The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-04-15
4" CLUB SMOKER
IS BIG SUCCESS
FAST BOXING BOUTS, GOOD COM
EDY AND MUSIC PLEASE
MIXED AUDIENCE

Fast and well contested bouts,
clever comedy and good music were
features of the first annual 'I'' club
'SmokeleSS smoker" at the University
of Idaho gymnasium Friday night.
Two Spokane amateurs at LAT pounds
Young Jones of the Spokane Amat-
eur Athletic club and Young" Deeter
of the Spokane Elk's club, went four
fast round as the grand windup of the
program. Jones won Referee "Babe"
Browns decision
Both battlers were fast and showed
clever ring action but Jones' ability to
land harder and more often won him
the decision. Clayton Casey of Nam
pa and Herb Keller of Coeur d'Alene,
crack 160 pound boxers of the Uni
versity, put on the feature bout of
the evening in three rounds of hard
hitting and clever display of box
ing. Referee Percy O'Brien of Coeur
d'Alene called the bout a draw but
Keller had shade the best of things
in the second and third rounds and
should have been awarded the deci-
sion, according to ringside comment.
Alex Forest Wins
Alex Forest was too clever for
Red" Sullivan of Rupert and the
eree's decision after three rounds of
fast action in which Sullivan forced
Forest to show his entire line of fis-
tic goods.
Al Derr and Russell Molyneaux at
$50 pounds each went to a three
round draw. The bout might have
been awarded to Molyneaux on ag-
gresSiveness.
AS whole the "I' club smoker, at
tended by large crowd including a
number of university co-eds and wo-
men, was big success. The smoker
was the first to which university girls
and women have been invited and the
fair sex took advantage of the invi-
tation offered. All bouts were run off
smoothly with Dale Vohs, of Emmett,
as announcer and master of cere-
monies
Program Well Rounded
The 81" club initiation, two battles
royal" the University Pep band, the
"I' club quartet, and the feature COM
edy skit of the evening between Pete
Barto of Spokane and Heintz Glinde-
man of Coeur d'Alene, completed the
program. The crack University Pep
band featured between numbers and
before the start of the first offering
with It's usual good music.
The 81" club initiation, featuring
the most recent winners of 81" sweat
ers came next. The outlandish love
tale some luckless young man was
graphically told while the audience
rocked with laughter. The "battle
royal of the pickle weight class" was
rough, fast and furious and made a
a big feature and ended in a general
n ni< Ia
basted each other across the heads
and face with blown-up pig skins un-
til time was called. The sport was
rought, fast and furious and made
quite a hit with the crowd.
Quartet Wins Applause
After a couple of comedy starts the
'I' club quartet made quite a hit with
their vocal harmony Demands for an
encore were insistently made by the
crowd. Members of the quartet were
"Squinty" Hunter, Eugene Ostrander,
AL Fox and Richard Fox.
The real "battle royal of the even
ing came for the heavyweights. John
Vesser of Coeur d'Alene won the event
after a tough struggle with Charles
Hansen of Rupert, finalist in the con-
test. Eight huskies were entered to
get each other out of the wrestling
ring just as soon as possible by any
means except smuggling" The clash
followed and man after man was put
out until Lawrence Quinn and Hausen
and Vesser were left. A combination
was made on Quinn and Hausen and
Vesser were left After tough
struggle Hausen was barely put out
of the ring and Vesser won.
BartO and Glinedman Win
For real heroism and sacrifice of
self for a Roman holiday" Heintz
of Occur d'Alene, president
of the 81" club and Pete Barto of Spo-
kane were the big winners. They
were billed for contest to determine
the title to the "Homliest man on the
Both came out dressed for
boxing or wrestling, a change was
made and Glindeman appeared with
his head protruding from a small
box Glindeman played the part Of
kitty" in the chit the kitty game
while Barto heaved real eggs at the
suffering target. Barto was equally
game and Glindeman had equal op-
portunity to test the accuracy of his
egg throwing arm on Barto's head.
Babe" Brown and Frank KinnisOn
put on a fast and clever six minute
wrestling exhibition Both wrestlers
showed plenty of speed and demon
strated the application of numerous
holds.