Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-01
OESHLER PUTS THE
PH|LAOELPH|Ah
AWAY EASY
BLACKSMITH DEFEATS
DONOVAN IN TWO BOUTS
Husky Teuton Lays Opponent
OF the Broad Of His Back
Twice Within Fifteen Minutes
Without Apparent Effort,

Jack Donovan of Philadelphia, was
no match for simon Deshler. the big
blacksmith, and he Yves worsted in
Two straight falls. before a good sized
crowd of lovers Of wrestling at the
Elks' theater last night. IL took the
husky German just seven minutes and
mfty-three second 10 put Donovan on
the broad Of his back the first time
and six minutes and forty seconds the
second fall From the limo Referee
Myers announced the beginning Of the
match, II was plainly evident that
Donovan was outclassed by The horse
sheer. who looked like a giant when
alongside Donovan. who is a pretty
husky hand himself. lt was an
nounced before the commencement Of
the wrestling that Donovan was not
IN The hest Of condition and THAI he
haa a badly s%prained hand, which
would prevent him from breaking
holds ana using his strength to the
utmost. To show that he was game
however Donovan declared his deter
mination to meet Deshler and put MP
me best exhibition 90 which he was
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Deshier WAS plaialy in splendid condi-
ton and this WIS borne out q Few mo-
ments later when ne handled Donovan
in a manner 81. ( aie1T'y indicated MS
great strength Donovan demonstrated
10 the satisfaction of the audience ihht
he WAS q scientific wrestler and next
to all the fine points of the game
Early in the match Donovan realizeo
that he would have all he could DO 10
defend himself against Deshier s holds
and he contented himself with eNadins
the hiacksmith's attempts 10 get q
mold which would inevitably result IN
a fan. After considerable spaTrlns
peshlcr secured a head ohancerF hold
that looked good to him. and he flop
ped Donovan over with little effort
the first fan occurring after seven
minutes and fifty-thrce seconds OF
wrestling. A head and wrist lock was
,he lucky number for Deshlcr the sec
ana time and he hing the Indian sign
on the Philadelphian again. the last
half consuming only six minutes and
forty seconds.
preliminary between "swede.
Oleson and "Packy' Wieneke, two \.
-. T. boys. resulted in oleson going
down To defeat after a few brief min
utes Of pell-meh wrestling Whlch was
moi exactly up 10 ara 81 "opse-
berry rules. but which nevertheless
proved quite Interesting
The real amusement of thF eNehNnt'
however, occurred "leh lhe NraiN'lh
was thrown after 2 hali minute Nfesis
ling, by a chair Wnleh rs "sSup,st'
near the rinsside. X was li'rHns
watching the preliminary ana was Z
bent on keeping track 81 lnc faPtuli'
With which the messenger poA Nt's,
leis executed haii-Neisons aha "lolg
Nelson's that ms nan shpprN i'V'N
under him, preeipitailns MN = VIZ
floor With q crash, Whlch Pi''ils "''
nounced the first iali 81 the hla'ell
That he was anxious 70 nave aholN
or try at Deshler was me su'lenl','
made by Donovan alter the hl7i'''
lie declared d q ne WAS I'D poor 'pn
dition last night 70 meet sue" " "t-
man as the blacksmith A'eorqihS .,
Donovan. his stomach was 20 s"' D@.
and his spratned mana anu "'ts'
caused him much pam ana great lN-