The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-25
AND OL|N
 READY FOR MATCH
 AT CLUB THURSDAY
Best Match of Season Ex- pected When Two Men
 Meet-Sport Gossip

With both grapplers expected to
 arrive on the scene at any mo-
 ment. plans for the wrestling bout
 at the H. A. C. tomorrow night
 are about completed. The pre-
 liminarics have been arranged. N1d
 other necessary matters attended
 to. Bill Strcit. chairman of the
 athletic committee of the B. A. C.,
 announced yesterday that the club
 intends to make Thursdays bout
 of the best of the winter sea-
 son.
 The local officials have done their part towards making the affair a sue cess. One of the classiest preliminary programmes yet arranged will be put on tomorrow night, according to Coach Hutsell. who has charge of that part of the entertainment. There will be the usual amateur bouts, and one or two other events.
 The two grapplers, Lewis and Olin will most likely hold up their end of the entertainment. The men have been putting in several weeks training for the bout, and each writes that he is in good Dndition for the match Lewis, headlock artist. has been working out with his dummy, he asys, and intends to pin Olin's shoulders flat with his favorite hold. if he is able
 Olin has no hold as his particular hobby. although he is mighty good on the armlocks and toe holds. He is one of the most versatile men on the mat today, and can use all holds with equal ease.
 The winner of Thursdays match will in all probability meet Stecher before the present season closes Lewis claims that he is still as good as ever, and if he defeats Olin decisively will demand a match with "Sailor' Joe. Olin can earn the right to meet Stecher by ad- ministering a drubbing to the willy "Strangler."
 Thursday nights match will in all probability be an exciting affair Both men are capable of roughing it. and each has an able defense for such tao tics. It will be a case of Greek meet ing Greek when Lewis clashes with Olin.
 Secretary Woodruff of the E. A. C. stated yesterday that tickets for the Lewis-Olin match are going fast. I'm terest in Thursdays bout is at fever heat" he said These two men are attracting more fans than any other pair yet matched at the B A. c. this season"
 Howard College Bulldogs certainly have pulled up the latter part of the season. By defeating the Mississippi A. & M. quintet the local boys con vinced Birmingham fans that Howard College is to be respected on the bas- ketball court
 It seems to be a toss-up between O. B. Newman. captain of the basketball team. and 'Peahead' Walker in decid- ing who will win the Porter cup at Howard this year Both men have made wonderful athletic records for the Bull dogs. Newman is admittedly one of the best basketball stars in the south. and Walker bears the same reputation in secondary college football
 Late exports last night reveal the fact that the Hartsell. Morgan County High School basketball team defeated the Nashville Central High quintet 2e to 12. Unless Birmingham Central High wins tonight, and wins decisiveIy there will be one more contender for the state championship.
 Fred Hahn and Earle Barks forward
  and guard, respectively, on the Central High quintet, are following in the foot stels of their odler brothers Hub" Hahn and Hub" Barks are varsity for wards on Auburns quintet. which will clash with the E. A. c. team Saturday night.
 The two Hubs make a wonderful combination for the Tigers Auburn has been victorious over the majority Of her opponents this season, and by good scores each time The Tiger for wards are two of the most accurate goal losers in the south
 What battle! Barks vs. GilIam, and Hahn Vs. Laughlnhouse. The club guards have made records for them selves as sticking pieces of machinery It will be sight worth .seeiIg when these four stars mix matters up.