Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-19
WITH THE WREsTLERs.
All the Money.I Is Now Up for Match
 Between Prof Dwyer and Kelly.

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 Prof Dwyer called around at the Democrat office this morning and de- posited rhe balance of the $T5 which he is to forfeit to John b. Kelly in the event of not being able to throw kelly SIX times in one hour. He also fe- quested that John E. Kelly appear at this office tomorrow morning at half- past in order to agree on a referee. That was the understanding when the match was arranged, that tine referee was to be named two days i'll advance. There will probably be no friction over this matter, as each man is anxious to get on the mat and decide who is tue better man under the conditions named. Never has Kelly trained for a match as he has for the one nn Thursday evening and when he faces Dwyer he will be fit as fiddle. If he is beaten he will not leave it to lack of condition, but he is just as cOn1l- dent to-day as he was the day he made the match that he can win from Dwyer.
 The latter is determined to defcai Kelly and he will put up the greatest struggle he has ever done, in any O. his matches to put the local man on his back six times ill one hour of wres- ting time. He, too. has been training quite a little for this match, as lie does not hold Kelly cheaply. He realizes that he will have to work, and work all the time, but he is sure he will do the trick. and do it in less than one hour of wrestling. Each has his friends and each will be backed heayi- ly to win. All holds will go in this match. so that the fight will be bitter one
 The preliminary will also be warm, for the two young fellows who are to contest have been training diligently and each is in perfect condition. The conditions of the present match ara much different from those of the last match. Roach. this time, agrees 10 throw Mccarthy twice in thirty min utes. Mccarthy will be backed heavier this time than he was in rhe last match. Ill that affair Mccarthy was facing an opponent for the first time in a public match. He was a bit nervous and lost his match as much through that as anything else. Roach is clever, nevertheless. and a good heady wrestler. Kelly has taueht him all the points of the game and he is an apt pupil. Both will be in the pink of condition when they get together, and it will he fast work from start 10 finish. Tn fact. there will be no idle moments during either match.
 The catch as catch can wrestling match between Jack Mccormick of Philadelphia and John Fleming, the Butcher Boy'' of New York, which took place at Mannerchor hall in East Fifty-sixth street last night, came to an abrupt end with Piening the victor. The Butcher Boy displayed strength, skill and generalship, and threw the big Quaker i'll the first clash in 6 min utes and 30 seconds. The fall was gained ill such an Impressive manner as to leave no doubt, of Pienings su- periority. After Piening had securely fastened McCormick's shoulders to the mat, and the referee, George Bothner, had tapped Mccormick on the back as signal that he had been defeated, Mccormick pulled his bulky form to- gether and made an attempt to rise. Mccormick said he was hurt and the expression on his face bespoke severe pain. His seconds hustled him to his chair and did all they could to bring him around in the fifteen minutes rest between falls. It was no use, however. for Mccormick said he could not continue as his shoulder blade was dislocated. Then the referee gave Piening the match and purse and his admirers cheered Justify. While the bout was in pf8gress it was inter- esting. Mccormick did well, but riening was his master. The condi- tions were best two out of three falls, for division of the gate receipts and $250 side bet Jack Leyinsohm of New York, known as ssYoung Acton" and Harry Leroy of London, figured in the opening preliminary, the style be- ing Graeco- Roman. and the conditions being best two falls in three to a fin ish. Levinsohn, who was strong and clever, downed the Englshman twice i'll succession. The first fall was gained in minutes and B seconds with hammer lock and the next in 9 minutes and 4T seconds with q half Nelson. Sebastian Schwartz of Hun gary and Frank Idone. Light Battery F, United States artillery. were the next pair. Catch as catch can was the style. Idone took the first fall with a half Nelson and leg. hold in 12
 
 ond with a three-quarter hammer lock and half Nelson combined. The time was minutes and 15 seconds. Idone outweighed Schwartz by fully twenty pounds.
 Ut is the first time in my career that 1 have wrestled an amateur fif- teen minutes without gaining the fall"
 This is what Harvey Parker recent ly said at Baltimore.
 Harvey Parker of Brockton, Mass, who is the unquestioned 145 pound champion of the world. was billed to met two men. His first opponent was William Jenkins, q big fellow, and Parker put him on his back in less than half minute.
 The second aspirant proved to be a T. i o T 1,-~1