Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 24, 1913, Page 6

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Regular meeting nights — o, first and third Tuesdays a! 8 o'clock at 0dd Fellows Hnll 402 Beltfam! Ave. uonnnu SAMARITANS. Regular meeting nights ec the first and thiré Thuradays In the I O. O. F. Hall at t ; A _». m. SONS OF NERMAN. Meetings held thire Sunday afternoon of each month at Troppman’s Hall - YEOMAWS. Meetings the first Friday evening of the month at the home of Mrs. H. F Schmidt, 308 Third street THE SPALDING EUROPEAN PLAN - Duluth’s Largest and Best Hotel DULUTH MINNESOTA More than $100,000.00 recently expended on improvements. 250 rooms, 12 private baths, 60 sample rooms. Evers modern convenience: Luxurious and delightful mnunnm and buffet, Flemish Pl\m m, Men’s Grill, Oolonial Buffet; ificent lobby and public rooms; n room, banquet rooms and private dining_rooms; Sun parlor and observa- tory. Located in heart of business sec- tioa but overlooking the harbor and Lnke Buperior. Convenlent to ever: One of the Great Hotels of the Rorthwest William G, Kigin INSURANGE Rentals, Bonds, Real Estate First Mongaéé Loans on City and Farm .y o Hroperty. 5 ‘s and 0, O’Leary-Bowser Bidg. evenings, at 0dd Fellows' Frank Gotch - became champion wrestler of the world April 3, 1908, at the Dexter Park pavilion, Chlcago. be- fore the largest crowd that had ever watched a catch-as-catch-can battle, defeating George Hackenschmidt, the Russian Lion, in a forfeited ‘match after more than two hours of strenu- ous and heartrending effort. This match was one pof the greatest mat encounters in the world’s history. It gave Gotch world fame, disillusioned him concerning the strength of Hack- enschmidt and made him invincible. Gotch had heard wonderful tales | concerning the “Lion” and his almost superhuman powers. He .was told that Hack possessed the stréngth to tear him limb from limb. He was cautioned to stay away from his oppo- nent and wear him down.” Gotch be- lieved these stories and went into the battle to do or die, but he plnyeyl a careful, waiting game. There was no fall in this match, but the world’s championship passed to the Iowan, for Hackenschmidt quit, exhausted. Every ounce of energy the “Lion” possessed had been ex- pended in fighting a man his superior in every department of the mat game. Gotch, advised by Farmer Burns, the wisest mat general in the game; wore the Russian down to the point of utter exhaustion. For nearly two hours the mat gladiators stood head to head, sparring and stabbing for holds, hanging on, tugging and_pull- ing. An inspection of the pictures re- veals the information that Gotch fought high, bending over Hack with one arm resting heavily on the Rus- slan’s neck. Farmer Burns has fig- ured out just how many pounds pres- ‘sure was exerted by Gotch on Hack- enschmidt, who was forced to fight back, bending low. That was a par$ HOT RACE PREDICTED Stahl Does Not Claim Flag for Champion Red Sox. Prepared for Hard Fight Which ls Sure to Come in the American League—Praises Callahan and Frank Chance. Chicago entertained J. Garland Stahl and his world champions, for a little over an hour the other day while they were changing trains on their way back to Boston. { “We are not claiming a “world’s championship nor even a league flag at this time,” said Stahl. “This is not ! the time for claiming championships, but the time to prepare for the fight league this year. We, are ready for the opening, and I have cut the team down below the limit. “In my opinion the coming struggle will be the hardest in the history of our organization. Looking over the field that is entered in the Americdn League derby, I figure that to win a pennant we will have the most stren- uous struggle with the White Sox, Athletics and the senators. "of those three teams are pennant contenders, and I realize that to re- peat our performance of last season we will have to go iust a little better than any ‘one of them. “Jimmy Callahan has the strongest crew of talent that has represented the South side club in several years, and if the hitting strength of the team anywhere near equals the defense, 1 fear that they will be at or near the top from the start. “I dread sending my boys against any team that has an Ed Walsh, and from all reports Edward Walsh is do- ing mound duty for Cal. Walsh is a thorn in the side of every manager in the American league circuit with the exception of Cal,.and if he 18 able to perform gs good and as ottsn as he did in 1912 seven pilots in' the circuit want to do ‘plenty of