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Parelli and McShain Wrestle To A Drawlieferee Harley Dourte declared the wrestling match between Joe Parelli and Danny McShain here Saturday night a. draw after l»oth contestants had voiced their opinion that neither was satisfied with the decision given at the end of the third and final fall.Both Parelli and McShain agreed to meet again in Farmihgton some time in the near future for a finirh match, with the understanding that an outside referee be .secured, Ha«ka of Albuquerque being given prefer*-mv.Parelli and McShain displayed all the tricks of the trade, and each lived up to what was previously advertised. Parelli secured the first fall on McShain in 28 minutes and five seconds with an airplane. After a few minutes rest McShain returned to take the second fall in six minutes and 30 seconds with the Indian Death Lock.It was in the third fall that Parelli .secured a pin hold and Dourte awarded the match to Parelli. It must be understood that for a wrestler to be awarded a fall be must secure such a hold on his opponent for a time of three seconds. A man's shoulders may touch the floor many times during a match in what is commonly called a rolling fall, but the question of timevPbuld not give either a fall.TtlP athteTtCntnT Was introduced a pugilistic encounter between Young Dallas and Hu't Jordan. The bout was declared a draw, even thu Dallas did go out of the ring in the second round.In the second event Lobo Smouse put on the gloves with Ilul»ert Kele-wood, Shiprock Indian, for a return match. In the second round Smouse hit the floor but was up without a count. Kelt*wood was very aggressive and his left hook eau.M'd .Sin.nise a lot of misery. The light was declared even, however, and everyone acquiesed.In a ho decision match. Frenehie (Kvan) Ritter and Buzz Manes, hwal 'oya. stepped olf foji rounds of exhibition fighting. This was a warm-up match for Ritter who is to tight the main event on an all-boxing card tlt; be staged here tomorrow, Saturday, night. The card proved to be very entertaining, and everyone kept in a good humor, music being furnished by Tommy Green and Claude Averett.The main event of the card tomorrow night will !*• an eight round boxing match between Larry Densniore. 140 pound Navajo Indian of Shiprock and' Albuquerque, and F.van Ritter, the battling Frenchman, who will v.cigh in lit the same figure.Preliminaries include Hnrdld Beard vs, Chris Chavez, Fred Trujillo vs. Billy Warito, and others.
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Farmington Times Hustler

Farmington, New Mexico, US

Fri, Apr 06, 1934

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