Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-24 | Page 6 | Santel Arrives for Title Match

1 SANTEL ARRIVES: H "IP III! I III . IT World's Champion in Tip-Tcp h Shape For Harbert- J son Tangle. ; I Ad Santel, world's light heavyweight I j wrestling champion, arrived in Ogden j late yesterday from San Francisco, ; prepared for a stiff match with Jack Harbertson at the Alhambra theater Tuesday night. Ad looks the picture I of health-andsays that he is feeling & better than at any time in his career. I Santel mixed with Sorenson at San r Francisco last Tuesday and won heads , dnwkn. The first fall came in one hour p ann ten minutes and (he second fall i vao made in fourteen minutes. Both were obtained with an arm lock. Ad vill start training this evening at the Eagles' gymnasium where he vill meet a number of local men. Ke vill take to the mat at 7 o'clock. He is in the pink of condition for the I1; Harbertson match and expects .to give I the. fans a great exhibition of the! t' wrestling art. ' In speaking of the match Inst nighl I Santel said in part: "I consider liar- bertson one of the host men In the! fj world in my class and Ogden people x should not underrate the local man asi l' he surely is in a class with the best, j "In my recent match with Ilarbert-1 ; son I left the mat knowing that 1 had K defeated a man of claes and one of the; f best in the world. He is a wrestler of the Al type and one that is due to , f give the bc?t of us trouble. 1 look !' forward to the toughest match I have P had in years and hope that the best i man will win." The referee for thetitlc contest has not beon named ae yet and unless a i ; final selection Is made today thej ; newspaper m'en will probably take the reins. However, several men have , been mentioned for the position and i It is probable that the two men wilt I come to terms before the match ia 1 staged. 1 Harbertson stales that he is in the! I best condition of his career and that I ho expects to be returned the victor. It Jack Is working out dally for the 1 match and will complete his training 1 today. Ho will hold fast workouts at 9 the Pingree gymnasium today, after 1 which, he will rest until the day of the 1 match. J The tickets for the match are going CI like hotcakes according to Promoter H Glasmann and one of the largest H- crowds In the history of tho game In I this city Is expected to be on hand. 1 1 Tuesday night Is the time, the Alham- I . bra theater tho place, and a world's I ' championship match the prize. I no