Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-09
WITH THE WRESTLERS.
Parker Has Another Match and an
 Easy One.

| sIdfhef 1aS Another Match and an | Easy One.
 Dennis Gallagher, big New York | wrestler, announced last week that he | would like to make a match with Har- | vey Parker or George Bothner, and he | agreed to get a fal from either one of | them in twenty minutes or lose the | match. Harvey Parker promptly pro- | ceeded to New York on Monday to call
 on Mir Gallagher, and he has succeed | ed in making a match with Gallagher on these terms: Gallagher to get one fail in twenty minutes or lose the match. The contest will be held on February Is, presumably in New York, for SJU q siue. Ihe profit will lie in the gate money and tie bets.
 Martin Julian yesterday posted S5OO in real money in behalf of Nourouiah. sometimes called Neural ssll." his gi- gantic Turk. calling for a match with Ions, Rocber or Jenkins. tine French man preferred. Though POnS is C feet 9l- inches tall. the Turk with his tur- tln oil looks to b" a foot taller. PCns says lie threw NOuIoulTn at Paris at-
 ter q long struggle. Ncuroulal de
 nie$ this and iS confident that he caa
 throw POuS. even off the dock, if
 necessity, that he is wiling to ar
 range q match on any kind of terms
 IT EUeber should tackle the Turk it
 might be well for tie German to use
 n pair of stilts. Nourollah says he
 has been training lightly since his ar
 rival here. which means that Julian
 Is busy buying steaks. no doubt. to-
 2ether with cigarettes. And yet some
 body lS unkind enough 10 say that ths.
 Turk has N01ne UVpr hrre aJ the i0;ut
 Invitation of Roeber and pons.
 It is common talk in uptown New
 ork sporting resorts yesterday that
 ltocher and PonS had their match in
 the Garden on "Wednesday night stop ped by the police. Men who said they
 kueW all about ir declared that Police
 Inspector Thompson merely acted in
 the capacity 0f assistant referee. When
 II" jumped into the ring al 12 o'clock.
 anal said "Stcp it." ronS was il Hlt. act i. oi trying to turn isocl'cr over.
 Wait ninute.' said Referee White. 'i."t them finish this last effort" The Inspector consented. and when Roeber WaH allowed the next moment to leap To Ills fcet Thompson said "Euou"h''' .luSf Why the WreStlerS wanted inc bout stopped at 12 o'clock if llicy vyci., on 1l" level i$ a hard matter fer them 10 cXpiiin. Just why tile police in spertor inteTfercI when he did. ,lulq,s
 '-'' ''' t' 'iiN t-t"t iDlt bl lllN ltlEit. is another puzzle. There arc many pfeccdentS for allowing the bout to proceed after midnight. aud in justicp to the cOnflling public the \yrps;l,f.s Shochf have gone to tho finish even if IT LOOK until o'clock to settIr thr . question. As 1t wis. if hey had Ep gun the mairh at o'clock. which WAS an e'iSY matter. they would have had . ample tune to produce a definite result hut though both men were. in the building at o'ciock: they did not ~ct 1Illo the ring until more than two <. hours later. James Coliy. Nhu man. aGeu the show. appears to hr blame less. He merely Iirel. the Garden and made q bid for the match. which h,l been previously arransaa. The story circulated some time agn that Ropl,cr '' lnhde q contract with sponS; to visit America and indulge in wl.esrlin,. matches with him, while generally nlscredited then. has been revived. and many are inclined to believe it. 1t appears to be up to the police inspector to say why he interfprSI