Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-10
6O CENTS FOR
 ANDERSON IN
 THE MAT BOUT
Afta All Expenses Are Paid the Bsn Who Put Up Hard Con- test Divide Less Than a Dslar.

SissS eests for winning wrestling matzS
 rAs is exactly what Emil Ander- son Erreived as his share Of the gate recetpss for Tuesday nights perform asce al the Orpheum theater. when se Wpstiea Jack O'Donovan and put up tse best exhibition seen here in yearS hfs opponent never coming any. where near throwing him until the close sf the match. Then it is doubt ful If would have worked.
 There were about 80 or s5 people in the house aad the receipts amounted to ss. After the expenses were all paid. Anderson received 60 cents as the winners share, while Donovan. who entailed expenses averaging a hundred dollars in order to get here. received about two-bits-or less-as his exd of the purse.
 With the clean. square game that Anderson has always played with the local fans. the real sports are at a loss to understand She attitude of the public in remaining away Tuesday night there was a whole hour of one of the nveiiest exhibitions On the mat ever pn3ied off in the Southwest. It was exceedingly scrappy and on occa- sioII somewhat resembled a boxing F<<tos. causing spectators to remark from time to time. "get the gloves" Donovan would smack Anderson in an endeavCr 10 get a hold and the Dane would respond in kind. Then they would go to the mat In fact, most of the work was done upon the mat. which was not the case when Ander- son Brestled Hazard He took abso- luteiy no chances and played strictly his defensive game as agreed upon. Tuesday night he easily showed that DGBsvSa had no chance. The latter knew 1t after the first few minutes. but cid not let up in his aggressive ness sa that account
 A@5ersoa gave Donovan more op- pormaities and allowed him to try for
 
 jusf fs show that he was not winded in the slightest. he'd pick up his heav- fer exponent and throw him over his shoas8er. sending him spravling on the aaat. He practically donated a EunfeeF of holds. just to see what Don ovas wosId do with them In tGstice to the Salt Lake boy. however, it must be stated that be was kai,oring under a serious hand icaP. He had his right hand broken when ee wrestled simon Deshler at Aiozsseraue several weeks ago and has Eot yet recovered the full use of the member.
 IBserest now centeTs on the straieht mstsA coming up a week from Sun day yen6Fan offers to pest $500 as a side bet but demands odds of ? 10 ]. Tn a speech at the end of the match he announced that Anderson was the best Aan of his weight that he had ever met. and his bouts include every 1ody from Cotch. Hackenschmidt and Fra-r rur.s down. Evidently from AB6ereon's showing he realizes what ke's ss against. when he demands ? to su his opponent There's no fear, Hswever. but what the money .iB se covered. as several betting mes gsS were among the loyal half dozen present. declared they were reasp to back him into the hundreds as Donovan had absolutely no show.
 Be2ovea left yesterday fer Phoenix but vnl return a couple of days be }foFe sAe match scheduled here. in or der Sat no postponements will tak' place again owing to non-appearance At Phsenix he plans to do some train ing to reduce weight