The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-08

time the colonel had Moth on the floor
twice by the use OF main strength. The
third time Moth went down he touched
the floor with both shoulders and one hip.
which constitutes a fall. II should be
said in justice to Mclaughlin that he
spraIned his right shoulder while wrest-
Ing cellar and elbow, and this placed him
at disadvantage during the remainder OF
the match. Moth. however. did not know
WHIST had happared nor. Tor that matter.
any one else. untl the curtain had drop
ped
Moth won the secone fall Graeco-Ro-
man. In twenty-six minutes: the third.
back hold. IN eight minutes, and the
fourth, catch -as-cateh-csn. In five min
utes.
the sctual wrestling tine. counting the
four fails. was one hour and twenty-three
minutes. The afth fan would have been
side hold hut rs Moth won .hree out OF the
four Il wss not necessary 10 continue the
match.
Waen ,he CERTAIN went mp he thester
was web filled. There were G few women
.n the audience Those that were there
saw O claan athletic exhibition; In fact.
nothing happened that could no; have been
seen or heard By any lady Msuy a he
prominent men OF the city were present
Including a number az the city officials
ActIuE Mayor Crlchton. several members
Of the council Chief Of Police Reed and
',y Comptroller Parry were among those
noticed
Can't = n Hughes ma6e tha openin. re-
marks lie said sha, the match would con-
slst OF bve SYKES -Catch-ss-catch-oen
tiraec2- Roman. collar ana elbow. side aod.
and back Aol8 Edward C-u1fhee brother
of john Cudihee the great wrestler would
act rs umpire f0r Col J Il. Mclaughlin
whsle Sharon Winston would ef3ciats in
the same capacity Fer Moth. Nj Hughes
aSsed the crowd TO refrain from cheer
sne o. making REMARKS duglae the Wres-
,tnE ane C}ose6 ny 4a>goGIc.nE Referee
james Sesu}oa The referee explained thst
uuaer tse rresr1eHt slEnsi ~ the wres-
tlers the FL James rules 0ogii be- used.
Gu t4.ea-as-catc A-cau Sc w~.31 be necss-
saw for farce points tWo shoulders and a
a.-. cr tWc hips ana 3 shoulder 60 touch
BE uiat jr order 20 constitute a fall
~ nave been asked Ssid NJ. Scaulon.
what shall do .v case Of q t-2w. There
"a III 10 go draw : Caax, b. sstrled even 4
t"aE WEr@4te -etAt4+ JUICES H-t'~
saa.cth.ag of Wrss-,.ng. ami nave told enc
contestants t~st . mus be ou taF square
psI aake U -e- me square. zoo. The
z-ras.aeec.eot sAat 10 referee vou2f u7t
sand aay .kSe worS VS. greeted w.th
caeers
Wfth 80 closing - NJ. ScanlaE's
-0.e.r sE.IalkhGn and Mech made their
sr-a tssace Gel AEcfauehtp was an
a-HrcsE as the uuGAsputse collar and sl-
eev ~ upiaa 4 the vo-3d. and 81.
..- IS tae Grace Remain v.ar.d $ cham
taa.ce q "arst f.ll~ zen 10 Cud.see.
ss. aHer a ueouenra conversation Wl.h
.F Mclaughlin Re sS.3 thst the coIond
#.- chosen collar sni elbow. The jackets
e.. crste-e8 TAey vere made II can
r=-e aaa h43 svs3ettlV eeea made Tor
ss.a -i the col5uels SIZE. Tr1s was an
ssvanla<e 10 Moth IS als Jacket would
sa up tFan his back. wh..e ere cclerets
Etpt ia place &r3 gave a. opportunity f1r
hsftes ie.srage.
After seak.aE aznGs "a. raeZ took held
af e&-a 2tHtr as rae tlt3e 90 1ha s.yle ia-
asca.es. a-d re great match as on ira
raer krs Different tvpes e manhood Col
McLaug ss'n vas The Hercules. perAars a
ira fzL eT1t q Hs<cuA<s al tAs sare.