The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-26

Unonde gosaki<hi, the chauyaon
Ue11kewe1Ght Of the weird. took pssee
- 1usn hall last evening. Thoush
- Won faiI-Quinn the FIRST and
oeenkteAi ths sec0nd--she match was
evns6ed 10 the isttsy, owing 70 the kses
- ~ tai nAn rss nnshss 70 come
- 6ne- In the iass fan Qrsnn ssrHek
- haad hesvsIy On the stAgs. recesT-
~ injuries 80 severe thas be ras TN
49, 70 come 70 time.
TEE gsexs arDsEs~x.
The crowd began 10 pour fnto The
ha1l - O'Clock. The time between
lbot hour and o - O'Clock Vas sp<ns
- discussing half srss dosbse Nelson's.
h1pnDer-3oekk and the Respective
mss1ts II tie principals. The nsoFsos-
eoy q waiting vas varied BY cat ealis.
oteDping of feet aud other Fsofses
0hfch denoted that the tssrong Was
0uxious for the principals 70 spS<af.
- that the fun might begin
arfss's srLEsbfp sisrgE.
II vas go O'Clock when W. III.
Quinn appeared on the stage 10 com
any with his second. James Mctsnn.
1he crowd Enthusiastically eheered
~ Victoria champion When he
threw Of the coat which covered his
shoulders be presented . srien-
did appearance. He Is the
besu ideal 81 AZ athlete.
Al the shoulder QBinn ls broad
vksIe II the waist he is small His
teG1. arms ard shoulders are weii
wnscied. and IL locked a. though IL
waa 3 shame 20 psf so small man a.
the Jap against him. His weight wac
1e7 pound.. Quinn wore terra Gotta
trunks. white lights, ard gray stock
inGs over his shoes.
THE JspAsTsE sTEess MAS.
Naiszda sorakichi closely followed
Quinn, and behind him came Tacata
eAborro, has second. The iap'sfrjeDeis
cheered him Justify a. be appeared,
attired ia the long WOODEN nightg0sb
which he affects al wrestling matches.
4atsada wore blue tights and low-est
untanned shoes. The cold which be
contracted before the time 81 bis train
ing for the struggle with scsu-
macher had stuck 20 bin with
the ienacity 81 sn old friend. and
manifested ttseif In deep coughs. The
Jap Was II least six pounds beaver
than when he fnss Schumacher. He
TIPPED the beam NJ "a pounds. TITS
rs evidenced in bis face, which WAS
like the full moon and in strict accord
auce with bis cld-tluls countensnce.
The fat seemed 70 lang ia folds from
his full Jaws. He had eatsn 81 much
~ he liked. and sasd he ssli pretty
good.
rHr ra.tfsIsAEiEs.
A full half hour was spent in select
ing referee ard the names Of u. y.
Baxter, J. II. Mclaughlin. j. III.
Faulkner, Josiah Collins. IT,. Mr.
Painter and Frank 1lancey wers
mentioned, bat all these gentlemen
except Mr. Faulkner declined the
honor, on the score that they were
not conversant enough with Graseo
Roman rules. Mr.. Faulkner refused
20 serve because he was inter.
ested In the Jap. Finally Frank
Burton agreed o. act ss referee and he
was accepted by the crowd Mr.. Eus-
ton said he would decide squsreiy and
that the best man should via II il
took ali night.
Is. +. Weston aud James Faulkner
made Joint speech 10 the effect that
the match Was of the sra-co- Roman
order: that all tripping WAS haired
that choke locks and double Nelson's
went; that both shoulders down con
stituted fall.
Qriss STARTS ~ sfeoEausLY.
IL was 10 o'clock when the men
faced each other for the FIRST bout.
Quinn was fully four inches taller
than the Jap, and this dssproportion
seemed very great when hossiiitses
began. The Victoria man crowded
the Asiasic from the start. and IN
catching neck holds the siarss be gave
against Massaia's inguiar could he
heard all over the house. Twice dur
ing,tbe bout he forced the subject of the
Mikasio among that exclusive portion
OF the audience that was sealed on
81 80 chairs on the stage, Several times
he had the Jap almost over bit 1v
wigyie or quick turn The lap avoided
. fall. In fact, all through the first
boat the sly AsiAlie scarcely made
an aggressive move.
rsEsr TkIf F0E QUgSS-
Quinn seemed the better man, and
threw his lighter adversary about a
great deal. Finally the Jap went down
With his body forming bridge, With
Quinn over him. With infinite labor
he got an arm laek and a half Mel
son. Three times he hslitufnea
the Jap over so that one
shoulder touched the white canvas
The fourth effort. ia which Quinn ex-
srss-i all his effort waa successful. and
\ rnighty cheer sent zap from fully
600 threats. when both the brown
and p<rspsrinF shoulders Of MAfsasia
hotakichi touched the carpet. Time.
IL minutes and - seconds.
rHw 1AF's TvsN sow.
The second bout wss short, sharp
and decisive The muscular Young
man from Japan started in ngrres.
slyeiy. aud Quinn u AZ cautious. slsns
on the jugGisr were exchanged. the
Jap giving Roland Tor every Oliver.
Finally the man from hfiiish Cegan.
his secured a double Nelson. and h
SEEMED a. though il was sli up with
the native Of Toxic.
QUINN sESnEKsa Hons "a c9NBAr.
Amid the loud cheers of the audi.
ence the JAP cievefly went ia t.t~een
the long leg OF his adversary, and SO
cleveriy ESCAPED fall. The wre~tgsra
worked over toward the front Of .h.,
stage. Here Ms,Sada Seeasess a head
hold on Qninn and cryass- batss,yk ~sf
him. Ina order 60 thfow him be lifted
him high in the air aud ,hres hlm
heavily on the stage. His head Sfrnrk
with considerable force Fsesh shoal.
ders struck the ground. bu; il was
done 50 quickly that iuanv thought
there Was no fall. Quiuns head hit
stage With such force that hs vas rzsr-
tally stunned and had 81 he asSistsss
10 his corner by hts secoad. A grsa,
many insisted that there Was no fssi
hut Referee barton. amid much con
tusien. awarded lhe fali 10 The Jap.
Time, 4 isss
Quinn UNABtE 70 8FsroSp.
Qainn went b his dressing ro-,ru in
. very grosEy condition. uas heAss
~as severely hurt By the fa,I. lie va.
allowed minute aud hslt over The
usual ten minutes hs the referee "a
account ot The iaiary. Whrn tlnss
was callci be ssGt wor,i to
the referee TIA, he wa uuah3e 70 csn
time the match. Rssrrsx Burton
awarded The ia zteh &nsi tse stake. a.
NasSasia Sorakicht.
Quinn displayed rrea, Science ana
skin throughout, and had il uoi hswu