The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-03
B O|SE TEAM IS
NICELY MAULED
BY c. Of |. MEN
College Wrestling Team
Achieves Impossible, by
Walloping Capital City
Outfit at Home.

The highly touted Boise Athletic
club mat menswer humbled by the
tune of 70 to ID by the College of
Idaho wrestling team Monday night.
The remarkable part of this feat was
that the match was held in Boise. The
exhibition was unlike the amateur
bouts which have been conducted in
Caldwell the past month, great deal
of wrangling and near fights resulting
every few minutes. 1t was evident
from the first to the local men that
they had several obstacles to overcome
before they could hope to win. Boise
selected the referee and the Judges
and it was not until a protest was
carried up to Chairman T. J. Sher-
lock of the State Athletic Commission
that DIR. Dresser of Kuna was sub
stituted for Frank McCarroll of Boise
as referee
Coach Carroll Atkinson contested
the last six points awarded to Boise
and his contention was upheld by the
rules but to no avail, Boise sporting
blood could not stand the humiliation
of 26 to IS defeat much less the
score of 81 to g. The rub came in the
final bout of the evening when Nathan
Siebenberg, weight announced as 151
pounds mixed it with Farrell Hanson
weight l64 pounds, winning the first
decision, followed by draw and on
the third and final bout one judge de.
clared for the Caldwell man, one Judge
declared for the Boise man and the
referee declared himself for a draw
thus constituting draw which woulc
have given the division match to Sic
benberg with one decision won. ant
none lost. The referee however de
clared that an additional four minute.
wrestling would be necessary and tn,
college team forfeited the bout under
protest.
College Team Improved.
The college team exhibited a mark
ed improvement over their shown,
here last week against the local higl
school. Boise drew first blood By
winning the l35 pound class, Red Boa
losing two falls to Wesley Phillip
time $50 and 5:42. Frank McCarrol
refereeing had excellent eye sight il
calling the first fall but McCarroll'
eyesight went back on him in the mex
bout where Chiffon Bryant wrestlin
Ike Treadwell who had failed to max
the IFS pound limit, had his man
shoulders flat on the mat at least hal
a dozen times in all three bouts. Th
judges condescended to give the CO.
lege man two decisions and one draw
making the score eight to six in favo
of Boise.
Babe Browns brother Dan was ur
able to uphold the standard set by tn
famous university man and Fred Rot
inson had everything his own way i
the las pound class. However tn
judges declared two draws before tn
final decision was awarded to Ropir
son. In between matches of thi
bout, promoter Nick Collins found
highly advisable to run two speci;
attractions, three round kid boxin
match and a special bout between Pet
Kimm, high school speed merchant {
Caldwell, and Harold Afflecht, Bots
bear kitten, both men wrestling
us pounds. This was the fastest DO,
Of the evening and had the crowd u
on their feet. Pete showed to bett,
advantage and would have earned I'll
Judges decision but with one minu'
left of the ten minutes to go, Afflecl
obtained step over and the refert
thought that he heard Kimm concet
the match. Kimm denied that he Ina
conceded the match and the men wei
placed in the same hold and the mate
went the full ten minutes and was IL
clared draw by the Judges,
Jackson Fights Hard,
Irving Cornell again came throue
winner in the $50 pound class altf
his wrestling was not of the type
impress any one. Cornell has hab
of winning every TING but is not spe
tacular. He defeated Miles by tw
straight decisions. Captain Jim JAG
son entered the us pound class in
very sick condition and was nearly {
in at the end of the first seven 'minut
on which he won the decision. - lac