The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-27
NlZzlSZlLlIlZZlIZlZSESl1Z

next TO enter the ring IL was not a
hurricane fight but showed Moore's ahll-
ity 70 land quickly. get away and stop
Bucnans PUSHES One OF the cieverest
points OF the match was in the first round
wAen Moore rushed. Tented with his
rignt. and then landed heavily with the
right on Ruchan's jaw. Buchan was
game showing so much better form than
al any other time since he has taken part
IN athletic entertainments that IL was
pleasure TO watch him. The second round
was almost even but Moore got in one
more lead The feature OF the third round
was Moore's blocking. They started in
fast for the last round, and after Buchan
rushed, mix-up followed. Buchan's
mouth was bleeding Buchan landed heav-
lily on the neck and Moore came back with
stiff right punch on the face. They
clinched Buchan laughed They were
sizing each other up when the round
ended
One OF the judges said ne was not de-
eided as TO which had the better. and an
other round OF two minutes was called.
Moore stopped Buchan's rushes beauti-
fully and reached ths face. When It came
10 decision one OF the judges was in the
same fix again. and Referee Green decided
II by giving the match ID Moore. Ii was
just decision.
Arthur Faber. Y. NJ. c. A, and John
Dimes. s. A. c.. were called out for the
preliminary Of the Is5-pound wrestling
They went 70 work with a will and Dimes
got a neck and hand all 20 himself Faber
wlggled out. and to Mr. Dimes surprise
rolled him fat on his back: time. los. The
remainder of the six minutes wrestling
time was taken up with long-range
sparring. Faber was given the match.
Then came the wrestling bout between
Billy Long. 8 A. G. and Parsons. T. A. c..
"a
beautiful defensive work Long got body
hold and twisted Parsons over: time. 4
minutes.
Arthur Faber and Jack Lemont. both Y.
NJ C. A. contested in the finals OF the IiS-
pound class. Lernor won the first fall
Tn is seconds by pune strength from
standing up hugging match. Faber took
the second in ~ on a shoulder and crotch.
Faher won again In 40 on a lock roll. and
stu once more in s5 seconds on q shoulder
lock II was very quick work. and Lee
mont could not figure out what had hap
pened.
The finals In the featherweirht wrestling
between Otto Hink and Guy Ward vas A
whiri a furry. and everybody wondered
what Otto was doing TO Guy. Guy won
dered, too. and when he got a chance 20
breathe. scratched his head. The crowd
laughed. Hlnk won the first far N "A sec
onds on body roll: second fail In a sec
onds, shoulder lock and roll: third In /
minute and 30 seconds on some kind OF an
original lock. and wound up by taking an
other fall in g seconds on n half Nelson.
Guy shook hts head He had met Water
loo
Derry and James. both OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
had Il hot and heavy FOR six minutes In
the fss-pound class. Neither got fall
Derry was forcing An extra bout was cali-
ed: James won first on a shoulder and
body In minwe and 3 seconds, and got
a second fan by a neck lock In minutes
nYd Is seconds. This gave him the cham
pIonship Tire finale In the lightweight
wrestling brought out Billy Long. OF the
8 A C, and Fred Locate. OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. An extra bout was necessary. Long
won on neck lock In minutes and -
seconds. II was not generally known. but
Long wres<led both bouts with broken
finger
Noble wallingfora denies that he struck
J>a Cummings during the Oliver-Cuu-
r,,tngs go night before last. He makes the
distinction that he pushed Cummings
away. Fred Strive. The timekeePer. says
AZ was a push, not blow.