The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-04
MATCH WAS HELD AT THE BlJou SKATING RINK BY THE
 AMUSEMENT COMPANY.
Was Introduced by Preliminary Be. tween Frank Rawson and Walter
 Selwich, Local Athletes.

Freddie Doerr of St. ouis and Arthur Karger of New York by preliminary between Frank Rawson and Walter Selwich, two local athletes, which was won by Selwich in the first two falls, the first in three minutes and the sec. ond in one minute and twelve seconds, refereed by Curly Clark of Chicago the second wrestling match held un- der the auspices of the Hot Springs Amusement Company was witnessed at the Bijou Rink last night.
 The men saw each other for the first time when they were being weighed by Colonel Andy Mulligan at the beginning of the match
 They were to wrestle at 155 pounds but each tipped the scales at 151.. The match opened with much spar ring and feeling out, each man being wary of his opponent, beth having a good record to stand for his name. After sparring for some time Doerr made a quick leg grip and they went 10 the mat with Karger underneath.
 Wrestling was then begun in ear nest, but was suddenly stopped by Referee Olmstead counting a foul on the St. Louis Dutchman for having too much grease on his back. After wiping the grease off the match was resumed with the same holds that the men had when stopped.
 For twen'y-two minutes Karger was on his hands anl knees under Doerr, when with a quick turn he landed on nfknnnnnf f1 h. ..-.k.k A back to the same position by a quick spin. Following this came hard work cn the part of both men, Doerr de pending more on his strength and karger displaying his scientific abil- ity.
 Doerr was finally landed on his back in 4S mlnu.es and so seconds.
 The next fall opene& with quick work on the part of both men. Kar- ger quickly tripping his man and in less than two minutes after he was brought to the mat he was landed with shoulders down. Time, 3 min- utes and 42 seconds.
 Karger showed much more science than did his opponent and during the first fall seemed to be feeling him out and showed exceptional ability in getting out of tight places.
 Match Arranged.
 Following the match between Ar thur Karger and Freddie Doerr last night at the Bijou Rink, held under the auspices of the Hot Springs Amusement Company, an attempt was made by Manager Price to match Professor Olmstead with Karger. the winner of the match. The attempt was at first thought to be unsuccess- ful. but later arrangements wers made that the match will take place next Tuesday night.
 Both men are of the finest type ath- letes, being MacFadden men, and this is not the first time that they have gracei the mat. They have good records as wrestlers, tipping the scale at the same weight, and are fairly mstched. Professor Olmstead wres. tied in the initial match of the season. In Hot Springs, week ago, and de- feated Great Athos, the French cham pion. with comparative ease, showing his great ability and science.
 Last night marked the first appear ance of Karger in the city, when he easily defeated his opponent, Freddie Doerr of St. Louis.
 There will be suitable preliminaries before the match, and the high class attractions that the Amusement com pany has to offer for next Tuesday night ought to see the popular amuse- ment hall filled to the utmost.
 The preliminaries will begin promptly at S:30, and will be quickly followed by the feature part of the program.