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MAT MEN READY
FOR ENCOUNTER
WITH JMLONES
Feature Clash Will Re Retween
Troutman of Nebraska
and Smith of
Amos.
AGGIES ARK UNDEFEATED
Heralded as Greatest Wrestling
Meet on the Cornhusker
Schedule for
1923.
CAPTAIN' BOWEN'
Ol the Amos Aggregation of Matmen.
He was Western Inter-Collegiate
Champion last year. His shoulders
liave been pinned to tlio mat only
nice.
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DANCE STUDIO
Neb. State Rank Rldg. v
15th & O Sts.
Wrestling fans may ee the great
est mat program ever scheduled at Ne
braska judging from Cyclones' record
when the Scarlet and Cream wairiors
ran up against the team from Ames
Saturday night at 7:30 in the Armory.
The Cornhusker squad has been work
ing toward this contest snce last se
mester. The Cyclones bring a team
which has not lost a match either last
year or this year.
Tin- Iowa Farmers have met and
conquered some of the representative
teams in llie east, and they are prob
ably the best bunch of intercollegiate
gi applers in the country. The Nebras
ka squad has come nearer than any
other team to beating the Cyclones.
The score made by Ames last year in
a match with the Cornhuskers was
their lowest.
The matches will be as follows.
11. "vpound class - Probst, Nebraska v.
Pickerson, Ames.
12. " -pound class - Kellogg, Nebraska
v. 1. ticks, Ames.
135-pound class Isaacson, Nebriska
v. liowon () Anis.
115-pound class Pickwell, Nebraska
v. Shepherd, Ames.
15S-pound class- Reed, Nebraska v.
(unknown), Ames.
175-pound class Troutman, Nebras
ka v. Smith, Ames.
Heavyweight class Renner, Nebras
ka v. Greer, Ames.
Dickerson. the 115-pound man, was
captain of the Ames team last year,
but did not compete because of a
sprained ankle. This is his third year
of actual wrestling. Probst, the Ne
braska man w ho will meet him is one
of the cleverest men of his weight.
l.oucks, 125 pounds, tied with Vana
of Iowa for the Western Inter-collegi-ate
championship last year. Kellogg
is a new man in Nebraska's ranks.
nowen of Ames beat Isaacson last
year in a dual meet with Nebraska.
Isaacson has improved in both strength
and speed since last year. This prom
ises to be a close match. Uowen is
Western Inter-collegiate champion, and
has only been beaten twice; once by
a decision and once by a fall.
Shepherd is another of the third
year men from Iowa. He will -wrestle
Pickwell.
The 158-pounder from Ames is a
new man and an unknown quantity.
At a recent meet with Northwestern,
he triumphed over Hathaway, who
beat Reed in a match with Nebraska(
Smith of Ames will meet Captain
Troutman, who was Western Inter-col-
& mi
- . -HALTS
DICKERSON'
The Ames grappler in the 115 pound
class. He was captain of the team
list year, but did not compete be
cause of a sprained ankle.
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Clothiers to College Men
13250
legiate champion last year. Smith,
who has wrestled half of a year, is a
cousin of Troutman, so the match is a
family affair.
Greer, the Cyclon heavy, is a pow
erful powerfully-built man who has an
advantage of ten or fifteen pounds
over Renner. He is a new man, how
ever, and probably has not the speed
and strength of the Cornhusker man.
Nebraska's chances, on paper, are
better in the heavy matches, but no
matches are being conceded to the
Farmers. The Cyclones swalloped
Northwestern to the tune of 29 to 0.
Nebraska beat the same school IB to 6.
K. C. Schroeder, of the University
of Iowa, will referee mo matches
which will be twelve minutes long.
Five points will be given to the side
winning by a fall, thrfe points to the
side getting a decision. In order to
get a decision, a man must have an
advantage of at least one minute over
his opponent. If the advantage Is less
than this, the match goes to two extra
periods of three minutes each. In order
to eet a derision, the man must have
an advantage of thirty seconds at the
end of one of the bouts.
The Cvelone aggregation will prob-
nbly get into Lincoln Saturday morn
ing, and the men will weigh in at
3:30 o'clock.
Reports that Mrs. Julia Woods
Davies of St. Louis who died last
December left an estate of $500,0(10
to an Egyptian she met in Italy,
have been verified by counsel for
her fourth husband, it is said.
Four men and a woman are being
held for investigation in connection
with the fatal shooting Friday near
Waco, Texas, of V. K. Holt and Mrs.
Ethel Penecamp.
The lower house cf the Iowa leg s-
lntnre has unanimously adapted a
joint resolution railing for nn
amendment to the constitution grant
ing women the right to sit in the
legislature.
Robert W. Stewart, chairman of
the board of the Standard Oil com
pany, lias denied that the Indiana
company is negotiating for the pur
chase of the Gulf Oil corporation.
Regardless of the outcome of hear
ings before the interstate commerce
commission regarding consolidation
the Sante Fe plans to build its Kan
sas City St. Louis line.
Floyd Sandusky, 16, is being held
in jail at Pooatello, Idaho on a
charge of murdering his father. It
is said he killed his parent td rough
desire to protect his mother and
brothers and sisters.
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