Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-06-10
EARL CADDOCK DID COME BACK
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tanned leglock combined with a
bar arm lock but Caddock broke
away suddenly and grabbed a toe
hold. Lewis, however, broke it af-
ter few seconds and got to his
feet.
Caddock threw Lewis to the mat
with an arm chancery and body hold
and switched to half nelson but
Lewis slipped away from it. Cad
dock tented for a hammerlock but
took bar armlock and a head scis-
sors, the latter hold was obtained
securely and Lewis easily broke it.
Lewis was wrestling lively de-
fensively and Caddock was quite ag-
gressive and did most of the forcing.
Lewis grabbed Caddock under the
shoulder, threw his weight on him
and tried to push him to the mat,
but Caddock grabbed both of his
opponents arms and threw him over
his head. Lewis, however, squirm-
ed around and lit on top as they got
to the mat. Caddock tried for a
wristock but Lewis broke it by get
ting further nelson. Caddock
squirmed away and went on top.
Caddock obtained a wristlock at
llC man pul COulu HOI
hold it. He then tried half nell
son but Lewis broke away and went
behind. Caddock suddenly ierked
loose and grabbed an armlock with
out any results and Lewis went be-
hind. Lewis obtained a deadlock
but Caddock broke it after 35 sec
ends by grabbing the Strangers
chin and pushing his head back.
Caddock got wristlock while
they were on their feet and Lewis
dropped on his knees turning COM
pletely around and got out of it at
The IS minute mark.
Lewis grabbed Caddock's leg and
threw bim to the mat but the Iowan
obtained deadlock. Lewis broke
il.
After 40 minutes Caddock jerked
Lewis off his feet with a double
wristlock but was unable to keep
the hold. Lewis complained to the
referee that Caddock was roughing
him but Gaddock tried for another
wristlock but Lewis got a deadlock
which Caddock broke.
Caddock = quickly spun about,
locked his legs around Lewis head
in a head scissors and 20 seconds
later the referee was pounding Cad
dock on the back, signifying that he
had won the first fall. The time
was 1890.
Caddock was the flsr to return -
the mat for the second fall He
came back perspiring as freely as
when he left AMI complained that he
had been unable to cool off properly
Lewis kept him waiting ten MN
uteS before ne reappeared. The
Stranger was dry and appeared re-
freshed. Lewis appeared worried.
They resumed wrestling for the
second fall at 10:46k. They
wrestled head to head for about
three minutes. Caddock grabbed
Lewis around the knees and threw
him to the mat. After lively
scramble both men got to their feet
again. The perspiration was fairly
running off their bodies. After
wrestling six minutes Caddock OBJ
tanned a wing lock and pulled Lewis
to the mat, where he also took a
deadlock. One of Lewis shoulders
was forced to the mat and the other
was not far from it when he broke
the hold and jumped to his feet
AS the men were bulling around
the ring Lewis cleverly dropped to
the mat, permitting Caddock to fall
with him. Lewis grabbed Earl's
leg and locked it with his own and
took a further nelson. Caddock was
almost down but managed to turn
ever. pulling Lewis with, him, Both
men got to their feet when Earl
broke the hold.
Caddock slipped behind for a
hammerlock, his hands slipped and
Lewis rolled over and over across
the mat Lewis took deadlock
from a standing position and pulled
Caddock to the mat. Earl ! had
quite bit of trouble in breaking it
and tore loose in 55 seconds: Cad
dock obtained a head chancery and
lost it as the timer called rs min
utes. Lewis grabbed another
deadlock but Caddock broke il after
% seconds. AS the Iowan broke
away Lewis leaped across the ring
at him and clamped on another
deadlock which took him to the mat
Caddock again broke it and again
Lewis leaped through the air and
obtained the same hold.
This time Caddock fell fiat on his
back with Lewis on top of him still
holding the deadlock. Caddock
bridged but was not strong enough
TO lift his $50 pound opponent and
Lewis was awarded the fall. The
time was 27:00. Caddock stag
gered and fell as he tried to arise
and was assisted from the ring by
Gene Melady land Referee Ed Smith.
Lewis, came back, into. the ring
Laughing and Smiling and appeared
confident. "Caddock's back was
bruised and skinned from the fall.
II looked as II he had been branded.
The third fall began at 11:2S15
with Jewish rushing Caddock and do
ing his best to get another deadlock.
Cad6ock coolv blocked him however.
After two minutes Lewis obtained
his deadlock from 3 standing posi-.
tioG but Caddock quickly broke 1t.
Ceddock quickly broke another
deadlock which Lewis only half OBJ
tanned. The Iowan then tried for
a half nelson, bu. Lewis broke
away and goI 20 his feet. Caddock
quickly grabbed Lewis by the leg.
jerked him to the mat, doubled the
leg up and obtained perfect toe
hold. He supplemented it with a
vIistlock when forced Lewis shorl-
ders TO the ma in exactly seven
minutes.
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