Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18
Young Norbeck Toys With
Local Wrestler, Getting Fall
and Match With Jul Jitsu
Flying Mare.
LOCAL BOY oUTcLAssED
Bulldogger Injured by First
Fall, Forfeits Match-Au-
dience Hostile With No
Reason.

In a wrestling match at the Isis
theater Monday night, characterized by
the ease with which Young" Norbeck,
champion light-heavyweight of Can
ada, had his opponent at his mercy
from the very start. Norbeck threw
Frank McCarroll, local wrestler, in
s1h minutes. with a jui,jitsu flying
mare and double arm lock. McCarroll
was injured in the seventh vertebra,
and forfeited the match by not re-
spond at the call of time for the sec
ond tilt to begin.
The first preliminary went on at
$3.50. Chef Camp, local boy, and
Young" Morgan, of Oakland, wrest-
ling 20 minutes. Morgan had agreed
to throw Camp once in the time, but
failed to do SO, and Camp took the
match. Morgan was badly handi-
capped by huge boil on his left arm.
The bout was speedy while it lasted,
and both boys worked hard.
The second preliminary brought out
Struggling" Sharkey, of Boise, and "Al
Nelson" also Of this city. This was a
smuggling match pure and simple, with
Nelson doing the biggest amount of
landing. The first and second rounds
were draws, but the third, fourth and
fifth Nelson's all the way. AL would
uppercut the big boy, and after the
third session the corner of Sharkey
looked like a slaughter house in fun
operation; Nelson having played a
very choice number of selections on
the bugle of Sharkey. Nelson is inn
proving all the time, and looks better
every time he starts tilt There was
plenty of action, and several times
Sharkey had Nelson in the ropes with
his hands down, but appeared as If
afraid to cuff him for fear Nelson
would get peeved and wouldn't speak
to him the next day.
The main eventers' appeared at
ESQ, Young" Morgan being selected
as referee after everybody in the house
had been implored to take the job.
NORBECk TOYS WITH FRANK.
The men came together, shook hands
and went at it. In just 81 seconds
Norbeck had chancery hold on Nc
Carroll and it looked like little bells
ringing for the Maverick Mauler."
He got out of it, though. Holds of a
like nature followed each other in
rapid succession; Norbeck seemingly
toying with the local boy, as he would
break McCarrolrs holds with perfect
ease. Both men were fast. and knew
the game, though Frank did not ap-
pear to have any strength.
Norbeck amused the crowd by his
habit of working his mouth and seem
ingly making faces; his physiog, at
times, looking like a California raisin
the way it was drawn and wrinkled
up. To those who do not know why
the big Canadian boy does this, let il
be mentioned here, with accuracy, that
by working his jaws and face convul-
sively as he does, he starts the saliva
glands in the mouth working overtime
with the result that his lips and mouth
are never dry.
Finally, Norbeck got jui-jitsu fly
ing mare hold on McCarroll. By that
Is meant that Norbeck got McCarrolps
legs around his waist, stood up ant
swung McCarroll out straight in g
circle several times. After making
four turns at fast rate, he suddenly
released McCarroll, who flew through
the air and struck on his head ant
shoulders. Norbeck bounced on him
hung a double arm lock on McCarroll