The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-01

rainier his towels, lemons and other
rticles, which were necessary. were
lend on Quinn's bottle of cold tea, which
fas first tested by his manager. The
|I,feree explained to the audience that all
odds would be allowed except the full
ielson, and that two points down would be a
|hll.
|, Time was called at 1897 and the struggle
ommenced. The Jap looked up at his tall
pponent and reached for a neck hold,
Iere taken up in this preliminary skirmish-
|lg when the Jap went on his hands and
.nees. Quinn had him in reverse body
In Matsada's ribs with his
Powerful arms. He next tried to
reak Matsada's brace by pounding his
,Rht arm. There was murmer from the
|rnwd which the referee silenced with a
lave of his hand. Matsada made spin
suinn's legs locking over the Jap's back
nd sparring at his arms. When Quinn
ext changed his position he was standing
rect, the Jap was fiat on his belly hugging
,uinn's legs with both arms. The cham
ion of the coast shook himself loose and
ne Jap was on his feet as agile as cat.
he men cane together Immediately and
ent to the floor at once. Several times
ne Jap had reverse body looks ON Quinn
| Int could not turn him. Quinn followed
I 18th neck holds out of which the JAP
fluirmed every time. Quinn had him al
tost turned over several times and each
me he would spin and escape from the
twice and at one time when ordered back
4 the pad Quinn pulled Matsada by one
,g into the center of the ring. After this
D stood Matsada on his head and it looked
though it wonld result in a
w. but q lightning like spin
'nded the Jap on his hands and
aess t again Nv Which drew yells of
|tught q half Nelson, rolling Matsada clear
ser. The fall was given to Quinn. the
the being II minutes and u seconds.
s1ring the 20 minutes rest that followed
10 men were rubbed down with alcohol
ID dry towels.
klThey were not in their seats on the plat
trim half minute before time was called.
zen instructed by his manager to win the
ILL. The work was quick and hard. A
!wilderinR lot of neckholds ensued and
lpver spins on the part of the Jap, who dis
iayed wonderful science. Again the men
illed off the pad and we're ordered back.
I they met, Quinn forced Matsada to the
it corner, where he had him prone on his
ID commenced to twist It. The crowd
ildly protested: The Jap's manager
ID, Everything goes, gentlemen"
ne big fellow let 60, however, quickly
curing reverse body hold. More
Ills and spins, quickly executed carried
lstseda out of several dangerous places.
then took the aggressive. He sent
d beautiful flying bridge, which the
1wd loudly applauded. Matsada couldn't
lsak the bridge, but as Quinn came to his
lees around his neck and over his chin
.tsada's knotty arm was wrapped in
lf-strangle. Quinn broke the lock, but it
q Its effect on his wind. He was smiling
en- he reached for a half Nelson and
led the Jap over. Several shouted "a
lth of the Jap's shoulders touched but not
the same time. They were on their feet
z second. Both men looked winded.
inn stood on the pad looking at his
iner. while the manager gave his man
nix OF cold tea which he squirted out of
mouth. ZeiRler showed him over onto the
Matsada studied for q half second
made q dive for Quinn. As they
ached it could be seen that thew were
Pidly becoming exhausted, their move
Inn showed his head under u so ow.
,hi's arm q second time. The
Us right arm frightened like a wise. "I'ye
him." he said as loud a. his exhausted
fluAtlOn WOuL0 poIMAt. Lou 60, 0hOute0
loectator. This was answered BY a cho-
Of ''Let 20, nothing The man from
kio was correct. BE had the stranele on
big champion. "Hang on to him, Mat
.,uted ZeiRler. The seconds seemed like
lutes. Quinn's legs were thrashing
und on the canvas, his hands being
sltly clasped behind his back. The SEC
! is and the referee were down close to the
10 Watching the struggles of Quinn.
Iwlv the big fellow turned over on his
ulders. The Jap was pulled on to his
Il by his second and taken to his corner.
'gler threw his hat into the air with
IN the pad and taken to his chair. He
| i,vered in a. few minutes. The round
ed is minutes aud b5 seconds.