The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
DUNCAN THROWN BY
VANCOUVER mailman
Olympic Clubs Champion Loses
LaureIS 10 NOrfterner in
fhe Afternoon

The following were the winners of
the class championships at the Pacific
coast wrestling tournaments held by the
Olympic club at the Hotel ST. Francis
last iEhts
1I5 pound claSs-GeOrge II. Chapman,
Western club.
I25 pound class-GeOrge II. Chapman,
Wes1er8 club.
IS5 pound elaSs-F. b. Smith, Van
couver.
I45 pound cIass-Herbert Duncan,
Olympic club.
I5s pound cIass-James Crawford,
Western club.
Heavy-Otto WaIIhsch, Olympic club.
The colonial ballroom of the St. Fran
els hotel was converted into an arena
last night for the beneft Of the mem
bers of the Olympic club and their lady
friends. The Pacific coast wrestling
championships were the feature Of the
evenings entertainment and the events
were handled in fne shape by the Of
fcoals Of the club.
A - foot ring. well padded, occupied
the center Of the ballroom, while the
spectators were seated about the ring
q new experience for many of the hand
somely dressed women.
Herbert Duncan, the Olympic club $
welter weight champion. went out of
his class in the semidnals in the aft
ern0On tryout and was defeated by
George Walker. the Vancouver athletic
clubs wonder, who is the middle weight
champion Of the Pacific northwest A
half-Nelson and half-scissOr hold was
theu ndoing Of Duncan.
r. =. smith another Vancouver lad.
was also a conqueror of an Olympian,
T. p. Brownell being the victim through
a half-Nelson and leg lock hold Craw
ford. the Western clubs promising
wrestler. threw his team mate. Carl
That's. in two minutes with 2 roll. earn
ing the right to meet Walker IN the
finals.
The first bout Of the evening was
for the feather weight championship.
George II. Chapman of the Western
club carried of the medal and title by
the use of a half Nelson on his club
mate. f. Lundon. The second bout be-
tween J. P. Parker Of the Olympic
club and r. Heino of the Western club,
was p senl-fnal Parker being award
ed the decision at the end Of six min
utes
Fred smith Of the Vancouver athletic
club. a l85 FOUNDER managed to roll o.
r. FRANKIE OF the MultnOmah athletic
club Of Portland in three and a half
minutes.
George Walker. 150 pounds. of the
Vancouver athletic club threw r. ".
lines OF Sacramento hA the dlu OF a
half Nelson i'm five minutes % seconds.
J. A. Bradt Of the Multnomah club, a
l5S FOUNDER. was the second Portlander
who met with defeat. falling before
Crawford, a local man.
Following these bouts the winners
were given an opportunity to rest
while William J. Leonard. boxing in
structor Of the club, boxed a two
round go with Thomas II. Williams
Jr.. the year old son of the turfman.
Mat Toomey and Roy Nolan also boxed
a two round exhibition.
Sensational tumbling by the Armento
brothers created much enthusiasm
among the spectators between bouts.
The final bout for the welter weight
championship between Duncan and
George Mcleod Of the Sacramento ath-
let ciciub went the six minute limit
and Referee William Smith ordered an
other bout. The second go was fairly
even. though Duncan had a shade the
best in holds Referee Smith was un-
able TO decide between the two and or
dered a three minute bout TO decide
but neither man could secure a fall and
the decision was given TO Duncan al
the call OF time.
George II. Chapman OF the Western
club won the l25 pound championship
from his teammate, Roy A. Juvenall
by roll in 1 minute and p seconds.
The final bout in the lightweigh
Clas was won by Fred Smith of the
Vancouver athletic club from J. P.
Parker, the wined o representative, in
! minute and 52 seconds. This was the
only final bout won by the northern
visitors
The middle weight title went TO J. P.
Crawford Of the Western club. who de-
feated George Walker Of Vancouver by
a flying fall in % seconds.
Otto Waufsch Of the Olympic club
captured the heavy weight honors from
Raymond Scott Of the University Of
California throwing the lanky college
boy in % seconds with A flying fall.
The evenings entertainment was con-
cluded with boxing bouts between J. O.
Long. Robert McAllister, William
Dwyer and C. l. Boscha and moving
pictures of the Johnson-Jeffries fight.