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AND
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SHOW
EXCITING
I'lMity
Of
Action
Seen
On
Sock
And
Squirm
Card
At
Moose
Halt
list
Night
'
There
was
plenty
of
action
In
the
Mk
and
squirm
show
which
Night
or
Day
PHONE
co&lbm
needs
It
took
about
eight
rounds
to
settle
the
issue.
In
the
fine
points
of
the
wrestling
game
possibly
the
event
be-wecn
Stan
Nelson,
Canadian
Scottish,
163
pounds,
and
Prank
Fdl-ger,
160
pounds,
was
a
better
display.
Nelson
won
In
two
straight
falls
first
a
Boston
Crab,
second
i
a
shoulder
press.
Hosing
Events
The
main
boxing
event
was
to
have
been
between
Benny
Wlndle
and
Billy
TJagshaw,
who
has
been
111
of
late,
was
substituted
for
by
Sergeant
Bob
McNeill
who
was
no
match
whatever
for
Benny.
Wlndle
was
staged
laft
night
In
the
Moose
jneld
nls
punches
for
a
couple
0,
Hall
lindr
th
rrnmaapmont.
nf
.
..
..
...
.
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rounas
ana
rrann
roiger.
uue
to
certain
exigencies
which
necessitated
some
substitutions
and
changes
from
the
original
program,
one
or
two
of
the
boxing
bouts
were
not
as
evenly
matched
as
might
have
ben
desired.
Nevertheless,
It
was
ood
entertainment
for
those
interested
In
the
two
pugilltUc
arts
and
a
substantial
crowd
appared
to
hrve
been
quite
well
satisfied.
The
headline
event
was
a
wrest
ling
bout
between
Darrow
Thomp
son
of
the
Canadian
Scottish,
198
pounds,
and
Billy
Greenfield
of
the
Searchlight
Battery,
190
pounds,
who
seemed
to
harbor
something
In
the
way
of
a
grudge
between
themselves.
The
pon
derous
pair
resorted
to
all
the
tricks
and
antics
of
the
game
they
knew
as
well
as
some
which
were
not
In
the
book.
At
times
It
took
on
the
aspect
of
a
free-for-all
with
referee,
seconds,
soldiers,
spectators,
wet
towels
and
water
buckets
In
the
ring,
not
saving
.anything
of
the
odd
burly
police-
,man
who
stood
by
grinning
and
(ready
o
take
a
hand
too
if
It
i
seemed
necessary.
The
Scot
and
I
the
glowworm
were
Just
rarln'
to
'get
at
each
other
and
the
affair
'nrovided
both
fun
and
excitement.
'The
glaring
Thompson
was
the
4
winner
two
falls
out
of
three.
The
first
fall
for
Thomnson
was
a
head
viators
and
body
press.
Then
Orcenfleld
evened
the
count
with
a
bar
arm
and
head
scissors.
The
hlrd
and
winning
hold
for
Thomnon
w
a
iraole
wrlstlock
to
which
Oreenfleld
had
to
give
in
in
the
third
was
awarded
a
technical
knockout
When
McNeill
all
but
passed
out
Wlndle
weighed
142
pounds
and
McNeill,
152.
Sergeant
Alex
Crabbe,
Canadian
Scottish,
and
Darrow
Oomez.
fought
four
rounds
of
boxing
Crabbe.
145
pounds,
was
too
smart
ana
experienced
far
Oomez
and
vA
an
easy
and
unanimous
de
cision.
Darrow,
148
pounds,
nevertheless,
tried
hard
but
missed
a
lot
of
swings
while
Crabbe
laid
some
hard
ones
to
his
head
and
face.
The
best
boxing
bout
of
the
eve
ntng
was
a
three-rounder
between
Rol
Judge
and
Elmore
Hanklnson
who
went
at
It
hammer
and
tong?
and
threw
a
lot
of
leather.
It
took
on
some
of
the
aspects
of
a
gooc
old
slugging
match
although
thai
does
not
mean
to
say
that
the
two
boys
do
not
know
something
sbout
boxing
which
they
do.
Judge
has
a
fighting
heart,
plenty
of
ower
and
lands
them
hard.
He
L
one
of
the
most
promising
youn?
boxers
to
be
seen
around
here
for
ome
time.
The
decision
was
very
fairly
his.
,
Don
McCouver.
155
oounds.
and
Jack
Wearmouth.
162',
pounds
was
badly
matched.
Jack
was
soon
n
distress
from
rights-
to
the
cheek
and
law
and
appeared
to
be
relieved
when
the
three
rounds
vere
over
with
Don
the
winner.
McCouver
Is
a
solid
boxer,
ha?
been
doiw?
a
lot
of
it-and
Is
another
of
the
more
promising
loca1
lads.
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BOWLING
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The
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championship
series
between
specially
se
lected
teams
continued
last
night
with
"No.
3
rink
Franks,
Jack,
Me-
Meekln,
KInslor
and
Morin
taking
a
three
to
nil
victory
over
No.
1
Schrelber,
fcarellt,
Comadlna,
Sam-uelson
and
Paul
while
No.
2
rink
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Mcintosh.
Taylor.
Gun-lerson
and
Smith
defeated
No.
4-Woodall,
Dungate,
Large.
Arney
and
Vemlssen
two
games
to
one
Nor-rian
KInslor
was
high
average
scorer
with
194.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follow:
No.
2
12
3
Morrison
-
161
Mcintosh
171
Taylor
Ounflerjon
Smith
Total
N'o.
1
Woodall
Oungate
Large
....:...:..
Arney
Asemlssen
Totals
No.
1
.Schrleber
.
Sarelll
Comadrna
Samuelson
Paul
Totals
No.
3
anks
tack
McMeekln
..
...
131
158
.207
828
1
.158
.178
.153
156
KInslor
185
Moran
137
Total
v
843
156
130
150
1C4
153
753
2
154
165
140
158
150
'156
;800-1
132
.140
.136
150
158
.716
1
190
1C8
.163
773
2
162
144
148
132
161
747
2
146
162
166
167
177
818
The
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tf
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date:
Vo.
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No.
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No.
i
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4
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J
2
2
4
4
139
159
185
210
170
8G3
3
135
148,
1631
188-
172
812
3
169
108
101
147
1
1791
764
136
170
165
231
192
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Henry
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Max
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Judges
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