Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-08
NTH HE uRESTLERa.
Proffesor Michael Dwyer Gets g
 Bad Beating.

Jim Parr Did the Trick Tn Jig Time
 Last Night Carroll Is Hot After
 Tom Jenkins Young Muldoon Es-
 capped An Angry Crowd-Joe Bern
 stein As a Wrestler.
 Buffalo, Nov S--Jim Parr, England's heavy weight champion, had all easy time of 1t with ProieSsor M. J. DWyer of New Haven, Conn, here last night in tneIr -as-catcn-can wrestling match for a purse and side bet of $l00. Parr won the match in two straight falls. Parr won the first fall in 19 minutes with a full Nelson hold and a lock around Dwyer's legs with both of his legs. After 9 minutes and 20 seconds of wrestling in the second bout, Parr pressed Dwyer's shoulders to the mat with full Nelson. Ed Atherton of Batavia challenged Parr for $500 side. The match was made and will be wrestled in private shortly. Eddie Mcbride of Buffalo refereed the main bout
 Joe Bernstein failed to throw Walter LoYelace, q clever Washington wrest- Ter, at the Empire theater, Washing ton, on Thursday night. Joe agreed to put Lovelace down in fifteen min- utes, but the latter was no nearer be- ing thrown at the end of that time than he was at the start.
 Tn Wayland Tuesday night the op- era house was packed with people from all parts of western New York who witnessed the wrestling match between Max Wiley of Rochester and John II. Kelley. who claims to hold the championship of Canada. The conditions of the match were the best two out of three falls and the stakes were S25O side. Wiley had things all his way from the start to finish, he being a favorite with all of the local sporting fraternity. The house was with Wiley. It took the clever Ro- chester boy p minutes to win the first bout and 16 minutes to put the Canadians shoulders squarely on the mat the second time.
 Dan McKettrick. the enterprising manager of Joe Carroll, who represents to be the champion of England and Ireland. was in New York last night accompanied by his protege, and ap- peared very anxious to arrange 3 match between Carroll and Jenkins. .sssI have the man and money ready for MT Jenkins" said McKettrick. s7and if he feels the same way now as he did when he issued his challenge to Pfening and others. why, he will accommodate me. This is my an- swer to his def: I will match Car roll against him at cafch-as-catch-can no holds barred. and the instant he says he will accent I will have $1.O0O ready to cover his forfeit at once. Here is a chance now for MT Jenkins to show just how he stands among the first class wrestlers of the world. ,"
 Cincinnati, O., Nov sSY Young Null doom, the lightning catch-as-catch-can wrestler, after his bout with Louis Steigler at the Peoples theater, was forced to lock himself in the dressing room and call for police protection in order to prevent an angry crowd from giving him a deserved thrashing.
 Though Steigler wrestled at style which was new to him. Muldoon soon found that he was against it and re- sorted to the foulest methods to down his man.
 steigler was covered with blood, being scratched from his waist to his ears. Muldoon, after Steigler had been on the mat 3O1h minutes, caught him in vital spot, and. amid Steig- ler's groans. put him on his back. The cowardly trick did not pass unnoticed, for in moment the audience was wild with rage and the curtain had to be rung down to save Muldoon from violence.
 For an hour an angry crowd waited at the stage door for Muldoon, and had he put in an appearance he would 1a0 i, 1r57