Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-01
NTH IHE TR[Sl LERS
Dwyer and w.t4anorss Contest
 Will be Fast
Al TnaIr ast Meeting Dwyer Was uD-
 derestimated-W Wittmer Believes He
Las a Chance to Get Even-A Gooa Tellminary Win Be on tAs 9asLs
ufe Mn.


 Iit9iHg En oWs Ffis Man.
 
 sseHly D. ess Ger q person to loqS l3 CTS Iee9rsts of Charley ANittmer ailei 'Iq ;. q Dwyer to ind cut yybesh er u sfof tney arc good men ill slne busiress oT wrestling. V aen they met in tae Auditorium some months 20 A'itt@-4el aereed to throw INyel frFee ifnfH in one aour. at cls@ll-as catch cam style of wrestling. When Dwyer left the west year of two pc fore that time he was rtteu as the champion Cornish wrestk oI the coun try. He was consider oniy a faE middle weight wrestm al the otEer styles. Charley Wittier was conslfer- ed the best Graeco onlan foaa Wrest1t t,,nt in the country, and oate,s uas glVeE lnae credit. At catcIbnia, eelrcan Tal ,,a,ss was next to the c,,ffi i Ioa,-. on eiinlns, e.eeals, and bad stooaral ni,!s aaaani lp iIt1een Wt'seil minutes on fad wjtt,e,or,W ,,oW oboI1o,isra " nen KY a tlSSw him three times in an
 ta,... sie ;sher thouglt it was like find iro. no, ,',o and so didlIanager Touhey. ] inS Ought some olthe money along .11 Ins fem and they eft it ill Water
 h,,r4 m,. Dwyer was tf biggest kind of
 uprise to Wittme1and he was not
 ~ not thrown thrN times, but he
 lmost put Wittmers shoulders to the hat just as the hour sas up. Dwyer was not i'll the best pSsical condition when that match wasnlled off for he said after it was oyethat he could throw Wittmer in slight catch-as- catch-can match. Eymtly Wittmer believed Dwyer was fter than he showed on that nightr he refused to make match at sight. catch-as- catch but ne nld wreStle Dwyer a mixed match, taeco Roman ! and catch-as-catch-ca lwyer stead fastly refused to meet NIner in those 1 styles, but would agreo use three styles, and let the W1nnf the short est fall decide on the stsfor the de- 1 ciding fall, if it was nesary. This
 Wittmer finally agreed ao and the 1
 articles were signed anhe forfeits I
 were posted. The matEhich will
 probably be the last onl this city
 for some tine, ill which tWg fellows {
 are interested, will be ed off at i
 City hall on next TuesdaYening. A good preliminary Wig held on
 that evening also and as the two |
 men have not been sel@ This | tournament will be condd in the , same manner in which all grestling | contests in which DWyer been in- :. terested. were held. All Wave at-
 tended the contests knoVW fast
 they were and this one Eses to
 be the fastest of any yet heYittmer
 wants to get square for tnAer de- k
 feat and he says that there doubt : but he will. Dwyer malntalsilence that bodes no success for th4innati man.
 5 Paterson, April 1.-John Ps, the ] Butcher Boy, of New York; Jim l Galloway of Newark, met aff ffbiiootf- f5iiiootrff- ] theater here last night in astline . bout limited to fifteen minut The ' style was at catch-as-catchAa and f after rolling all over the mr II l minutes and 15 seconds Pic se- t cured half Nelson ana plnnetop- r ponent's shoulders firmly on tht ! Tt is not generally known tan ' Mcleod, the well known wresTas { f crack base ball pitcher. Sucw |
 ever. is a fact" says a BuffaAn. | i, rolling his eyes in amazement. ar '
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