The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22

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netshsr nan secures faI the referee VIII
decide or posrts- Il he IS unable 20 rezch
q decision be viii car for an extra sout
% s1x -srutes. James Seaman. champion
lightweight c2tch-as-.asch-caa wrestler
q M.eAsgan. wfH act IS referee. Strange
h146s. double Nelson ard the hammer
Eock are barred. The sozcEiag letter erora
Secretary Sullivan. % the A A T.. 70
Pref Trenamza defines the sfra1gls
holds.
The strange hold can be secured IN
: clr111r cS positions. For instance. when
a casrs 3 around he n@ek - TIA, his
arm would come across Bs neck IN front.
irsz would be considered a strange hold.
The foAowlng wousc not be considered
sSransse holds. / Reaching across 20
across opaonsnt's neck: :. D. a hold CON-
trg across ire face or chin: g. or IL r
forms = bridge and A presses down on
BIS oeck with his forearm"
The notices and tickets 81 admission for
both nights 81 the boxing and wrestling
tournament were mailed 20 members who
are IN good standing yesterday. Any
member whose dues are paid 20 April !
Is consider ed IN good standing.
The regular monthly pool tournament at
the s. A c. will commence this evening
al 10 o'clock. with Trsaaman and Gar-
ney as contestants. Farrell and stephens
are ahso scheduled 20 play az the same
hour. At SIS Rockingham and Hun play
az one table. and Walker and Means al
the Other. AT s.is Miliar meets Hilton ard
Eskridge meets Allan. Frank p. Izgsr-
soil. the champion. viii not take part as
he Is troubled with rheumatism In his cue
arm The scratch men are Ames and Far
reIl.
The management OF the Y NJ c. A
park Is making preparations 20 boom
bicycling This year as never before The
track will be in condition much earlier this
year than last. as the new ditching has
kept II fairly dry all winter. AS soon as
the weather is al all settled. in fact in
very short time. regardless os the weather,
the track viii receive a new surfacing OF
sifted einGers. and will then be opened 10
the Y NJ. c. A riders
A bicycle meet at Y. II. C. A park on
Monday. April 80 Arhor day. is contem-
plated. following which meet there will
probably be either an athletic or bicycle
meet al the park every Saturday for sew
eral weeks. as the intercollegiate Athletic
Association holds its meet. there May Is,
the Y. Nj. c. A. handicap games May 2.
while two or three other meets are planned
for about that time. although the dates
have not yet been fixed. Taken altogether.
the season promises 20 be lively one in
bicycle and athletic circles.
The second medal shoot at the Seattle
Rod and Gun Club took place az West Sc
attic yesterday. The attendance was fair
and the weather was fine, the traps
worked In good shape. and consequently
a good days sport was enjoyed.
The feature Of he day was the shoot
cap medal after most exciting contest
Mr.. Norton was not half so pleased over
the affair as his little daughter Two
weeks ago, when Mr.. Norton returned
from the shoot. she MT him at the door
and said: Wed, papa. did you win that
nsdaiT'
No" replied Mr.. Norton. IT did not
come anywhere near f."
"Oh. papa" said the disappointed child,
you're no good
Yesterday afternoon when Mr. Norton
went home with the handsoms gold medal
or his breast he was greeted with per-
feet avalanche OF caress@s.
Billy Morton gave Norton a great
chase. and wanted only one bird TO tie
That one he could not get.
The pump gun men fell before their
ayowed foes, the doIble-barrslei advo-
Gates. but the score was so close that the
defeated party claims IL was chance.
bird. The next shoot viii take place in
two weeks. when the handicaps VIII be
changed. The scores: