The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-15
HL0BE' e MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
~ 20 WA 5HiNGTON Az. SOUTH.

Hall Adali was unsuccessful last night
at the exposition in his attempt to throw
Duncan Mcmillan and D. B. Mcintyre
four times in sixty minutes actual wres-
Ting. The big Turk got the first three
falls in little over half an hour, but
Mcmillan was bit too shifty for him in
the last bout and stood him off the
twenty five minutes that remained.
According to the original agreement
Hail Adali was TO get his four falls
Catch-as-catch-can. in ninety minutes
actual wrestling time, with no rests be-
tween bouts. Mcmillan and Mcintyre
refused to waive this point, and it was
finally decided to let the Turk take ten
minutes rest between bouts, this time
to be deducted from his ninety minutes,
leaving him only an hour OF actual wres-
thing time for the four falls. This was
much greater handicap than Adali has
Yet given in any match. and it proved a
little too heaVX a contract.
The ''Sultans Lion was not once in
any danger of being thrown. Mcmillan
once succeeded in getting behind the big
fellow, but was able to do nothing with
his vast bulk and Adai lay quietly on
the mat While the Scotchman tried sew
eral holds without once budging the
brawny Turk. Then when Adali got
assumed the offensive again. Prof A
L. hasten acted as referee of the match
and the timekeepers We're Perry Werden
and Otto WirtenSohn. The crowd was
much smaller than had been expected
on account Of the heavy snow, but 5000
We're present and cheered enthusiastically
for the two Macs
Mcintyre was the first to face the Turk
and he was bested very quick. Adali went
at him as if he were chopping block.
and after several narrow escapes Adali
turned him by half Nelson. and broke
Macs bridge by sheer weight winning
the first fail in ten minutes and two sec
ohQs. Mcmillan was even easier game.
and double back lock gave the Turk the
second fall in nine minutes. nftv-three
ana one-hfth seconds. Mcintyre made a
little better showing on the second bout
He kept away from the Turk as long Al,
possible and was downed after twelve
minutes and twenty-three seconds. That
left Adali twenty-five minutes to get his
fourth fall, but he failed to get the clever
Scotchman to the mat, and lost the
match.
Mcmillan went on against Adali after
the latter had taken ten minutes rest
The Turk went after him, but Mcmillan
didn't want TO come to close quarters
in hurry. They had foot race about
the ring for several minutes Mac foiling
quarters. The Turk made a swift dive
and secured a hold around the lower part
OF Macs body and the men came to the
floor, after three minutes of feinting. Nc
MILAN was cool and the Turk felt cau-
uouSly for a hold Mac broke a half Nell
son and got round of applause from the
crowd The Turk got arm and leg holds
III quick succession. but Mcmillan broke
them repeatedly. The Turk tried unsuc
cesstully for a half Nelson and Mac
broke away and got to his feet amid a
round Of applause from the crowd The
Iurk went Vfciously after Macs legs and
the TWO soon came down on the mat the
Turk on top. Adali got double back
LOCK put all of his weight on Macs chest
and slowly broke down his bridge. get
ting his second fall in nine minutes and
ffty-three and One-fifth seconds
AdaH had now secured two falls in a
little less than twenty minutes, leaving
MIN forty minutes actual wrestling time
Tor the next two bouts, and the chances
of the two Macs looked very slim.
Mcintyre went for his second match
looking very nervous and devoted his
time to keeping away from his big o,,-
ponent. Adali seemed confident and leis-
urely followed Mac about the ring. Adali
got double back lock, turned Macs
BODY by sheer strength and weight Mac
bridged strong, but the Turk placed his
aVeruupolse on his chest and slowly fore
ed his shoulders to the mat after twelve
minutes and twenty-three seconds.
Mcmillan went on for his second bout
with twenty-five minutes to stay against
the terrible Turk He kept away persis-
tently and Adali waddled contentedIv aft
er him like big gorilla But Adali fail
ed.