The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-06

Marsh exerted himself to trick the veteran and used
his marvellous and lightning speed in efforts to gain trick
holds which the willy Scot always managed to clevery
|evade at the outset.
Dune slammed into hard locks on Ole half dozen
times and each time looked bad for the Bengham
breaking such hadn't been recorded against the
in times past But by splendid effort and magnificent dis
plays of agility and strength Marsh would spin roll out
of the danger dray bridge and at bore in again
like tiger.
After "a minutes of the fastest kind of work "Mac''
got Marsh into the fatal hole and with half Nelson and
crotch hold able to work Ole back and forth to the
points down, but not until Marsh had wthstood the terri
BILE punishment for four full minutes.
The effects of the terrible strain of that first half hours
work showed plainly Mcmillan after that and in the
way.
The second fall went to Ole in 1134 minutes when Nc
MILAN topped following bridge roll by Ole out Of the
half Nelson Marsh used his in this bout and
with neck hold and bar put the Scotchman for the
points.
The third bout brought out both men in a new turn
Neither seemingly cared to take the chances of drop
which would bring him under for the rolling and gruelng
and for four and half minutes they worked their feet
Marsh taking the aggressive and trying different tricks of
leg work and lifts Mcmillan showed himself willy and
strong his feet and evaded the tricks coming back
eral times with locks which being trans
formed into shoulder throws that might have serious
lily ended the match.
AT the end of the four and half minutes the went
down together in trip but back their feet ms
family Then into play all Of the skill and ceverness
|of the two gadiatOrs
From end to end of the mat up and down and up fight
ing vicousy for the slightest advantage the first display
of roughing outside of holds when Ole started to
backheelng Mcmillan, to which the Scot promptly
sponded.
Each man had downs to his credit but was not until
bad
once that remarkable strength and endurance which has
pulled him through many tight lane, bowled over with
his foot twisted in Marshs rough mercess grasp and
rolled to the edge Of the canvas, wher Ole held him with
his weight in effort to turn Macs" shoulder point by
twisting his foot and ankle to the breaking point.
Dune withstood the fierce strain until Ole raised and
shifted shoulder hitch with which he fairly lifted Nc
MILAN all points from the floor and slammed him down
with terrible force adding his full weight to the fall
The lift and slam sent Mcmillan partially off the
and he fell with his head and shoulder off the mat
but full and complete fall scoring
Referee Devanney called the fall, but Mcmillan pro
tested foul because he off the The referee
held the fall started the and refused to allow the
protest
Then it was that Marsh offered to wager $4,000 against
$3.50 that he could throw the Indian three straight and
called attention to the decision in his previous bout with
Mcmillan through which he got the worst of it,
"McNIllan is kicking because he fell off the can
vas said Marsh ''When the referee gave the worst
of it went my dressing and kicked to myself But
he wants to kick here"
The scrapping and speechnakng hugely enjoyed
by the spectators who felt they got than their
worth with Mcmillan up instead of the Indian and in
good humor They kept calling for speeches until
body had their say and then the crowd filed out laughing
and highly pleased the great bit of wrestling
No word was received from O'NeilI this morning and
Of tbn in tO WhQ
Ter Jack and the Indian uked with cold feet something
happened to detan them the reservaonsuch fail
ling get permission from the Indian agent to take Two
Feathers off the reservation.