would be a round nex t .'ay to cover ir, hut he never ca me ha k he look a lr;sin out of town." The aspiring ;re"k wants to met yokel yo-kel in alt Lake, and indications: Ht-p tl);,t a match may be arranged. Fred Crabby who promoted all nf Yokel's later ma'irs in Halt Lake, yesterdav wnu' t() Mike at (He la Tier's Jak.s(m-s Ho ran.-h in recard to "Vonnng out" fir t!tr- winter It. is undt'-rFToor that V-.kl p);ins a campaign cam-paign of M-esilini: lids sM.nn ;ind a ma.t.-h with the nsile Greek w ould he wH ili lule. May Meet Yokel. "I don't sav 1 1 m r I c,-in V-pat Yokel." said Totsnuatos. "tcu T do sav ihat I can five him a hard tus.-O". and mIpo I promise prom-ise the ppop. h ..lean wreaiitn- bout i; we are ma f bed." I'otsonaros is wrestlin- n;.-r, ,r for a Grpk i t i ! i i -iuh j; t M i : i t - .1 ntTj'h.-T.-iiip of i; He h;.:; ivrn in Amerha. ah.. ut tbr-o va-s and has hcn I wr-5tlnji; sevpn ye,.t.s. His i.-v.;mii-p-;nui;s. a . ori 1 i r. - to i;lt- mau:; Lhv-i- al Ciiliniv, puhil,cd itl iH: Im,0 L-,Jt. sonaios won a prize offered by that pub-li'-a i ton. follow : Azo. If'-isht. f--"t Si2 im-hes. vvpisiit. I'.fHj. pounds. Nf"-k. 1 in'"h.c. ''iT'st, natural. 41 inches. I'h-st. fpanrlo.i. J4 in'iio5, rhs(. sithH. 4''' inehes. l"";nst. Inciicp. Dips. r.T , in. -lies. Ai in. I I inrhrs. Ar'ii. !l"p.!. iriU inolics. Koiva mi. incbr. K'-t-onrni. tVvc.I, 11 inci. Wrist. 7 in-'iios. ThiL-h. T"r in- bo.s .' i m:". i n.'iiea Calf, l'" iip'h':5.