Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-29
WITH TIE WRESTLERS.
Arrangements Complete for the
 Wrestling Match Thursday.

WP0SllluS mdGCu 1uuTSudys
 Keating and Carroll Are in Great Con-
 dition and Will Put Up Great Bout
 Prof Dwyer Replies to John E..
 Kelly-Harvey Parker Back in New
 York Again-Other Notes on the
 Game.
 The wrestling match that is to take place on Thursday evening at the Au- ditOrium will bring together two as
 clever little wrestlers as can be found in New England. Henry Heating has held the championship of his class for years and although now he IS getting beyond the age when a man can get himself in the best of condition, he IS just as trim as he was when he made Gibbons of Naugatuck put his shoul- ders to the mat on two different occa- sions. Heating has been training faithfully for this match and he is in the best of condition. His opponent is an unknown as far as Waterbury IS concerned His name is Thomas J. Carroll and his residence is claimed as New York He may be a ringer and he may not be, but the betting to-day fayorS Heating, and his friends in this city expect to see him down the New Yorker in handy style. A big crowd no doubt will be in attendance. for the wrestling game in this city this win ter is bound to be q great attraction. The management has been to consid- erable expense to bring these two men together and those who do attend will see a good match.
 Tn reply to John D. Kelly's statement of yesterday. Prof Dwyer says that he is too busy just now getting his class together, for he starts this week with instructions, to talk much. more to ke1- ly or anyone else about q wrestling match. He has now thirty pupils on his list and when the class begins work the last part of this week he will have at least fifty. This class will occupy him for three weeks and at the end of that time he will talk to some of the wrestlers not only in Waterbury but in other cities. He was handed back his forfeit of S25. but he refused to take 1t and said that it might remain up for a while yet and perhaps he would do business with Mir Kelly later, and on his own terms. Prof Dwyer might take q whirl with Parker. too, if the latter desires match. There are many people in this city who believe that the professor cannot throw Par ker, but to all those the instructor of physical culture remarks, 'sShow the color of your money for any amount and l will prove to you that l am Par ker's master" So we may expect some good wrestling in this city this winter.
 na4 FaT of Buffalo states that he is ready to meet Ernest Roeber provided the latter will agree to a mixed style bout, best two out of three falls to count. Mcleod, whose style is catch-aS-catch-can, of fers to arrange q contest to take place either at Buffalo or in this city for as much money on the outside as Roeber can muster. In regard to Tom Jenkins Mcleod says: T am prepared to sign articles for a bout with Jenkins at any time the latter sees fit to take me on. l have repeatedly challenged -4iIn. but somehow he finds excuses 10 dodge me. We were matched to meet at Buffalo a few months ago, but unfortunately the affair was called off. 1 arl wiling to do business on the same conditions which characterized our original match.
 John J. Little isn't working at his limit as yet to get ready for his coi1l- ing match with James J. Gilligan at Lawrence, when he undertakes to throw Gilligan three times in an hour. The real business in preparation for that bout will start in bit later.
 Dave Altman. manager Of John Pien- ing, the Butcher Boy" says thaS if Fleming defeats Jack McCor nick of Philadelphia he will sign articles for match with either Nehmed, the new Turk, or Tom Jenkins. In ease match is made Altman says that the contest must be to a finish.
 It is quite likely that q match will be arranged in a few days between Harvey Parker and George Bothner. Both of these men are i'll the s:Dne class and q contest between them would surely excite q good deal Of in- terest. Bothner states that he is pre- pared to accept Parker's offer 10 throw him three times in two hours oi. forfeit the whole of his end of Iae gate 1e- ceipts. BOthner is training every day and states that he can get into trim in about q week if articles are signed.
 Harvey Parker left this morning to go to New York, and see what the offer is that he has in view from a manager who longs for his services as the head liner in a burlesque company to go on the road If the offer is all right uar- vey will be on the road for q while. al- though he has to break of twice this week to wrestle matches at Paterson on Thursday night with Silva, and with Mccormick Saturday night at Philadef- phia The former match is Graeco- Roman, and Silva is fast man and weighs 190 pounds. He $ regarded by Parker as hard proposition, and al- though Harvey once lai6 him on his back in 14:30 he is not too confident of the outcome of the match. The affair with Mccormick he looks on as a cinch from the start. It Wit be mere ly a practice match. Le thinks. For the week following Parker is wanted | at Miners Bowery theater, New York, | but he says it will take S250 to hold | him there that week.