Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-14
WITH HE WRESTLERS.
Next Big Match Will Be Dwyer
 and Parker.


 and Parker.
 Manager Harrington Has Offered a Purse of $4OO for the Match Dwyer and Kelly Are Getting Ready for Their Contest-Lundin is After the Professor Again.
 Professor Dwyer will be kept very ! busy for some weeks if he expects to I take on all the matches that are in 1 the works for him. Manager Geo ge Harrington has another match that is just ripe and he will spring it on the l people of this city within few weeks. 1 This match is one with Harvey Par l ker, who is considered the greatest wrestler in the world of his weight. 1 The following letter has been sent to Parker and the conditions named in 1 the letter have been accepted by Dwyer:
 Harvey Parker, New York:
 Dear Sir: I have made a proposi- ton to Professor Dwyer to wrestle in Waterbury, catch as catch can style, l for purse of S400. a certified check to be deposited with some newspaper man in Waterbury; the winner to take l 75 per cent, the loser 9, or the win ner to take 60 and the loser 40 per l cent. Each wrestler must deposit $50 to guarantee his appearance to wrestle.
 Will you sign to wrestle here about December or 12? Professor Dwyer has accepted these terms.
 .G. E. HARRINGTON" Iundin is after Dwyer again and q I communication was received by the sporting editor of the Democrat to- day from a representative of Lundin's in Worcester asking for q match. It seems that when Dwyer was thrown l the other night in Worcester he asked | for another match with Lrndin at straight catch as catch can wrestling. P. A. Dowd, the sporting editor of the 1 Worcester Telegram, who sent on the communication, states that Lundin is willing to give the professor another match if it takes place in few weeks. He is willing to have the match take place in Waterbury and will post a forfeit for his appearance with the Democrat as soon as the ar l ticles are forwarded to him. He wants the match soon for the reason that he has a very sore ear and he is afraid it is growing worse and he does not want to wait very long until he has had an operation performed. l John E. Kelly felt so confident last night that he would defeat Professor l Dwyer in their contest next Thursday 1 night that he advised all his friends to be on the watch for some surprises before the hour of wrestling was up. | He will make every effort to get on l top again and if he does he may take 8 hand in some of the holds that the 1 professor so much likes. Tn the meantime his opponent is not worrying but is practicing daily and waiting for the night. He feels just as confident as does Kelly and he never even hints about his failure to throw Kelly six times in one hour. Dwyer does not hold Kelly cheaply, however. for he considers him clever young fellow, and strong, too. He believes, how ever, that his own cleverness, weight, strength and ring experience will ac- complish what he wants. There is not much betting on the result as yet, | but before the night of the match I there will be something doing. | Jack Carkeek of Detroit. who is now | in England. has been matched to meet an unnamed Japanese wrestler at the style of wrestling popularly known in Japan as "Jui Jutsu.' The contest is for $250 side.
 George Meyer. the New York middle weight wrestler. would like to make q match with Leo Pardello. John I Warde. who manages Meyers affairs, i savs that he will meet Pardello any time the latter states to arrange match.
 John Clembert. the champion catch as-catch-can wrestler of Russia, who is now in England, is the latest aspir- ant for international honors Clem- bert has put up a forfeit with the Lon don Mirror of Life and announces his desire of connecting with any middle | or heavyweight in the world. Clem- bert states he will visit America if a match is assured.
 Tn addition to the match with Jack Mccormick of Philadelphia, which is to be decided next Monday night at Maennerchor hall. 203 East Fifty sixth street. John Ffening. the Butch CT Boy" has signed articles to meet Roaul de Cahors, the French wrestler, who has heen in America for nearly d month. They will come together in a Graeco-Roman bout, best two out of fnI IIcv