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Show m wmtm loses 4 i b I id &m It iWD ! jjilh imi BATTLE It took Henry Jones exactly two lours of the toujhett, fastest, jnost iggressive wrestling at the armory ast night to decide that the welterweight championsolp doe not be-o-n g to him. Cut Kallio goe hack to Omaha his morning wearing the crown he rought out ett and which wai a ilt clouded at hi Columbia match vlth Jones. In other word, Henry Jones, of 'rovo, lost to Gus Kallio, of ) m aha, two straight falls. The first fall came ater one idur and 43 minutes of the best i res tl lag this city's fans have seen. It cam theu by a toss Jones, skillful wrestler be I, should have guarded against. For the third time In the sound Jons was riding KalUo, with a half nelson and a body scissors. Twtce before when Jones bad had the same hold on Kallio the Finn struggled out without the backward flop. This seemed to have been for the purpose of fearasking Jones feel that Kalliowhich ed using the backward flop with the body scissors and half nelson either wins or loses for tue flopper. It wins if he can tumble on top of bis rider and loses If the rider can get bis scissors otf the other's body and take advantage of the other man coming ove: backward. Jones waj on t.ip; Kallio Larted to get us. Me stood straight for a moment and then by a lightning flash threw himself backward, pinning Jonea underneath. It was no fault of Kallio that he didn't break several of Jones' ribs. (PtiOert Palate Keep yoyr Home Attractive 1 THE HERALD, FRIDAY, HAY 23. 1K2. to gus kaujo Foliowlng the fail Jones was well escaped from a good toehold and Istsr the next moment be glided from a sign. body scissors. That fall took one hour and 41 Kallio waa In a dangerous posiminutes. tion when Henry got an extremely A long re- -t was necessary, f.r good leg bold. The crowd yelled for both grapplers, but especially fjr a fall when the Finn's shoulder in Jonea. When be returned to the touched the mat three times was succeskion, but Henry mat It was evident that be, was rapid unable to sustain the hold. dune for the evening. He stucU it During the next 10 or 12 minutes out,, though, for another '17 mlu- - both men took It easier and rested &0 uteaj and then, after getting frujn up from their bard struggle. At one bad hold to another, gave up, ' minutes Kallio seemed to be im surrendering the fall, the match proving, steadily getting the shade and the title to Kallio, the younger, on Jones. Kallio broke several toe-heavier and stronger wretlr but luiMii with tiAnH lUtluinri nut the more scientific wrestler. " Legs were a flying In the air like The difference of about five the wings of a windmill when KalUo pounds In their weight is what tried to get away from a severe mkie It ImpoHhible for Jones to win head hcissors which Jones refused the world championship when upon to let go of for a while. the very edge of winning it scores Henry was squeezing the wind of tiro en last night and at the ear- out of Uia Finn with a body which gave him more torture' lier meetings of Kallio and Jones. The wrestlers began the bout a't than he could almost stand. Kallio 8 26. In an instant Henry had the looked Keferee Dean Tucker in me Finn on the mat with a headlock eye and grunted something which 1Snal tnat Kallio that required considerable effort of Tucker took, or was filling id five in. Tucker the Finn to get gwey from. . . Henry was much more aggressive patted Henry on the tuck but the than In either one of the two prev- Finn objected, saying that J did ious bouts with Kallio, and'clamped not give any signal. Tucker insulthold after bold on the big Finn. ed that the signal bad been given. By lying flat on- - bis stomach, However, on the decision of the Kallio foiled Henry's attempt of judges, J. W. McAdam, Lawrence clamping on a body scissors. Both Casslty and Dr. N. H. Nelson, the lnen were working faal and aggres- wrestling was resumed. The judges period had been appointed previous to the sively. . At the the fans bad seen more and better match to decide on any dispute that wrestling than they had for a long might arise. At 10:4 Henry clamped on the Ume in" Provo. Henry grabbed Kallio' toe and most severe toehold of the evendid considerable ing, and the Finn again tried to foretime twisting and squirming to get away. break with a headlock. Kallio pullAt six minutes Kallio was trying ed and tugged and jerked at Henry's for a leg split, with Henry watch- head but Henry clamped tbe bold ing Kallio's toes for an opportun- on tighter and tighter. After rolling around a few times Kallio sucity t ograb on. ceeded in getting out A minute , Jones clamped on a bead scissors which KalUo broke only to tall later Kallio again broke a toehold with a beadlock but had bard work right into a bad toehold. Kallio displayed tome of the fin- in getting away from a wristlock. est bridging seen here, in breakHenry had a close call when ing a wrist lock. Henry continued Kallio clamped a head scissors on At i s the aggressor, working fast and blm, followed by a half nelson. trying one bold after another. 10:52 Jones clamped a body scisKallio was underneath most of the sors and a half nelson on the Finn. Kallio stood up and tried to shake time. At 9:46 both men were tugging off Henry, but when they again away at each other'a toes, Henry struck the mat K?nry still had both Kallio holds. A moment later Henry rehaving the better hold. forced Jones to release his hold leased the body holds and threw his with a beadlock. A minute later legs around the Finn's head. It was Jones had another .toehold,, but a hard struggle for the Finn to get Kallio had no difficulty In crawling free. out of It. In quick succession Henry At one hour and 40 minutes both tried a flying bead scissors and. a men were still going faster than at headlock. .To get put of the lock any time during the previous ' the Finn 'jumped upright from the matches. mat and tfle next moment Henry Henry again clamped a body scishad him again on the mat with an- sors on Kallio 'while riding his other headlock. back, just as he had done twic At 30 minutes. Kallio broke a previously. Kallio arose to his feet painful wrtstlock, but not until he and then fell backwards, with Jones suffered extreme had agony. sfil clinging on. Tbe fall dazed Henry clamped a scissors on Kenry, who gave the referee tbe Kallio's left Jeg and the Find tried signal to give Kallio the fall before hard to get a' good hold on Henry's the Finn bad pinned him to the mat. At 10 o'clock Kallio barely Came back for the second round near helpless; two minutes Henry waved the surrender i scls-lsor- i at 11:45. It was pUI-J- y evident that tbe fall had injured Henry and that be waa not la condition to continue the match, Kallio slipped on different holds and had Jones in several bad positions, which Henry had a bard time to wiggle war from. At 12:02 Hnrr told Tucker that be was willing to concede tho fall as be was unable to! continue tbe match on account oft the injuries sustained to bU side! In tbe first fall. 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