New-York tribune., 1922-02-07


Nth Lord and ,tcs and twenty seconds
An nbassadoI 1eery and srmlock. Flee
ai.ace' Ni' sJn in this case also looked
'euse EUeS' 1900 persons saw the
And al '"e Is weight was announced as
Fas assem- lis, while that Of Zbyszko was
22s.
argest ni'css vauntcd speed availcd him
.s- ,resas they came together. In fact.
'een {,nderous Pole seemed we'll able
n Ne" tol with him. They roughed cach
he haIr about the ring with little damage
vs,dJ either until Caddock. after breaking
. rom body hold, bounced off the ropes
q IA Dundee and with a flying tackle
: ,hat would have done credit to DO
NcMjllin sent the champion sprawling.
The attack nearly won fall fer the
c,.soldIer. but tho veteran Pole
srn,r,ned loose and a moment later
Rad Earl lashed with leg and arm
lock which, for a moment, seemed fata |.
Ue broke from this and q moment
later got ou. Of mean half nelson.
He was in bad way again few sec
onds later with Zbyszko on top, when
Referee Johnny Flecson suddenly
rushed over and tapped Z5yszko on
tns shoulder. indicating hc had won
tho fall II was announced a rolling
IAN. although the writer. at the ring
side. could not see that Caddock' s
ahoulders were near the mat. lhc time
was given as 25 minutes.
Tho crowd reared its disapprovnl; !;
there was nearly a stampede upstairs.
Tne decision LETT Zbyszko as amazed
.s he was a momcn, later, when in a
i;vclv mix-up in one Of the corners
Tloeson again put d sudden end to
hostilities by giving the fall to Cad
dock. The time Of this fall vas 10
minutes and go seconds. Although
there was little evidence that the cham
Mons shoulders were down. Fleeson
said he had been thrown by chancery
and srn-lock.
f,al and decisive fall for the cham
nior hip they worked about until Zbyz-
sko had Caddock in q deadly arm lock
and body hold. 1t seemed as though
he eY-soldier was through. but he es-
.aned. In q fierce miXup IN which
Caddock was underneath but not near
r. down Zbyszko was given the fall.
Lewis in Hard Bout
.ctrargler" Lewis, former heavy
weight wrestling champion OF the
world. was given g tough entertaining n'
in the goni-hnal by Rinaldo Guardlnl
heavyweight champion of Italy. Lewis
ve'qhed 237 and Guardini 200.
Tney wrestlcd under a one hour limit
md catch as -catch-can style. with Il
fve-r1lnute interval between falls. Guar
DIM defeated Lewis in Newark three
weeks ago. Lewis looked to be III fine
sisoe and wore trunks Of deep purple
He was the aggressor. but could no.
ra,ch the Italians speed afoot. Artit
McGoycrn refereed the bout.
Deprived of his famous strangle hold
Iev.is was put to it to ind the answe'
"a Guardinis marvellous speed. Ih'
sS.Yangler" carried the bout to his op
porent, and during the first nall noo
had the Italian in many oao preolcA
nonts. Once, in the middle OF the ring
x..b leo and arm lock, he had Guar
djrl's left shoulder pinned to the ma
and his left one four inches from 1t.
Tho four inches we're reduced t.
three and then to two. and just Whe1
!, seemed that Itaiy's colors were u
he lowered. Rinaldo got away. F'v'
minutes later Lewis again mad ms mar
almost thrown with body mold nu
ne failed lust when 1t seemed that NJ
couldn't lose.
Terrific Attacks by Lewis
When they had gone thirty-t1ve min
utes Lewis had the ltaiian neari'
pinned with head and arm lock; ou
Cuardiri clutchcd toe hold and es
capped. -
The first fall came with series O.
terrific attacks by Lewis. IN which M
only weapon was the old head lock, a.
modified by the new wrestling laws
Cuardini vrithed his way out OF 1ou
of them. but the fifth was fatal. Levi
yrenched him from the floor and naile'
his shoulders to the mat with one eia"
swing after 40 minutes and 40 seconos
When the referee called tor tne Del
the Italian could not move. tie mao u
be assisted to his corner. where restora
tives were administered. After res
Of five minutes they went at II agar
TIE came Guardini fought vaIiantly
but succumbcd to a hammer lock AM
body lock for the second and decidln'
fall after eleven minutes of wrestling.
Wladek Observation-Disclosures Draw
Wladek zbyszko. another forme
worlds champion and brother OF IN
giant Stanislas. found doughty op
ponent in Nat Pend.eton, former olym
PIC champion and product OF the Ne'
York A. c. Nat weighed 19l pound
and Zbys2ko ga pounds.
The latter, due principally to his ad
vantage in weight, was the aggresso
throughout, but the eA-amateur was
fast that he was able TO squlrm ou
of holds that seemed hopeless an
fatal. The crowd roared with gle
as the game Pendletou wr,ggled nj
way ouo Of the jaws of defeat.
Once Zbyszko had Pendleton iashc
70 the mat with scissors ana hal
Nelson. There seemed to be no huma
possibility that the Olympic hero coul
get out Of the deadly trap, but he d'f
He spun out of the grip, standing
most upright on his head and tipped ou
Of the menace with wonderful spee'
At least a half dozen times thereafte
zbyszko had pcndleton in situation
almost as critical, but in each case n
escaped. They wrestled through IN
lllotted twenty minutes to draw.
Laurent Gerstmars. 6 heavy, tat at
tive Belgian, hailing from the city c
Antwerp, grappled with John Grande
rich in the opening encounter. Grandf
vich was advertised as Serbian an
rrestled without shoes or scienc
1crstmans took the bout after te
Ainutes and twenty-cight seconds
lluggish wrestling with one OF thos
sewfangled rolling falls They wer
Hhedu!ed to go twenty minutes: Dul
ng the balance of the period Grande
,ich held his own, although he wa
he under dog most Of the time.