The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

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7 MREsTLEH>. sion. a. the bds'l
ball Office the iol-
lowing da, aud President Naylu tr
marked that II WAS iag easier to 100.
a crowd INTO enthusiasm by wreSt.
ing bout that wasn't What II porp0-T
cd 10 be-. than hy any hocu-' 'pVtu@
with the boxing gloves,
The crowd can spot q take hsh.
nine times out oi ten. said he, hut
the Nrestlers can fool en- Wlthrus
their having She least idea thinSs
aren't on the square.
That's 80. as.tnIcd Harry FutAif
Why know oi cute pair OF
vi, ,stlers that came 20 chicago ont OK
the east They got O promoter to
match them and they gave the crowd
its moneys worth by bout that was
halC hshting and hair hntung Aons
toward The close one of them fred The
other OF thc stage right into the tront
TWO rows OF spectators it was q
corkinc bout and the crowd demanded
as one man that they be rematchod.
Alter the bout one ot the fellows that
had helped break the fall OF the gay
who WAS thrown OF the stage missed
his diamond pin but he figured he
must have lost IL in the scramble.
The next time they wrestled they
weut through tho same -perinEmaEce-
This time the man that got musstd
up and lost his piece OF ice made n
boiler. but i, was ton late,
They SAW nice stone in the front
row the third time. but they had tried
tho game once too often and a pinch
came of promptly. after the guy had
scrambled upon the mat with the
sparkler Il would be mean 10 ciyH
the grapplers. names aWaY, -hHt-the>
managed 10 get cut of Jail and cam"
back TO New York. boasting that the
natives Of Chicago had paid 'em good
money for three fakes. two of which
had also Welded swell diamond
apiece
"Of course. the man that did the
fall into The crowd was also a great
thief All he needed WAS a little lJs-
Ting match 10 grab all the valuahles
in sight and the bugs were so excited
over the wrestling match and tho way
he Was being treated that they stoo
uncousciously for anything he wanted
TO pull of
Walter Camp seems 20 have degen-
Grated into a penny-a-liner. willing 20
compare 20 Yale any team whose sup
porters are willing 20 pay the price.
Industrious athletes who have re-
fected glory on their high school alma
matters this fall can now proceed 10
skirmish around FOR sweaters cn
which 10 have mothers sew the bloc,>
letters presented by grateful athletic
associations.
There was only $4,000 in the 30,
when Sayers and Heenan fought for
the championship. JEFF and Johnson
are expecting 100000 How the cost
Of living has increased
When Rube May gets back from
Ohio his first act will be 10 look up
the sporting editor who termed him
a "lan!iadocial' boxer and demand a
retraction Rube says his past acts
are beyond criticism. much less aspcr'
sion.
Eastern writer's who are throwing a
sop To their western constituents by
picking Dave Allerdice on All-Americau
elevens show their lack OF knowledge
OF the situation by ignoring Masid
sohn Michigan's 1909 captain was !
great kicker bat Coy has heen select
cd for this JON on all OF the ideal
terms As a rusaer tackler and block
er Dawes most optimistic friends have
never compared him % his gallan'
running mate
Jeff and Johnson ia the same ring
al Madison-su Garden VIII the
phenomenon ever bee repeated"