The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-16
MILLER DEFEATS ClIRIST0L.
vGrSTrTyG TINT DTsPLEdSFD THE
UINDREDS or SPECTATORS.
r.. Ncw Workers Doubtehie Victory Over
the plucky but Unfortunate Frenchman-
pecIsions thnt were Directed with nisscs-
Tbcoband Bauer Challenging the Victor.


william Miller ana Andre Chrlstol again
net "a h other in Grmco-Roman wrestling
match in Terrace Garden last evening. The
arsi mat 'h in the Grand Opera House. eighteen
months ago. resulted In draw Each man just
before he stopped on the stage last evening de-
ei,red hiinsolf in excellent condition. Chrsto
SAID that he weighed l6o pounds, ana Miller
gave his weight rs 200 pounds Miller Is %
Years old. five feet ten in hes in height and
measures 40 inches rouni the chest Christol
is 81 years old. 1--WE feet fivc inches in height.
and his Ghost measures i3 inches. William y.
Austin aNed rs judge for Miller. and w.
H.yss,er for Chrlstol. Edward Plummcr was
referee. Tho contest was for sl5O side and
th' cato money. At So o'clock the hall was
nearly fun Of men. most OF whom sat in their
shir; sleeves and smoked
wAcn time was called by Mr.. J. VI. Latin both
men stripped to the waist. advanced from the
opposite wings of the stage and shook hands.
Thsn they cnught ench other by the hnnds and
,.,,,.,f. l.,,t,.. - - 80.
Ws'S' nVp"eH"S l''hS E' ~ i't''il Nv"
holds This lasted Tor Il Few minutes ana then
Miller sprang at his shorter antagonist and
-, - h's - h,ntniht.,at II rrL..s. ~.
iNAeu MS minus pehlhu ms ua'A. Inc next IN
sant Christol had whirlcd around and fallen
an his hands md knees. Miller's claao vet
a. 49, t.i- :, -, -.
lru' Out IN 'hls pos''oh II was oil no au-
r,oi-,ened their bodies. and the huge muscles
- ,b.;r chos,s ,,listonoi In ,hc yos Ii1.b, roch
nan wore blue trunks and white tights. The
ursa,linx continued without npparent adj.
,,,t,oo mill ten minutes ms, nine o,clocr A,
'ah'So u"..' tv" hiinu'oS p"s' hlhc ciO'h' Al
Na, time Miller had forced Chrstol on his
hsnts and knees. Christol writhed partly up.
-, ,ho cIosr o,a ,,oir,a .,r'o hi,'s.,l, iii,
pIoA' ''o .'asP, anu s"'"eu Ohe hiihse., WIN
Miller on his hands and knees. Suddenly
nri,to turned his face toward the feet of
Miller and at the same time reversed his clasp.
Then he raised his heavy antagonist feet first
vhired him over in the air MS quick as a fash.
Mi dropped him sprawilng on his back. amid
storm Of applause mingled with cries Of fall"
..trrofa faiin rho 80, ,,,,ior'., -, 81, ,,
ni no IAN me referee declared no IAN
H-se> greeted MS decision.
After considerable coatusion. both on the
e =" - 'o'', M" V"'ie ior-
Elri again. rive minutes only elapsed before
analyantucc WAS cained Miller threw his m
I p,i' rh, NJ bn"nn,' bn"n,'s n1u hinetS, anu 'ner
,svcd he hsrb ~ his nnct rh n'S r 9,ta ant
Issi Iip m 'f M ohrh Ham, ~ ns ma htTk. INC r,hr,h got
WI WI on al ,S nanIs NM knees 20 w9tcn them.
Mar turncd Chr.iol over on his iaNt Tb;.
Ts.rae .r dnelared i fal for Millers Ionl crns
p ~ terms ~, ,b match oo h, h.,,,
,,nF w. terins rms, o, the nhtch one hib an both
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s, oi ehai1,Gi, VII? @ Uai no. speaS Lnflsh NJ
s,. M ,bra,rn, eih, hs " auui
80 y ~ VI w " iiis ~ on w rSse anu
,lrn.nE nV't a, H. wpuli nave II believed ne
pis' /, ,a.nru I ia MiiicI frhsp; ne tnrew PACK
ntti aiI tusiien on nis nlpsi neau, 9hd one
4, sl' II nu! was M heari anna INC coniuslon
narly "a ~, Was g.ilv1 iori ne w9iSed Nross
phpreSslon pr'Nall"u among the spectators that
" "nnToE= VIZ E=oiiig % a-t ~ reltrre.
~ .,1d' nvw'k,r' me m"n again walked on
W., ~. s,Ee ,'ra anu Mr' hummer reappearcd WIN,
a. w p1lt Oi W W.lt spt.uitvrs. Az Az
s,,o,,,h ,u uIco VIZ mat. 10y superior
ana Gain drivin,, ,"hE , a. no n,s aheon,s. asaIn AN
q i,h, ',i ni'i n'.pss ,he s'aH" 70 'hs
,r-,l s1d Ie, ~, ~, ,ii eai .hS Srh In avciushl.
a. - ID I'm MI apa 81 to W., nc nuui,n.e
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