The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
GOOD men in
MAT tourney
Cream Of Local Amateurs VIII
Take Part IN Memorial
Event Tomorrow.
GALLAUDET IS STRONG
Andrewzi.i and Gledhill to Repre-
sent Buff and Blus
Institution.

The championship wrestling tourna-
ment. which will be held by the Me
mortal Athletic Club. at It's clubhouse,
Monday and Thursday, promises to be
the most successful held in its career.
This event will bring out the best ANA
teur talent that the various schools. COL
leges and clubs in this section can pro-
duce. Gallaudet College has entered
strong team. headed by Casil Gledhill.
These boys never fail to give a good ac-
count Of themselves. while the Y. NJ. c.
A., for the first time in many years, will
enter a man in every class. These men
have been carefully trained and coached
by Frank Lockhead. and should give
their opponents a hard struggle for the
team honors. The National Guards have
quite an entry. all of whom are seasoned
veterans, and will undoubtedly be in the
running.
The memorial squad is the largest and
most formidable that has ever been seen
in fhees parts These boys have been
training hard and faithfully under the
watchful eve Of Coach Foley. From all
indications, this husky bunch OF grap-
piers will make a clean sweep Of af-
fairs, as the majority of these men have
been through the mill time and again,
and have never failed to carry away
honors. All OF these men are entering.
cOnnuent tndt tney Will Keep lHc cup at
the Georgetown clubhouse.
Has strong Team.
The Memorial Athletic Club has prob
ably the strongest wrestling team that
has ever been turned out by any organi-
zation in these parts. B. Foley. the It's
pound champion Of the District, can be
expected to hold his own with the best
Of them, while the 1l5-pound class Is
~ int iQ ha a-d IN
a man who has anything on either Mar
shall. Madigan or Santite.
Goucher and Marshall will represent
the Memorial contingent in the 10
pound class. while johnson will perform
in the rs. All Of these boys have given
good account of themselves in the past
and will probably be in at the finish.
The I35 class promises to be a hum
mer as every club in the city has a good
man entered. but It Is generally conced-
ed that Mayhew. OF the Georgetown az
gregatfon. will wade through this bunch
OF huskies and land the honors for his
club The Memorials are placing their
hopes in O'Brian and. Connolly 10 stop
Paxton. the hustling weiter-weight from
the Y NJ. c. A., who has been defeat
ing all the men IN these parts for some
time. Mulligsn. Kellogg, Mccarthy and
Scrogsins will be entered in the 15s and
said about these men, as they are all
seasoned veterans. who have been out
OF the game for some time, but are anN-
ious 10 get back in the fray and cop
some OF the honors that are going
around.
The entries to date follow:
lospo,rnd class-FOIe5. Memorial: Matais National
Guard.
iispound elsss-Bcekrr. Y. N. O A.; santf.. Ne
morial; Madizan. Memorial: Marshall, Memorial.
IcpuInd clas-Clesry, y. N. c, A.: Marshall
Memorial Frecne. National Guard; santtts. M-mo
raj
l25pound class-Johnson Memorial; McC1eary. Y.
VI. G. A: Anirewzisd. Gallandet-
rs pound class-Broxn, National Guard: T. MAY
hew. Memorial: J. Msyhew, Memorial: Bekert, Me
moriai: HILLARY. Memorial; Walters. Y. n. O. A.
lS-rpInd clas-PaIton. Y NJ @ A.: 0Bnen.
Memorial: Connolly. Memorial: GlcdhiIl. GaIlandet ::
Fslc1ner. Memorial.
Espound class-kellosz. Memorial: Brooks. 7. n.
c. A.: Mull:7n Memorial
Heavyweight cax-Banvtt Y. NJ G. A.: Ne
Carthy. Memorial; scroezins. Memorial