Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-20
WITH THE wREsTLERs.
Dwyer and Kelly Complete Their Ar
 arrangements for Match.

engagements for Match.
 Prof NJ. J. Dwyer, John E. Kelly and Gil Perrie met at the Democrat office this morning and completed all ar engagements for their match which takes place at the Auditorium to-mor- row evening. The only point in ques- tion was the selection of q referee, and that was settled without any dispute. E. l.. Maloney, sporting editor of the Democrat, who refereed the last match between the same two wres- tiers, was the choice of both parties. Both men parted good friends. but there was an underlying current that told plainer than words that each was dead sore on the other, and the con- test tomorrow night promises to be q bitter one. Dwyer says he will win and win easy, and Kelly says he .:an- not win in two hours. Both presented the appearance of well trained athletes this morning and were ready for the battle then. There will be no fooling tomorrow night and those. who gre present will witness the'hardest fought battle that has ever been waged on any mat. Kelly did not bar the stran- gle hold for the very reason that ne Is q master of that hold himself and if he ever gets it on Dwyer he says he will not let up until the shoulders Of the professor are squarely on the mat. Never in any match that Kelly has taken part in has he evidenced the con fdence that he does in this one. He has no fear of losing, for he claims that there is no man in this country that can put him to the floor six times in an hour. Dwyer said this morning that when he gets through with Kelly he will be fit to be put to bed. He will use Kelly for a toy and will juggle him as he would q wooden image. So strained are the relations between tie two that there will not be an idle mo- ment during the hour of wrestling
 Another point that has been agreed upon is that there will be five min- utes' rest between the falls. Each wrestler. however. must be on the mat when that five minutes is up or he is liable to disqualification. There will be but one timer at this match, and he will be mutually agreed upon by each wrestler. He will be some prom inent business man who has no inter. est in the match and who will give his time to watching that the correct time is given. It looks now as though the Auditorium would be crowded to-mor- IOW niSll. LOT never III luc OI wrestling has such a match been given
 The preliminary will be warm one, and there is the same amount of b1t- terness between the two who will con- test. John Roach is a pupil of Kelly's and he has learned all the tricks of trade. is strong and heady wrestler. He will throw Danny Mccarthy twice in thirty minutes or he will break leg trying to,do it. He is in the pink of condition and the Washington Hill people will back him for every dollar they can scrape together. Danny Me Carthy will go into this match with more confidence than he did in the ast one. His friends backed him so heavi- ly before that he was nervous and did not show un as good as he could. This time he will be backed again and lie says he will win. too. He will never let Roach throw him. and perhaps Ee may take T hand in the throwing parr himself. The Brooklyn Athletic club will he on hand with barrel Of coin to get back some of the money they lost at the last match.