After a long struggle, the Cornishman won a fair back fall. Cann then threw Polkinghorne, but a dispute arose, and a toss gave it in favour of the latter. After several other falls, Polkinghorne threw Cann, but the triers were divided in opinion as to the fall.
After a protracted contest, the Cornishman secured a fair back fall. Cann then tossed Polkinghorne, but a disagreement arose, and a toss decided in favor of the latter. Following several additional falls, Polkinghorne threw Cann, yet the judges were divided on which fall was valid.