New-York tribune., 1922-02-22

LgNs7NH. oNtWe GnlNG tie Nebraskan
n more ttsn ten pounds, gained tho
rs' ard tic third and deciding fails
I'D tic boots OF an ntagonistic
faNG trAt couldn't appreciate any
age a ~ new and denatured Mul-
,aon formula Of erapping.
Even Tho veteran Robert. WHO acted
a one OF tho Judges, swore he DIDN'T
se q fail all night. As 20 the holds
hat paved the way to the alleged falls
That was something else again. Trio
-rowd such as 1t was, 'iled sullenlv ONT
q the building. shriekinR old Tom
oowerss vel known refrain. Never
again
Pole Fols Stecher's Scissors
lie piece &c resistance had the BOYS
smoked up from cellar 10 garre before
it had reached the preliminary warm
Up exercises. \ skoptioaI lo. # vas
rat greeted the announcement Of tho
aaalists Wladek Zbyt7ko, 2l7 pounds
ssd Joe stecher. 209. They pitched
snd reared and tagged and pulled until
.Hhy after twenty minutes Zbvsako
g' Steener to the mat with an arm,
nd. He could do nothing and Joe
,.ckly Aobbed him Wladek's great
trenrth foilcd Joe's scissors when
'tt"Vt Ntt'u on tOD.
few minutes later Zbyzsko raised
sscner bodily III an arm and leg hold
asn over his head and slammed him
t. .Ae mat, but Joe broke the fan and
ame up on all fours.
Zbyszao finally got the first fel !,
2 minutes with q half Nelson and
sody hold He worked out Of a do
ptrate attempt by Joe to get ho3,
SCISSORS Tho crowd gave Wladek the
rs1a as Joe Humphreys announced thN
-ssult
When time was called arsin +be,.
rent at it ike bashan bulls. 1--WE mn.
secaer down with back lock bnt
Joe nri9gled out and on TOP. Tben
10 tried for tho body scissors hn+
Nladek broke away by sheer strcnqth
zbyzsko vas the aggressor. He kent
On top Ct his man. several times he
lad Joe IN danger from hammer locks
sad half Nelson's. But in,a rolling
match, while the two were locked lls
lshtns pythons, referee Fleeson
spled Stecher on the back and
awarded him the second fan, which
even Joe didn't recognize. The time
Tas fourteen minutes. Judge Robert
co-ldnt venture en- opinion; neither
could Tony Stecher. Joe Humphrevs
fought il might be a cross between
The flying mare and the old block bull.
Wsdek Hbyszko won the third. dc
;iding, fying, rolling. wing oe anv
ether kind Of a fall YOU can imagine
in SIX minutes forty-fve seconds r.
you wish to know anything further ask
reteree Johnny Fleeson Nobody else
Knows Not even Wladek. whose lin
ears poked out like fretful ouills OF
rorcuplne when he found he had not
1een disqualified for roughinc.
Few Fans at Ringside
Dena;ured wrestling did not seem 70
appeal to tie Justify inclined denizens
TIE sport world Of mad and vicious
.'eT lora. " here the amphitheater
Fas fHed to sufocation before there
.sFe on.y sparse scatterings OF fans
n0seh the rlngside, arena and arena
@seis The gallery tiers, OF course,
-'aNed with their human freight which
a7sars willing to pay the toll Tor a
aancs Of exchange Of merry ouip
eth a neiGhbor.
The Introductory bout which brought
Msether Dick DaYiscourt and Jonn
0la. the New England hero. resulted
IN draw after 45 minutes Of spirited
htad-spinning.
Daviseourt got the first fall il %
minutes on a mead lock. Olin evened
TINS eight minutes later From then
on they Grappled on even terms. The
referee was Joanny Fleoson and the
Judges Ernest Robert and Charles Nee
nan.
Ed (strang'er) Lewis, fcrmc- heavy
~elght champion of the world, and
oilH Brlnckley then appeared to illus
irate all the grapevine. tangle-foot and
aeaa spinning twists known to the
black magic OF The mat. They squirmed,
they reeled, they SHOOK and they SHIN
Mled taey blew their several noses and
they mopped their several hairs.
rina!ly, in an adolescent moment while
6Ff'nckIey was counting the house.
heleree Artie McGovern called & fall en-
am after minutes 80 seconds.
Give Impression of Rehearsal
It was e.ihcut to determine who was