The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-22

- <nftassa mixed with sour
.~ss<r rhsr1ed and eddsec around
.~.ssfr AfhsesEc Club 81 EnrSssufi last
- .rs cozsss1 o3t through the win-
= - ltfae crowd ~ snnfogt spo--s
- kudaiesd goxsg8@r or trs street.
- sysnt Of the evening. con-
s.vw<en Virginia and Seattle. and
nxr s~aftis Be % her chamciof1-
- 60 VINO H. Ionx and lean and Ian'<.
1919 virginia. and Lcsfis Totszner,
4. ssr~s and thlck-sef. rsprexerfef
rsr< uere cosoref. ard in order
--.,s. an disputes - 10 points their
.s1rs ots49 and then cvFeYTd With
m crowd Waltsd IN brssfhiess
- whlss Prof Jack Green ard
fsvxrarisy covered the gloves with
--s<rsp<r parkhurst pulled the gong
- e<f<y~~ fre@a So the black ciau-
- ssfh whites ashed gloves at work.
9. zseu-sssiz ard there was ftse most
-..~l.ssses nix-ap Of hstic champions
. sver szw. They paved the air sx-
- sindu1ill swings. side stepped -
~ uere In q cake walk, and danced
$3.50 TN ring ~ n they were scoring
= vinx dance. Cox beat a rub-a-3uo-
= ~ The f0or wifh his feet. Jumped
| ! IL air and brought both gloves down
= - top 81 Mr. TONERS forelork.
.n1rxupoe Mr. Toorner proceeded 70 aec-
- ~. cex's anatomy with horr
erssr Mr. Cox went down on one knee
! .rne1e manner and Afr. Toorner with
- posed. and received me plaudits Of
i - s~eensnied multitude. Nr. Cox then
rnse4 an1 made = long dive across the
u.sSs Al 1fr TONERS BODY. failing short.
- ssun6 closed with more windmill
.s1nep and great cheering. More -four
- s3d>6 for the second round which
- s1ss ~ scientific and exciting as the
Ysx ToSmer crooked his hack and an.
zzsrd Nr. cnx'e nose with A dose OF
xsnssnsn whereupon Mr.. Cox reached
~ n q patronixing manner with hts
- pele-llhe arms and placed them on
y TONERS head, thus ending what
nxaf lave been a terrible rash. The
3sd ana fourth rounds were gems ana
= IL crowd exhausted from excitement
st ~ cheering
D ~ hoet between Mr.. Cox and Mr..
ssmef was only one OF series az boy
! i sd wrestling events that Married the
Hol-W Of the mems smokers at the y
| &C for the season. The gymnasium was
- He'd vith a representative gathering.
- prosramme WAS finished Al ie:30
tSt<k and everybody went home ~ati4-
Il thH they had been we'll entertained.
~ Green and Prof Trenaman deserve
- Ter n. ions series OF really excel
- afertasnmsnts they have provided.
- Callahan and Jack Stanley were the
- boxers OF the evening introduced bv
hnoanrsg Inverartty They did prettv
1nr Ar3entinc work. They used ali Kinds
Heaws. and their blocking and counter
= Vas worthy OF mention. In the last
nzd thev did some good stiff punching
6eefgs Law and Billy Frantx wer. nex,
- list Law did most OF the leading
q 40 occasions ne did acme fine siuekEng
faEfx = new man. bur he viii be All
~ when he gets confidence and rener,,-
- tsst m striking straight line Is the
nHFes distance between two points.
Us Hnck. the featherweighf champ,on
- Pacific Northwest. and Sam Humea
= A, G. men. wresfied fast for sir
asstss Without either getting a fan.
IND Nestiske. the football PLAYER and
User, made his first appea rance as a
49, lie was against Henry Callahan.
seiAke did well for beginner. hui he
= 90 At hone as was Callahan.
nanney. =. A. c.. and Harry berry.
6 A.. went on the mat "a middle.
F%as Sresssers. They worked fast. and