El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-29
VICTOR IN FAST
SCRAPPY bout
Fine Form Shown by ANA
teur Wrigglers Contest
ing for City Titles.

Jack Vowel, Texas university wres-
Ting champion, won his first bout In
the semifinals Of the annual Y. n. C.
4. wrestling tournament Wednesday
night at the association gymnasium
when he toppled Luschie in one min
ute with a half Nelson and crotch
hold
Vowel viii meet Chester Wright
in the finals for the city champion
ship Saturday night at the 7. n c. A
WriEElers Show Class.
Much science and cleverness was
displayed by the wrestlers IN all OF
the preliminary and seminal con-
tests during the evening. Carter
Porter officiated as rsfere ana Joel
Freidlzin as timer. Soldier Bowen, OF
the FL Paso recruiting station proved
one OF the bright Individual stars OF
the evening when he won bouts in
both the preIiminaries and semifinals-
He viii 90 into the finals in the lis
pound class on Saturday night
George Cross Of the Central 7. N
c. A and Arguelles Of the Mexican
~" put up one Of the snapplest bouts
Of the evening. The contest was
termed draw The little fellows met
~ 113 pounds.
The summary Of events reads as
follows:
Prefimlnaries.
Hippo" VasQuezs (Mexican X')
weight los pounds, won over Bledsoes
Central "X") with a half Nelson In
half minute.
Rudolph Porros, weight los pounds
won over Justin DeWol1s weight 50
pounds. in five seconds with body
hold Both boys are from the Central
Porros and vasquez viii meet in
the finals Saturday night
George Cross, Central ~Y'D de-
feated ArEuelles, (Mexican 'Y') in
IS minutes with body hold Cross
weighed III pounds and Argulles 113
pounds Cross viii meet Nernice
Carey in the finals
Huitron. 122 pounds, (3IeLicsn fY''),
threw Cordova, Central ~Y'D, III
pounds, in 4-30 with half Nelson
Gonzales (1lexican 'fTH) 125 pounds
vs.. Thomson Central ~T") 11s
pounds Gonzales won with body
ssndi Es9uival Central 'YH) IA
pounds vs.. J. c. Holford Central
ssYn) 40 pounds Esuuival won with
body hold in five minutes.
Soldier" Bowen. OF the recruiting
service 40 pounds vs. Dryer (Cen-
trsl 'fT'9 11sh pounds Bowen Won
Al Rs1Eal CNexican 4Y") 1ss pounds
vs. Hester Central 'TY") 135 pounds
Rangal won IN three minutes with
half Nelson and body scissors
Stevens Central W 1s5 POUNDS
VS. Terrazas Central "Y') 1sS
pounds. Stevens won with an arm
lock in five minutes
Paul Price and Dan Cook, both OF
the Central sfT" Price won with a
BODY hold in 20 seconds. Price
weighed 1874 and Cook 40 pounds
Charlie 1IcGrady VS. Camp, both OF
the Central -Y." McGrady won with !
body scissors and arm lock in two 4
minutes fiat McGrady weighed 49, /
Camp 145-
winners IN the preliminaries fol
low: Vasquez, de Wolf, Huitron5 Con
zsles. Esquival. Bowen, Rangal, Stew
ems, Price and MeGrady-
semlfinaIs-
Sandf Esuuival Of the Central 'fF'
won over Huitron Of the Mexican I
~ with a half Nelson in 8-zz- Both 4
men weighed l24-
sisoIdier'' Bowen OF the recruiting /
station defeated Gonzales Of the /
Mexican Y" with an arm lock and /
crouch hold In $3.50. Gonzales weighed 4
I25 pounds and Bowen rs
Jack Vowel defeated Luschie, both /
Of the Central Y with a halt Nell
son and crouch hold in one minute.
Vowel weighed in at 16S pounds and
Luschie weighed 1856. Vowel meets
Cheater Wright in the finals.
George Cross was given the decision
over Arguelles after a 10 minute time
Vernice, Carey meets Cross IN the
finals
WrestIars who qualified for the
finals are as follows; Sandi Esquivai,
Soldier Bowen. Jack Vowel Charlie
llcGrady. George Cross. Paul Price
Chester Wright, Vernice Carey, Stew
ems and RanEal.
In the 15s pound class Robert
Price. champion Of the University OF
Southern California, appeared 10
r-restle but an opponent could not
be found for him. It Is probable that
he will be challenged by the winner
~ ne 145 pound class Saturday
night
paul Price who meets NcGrsdy in
the I45 pound finals IS champion Of
the Pacific coast at that weight He
IS q student Of the University Of |.
Southern California lIcGrady was
runnerup in the New England inter