The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-14
CARPET SPORTS.
Wrestling Tournament at the
Olympic Club.
A Juvenile Contestant Astonishes the Middle
Weights-oecidental Cours-
ing Club.

There was very good attendance OF member
present last evening TO witness the CATCH as
catch can wrestling tournament at the Olympic
Club. John Hammersmth, the popular athlete
acted as master OF ceremonies, aud In tina
capacity gave general satisfaction.
The referee Z. Il. Seaman, performed his
duties TO the entire satisfaction OF the members
and the judges. Z. A. kolb and E. S. Van Court
also gave satisfactory decisions, though some
were questioned by outsiders who did not pro
Tess to know anything about The style OF wrest
ling the participants engaged in.
II was O'Clock when the entertainment be-
gan and II was late in the night when The sport
was postponed until the evening, when tue finish
ing bouts Will be de determined. The result Of
the contests were as follows:
THE JUVENILE CLASS.
Juvenile class entries-F. o. Phillips JIG
pounds; Thomas Code, us; A. NJ. DDpefu. I24
Fl. S Russ, 12oi F. C. Gerds, = F. Il. wegener
12212; Z. X. Preston, 113i4; Sidney Vernon
124: George Zeile. 125; Otto Weslerfed, II2.
tust bout; Code beat Westerfeld, 20 sec
0nds; second, Phillips beat Zeile, mn "a g. {
seconds; third, Preston beat d unpar min So
seconds; fourth. Russ beat Vernon 20 sec.
Second r0und-Chde beat Wegener first bout
2;38; Russ beat Preston second bout, 1892
Wegensr beat Phillips third bout, 3 sos.
Third round-Huss beat Wegener first bout
Final bout-Code beat Russ first fall, % sec.
onds; Russ beat Code second fail, 3:07; Code
beat Russ third deciding fall, 1:43.
isusS - pii2ci SOuC ecCObu pTlZet w eRelel
third prize.
FEATHER WEIGHTS.
Featper-weight contest: w. z. Henry beat
Baker first bout in I'm. Is sec.
L. A. Grimm beat Henry in I'm % sec
Henry beat Grimm, second fall in I'm. % sec
Henry beat Grimm. third and deciding fall, IN
81 sec. This gives Henry first prize aud Grimm
second.
AMONG THE LIGHT WEIGHTS
In the lighl- weight class r. Y. Cole c. C.
Beck, Z. j. Luigen, j. 5. j. Otto aud &. H. Veg
In tie first bout Cole beat Otto In go, and in
the second LutgeD beat Wigmose In 3 minute,
90 seconds, and In the third Cole'beat Beck III 3
minutes "a seconds.
The judges decided that Lutgeu beat Cole on
points Tor hrst bout IN 10 minutes. the score be-
ing Lulgen IL points as against Coles score OF
points.
BANTAMs AND MIDDLE.
In the bantam weight contest, Brewer, / 4
pounds, won the contest, defeating Bould his
opponent, In two straight falls.
The contest for the middle weight supremacy
was very spirited between w. +. Haborly Il 90
pounds Alexander Pettee uuvenile), Edmond
eros l67) and K. Y. Cole GAO.
HaberIy defeated Pettee after hard struggle
10 A. seconds. The finish bout Will be concluded
tonight.
WATCH AWARDED.
The President OF the club awarded handsome
gold watch 10 Mr.. kolb, who defeated Al Lean
In match catch-a as catch-can recently.
ii was stated that Governor Waterman would
De present at the opening OF the Olympic Club
grounds on tile Both lust. and that a band Of
thirty pieces would discourse sweet music.
OCCIDENTAL CoURsERs.
The Occidental Coursing Club made arrange.
ments last evening for the coursing meeting
Mhlch VIII TAKE place at Newark on the Both
inst; ): y. Gregory occupied the chair.
Inc treasurer reported that the finances
OF the club are In fourshing condition
anq the Committee on Grounds announced tim,
very satisfactory arrangements had been made
Win Mr.. Shay, The proprietor of the Newark
Park.
Mr.; W. Bale OF Sacramento was elected a
member of the club, and notice was given that
Lbe nominations and "drsw" will take place on
Tuesday evening, the 9th inst, at 8 O'clock. al
the clubs quarters on kearny street.
Mr.. Carroll, one OF the Oldest members of the
organization and strong supporter OF the grand
OLD sport, Invited the members 10 a lnncneOp on
The evening of the draw, which was accepted
The gymnasium Of the Oakland Y. NJ C. A.
play the next game OF Rugby football on Satur
day al the corner of Sixteenth street aud Ninth
avenue, East Oakland