Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-29
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Kelly is After Prof Dwyer For
 Another Match.
 He Will Take Him On If Dwyer Viii
 Agree to Throw Him tlYc Lines n 1
 an Hour at Graeco-Roman Style ]
 Notes of the Wrestling Game isrom
 Massachusetts.
 In all probability another wrestling match will De arranged between John E. Kelly of this city and Professor M. J. Dwyer, now of New Haven. Ever since Kelly was defeated before by Dwyer he has been trying hard to get on q return match. It will be remem- bered in the last match Dwyer agreed to throw Kelly five times i'll one hour. He threw nIm three times and on the last fall Kelly was so badly hurt that be was unable to continue. or late kelly has taken up with the Graeco- Roman style of wrestling and it is in this method of wrestling that he be- Iieyes he has Dwyer on the hip. Some weeks ago Dwyer intimated that if Kelly would put up $50 for side bet he would talk business with him. Kelly has now conceded his willing ness to bet that $50 and he is anxious to hear from Dwyer. George l. Har- rington will undoubtedly handle the match if it is arranged and he saw Dwyer last last week and the profes- sor said he would make the match as soon as Kelly desired. The terms will be arranged at once and as Kelly wants the winner to take everything it may be so arranged.
 John J. Little arrived home from New York this morning, looking well and happy. He saw the Parker Both ner match in the metropolis. and evI- dently Harvey didn't work at his full speed Saturday night or BothneI would have been dumped onto the heap. After the match Little saw Bothner, whom he beat at City theater d few years ago, and suggested a match. Bothner was ready if the weight was made 13S pounds. Little was willing to go on at 142, and saw no reason why l if Bothner was willing to go on with Parker at 142 he should not be willing to take on Little at the same weight. But Bothner demurred, and evidently isn't eager for match. Little has re- ceived word from Max Wiley, the Rochester, N. Y., wrestler, who calls himself the lightweight champion of the country, asking for match at 135 pounds, catch-as-catch-can, best two i'll three, the match to take place in this city. Wiley says he wants to ger q start in Massachusetts, which he n sINgl h TlxT TEg1-
 wrestling fraternity. Little is perfect ly willing to take him on. but the weight doesn't suit him. If Wiley will make it a case of 145 pounds he will be on at once. Sam Dessauer is f1irt- ing with Little, and if terms are made satisfactory the Brockton wrestler will make an eight weeks tour on the road this spring with Dessauer. who has a vaudeville show. Another engagement that is sure is at the London theater New York, the week after next. to meet all corners. Harvey Parker has posted forfeit of S25 to meet Max Luttbeg in New York for S25O a side This is said to be q match for blood if it is made, but Little questions if the Luttbeg crowd will come to time as the rest of the S250 must be posted by April IA, and the Luttbegites didn't impress Little as overf1owing with money. The Little-Lundin match is off. It would not draw here the peo. pie having obtained good line or Lundin that conyinces them there is no great speed in the big fellow. Bot Buffers victory over Gilligan at Fall River did not surprise Little, who thinks the young fellow good enough to meet any of the men hereabouts The fast Brockton style of wrestling Little places great dependence on, and as Butler has it he thinks Bob world beater. Parker is wrestling Otto Reincke at Pittsburg this week. Meet
 ing all corners is not allowed in that city, so he and Reincke wrestle every night for the week, and the man hay
 ing the most falls at the end of the week is the winner-a six-day wrestling
 match.-Brockton Enterprise.
 The Lowell boys play for Manager
 Parsons next year for $5 a week eacE more than they got this season.
 The question of wearing masks was
 discussed in the following way by Manager Parsons a couple of days
 ago: Ut would be an improvement ! if the mask was introduced, but so fal : as I have been able to find out, tho goal tends don't want it. They sa! that if the mask were introduced tht applicants for positions as goal tent would be so numerous that the salar- l ies would be pulled down to $1O ant S15 q week"
 : Sam Upton is happy man these days. He has brought the Clintol
 team through the season in good style . and has landed them well up in tht list. He has made money for tht Clinton hospital, he has re-engageC
 his team for next season, showing tha
 there is no protest coming from tht Z fans against any of the boys, and ht is himself sure of a place with tht same aggregation next season. Thing, have broken better for Upton at Gin 5 ton than they did here, and lie ha. l many friends in town who will be glaC to know he has done so well.-Brock ton Enterprise.
 Manager Parsons says Lowell won
 play the AIuncie, Ind, team, becaus
 the latter is too easy. Just imagin ' | < loo o,,o 41,r e+a,.c, xry1,iob orc nsa1.