The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-11

third round, he said: I'm getting old.
am t. ''No joshing." replied Green. Nc
Auliffe reached Green's face with his left,
remarking as ne did so: Putting 1t all over
me. old pal. eh?" For an answer he got
left on the nose and returned a right on
the body. Green smashed McAulfrs in the
face and McAuliffe, as IL aroused, rushed
Green and landed a rIb-roaster that could
be heard all over the theater. McAuliffe
d0cked and escaped a left swing. At this
point there was a hot rally In the north
west corner OF the ring and McAuliffe got
10 Green's body. The blow landed so low
that some people thought a foul had been
committed. others, however. said that
the blow was above the belt. Pretty hard
for a fat fellow" said McAuiiffe. IS he
ducked Green's left. McAuliffe came up
looking dangerous, and worked Green
back to the ropes before a mix-up took
place At the sound of the bell Green
reached McAuliffe's face with his left.
Round f-"Oh, by gosh" said McAuiiffe.
as he got out of the way OF one OF
Green's rushes. This sally aroused
Green's ire and he rushed. There was a
cllnch and hot in-work. At the command
Of the referee they broke. Green reached
the wind and then tried a left swing,
which McAuliffe cleyerly ducked. McAu-
life landed with his left on the face and
there was a clinch. McAuliffe planted
his left on the body and followed IL up
with a hard one on the wind. McAuife
rushed but was stopped by a left in the
face Green rushed and McAuliffe
reached his kidneys. Green landed on Me-
AulfTe's neck and got light one on the
face in return. In a mix-up Green landed
twice 10 McAullffe's once. Now, then"
said McAullffe and 10 his surprise Green
tapped him on the nose. Green rushed
and landed a left on the body as the bell
f..aa4E
AS the crowd was rising from the seats
McAulifre advanced 10 the front OF the
stage and said I'm here for an exhibit
ton" Then he retired 10 his dressing
room. Prof Green was surrounded by an
ad,niring throng. which showered con-
gratulations upon him for the clever
work he had done against the worlds
champion.
TIE 90 between Billy Murray and Billy
Riley was lively and interesting. Both
men were very shuty on their feet and
handled themselves IN clever form.
The contest between Art Burke. OF Ia
coma. and Dan AcInniss was one OF the
cleverest exhibitions ever seen tn this
city I. was remarkably fast. scientific.
and replete with cIever work on both
sides. McInnIs' friends claim that he OUT
nofnted Burke. but on :he other hand
there are many who think II was about
IN even thlng NcInnis certainly proved
himself worthy of che championship
which he holds. Herb sullivan. b. A. c..
and Bert Wright :. 4. G.. gave an inter
es.4ng exhibition in which Wright showed
TO better advantage. sullivan. however.
was IN Il 20 the last. The third hottest
"a OF the evening was that between Jack
O'Gars. OF Tacoma. and Jack Campbell
: 4 O. O'Gsra did most of the leading.
hut campbell came back al him in great
shame every lme. Campbell gives great
promise. OGura has the swing OF a pro
fesstonai. In the last 70 ana OGarra's sec
ends urged him 10 so AZ Campbell. He
followed their advice ard there wa. a
lively nix up in which Campbell more
than held his owu-
One of the principal events 81 the even
iug was the wrestling match between
Prof Ben Trenaman. :. \. e.. and Billy
west. unidalewsizht champion OF the p. y.
w STYLE catch-ss-cs tca-can. time two
teu-miaute halves. Charles Tean ard
Jack Lawrence were behiad Prof Tren-
aman. while August De.fcl and Art
Burke we're behind West By mutual con
ssnt Elmer May0erry refereed The match.
il is noteworthy that this match MAS wit
messed Ay two OF The greatest wrestlers
the world has ever seen. Col James Nc
t.zexhign and Isucien u Chrlstol
Among th0ss present We're. ".
T. Hsahau y =. Stevens. r ". Parker,
jules ResseIsheingeT. = r Smith. Z A
NeKenzle Harry SAaUouf. I. n Gray.
" esley Dung sner@ood GAiespy. Capt
T. r. C2ine. sam O. f.dw&ras pr. James
shannon. T. &. Neufelaer. J. VI E A.
k.rson T.. f. Rl&ine e. T.. Webh sam
irwin James isce. Harry Struve. George
Folsom r. ". MCCinnts. s'hMrfsS Nun
day. Frank b IngeTsoll, A L. Cooking