The sun., 1902-10-20
" RESTING.
PieninE Meets Two Hea,IveightS and Ibc.
feats Both Within Fifteen Minutes.

John Pieniug met two HcHVyw"lsht wrost-
lers at the Unique Iura-", Drooklyu. on
saturday nicht. and defeated both ot them
IN quick time Pening undertook to throw
both men within fifteen minutes at GrWoo-
Roman or forfeit $50 Warren lrav,rS of the
Erooklvn \ & was the first man to face
the Gra.oo- Roman champion. Travers was
clever at III" game. and WAS a. slippery aS an
eel After tossing him all over tho mat for
seven minutes and nineteen seconds. Picning
secured n hammerock and threw his man.
Without any rest Piening then tackled
Christ LinuLeI of East New York. After
tn. men had wrcStled five minutes. Pirning
throw his man. hut the fall was not allowed
as it was on the mat. A minute later Piening
secured another hold on his opponent. which
ended the match. The time was g minutes and
II seconds
Tom Jen kins SAYS he " III be in New York IN
few weeks TO arrange matches with any one
who cares TO tackle him. provided. OF course.
the bout j. decided at straight CatCn-as-catch ch-
can Under no condition, adds the cham
pion, will he consent to make match at mixed
style
George Bohner. besides being a clever
wrestler. is known also among his friends as
a practical Joker. But the other night some
one turned the tables on him and made
Bothner spend rather uncomfortable half
hour While training at his gymnasium the
light weight champion received call over
the telephone and learned that IA big Turk.
lately arrived II America. was az Miners
Theatre on tns BON'Tl, UlPplllH All 'OtiltTS
The voice so said that the Turk. whom Both
ner was told was known A. Hall Ben Ali. was
anxious 10 meet Botnn"r and would present
George with $50 II he STAYED fifteen minutes
with the foreigner. so Bothner quickly hed
himself downtown. Arriving at the theatre.
be was surprised to SGs See a ] number OF his friends
and wondered how they were. tipped on.
When 1t was time TO go on Bothner stepped
before the footlights and was greeted with
applause About one mrLte later the pseudo
Turk appeared
When Bothner saw his pros pcctivc opponent
he nearly had a NJ. The Turk was no Turk
NJ all but an actor in the s. how who was rgged
up TO resemble the lat. lamen,ed You, out
II" had big. padded bicrps stupendous snoul-
dcrs and prodigious calves. and on his yisagc
he wore terCe-looking mustHChe Both
ner. when he saw he had been fooled. turned
the stage. but his friends IN ~" theatre
called for him and hc was compelled to bow
Prof bTy1T & Of wS'g9SSqG Is or T"ady AMY
of the other big men At hrst DwN"r j. only
q middlewcight. but IN order TO clinch things
he is prepared to give away several pounds
i SEQ by 1HF SrN that Jim parr is back
from ENGLAND looking for matches Now.
get It from mo. viii wrestlc HIM AZ Ia
pounds or CatClwelght>, AZ which, YOU know,
| will h" a. d>advantngc, for slol To $3.50
u side and IL per cent of the gat" receipts
II be will come TO Waterbury the Buckley
A,hlctig club VIII H., HaIs 3 up a s'G' pnTs"
business no will find me ready to do business
with Tim
Walter Willourhby. tho Buffalo Iincnan,
has signed articles To meet Max Wiley. the
former amateur Of Rochester, ~ tn" Olympic
club Buffalo. on Oct - ln"N viii Wrr-tl"
two falls ont of three TO "a finish, with the
strange hold barred. at cltch.a~-CrtC Ch-Can
style
Eberhard Hahn, Eddie Dail"y's champion.
il after a match with any Of tiI" big men at
GrHco- Roman style Frank Richh"ihcr, on
behalf OF Leo pard"llo, announces tiat If
Hahn wants a match hc will match Pard"llo
against him
Rnadcr. New York They met AT the
Grand Central Palace and Pom, defeated hun.
> lie i now IN France, but expects to come
TO this country NJ no distant date.
loNKtES, oct Ia MaN luttbcg came
witain an ace OF losing the lightweight wr'st-
ling championship IN bout with A"N swan
son her. last night. The match wa declared
a draw after each man had gained a fall II
was the most desperate encounter oi luttheg
career. Irr first bout WIS won Toy Iuttbog
in ~ minutes. Roth men wre~, l"d with de-
termination in tho second hout. swanson
finally secured a fall after % minutes of hard
work It was th"n midiignt. and the mnuy gc-
nent refused TO allow the contest TO continue
longer This j. the first time I.utthcg was
ever tirOvn by man of his own weight.
carl Rudo lIp of Pttshurg Won IN tn" pre-
limiuary bout from JoscpN Meyer Of New
York swanson viii wr">tlr Prot ATLAS IN
tho near future