Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-13
NEWLY FORMED
aEII 49, E2.stt.
/ Club TAKES Up
MATTER TODAY
University! Mems Confer.
Ience Will Be Asked to
Recommend Action.

aSlg Recommend Action.
By c. D. IOCKILN.
sss@asA movement il under way at the
u Niversity Of North Dakota to place
shocking and wrestling on the athletic1
aalNMAp at the local Institution in q small
way, and whether or not It is SUCCESS
depends on the action which Will
SH taken by the Mems Conference
SH4he1 the matter il presented to that
%SAdy today. Last Wednesday, nine
SBSNNsn men interested In boxing and
yrestling formed q club, elected offs
yasEEers and today will ask the con-
sNllkEerence to recommend to the Athletic
ssociatlon that the two arta, be made
Maatporr sports.
Nh A Recommendation, will, that
ssaa4he athletic authorities will be asked
Ito furnish training and instruction in
choking and wrestling, provide@a place
nd purchase necessary equipment.
sSThe plans Of the club are to have in-
one night a week and on two
nights the club would meet to
N work on h lessons given. 1t would
StAlso stage matches from time to time,
n and, if desired, furnish exhibitions be-
II Tween halves at the basketball games
N
80 move Loon One.
Il There is no question but that the
Il. move is an excellent one and II it Ia
\, possible to recognize the two sports
II and provide instruction it should be
1. done. The question OF funds will
\, probably enter into the matter, but 1t
. would seem That the outlay would be
small and that the benefits derived
worth all that would be put into the
movement,
tary training at the university and
the turning over OF the<old gymnasium
/ 70 tae women' .nsle nas oee ~ = tSins
naelice q. ~ = U1hi'" se,,ita. +r.in.
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i. p u u" tra;rtns nsss onmn,lsorv at
D nhssica. .tu r. sns andoaonhs
: y fnr ~ vaars and even
thaueh - 10 ~comnn,sorv no longer
tn ous w. nlacs and ,nstrnc-
tnere snuaru = = nc VIII das3r 70 r.
tlon pIoviueo ior 'Aose ""o ue1' -
taAe ~ up. z
* Many Without Training.
urndr.ds ~ man nj -the Iocal In
.titution are unable, to get any physi-
ssI h.nsfi+s ont If tie warioua 1ports
for tho rea son that thew are Unable
70 make the teams and the coach
I, 49, ~ hsvo the time 70 amend on
th.n, IL thew at least are not good
enough for the second teams.
1ntra mural basketball and pase-
ball furnishes PAGES t"f sutt IT, fsii to
men out even .heaI Spuas 1and
.take ca'e ~ ,aa ~ con.;asratinn. II
tAey are sntttisu ~ So.s ~ attend
they Mant 10 noA. mae no should he
:. synhlasiuH s.asses' les Sa. &c "a nossi.
prov'ded Tor then' so ta' g = p
ole.
- Best Training
~ No sports known hold the possibili-
ties of bodily developing that o
1.osches should encourage them a,
ewsrv opportunity for the reason tina
! man who are boxers, wrestlers sand
! Kvmnasts are better track men, foot
bali and basketball players. There /:
No exercise more beneficial in build
~ a. football team. than wrestling. A
wrestler on a football line has his op'
.~nonent At a great disadvantage, ant
\ in" TAD backfield he will be found tn
boat ground gamer for the reason tina
hs viii STAY On his feet when othel
backs are downed.
Boxing will aid In the a~evelopMlcn