El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-28
By BUD RUTHERFORD.

. hoped out OF the way and got the
| Two boys back in the center OF the
ring
Within IS minutes Rentrop was do
[ ing all OF the work and the peppery
wrestler kept right at It
II seemed as II he was trying
all OF his holds in an effort to
win the match, and IL must be
said that he has Mt least n thou
sand. Jordan buttled mnnfully
on the defence, but at the end
Of 80 minutes was weakening In
"a minutes Charlie had obtained a
combination head and arm lock
with which he forced Jordan'H
shoulders TO the mat for the sec
oud fall Of the evening. II re-
quired exactly 81 minutes to make
the fall although the time seemed
shorter.
he Won the Third One.
Rentrop was again greeted with
an outburst Of cheers when ne walked
out for the third fall The big fellow
answered the ovation with a shake
OF his head in acknowledgment He
took the aggressive from the first
minute, but Jordan was also there TO
win and he tried hard Every bit Of
wrestling wisdom accumulated dur
ing his "a years in the ring came to
the aid Of Jordan and the veteran
middleWeight time and again broke
holds which seemed invincible. The
deadlock which Charlie used to par
ticular advantage proved Jordan's
greatest Worry, while the Alsatian
also switched his attack 10 the body
when least expected
Rentrop took the third fail with
a body hold and arm bar after he
had obtained successive headlocks.
TIE last fall was imminent about one
minute before II occurred as Rentrop
the body which seemed impossible to
break In spite Of Jordan's efforts it
held
Hogan Wins Another.
Two little men who kept the fans
on their toes during the entire time
they were on the mat were trotted out
by promoter Mac" in the persons Of
Red Hogan, boxing star, and 'PeWee"
Vasquez, south side crack and kid
brother Of the hardy Mike.
Red won the first fan in a little
better than two minutes, when he OBJ
tanned a head scissors, which he held
for the greater part Of the time He
finally let go Of It's hold only 10 grab
NasQuez by the arm and before the
little south slider had time TO recov-
er his shoulders were on the mat.
The two little Epeedsters then
finished out their match with mel
Their getting n fall, but the deci-
sion going 10 Hogan, OF course rs
n result OF his one fall Red
showed his accustomed pep ard
ginger HnAle lsQLeL maze an
able opponent for him. The latter
showed his ability in preventing
Red from getting second fall
despite HOEau's aEEreEsiFeness-
Referee Spider RaWls rendered a
verdict OF draw in the 45-minute en-
gagement between stranger" Neal
and 'BoUcar" Johns, formerly OF the
A. E F., and now product OF the
G.. H Machine shops. The two boys
showed a willingness to mix things
from the first bell. but were appa-
rently WaEg OF the ability OF each
1ther. This tendency caused the fans
10 think that they should show more
sEgressiTeness as the majority Of the
match was contested while the two
boys were on their feet This, how I
ever, is more Of an indication Of real !
wrestling, as it shows that the two ]
men are evenly matched and there 4:
we're just as many fans recognized Z
his fact as there were who believed :
hat they should mix II on the floor
Was a Good Match
The ability OF Neal 70 topple Johns ]
as he did-seVeral times is another !
demonstration Of the fact that both i
men were on their toes, but neither I
.ould afford 10 present q possible win ]
ling opportunity 70 another.
Spider Rawls officiated as referee I
II the match while George Hennessey /
.oOk charge Of the prelimiuaries- Har- /
y KAYE was official tImekeeper Of Z
he ewing and Col" Bill Rodgers l
vas announcer