The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-19
TURK DOWNS KING
IN 7 h Rec BOUTS
Fighting Superior Weight and
Strength, Achmed Takes Last
Two Falls.

Before a really pititul audience OF
less than 100 persons, Care AcnEhea
last night took two falls out OF three
from Frye King in the city Audltof!-
un. The fight was as interestlHs az
any of those of the series OF ooutS
started by tho First Regiment seveFai
months ago, and the fact that King
took the first fall in little over ft-
teen minutes made the light interest
ing to the end
Though King outweighed the Turk
nv at least thirty pounds, he had
much the better OF 1t during the hTst
round. The Turk played on the de-
fensiye all during the round and only
became aggressive when King hooked
IN 10 the broken toe which gave lhe
bout to Joe Turner two weeks ago
king was well aware of the weakness
and spent most of the time feeiihS ZOE
that toe.
After fifteen minutes OF tast "o,N'
King secured hammer lock on tue
r,,rk which looked conclusive. me
Turk retaliated with snother hoiu'
'bowever. and king was forced TO
break. In the rifle after the break
King secured scissors on the BODY,
whicr. In coordination with mead
Mold. and the extra weight, Slowly
tool, tho Turks shoulders to the mat
Tho fall was gotten in hfteen minutes
and twenty seconds.
r,Hk After Blood.
yhan time was called for the sec
ond round the Turk went Tor pioou
from the start Kings nose was oleeu-
ing and the Turk did not let ~ resi-
Almost every kind of hold known 70
the game was tried at one time u
another by the Turk, but Kings
90. srht ah,olxe them each time. Nelson's
ard foe holds hammer locks and
s,,otbers we're loosened one after the
other. .econa
a,,rinp the whole twenty-siX minutes
If tho second round, and his speed
TOOL. Kings wind rapidly. A good deal
nr fine extra weight that worried the
Turll in the first go worried Nlns III
tho second, and With the blood STOP.
Ming his breath he had a father paa
lime Of 1t. Finally the Surk secured
further Nelson-arm-sclssots coih u
nat;on and after standing King on ms
,,aaa a. last a minute, the big mans
strength gave out and he came 70 'i'e
floor. ,,,t "a IN fall
Mr. came when King patted the mat,
II was the shortest OF the three any
came about so unexpectedly that mar
the audience did not know 1t was q
fall until it was announced.
paved for bad Toe.
King had been playing ior ~,
hrolscn toe. that the Turk was as busy
as a beaver protecting, when suuae'iiy
without warning the TURKS showed ~ !
| with a toe hold and hammer ioek ~ ~ :
could not be broken KING fousha Wy
hold for a full minute, but me Iurs
also knaw about toe holds and strained
the arm muscles and leg muscles ulatl'
| King was bowed to halt ms lenh ~.
Reallzing that the hold could not 20
broken, and with every muscle tWistea'
King gave the signal OF defeat, : ~
The bout, while not so lasl as NV
| Turner Achmed bout, was one OF INC
prettiest seen in Richmond IN the
series, and showed the Turk as peihs
well into thu Turner class.
preliminary Houts'
FL Koenig and Wildbore, OF the resi,
ment, went to three fast fails. Two o.
which were taken by lioenis, none OF
the three falls lasted two minutes
Davis ana Herbert gave pretty en-
hibition, lasting nine minutes, whlc1
4 ended in Davis getting q smother hoid
!, which SO sickened Herbert that ~
didn't recover In time TO gp on q gam ~
Carre Achmed and Joe Turner 1'r Z, WI
meet again on the righ 4 8 81 8 = pra4s "