The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
.VA.UCHAN.LLOYD
THROWS Y CALVIN.
Won Both Of the Falls at the
Casino Last
Night.
.ouTcLAssED HIS OPPONENT
Second Bout Lasted Fifty-eigl,t
MISUNDERSTANDING
Was East.

Vaughan Lloyd won out in the wrestling
match with Calvin last night. but the
bicycle rider put up such a game fight
on the mat that he divided the honors
with the winner After tho bout, Calvin
made the following statement:
II have no excuses to offer. met n
man far cleverer than. ! am at this gamo
and hope my friends who lost their
money saw the bout in this light. I
did my best and lost"
The rain and lcold were responsible
for the lack OF a large crowd, but frlly
two hundred sports braved the inclcm-
ent weather. Amongst those present
were Sergeant Bailey. heavyweight
champion Of the,clty; Dr.. vaughan-L Lloyd.
A1essrs. Z. o. McCabe, Benny Munroe
ley. Robert F.. Holstead, Charles L, Pc
sticclas. C.. B. Whitaker. r. L. Greene
Major j. F.. Knowles, ] ohm A, Upshur.
EJeffry Montague, r. Perry, p Johnson.
C. III. Brown, T. Vaughan Lloyd, Flem-
Ing Christian, F.5W. LAguna. Charles
Chisolm. g.. H. Holster, F. L. Stewart. w,
T. Hoppe, Chas. r. O'Rork. H. Vaughan
Lloyd and II. T. Taylor,
Mr.. W. w. Barnes was master OF cere-
EIuOnleS> ttNtlCu.tlSsSotSl-Sdlll fNWdsS llIC
style Of the match
sss Nr.J.iC. Pollard was referee and Mr..
John Bowers time keeper. D. v. Brooks,
Z OF Manchester, and George Herbert, Of
Richmond, got out on the mat for q pre-
liminary. Herbert, the champion feati1-
.er-weight OF Richmond, went at Brooks
like a whirlYind and won the first fall
In two minutes and forty five SECONDS.
He captured the second fall in one
,k~c II t1
opponent and going as he pleased This
gave him the decision but he offered
Brooks third chance as MI exhibition
bout and threw MIN handly in three
minutes and ten seconds. The pace was
fast and the crowd enjoyed It.
Real Match Begins.
Messrs .Vaughan- Lloyd. .artayed in a
notified bath gown and Calvin, in red
wrapper made their .inclination"&t to lnc
crowd and then got down to work ~ X.
Calvin was the aggressor and went at
the Richmond lad with n dash that set
the crowd bowling Sd For ten minutes 1T
looked like anybody,s game and then In a
flash Vaughan Lloyd with an elbow lock
and arm block. had Calvin over with his
shoulders on the mat Time, 10 minutes,
10 seconds. 2 e Z BIZ
After an intermission of ten minutes
the best bout Of the evening began. CAL
win again made allsthe play and after
twelve minutes Of work had Vaughan
Lloyd on the edgeiof defeat. 1T look
ed as thoughfall waseover but the shout
ling when atqulsk isRiftl Saved the day.
VVapg CHAN Lloyd AFTER; n teen minttes
Of work got hody,rilold sWi 18th arm lock
on Calvin and for thirtyztwo minutes ",
Win ALTHOUGH suffering fearfhlly, was
game and after repeated trials finally
broke Vaughan Lloyd. S hold. Loud
cheers greeted this splendid test Of en-
durance and pluck. 1t was sbuts fighting
off the, inevita BILE, however. for the Rich
mond naniput. him down and out I lme,
i5S minutes. ri S3 +iS
The crowd grew impatient during the
many minutes of the last round and
yelled, ut takes longer than Port Ar
thur, I'VE won't go home until break
fast time" and kept time with their
feet All was excl ement however when
| the decision went toIthe local man and
the audience SsRarmed upon the stage
to shake his hand.
Calvin said. HHI don't mind. This Is
easier than riding six-day bicycle races