worrying. ¢ “Callahan was able to get his team out ahead last year, but when at the top his twirling staff went to pleces. If he can rely upon Scott, White and Benz to pitch ‘in their regular turns with Lange -and one. other to step'in when needed he will have & which will do its share to keép them out in tront A they get there at th “!'hnn.hloflu are s sttong ¢ llve aggregation; and ‘if Copnie’ can keep his nlteher- in trim they will ‘givens trbible: Griffith can always be counted upoa to put nine men on the fleld who wilj Gotch Gets Toehulti in Second Battle With Hackenschmidt. which is sure to come in the American |. Any one|. “that the smart college and hlgh school sty les. We've brought together all the desuable shapes fabrlcs patterns ' Soc1ety Made Clothes ' for_, “Young Men are a, prominent feature of this store’s good clothes ‘service. College men and young business men wear clothes like these almost * universally; and’ nobody knows styles better than they do. The strong” special made “Socwty' Brand” clothes favorites for spring are such original and exclusive novelties of fabric and color as pencil stripe worsteds; club checks and chevoits, in desert brown and mist gray, homespuns that might well be called “nesselrode;” very striking colors and patterns. When you young men would like to see some of the best clothes made for young men of any age or station, come in. of the plan to wear Hack down, and how well it succeeded ‘was evident from the pitiable condition of the Russian when he begged for a draw to prevent -humiliating defeat. For two long hours the wrestlera roughed it and mixed it, Gotch all the while exerting his pressure on the head. Gotch saw Hackenschmidt’a strength fading. With renewed fire he sprang forward. There was a shuffle and a struggle toward the ropes. Gotch went to the top and the crowd stood and cheered like mad. Gotch feinted for a toe hold. Hack tried desperately to rise but Gotch held to his opponent like a bulldog. Gotch secured a crotch hold and again tried to put the foot in position for'the toe hold, but Hackenschmidt, who mortally feared this grip, broke away. Hackenschmidt came to his feet' and darted for the ropes with Gotch in pursuit. Gotch seized Hack- enschmidt with a waist lock and with a_ lightning heave bore him to the mat... Hackenschmidt rolled over on his face. Society clothes are here exclusively $18, $20, $22, $25 Hackenschmidlt, exhausted and dis- Money heartened, straightened out. Gotch Cheerfully Satisfaction pounced on his foe .and started to Refunded Assured work for a toe hold. From beneath this mass of human weight came a whisper of defeat. Hackenschmidt had wailed his plaint that was heard arourd the athletic world. He asked for mercy. Gotch let up and Hacken- schmidt arose. The crowd gasped with astonishment. ‘Hackenschmidt refused to come back fqr the second bout, thus sur- rendering the championship of the world to his hate& foe. He had no heart to continue; his wanderful strength had failed. His wrestling wreath had passed from his brow to adorn the head of his conqueror. (Copyright, 1913, by Joseph B. Bowles.) ¢ores. Co. BEMIDJI, MINN. BEN SCHNEIDER, Pres. CHAS. COMINSKY, Treas. Place your order now for an Official Road Guide Of Minnesota Built for and under the auspices of the Minnesota Auto Association Price $1.00 Contains 550 speedometer ROAD TRIPS giving mileage between towns Jake Stahl. ngnt untfl the Iast out in the ninth. His pitching crew, led by Johnson, is one of the best in the organization. “Although I do not think that the New York team can be counted in the first division at the end of the season, I do expect that they will not receive callers in the cellar. ‘Frank Chance will bring the Highlanders to the top of the second division. Fromall that I have been able to learn Chance has succeeded in injecting a fair amount of ‘pep’ into the team, and a New York team will be seen in eight cmel this year. E .. “The fans may think that it sounds funny for: me to be predicting such pleasing things for Chicago, Philadel: phia, Wuhlngton ‘and New York, but I do not want them to gain the opin- ion that we expect to walk away with the league flag. Boston will be fight: ing from the start. Last year we did}] pot take the lead at the bexlnn!ns but o, - | honar 1{:{! boys “will “get way, and if we get the break of Maps complete, showing charted and all traveled roads in state 10003 Pages Book Contains Nearly Will be on sale at this store about Mayjlst T (lfllce Supply Sinre Phone 31 ‘are; putitied rhhtmnndthenhuwhm Ilketoreltltthoudotflum