The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-07
UTAH ACG|ES HAVE.
STRONG LINEUP.
THIS YEAR : TEAM
Logan School Said to
Have Team of ALL
Stars; College of Idaho
Will Have Big Job.

The dope on the Utah Agricultural
College team which will meet the Col
lege OF Idaho wrestlers at the Amer
lean theatre on Friday, March 10, indi-
Gates that the Logan school has a
team of all-stars and sure winners
George Nelson, Aggie coach, is estab-
fishing dual record this year which
looks hard to beat. Besides putting
out championship team he has taken
several strides towards the coveted
light heavyweight championship, de-
feating most of the big wrestlers in the
game today at his weight.
Nelson's latest victory was over
"Toots" Mondt, Denver, Colorado
whirlwind who has been such a pop
ular favorite in Boise this winter. In
this match Nelson entirely outclassed
Mondt, which fact shows that he is
fully able to set an example for his
team to follow. Nelson, according to
a recent article in Salt Lake paper,
is credit to the wrestling profession.
He has reputation of being one of
the cleanest, hardest working, and
most honest wrestlers in the business.
He has met and won from the best
men in his weight that there are in
the world. With this recommendation
from the Salt Lake sports authority,
Nelson will bring his men to Caldwell
for the hardest test any College of
Idaho team has ever been confronted
with.
Barring accident to either team, the
men will line up in the IFS pound class,
Chiffon Bryant, c. of l. vs. Obed c.
Haycock, U. A. c.; l35 pound class,
Thurlow Bryant, c. of l. VS.. c. w.
Simpson, U. A. c.; 145 pound class,
Fred Robinson, c. of l. VS.. Roland B.
Smith, U. A. c.; 158 pound class, Irv-
ing Cornell, c. of !. VS.. James Evans,
U. A. c.; and in the us pound class,
Jim Jackson, c. of l. VS.. Karl Harris,
u. A. c.
Coach Atkinson has been after a
boy to meet Alex Hobbs, Boise rs
FOUNDER, since Tom Fowler, Parma,
had to back down from his acceptance
because of poor conditio and sick
ness. The Parma boy was recon-
mended to the college management
to be quite handy with his mitts and
real battle was expected. Several
local boys have been mentioned to fill
in this part of the bill advertised and
an opponent for Hobbs will probably
be announced tomorrow.
Probably the biggest attraction on
the card put out by the college wrest-
= lers will be the bout between Pete
Kimm, Hawaiian speed king and gen.
eral favorite with the local sportsmen
and Harold Afflecht, Boise bear kit
ten. Both boys are bantam-weights
and attend high schools in their re-
spective cities. Kimm is always big
drawing card and when. paired with
Afflecht who is equally as fast, the
crowd is assured Of its moneys worth
from this one bout alone.
A big advance sale of seats has been
recorded. Reservations began at The
American theatre yesterday morning
Every seat in the house is reserved
The first balcony has proven to be the
choices place in the house for wrest.
ling matches and these seats are prac.
tically all gone. The college manage
ment is under a four hundred dollar
expense to stage this meet and can
vass of the business places in town i;
still in progress to assure the fnancia
success of the venture. A great man,
boosters of the college and sportsmer
in general have had the latest spor
of the college brought to their atten
ton by this canvass.
DIR. Harold Dresser OF kuna, known
rs a sportsman and gentleman all oveI
this section of the state, has been Sc
cured to referee the bouts. Dresses
has been the third man i'll the ring a
all the important wrestling meets IL
southern Idaho for tn past few year.
and his judgment in this game is un
questionable. Dresser, it is said, is
whole vaudeville show by himself
usually being faster on his feet thar
the wrestlers themselves. The Kun
dentist was one of the greatest ath
lctes in the middlewest when younge
and is still able to make them sit III