Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06
SOUTH ATLANT|C'S
WRESTLING TOURNEY
Best Mat Artists of the Dis
trict and Maryland Meet
This Week.

The announcement OF the entrants in
the championship wrestling tournament OF
the South Atlantic Association Of the
Amateur Athletic Union. which was made
yesterday, showed that there would be
plenty OF keen competition for honors on
the mat at both the preliminaries and the
finals. which are scheduled to take place
this week The preliminaries Will take
place Tuesday at both Carroll Institute
in this city and Doyle's gymnasium In
Baltimore. The finals will take place at
Carroll Institute Friday evening.
In the preliminaries seven men will be
chosen at each place to represent their
respective cities, and these will meet in
the finals to decide not only the titles in
the south but also the intercity wrestling
championship of Baltimore and Washing
ton. Because of the intense rivalry that
has ever attended contests between these
two cities. the competition will be all the
fiercer and more interesting.
The Baltimore wrestlers will be accom-
panied by large body of rooters, who
will be sure to make plenty Of noise to
urge their representatives to greater eff
fort, but it is very unlikely that they will
be able to drown out the cheers of those
who have favorftes among the local Crap
PIERS The recent National Guard tour
nament has SO aroused interest in the
sport that every event Is we'll filled. and
the men who are to take part are Of a
caliber sufficient to warrant confidence
on the part of their friends.
Special seating arrangements will be
made at Carroll Institute to insure am
pie accommodation for those who attend.
and separate section will be set apart
for ladies. Although this will be practi-
cally the first time that it has been Dos
sible for ladies to attend an amateur
wrestling tournament in Washington, the
innovation has been faNorably commented
on, and there is pretty sure to be a bevy
of the fair sex in attendance.
The full list of entrants follows:
Bouts at Doyle's Gym, Baltimore.
Bantamweight uo5 pounds and under)-Laye
Lowenstine. d. A. G.
Featherweight us pounds and under,-George
w. LoyIe, ID. A. q.
Special weight u25 pounds and under)-Harry
E. Cook, D. A. C.
Lightweight gs5 pounds nan, and under,-A. j.
Wesley aai f Day. ir.. B. A. c.
weterweight Il4o pounds and upder,-Caspel
j. Gosman, ID. A. c.; Wesley f. Day, jr.. b.
Middleweight l5s pounds and under,-W. S
A. Doherty D. A. c.; Max Rohde, B. A. c.; E
K. Griffith. b. A. G.
Bouts at Carroll Institute, Wash
ington.
Bantamweight u05 pounds and under)-J. NJ
Wilson, Y. NJ. c. A.; +. ii. Hughes, G. O.
Featherweight u15 pounds and undef,-Edw.
Goucher. NJ. A. C.
Special weight u25 pounds and under)-Chria
Gavin, NJ. A. c.
Conley. NJ A. G.: W. B. Mosey. G. G.; A. l.. "
Wieht y. NJ. G. A: T. p. Mayhem, y. NJ c. A.
Welterweight u45 pounds and under,.W Null
Iigan n. A. C.; ]. A. Mayhew. Y. NJ. G. A.;
Eiw Helm Y N. q. A.; g. ii. Bailey, q. c..
W. b. O'Brien. NJ. A. G.
Middleweig u5S pounds and under)-J. Rud
rick. Y. VI. G. A: Gilbert Isackson. G. O.; E. A.
Wiley. G. G.
Heavyweight u5s pounds and over,-R. E. Con-
Authorizations: Y. NJ. g. A.-Central Y. NJ. g
A. OF Washington. NJ. A. C.-Memorial Athletic
Club of Washington. 6. C.-Gallaudet College
of Washington. ID. A. O.-Doyle Athletic Club
of Baltimore i. A. C.-Baltimore Athletic Club.
Officials for final bouts: Manager of bouts
Prof Maurice A. Joyce. chairman Of wrestling
COMMITTEES. $. A. A. A. 4. U. Referee-Mr. Pat;
C. OConnell of Washington. Timers-Mr. John
Merkllng Of Carroll Institute and Mr.. John c.
noyle of the Doyle Athletic Club. Scorer-Mr.
Vincent Daley of Georgetown University.
All bouts will be run off under A. \. L.
rules and weights will be taken under the
same regulations.