Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05
KETCHEL PINS
 THREE ID MAI
With Ninety Minutes to do Trick, Wrestler Has
 Time Margin
DORIS LASTS LONGEST

Al Ketchel. the Bisbee arpirani for Arizona welter weight honors on the mat, did what he started out to do yesterday afternoon fh his match with Chester Grow, Roy Nc Allister and Joe Doris. He threw all three of them within ninety min utes.
 Ketchel threw MeAllister in 21 minutes and 20 seconds; Grow lasted 1s minutes and 30 seconds and Dor, ris in 24 minutes and 37 seconds
 The Bisbee challenger took Mc Allister on first. the match begin ming at 4:45. McAilister proved him self to be a wary and alert con. tender anl surprised the audience by his showing. McAllister went down soon after time was called but was on his feet in a few seconds. Ketchel tried hard after Mes legs, but the latter was always elusive, throwing his shoulders well to the front Ketchel floored his antagonist by a crotch hold, but Nc fell on his stomach and successfully wiggled out of a chancery and crotch hold. This hold was obtained a second time by Ketchel but 1t failed to work, Mo extracting himself cleverly from a dangerous position Ketchel tried for the toe hold several dimes but he was foiled every time. After failing to land his man with a dou- ble thing hold and by a toe hold, both wrestlerS regained standing position. McAllister got out of @ toe hold and half Nelson but Ketchel took advantage of an opening to get an full Nelson, with which he fi0ored McAlhster and placed his shoulders to the mat at 5:04 o'clock Time 21:2o.
 Demon" Goes Down
 Chester Grow, the Michigan De mon" was the next man 10 face KetcheI. The match with McAllis- ter seemed 10 warm the local man fup and the go with Grow was on the move all the time Fifteen min utes had been called by the an- nouncer before either man obtained a hold of any description. Grow tried many times to unbalsnee Ketchel but the latter was steady and al most impossible to throw out of po-
 
 times unsuccessfully for the knee hold from a standing position but neither was able to get it. Grow seemed careful and confident while Ketchel was always aggressive and persistent, his persistency all through the three matches amounting to a determined doggedness. Nineteen minutes and thirty seconds after they had faced each other. Grow grabbed Ketchel's head between his forearms and sought to throw the little man off balance. The latter rushed his antagonist and secured a crotch hold and after getting into close quarters secured a half Nelson, into which he seemed to throw every pound of strength, forcing the big mans shoulders down and his head under. Grows legs were still in the air. Referee Gum gave Ketchel the decision.
 Grow advanced to the ropes and announced that he was not satis fed with the fall, claiming that both of his shoulders did not touch the mat and a number of fans supported his contention, but the decision of Referee Gum was supported bv Announcer Jim Murphy, who was the closest man to the wrest- lers except the. referee, who was directly over them. Grow says that he believes that he can throw Ketch- ei and will ask for another match.
 Doris Hard Nut.
 Little Joe Doris. the lightweight champion of Bishee, was another surprise. Before the match Il was thought that Doris would be a short horse but he lasted longer than any of the other wrestlers. It took Ketchel 24 minutes and 57 seconds 10 put the rghtweight's shoulders to fhe mat. Doris Is exceedingly agile and was able to extract himself from any number of positions from which a fall was imminent He sue. cessively f1irfed out of a half Nsi- son. double boly hold from the rear. crotch and half Nelson. Fin allx Kefchel reached out and got a knee hold from a standing position and closing in made doubie-thign hold. which he made a fall attei ~orEing with the lightweight for 40