The Washington times., 1906-03-11
BAL T|HOREANS WIN
FROM WASHINGTON
Dunawin the Only Local
Man to Show.
HERON DOES VERY WELL
Turner Pounds Lighter Than His OPP
ponent, and Was Thrown in
Short Order.
HERON DOES VERY WELL

BALTIMORE. March I0.-BaltimoTe
vrestIef-s cleaned up the Washington
talent in good style tonight in the inter
city contests between local and Wash
ington men at the Baltimore Athletic
Club. Of the eight classes but one
went to the Capitol city.
That was the heavyweight class, in
which ~ NJ Dunawln Of Carroll IN
stitute, won over Griffith, OF the B. A
{. In justice 10 the local man, now
ever, IL should be said that the wash
ingfCn contestant had n advantage OF
nearly thirty pounds. Griffith was the
aggressor from the start and held his
own for about three minutes, after
which the Washington wrestler became
the upper man. He : 5cceeded IN get
ting q scissor and jaw hold, by whlcn
he downed his opponent. II was GrlI-
fth's first appearance on the mat IN
public
Heron Stayed Eight Minutes.
The gymnasium was well crowded.
and a number Of Washington rooters
were on hand. The matches were held
under A A L. rules, aid proved far
more interesting than the average
matches Of that nature. But one class
required more than the regulation six
minute bout for a decision.
This was the 125-po.nd division IN
which II. J. Brockman, Of the Doyle
Athletic Club. won over Victor Heron,
Of Carroll institute DJrlng the hrst
bout of six minutes ths honors were
even first one man and men the other
being the aggressOr- After three min
utes in the second bout Brockman man
aged TO get an arm lock ana neck nol0
by which ne dowDed the Washing ngtonlail;;
St Leo Gymnasium boys dld wen
and they carried on the honoTs IN TOUR
/ Of the eight c4asses- h Cooke started
off ia the 115-pOund class By downing
K Locke. Of Carroll Institute, IN four
I
Foley Lost in 1890.
3. Clifford was the next st. Leo rep
| resentative TO win gaining victory over
Howard Foley. Of the National Guard
Athletic Association of the District OF
| Columbia. in q minute and half.
F. Cashmeyer, OF ST. Leo's. and F,
| Lockhead. OF the District National
! Guard. were the next pair and they put
| up a Tatuing good contest. CaShmeyei
proved the better man and gained the
| fall on a bar and chancery hold aftel
| four and half minutes OF strenuous
| work.
In the i05-pound class. Washington
| had no representative. Cook, OF 81
| Leos, and Soonan, or ST. Johns Ath
! Ietic Association, were paired, Cooke
| getting the verdict in little over three
| minutes.
Cables Game Fight.
| Il. Gilmore, OF the Baltimore Athleti'
Club. and G L. Gable. of Carroll Insu-
tute. had warm battle for little over
! FIVE minutes. Gilmore was the aggressol
from the start until about a half minute
before the bout ended. Gable was on tor
/ when Gilmore squirned out, secured {
bar and chancery hold and downed tht
I Washington lad,
| 4. r DebIaquiere of the Central Y
! NJ Q. 4. gained an easy victory over "
J. Turner. Of District National Guard
/ In q minute and quarters. TuTnel
/ was pounds lighter. but was satisfied L
/ 90 on under those conditions,
/ William Hambleton. of this city, anS
I Arthur T. AtheThoit. of Philadelphia
/ former ama,eur champion, acted as ref
! pTeeS.