Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-17
PAYETTE "Y" CARNIVAL OF
SPORTS GREAT SEUCCESS
Ad. Gutavo Wins Over Chef Camp

SPORTS GREAT SECCCESS
Ad. Gutavo Wins Over Chef CAM
In one of the most successful car
nivals of sports and athletic exhibi
lions seen in this part of the country
in many day in Payette "Y'' gym
last evening, as the main event il
the wrestling part, Ad Gustavo OF
| Vale, Oregon, won over Chef Camp
of Boise, in two straight falls
The match between Gustavo and
Camp was very strenuous and pref
ty contest and exhibition, the former
seeming to have the edge on Camp
Notwithstanding Camps superb and
studied effort. The first fall came
after SO u minutes of super-man en-
deavor and the second after 26 min
utes and 40 seconds of tusseling and
real wrestling. Chef Camp proved
to be a fine sportsman and wrestler
but not quite the match for Gustavo
with his ability to use his legs more
forcefully and stratigically. The
latter was seemingly more sure of
himself, and ability, tho not over,
confident
Chef Camp was challenged by Tip
Wiseman after the Gustavo-Camp
match for finish match in two or
three weeks in the Payette "Y'' gym
And Camp accepted the challenge
Tip Wiseman is the chairman of the
"Y" Athletic Club and weighs 1872
and has been working out nearly
every day in the "Y'' with Ray Chris
Hanson and several others of lighter
weight.
The promoters of last evenings
Carnival were unable to secure
wrestler to go on against Ray Chris
Hanson who weighs 1875 lbs. Chris
Hanson agreed then to take on any
five men in the audience and guaran-
tee to throw them all within an hour
his brother Fred, the only excep-
ton and not to be included-but the
five men were not available. Tip
Wiseman who was thrown by Chris .
Hanson the 25th of January in fiji
teen minutes was available, but no
one else. Efforts will be made to get
Lewis of Twin Falls to sign with
Christensen for the next Carnival.
In the boxing bouts the results
were as follows:
Jean Burns and Doug. Bradshaw
were given a draw;
Weldon Wilcox won over Frank
Hogue;
Paul senkbeil won over Harry
Burns;
Eddie Nelson proved too much for
Ralph Dory of Ontario;
Ralph Mitchell and Frank Cress-
nan, the former of Fruitland were
given a draw decision but the writer
believes. that Gresham had the adj
-antage by several points;
Sam Genoway was not passed by
he examining physician and his
,lace taken at the eleventh hour by
Albert Bosch without training. Bosch
tut up a good SHOWING ard crlv saw
d himself from being counted out
" getting up in the third stanza at |
he last moment and gamely continu- l
ng the struggle. The blow that real {
y got him was in the latter part of
he second round when he was floor
d and just saved by the gong"
ester Hooker of Fruitland was his =.
ntagonist and got the decision. ;
Charlie Mitchell of Fruitland was I,
OF quite himself and lost to Ed. $
arton of Vale; Z
Arner Gorton of Payette, with his G
fteen pounds handicap, proved the b
lperior and master of Glen Ed 6
edge of Fruitland taking the first .
III in nine minutes and thirty Sec !
1ds, the second fall in 10 minutes =
I'd 40 seconds.
The referees were: Tip Wiseman
Id c. w. Koyl. DR.. Alvey was the +
physician.