The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
WINGED. 0 MATMEN
CARRY OFF HONORS
Points Secured by u. C., West
erH Club and uItOnOnah
of Portland

The handball court Of the Olympic
club looked like a miniature arena last
night when several hundred members
and guests crowded the temporarily
constructed bleachers. to witness the
preliminary bouts for the amateur
wrestling championships of the Pacific
coast
The winged O athletes carried off the
honors in six bouts. while the Western
club secured four victories, University
of California one and the Multnomah n
club Of Portland one. The contests
were the besd that have been seen here
for several years. Herbert Duncan. the
olympic club wonder was the star of
the evening, throwing his club bate
Eddie Baraty, after q tough bout in 5
minutes % seconds. by a half nelson
and further arm hold Baraty put up a
game lght and won the plaudits OF the
spectators by the manner In which he
slipped out Of some difficult holds.
Duncan's first bout with Bell of the
University Of California was an easy
victory, won in / minute and so sec
ouds. Otto Walldsch shared the hOnOrs
of the evening with Duncan by also
capturing two bouts in the heavy
weight class. In the first he won the
decision from Rudolph Barber of the
Army Young Mems Christian associa-
fion, the bout going the fun six minutes
allowed by the amateur rules. In. the
second bout he threw Ernest Berger Of
the Western club with a half nelson.
the THE required being ? minutes and
IA seconds.
o. z. FranscIze OF the AIultnomah
club and Henry Miller of the Olympic
club put up a fierce fight for minutes
and 81 seconds, when the northern
wrestler with a half-nelson and crotch
hold. threw the local boy,
Carl That's OF the Western club threw
Harry F. kolb Of the Olympic club, IN
the middle weight class. in l minute
and 80 seconds, with a three-quarter
nelson hold
Raymond Scott. the University of
California shot pUtter. made his debut
as a wrestler and won the decision over
n MADISON. a husky Swede from the
Western club, the bout going the six
minute limit E. Berger of the Western
club threw Reed OF the University Of
California with a crotch hold, the time
being ! minutes 81 seconds.
Rudolph Hing Of the 125 pound class
was . disappointment 10 hts club mem
bers. who inquired that he would win
in his class. but Roy Juvenal Of the
Western club was TOO much for him
and with a clever roll won the bout
in minutes Sc seconds. f. Heine, a
135 pound man from the Western club,
threw his clubmate, William Fletcher,
in ] minute 35 seconds tseUcher was
given smother opportunity against
Parker of the Olympic club and A half
Nelson was the means Of his defeat in
minutes 3 seconds. +. c.. Brownel
of the Olympic club secured the quick
est fall 70 the evening. BY flying roll
he put Rasch OF the Western club upon
his back in 19 seconds.
J. r. Crawford Of the Western club
In the welterweight class threw Carl
Ricks Of the Olympic club by flying
fall aided by a crotch and head hold.
the bout taking . minutes 81 seconds
The semi final bouts viii be run of
this afternoon. the following matches
having been drawn:
lSl pound class Franschke Of Multnomah vs.
RrewneIL olympic club; p Parker Of the Olym-
rlrt club T. Hene Of Western club; Smith
n Vancouver Us. Henmerich. Los Angeles club.
l5e pounds-Duncan. olympic club, vs.. Walker
-f Vancouver Bsrsty, Olympic, Us. Eames.
Sacrament0 club; Thais, Western, y. Crawford,
Western.
The finals viii be the feature of the
ladies' night. which viii be held this
evening in the colonial ballroom Of the
St Francis hotel with William II. Smith
off-iating as referee and George James
as timer