Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-30
WITH THE WREsTLERs.
Bothner Names New Terms to Parker
 ANachad Answers Roeber.

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 When Henry Keating and Tom Car roll of New York meet each other on the mat tomorrow night at the Audi torium there will be something doing right from the start. Both men are filled with confidence and Kea ting's friends are going to back their man for all the money in sight Carroll will bring from New York with him delegation of sports who are comine up here to get a number of the dollars of the Waterbury lads, but they may go back by way of the turnpike, and if the soles of their shoes hold out they may arrive at New York around Thanksgiving time. Heating is in just as good shape to-day as he was when he first tackled wrestling and he will put up a beautiful wrestling contest. Tn all probability George Bothner, the champion lightweight wrestler of the world, will be on hand to see the match, and he may be behind Heating. At no moment during the trssle to- morrow night will there be any loar- ing, for both men are determined to win.
 Jimmy Frank, who has trained Joe Bernstein. AIatty Matthews and other good pugilists, will have charge or Harvey Parker's condition when the latter meets Jack Mccormick of Phila- delphia at Philadelphia next week.
 
 Harvey Parker made another match yesterday with Hjalmar Lundin of Worcester. After little wrangling both men consented to wrestle straight Graeco-Roman, best two falls out of three, the winner to take all. The bout will probably take place in Wor- cester about the middle of November.
 Bobby Bennett of Newark, who has held the 1O5 to 120-pound wrestling championship of the Amateur Athletic union for the past three years has de- cided to turn professional. George Banta, who is Bennett's manager. states that he is ready to match his man against anyone at the above weight for side bet and purse.
 
 Tom Sharkey says that if he is un- successful in inducing either Jim Jef- Tries or Gus Ruhlin to meet him he will direct his attention to wrestling again. Sharkey witnessed the recent bout be- tween George Bothner and Jack Me Cormick of Philadelphia and is of the opinion that he can throw Bothner twice in one hour. He will he ready to make q match on these conditions when he returns from California.
 Nehmed Nachad, the Turkish wrest Ter, in answer to Ernest Roeber. states that he is perfectly willing to take the Teuton on. Roeber i'll his challenge stated that he would meet the Turk provided the latter agreed to throw him twice in one hour and a half. An tone Dimitre, Nachad's manager, says: These are rather big odds for a cham plon to ask of man his own weight; however, l will agree to a match on the following lines: Nachad will meet both Roeber and the Frenchman. Raoul, and will wager with each $500 or more that he will defeat both the same night, provided William Muldoon or any reliable man is referee
 George Bothner, the crack wrestler. yesterday met Joe Hennessy, Harvey Parker's manager, and talked over match. Nothing was done. however. Bothner expects that a match will be arranged to-day He said last night: '1 will agree to a match, best two out of three falls, to a finish for S1Oo a side and 70 per cent of the gate receipts to the winner and 25 per cent to the loser The weight must be at 135 pounds and the style caIch-as-catch- can. Should we be unable to come to some agreement I will readily make match with Fred Burns's man. whom l understand is Max Luttberg of Cin- cinnati. will tackle him on the same conditions as I have named with Par ker."
 
 Rob Roy' states that Lundin's professed style of wrestling is catch as-catch-can. Rob is certainly to the bad. Lundin always made an aw- full beef for a Graeco- Roman style of wrestling when making a match. He has won the greater number of yicto- ries in that style of wrestling at which he shows his best. Rob Roy'' has squelched his ''light'' which he was to turn upon the "big fake'' wrestling matches pulled off in this city by Hjalmar Lundin, and retracts the statements he made concerning Lun- din being a former wrestling partner of Tom Jenkins While Robbie is abusing the glim' that was to show to the world the fake dinky wres- ting matches in Worcester he at tempts to inyeigle Lundin into a match with q protege of his, some unknown. Lundin naturally does not want to take on any of Rob Roy's' proteges, and will pay mo attention to the invitation to post his money for a match If Rob Row. had not men toned the fact that he man whom he desires to match is an amateur, it might be guessed that he is trying to get Harvey Parker match with Lun-