The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-07

Second Day.
A hago and enthusiastic cs0w1 Wit
messed the excellent performances Of th<
contestants In the wrestling ring on the
second day. The Ainels' Union Silve,
Comet band-nst The Alice bend-aa
our Eeportee had II, was On TIE groond
and dieooossed most eloquent mosio'
The new entries ~ the day were - fol-
lows: Evan Jones, william Smell,
James Richards, Walter Jane, william
Williams, Richard Davey, Samuel
Reynolds, Thomas Davey, Fred. Johns,
Edward Rodda, Thomas Temby Thorn
- White and Daniel johnson. Evan
Lewis, Thos. White, Thomas Davey
and Joseph Mitchell made the second
entry.
THE WREsTLERS.
Joseph Mitchell and Edward Aath-
ews ~ere the Arst called. After wrest.
ling forty-fiye minutes without fal]
the men were called of to cool and
Samuel Reynolds and Thomas White
put on the Jackets, White was thrown
on the first round. Mitchell and Math-
ews came to the scratch again and
Mitchell was thrown on the first round.
The
Third WHISTLE
was by Ed. Rodda, ia lbs, and Walter
Jane, ia lbs. Five rounds were had and
no fall when the men were drawn to
cool and VIM. Smell and Daniel John
son took the ring. After three long and
hard contested rounds, the men were
called OF to give place to Rodda and
Jane to finish. Jane threw his man OH
the third round. The
FOURTH wREsTLE
was by Evan Jones and Th0s. Davey.
Two hard rounds were had when the
men were called Off to give place to
smell and johnson to finish their play.
A jacket being torn two feather weights
Fred Johns and Robert Temby-were
called. Johns was thrown on the fourth
round. Jones and Davey were now
called to finish. On the second round
Davey Wa thrown. Smell and johnson
took the ring to finish. After six rounds
without . fall the men tossed for the fall
which was won by Smell For the
FIFTH PLAY
Thomas White and Thos. Davey put on
the jackets. On the first round Davey
grounded White. The standing men
were now called, and Evan Lewis and
Edward Edwards took the ring. The
fall was in favor Of Edwards on the
first round. Upon the call for men to
come forward VIM. Williams gave his
back to Samuel Jehery, Charles Hen
der gave his to Evan Lewis, and James
Richards gave his to Richard Grigg.
For the
SIXTH WREsTLE
Samuel Reynolds and Richard Grigg
entered tie ring. On the third round
Reynolds threw his man. Edward Ed
wards and Walter Jane put on the
jackets for tho seventh bout. After
wre Ting five rounds without . fall
Jane gave his back to Edwards.
Evan Lewis and VIM. Smell called.
Smell gave bis hack to Lewis. On the
next call Thos. Davey gave his back to
Thos. Temby ana Fred Johns gave his
back to Larry Gleason.
Sampson Je6ery and Larry Gleason
now entered the ring. On the second
round Larry threw his man. For the
next bout Samuel Je4eFy and Joseph
Mitchell shook hands. Jehery won the
fall on the flrst round.
The next pair called were Evan Jones
md Edward Mathews. They are
daisies. After wrestling eight rounds
the contest was adjourned to yesterday
on account OF the lateness Of the hour,
he boys not being able to see how to
latch their holds. :.
THIRD DAY.
A fair-sised crowd was On the ground
% go tho concluding sports Of the
The lirst men in the ring
we're Evan Jones and Edward Msth-
M. These men were called to finish
heir wrestle Of the second day. After
our rounds without . fall, the men
ossed up Tor Il and Jones won. The
'eoond play W. BY Thoa Tsmby
md samuel Jedesy. Temby threw Jet.
~ on the second round.
Evan Lewis and Edward Edwards
we're now called, and Lewis gave his |
,ock 70 Edwards. The third pair that