Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-24
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them from falls many times.
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matched strength OF both men saved
them from falls many times.
Brewster Throws Larkin.
II was an excellent athletic card all
the way through and good crowd
was in attendance, all OF which means
that Promoter Nick Collins ID entitled
10 a great deal of credit for the man
her in which the program went OF. The
first event was in the anna! sur class,
Ray Brewster and Jack Larkin going
bn for the first two out Of three falls
which Brewster secured handily,
pinning the shoulders of Larkin to
The mat in short order. In fact about
all Brewster had to do when he got
around to it was to secure a half arm
lock and then sprawl on the chest Of
his opponent for a fall. He looks the
part OF a coming wrestler. Moving
pictures, including those taken here
by G. T.. Harvey and Nick Collins dur
Ing the last National Guard encamp-
Inent here, the opening Of the Elks
temple and the arrival and exhibition
be the famous Liberty Bell were shown.
Fraveiogue pictures followed after
which the main wrestling event went
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Big Fellows Are At II.
Three prospective referees presented
themselves on one of whom neither
McCarroll nor Yokel could agree. Pro-
lnoter Nick Collins put II up to the
fans present to show preference and
they demanded Chief Lindsay. A hand
shake and the two big grapplers were
at one another. The first hour of
wrestling found neither with an appar-
hnt advantage. They were contin
11atly squirming out Of body holds and
arm locks. Twice McCarroll secured
j double arm lock on Tokel and threat
ened to pin his shoulders to the mat.
Once within the hour Yokel threaten
ia to slap a toe hold on his opponent
but McCarroll brok q 1t. Yokel was
largely on the offensive; McCarroll on
he defensive. Half or full Nelson's did
not seem to be effective nor body scis-
kors The Boise favorite proved his
ability to break holds easily and to
clap head lock around Yokel's ears
that made the Salt Lske demon grunt
with pain. With heads together they
moved about the mat. threatening at
times to go over the stage into the or
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offensive during the second half hour
and kept YokeI~under him most Of the
time, but Mike was able to break his
most dangerous holds.
Yol<el Speeds Up.
Yoke1 started to speed up in the last
=aif hour Of the match but until the
TAIL that half stunned MeCarroll he did
hot appear TO have any advantage. In
TACT fans had about argued themselves
nto the conclusion that the grapplers
would go two hours without a fall.
Yokel had several times tossad McCar-
roll. but Frank was always able to
Aiight safely. However. the final toss
hat sent McGarrell over his shoulders
tor a hard fall opened the way for
Nekel To use his old and most reliable
hold on the toe.
Both Mrestlers were to the front Of
he stage when Yokel secured It on
bis opponent. McGarroil lay with
bis head and face half turned towards
he audience. With knee tightly
Wedged between Mecarroli's legs and
pne Of his opponents feet held like
Vice over his own legs. YokeI knelt
facing the audience and applied the
painful wrench that has made the toe.
hold famous.
Give up, Frank2H aueried Yokei to
bis PROSTATE opponent When Nc
Carroll shook his head another wrench
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