The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-03
EASILY DEFEATED
ANGIE MCDONALD
Match Was Slow Although
Both Worked Hard
Deitz Better Man

Bun Diet. of. Grand FORKS had no
in two straight falls for the cham
pionship Of the two cities. in the
match pulled of in Keller's hall
Thursday evening before a crowd OF
about 500 wrestling fans. Deitz got
Mcdonald into a toe hold after both
wrestlers had been mauled around
the mat considerably and the East
Grand Forks man was forced to give
in to the torture Of the Frank Gotch
The FIRST fall went twenty-five minutes
and ten seconds. The second fall
was secured in two minutes and three
seconds with q body hold and q neck
chancery.
At no time during the course Of the
match was Deitz In n particular
danger of having his shoulders forced
to the mat. Although Mcdonald had
him in several stiff holds. he manag-
ed to break out Of them.
After the bout Of Thursday night.
IL the better Of the two men. Nc
Donald was working from behind and
played the part Of the aggressor the
larger part Of the frst wrestling. pc
riod. On four different occasions he
tried to got Deitz into a BODY scis-
Tors. but each time failed, his oppo-
ilent getting out Of them by main
fosoe and grit.
Deitz, once he started in to wrestle.
took but q few moments to get Angle
into a toe hold, which he was unable
almost before the fans had regained
their seats. Deitz started out with
a rush and getting Mcdonald from
behind, worked him into a body hold
and q neck chancery which he was
unable to break. i
Both boys were In perfect trim
for t,ae bout. Both have been work
ing hard for the past three weeks
with the match in view and physical
condition cannot be blamed for Nc.
Donald's loss ..Deitz. proved to DO
much faster in his work and also
,.fuch stronger. Mcdonald is the tall
er Of the two. but has not the stockq
build Of Deitz. Deitz also has n adj
vantage over any one he gets on the
mat with-his{ peculiarly shaped
shoulders. which are rounded and
hard to get. into any of The Nelson
holds.
Deits will r obably meet the welter-
weight champion Of Manitoba here
some time within the next month or
two . A we'll known business man Of
match . It should prove a big drawing
card to the fans In this section.
Prcliminaries Were Good.
All three OF the preliminary match:
es were good. The first in which Al
Powers (Jack Downs) and Ed. Will
let's gave an exhibition, was one Of
the fastest that has YER been seen in
these parts . Neither mar worked
for q fall, u the entire ten minutes
in which they were on the mat was
q good exhibition of different holds.
Both men did good work in breaking
holds. Powers issued a challenge to
the mat, getting a dollar a minute
for every minute he stayed with eth
or one. No M took up the offer.
Although a country cousin from Nj
agara started to talk rather promis-
:cuously, the eight Of a pile Of long
green made made him change his
mind rather suddenly.
Joe Deitz ard Kid Hainrick put
on a six. round sparring match that
the handiest with his mitts for the
first three rounds, but Hainrick came
back in great shape in the latter part
of the bout. While nothing very
spectacular or scientific was pulled
off. the latter gave the best boxing
exhibition.
The last preliminary was probably
the most Interesting event on the
evenings card. Farmer" Jahns and
Ed. Smith gave q ten minute exhibit
ton Of the finer points Of the game.
Both appeared to be in fine condition
ard both kept going all of the time.
.Jahns had his opponent outclassed
and showed that he has more than a
r~udimentary knowledge Of the wrest-
ling game. Jahns. Powers. Smith and
Willetts are here In company, all be-
ing connected with the shooting gal
lery recently opened on DeMers ave-
nue. recently. They intend to spend
the winter here n 1t is probable
that they will stage a number Of fast
matches for the benefit of the local
fans.
Charles Challender. the mysterious
Conductor has been written and Is
expected to arrive in the city at al.
most any time. He will take up h
offer Of Jahns for a two out Of three
fall match for a side bet Of 500. at
least that is what his hackers in this
city say. They have had an oppor-:
tunity Of seeing Jahns work and be-
lieve that the conductor could make