The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14
THE JAP WINS AGAIN.
laATsAoA HAD no SOFT SNAP
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vsnefIer aenrn6 another % his long last Of
vfcfcrfes IT pfeha - throwing J. r. Don
~. chemriou 81 Wisconsin,. Ia
fwo cnt of thrss falls. fhe
rnateh cccnfred g Carts fhea&er md uas
vifuespod ~ about 500 psopje. The match
~ for $50 ! sfde and ons-haH he gate
! recalpts. xhich amounted to shout 500 Il
W : mixed match. one boat Greco Ro-
nan md CO cntch-as-cafch-can the win
NJ u fbs shorfsst boat 70 CHOOSE the style
s IL deciding faII. Bonner secured the
choice and NAMED catch-as-catch-can-
sshaood. = vns n excellent exhibition Of
appeared IN 6rst-ciass condition. though
Donnez vas IN much better form than the
Jep. He woighed 160 pounds whiis Sors-
seconded 81 J. ". Consadine, the billiard
~. nm rarrsil. - feather- weight
aehtex. was behind Bonner.
Ths staes wss cleared for the match 1t
II O'Clock. W. II. Quinn. the Victoria
vrsstIsr. was chosen refsree. and John
Baker fime-keepsr. Quinn introduced
himself % tie audiences in very elaborate
6AatIsnxs 70 any and Ell wrestiers. Quinn
aid Re was willing to wrestls any man liv-
inx, black Of white, big or little. He
wouId nsost The winner Of this match and
aeyee to Throw him three times in one
h0uf. He would uresse any man
an the Pacific coast . five style
mn1eh, and give one fall 70 begin with; or
~ would Rrestle any three men On the Pa
cinc coast : MIXED match. Quinn to win
thrse falls out Of ave, but 70 be
allowed 10 nominate the style
each OF the three should wrestie. All
theso challenges were for 500 to 81 900
etde. The audience cheered Quinn very
1oudly - he concluded bis sweeping offer.
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g 81. feet The Isc thcn tried ors ~ his
fevov,ss hc,d.... e,rss-l'rsa.,rt threv
nnrr.. c~s- 10 49,. nut ;n.s.rsiv unon
strihins the eoor - bridred and then turned
on his bslly. A second later, Bonner
not on his hands and, when the jap tried
10 get half Nelson be whirled and sue
ccedcd In getting on top Of the jap, who
was Oh I'll fouYs. The man from Wiscon-
sin then secured hall-Nelson ON the
brown man. and turned hirs : complete
eomersault. hut IN doing 90 lost his hold and
nearly went down himself. The vrestlers
then rot on their feet. A few seconds
later they wors on the door again and the
jap quickly rot : front double Nelson and
made desperate effort to down his man.
II was I severe struxsls and very hard on
Bonner. who soon began TO breathe
heavily. bat he succeeded in
breaking the iron mans hold.
A moment later the men we're ON their feet
and spsrring Tor : hold. when suddenly
tie Ian Skinned under Donner;s
arm and secured . combination
cross-body hold and hall. Nelson
and picked his antagonist I'M
and smsshsd him on the floor: but by
bridging ho saved himself for an instant
and turned on hts side. The Jan. with
: super-humau effort. then vhirled
Bonner into the hrideed positiop again.
and then broke Il and forced his shoulders
20 the fioor. Referee Quinn quickly slapped
Natsnaa on the back, informing him he
had his man thrown. and the crowd
howled with applause for the Jap. Time
Of bout. twelve minutes.
SECOND BOUT.
After ten minutess intermissiou the men
came 10 the center for the catch as-catch-
can bout. This was evidently Donner,.
onlv rhanee to win. ana il remained n he
,een how good 4 catch s-cafcb.can man
ia va. Altar trvine "a trin ons an