Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-15
PETERS EYES
Are Still BIoOdshot
From the Awful Beating
Given by Rubin.
Maher Wants Another
Chance at Gus.
He Has Plenty of Excuses to
: Offer For 1t.
Amateur Base Ball Games In Akron
Sports.

HU'dteuT odse Dbl udfheS WI HkTOn
Sports.
Maher's eyes are still bandly blood
shot. but his face shows no other
evidence of the fearful pounding
that Gus Rubin gave it, says Macon
in the Enquirer. When L told him
that l was surprised at the fact that
he didn't floor Rubin oftener than
once he replied: "If I hadn't hurted
my left arrum the way did I'd have
put him down and out quick
enough
why, I'm told that the doctor of
the LenoX club said that there was
nothing at all the matter with your
arm, and that you We're only faking?"
He be - was Peters reply.
$50 and see DR.. Cleveland and hear
what he says. Ne told me that it
was wonder that the bones didn t
come out through the skin of me ell
bow. It's getting all right now,
thank God, and in a month or so it'll
be all right. Tom O'Rourke knew it
was hurt well enough. for when he
heard of it from those in my corner
he ran around to Ruhlin's and said ::
Go at him for all you are worth.
His left's gone and he can't hurt you
with it. That's what made NE say
to him: You are warm baby. Why
don't you throw him up an aX?' y
Peter says he wants another chance
at Rubin, and if they ever do come
together again they will pack the
LenoX from door to roof. He thinks
that it was Il chance blow that
Sharkey knocked Rubin out, and he
believes that the big Swiss akron
Giant" is as good as Jim Jeffries, if
not better, and he is of the opinion
that if jeff and Fitz ever do fight
''the Cornishman will win in walk"
Got Sound Beating
The later accounts of the Maher-
Rubin fight seem to clear Maher of
the charge of having a long and
handsomely developed yellow streak
in his makeup, says the World. L
eyer man got "A sound beating, that
man was Maher; yet. blind and
bleeding, he came back for more and
stood it like man. Maher has long
been credited with being Il coward
under the gaff and he has now either
disprove the truth of former accusa-
tions or shown that he has recovered
from an old weakness.
C. II. S., ia n. S., IL.
The Akron High school team was
defeated at Canton Saturday after
noon by the representatives of that
city's High school. The final score
was 10 to l2. The game was an ex-
citing one and it belonged to either
side until the final out was made.
The Cantons played better all
around game. Today the AIS. and
IRA. teams play on the Buchtel
Athletic field.
Played the Pilgrims.
The st. Bernard's challenged the
Young Americans for game last
and the Young Americans
rot scared out and sent down the
Pilgrims, who are big men, to play
he st. Bernards, whose Oldest play
II is II. The ST. Bernards We're
.ame and played the Pilgrims
md to their delight were only
,eaten by score, of ~ TO 6. The st.
3ernards will play the Crosbys Sat
lrday and any team wishing game
whose players are under II, may
lave one by calling at the school.
Akron Boys In It.
The University school team of
cleveland defeated West High, Sat-
lrday, by score of % to IL. Brew
ter pitched for the winners. He
made four hits. HOwland at short
top accepted eight out of nine
hances, besides making two singles.
Blazer Will be campaigned.
The chestnut gciding Blazer 2:22ia.
wned by Fred Laub of this citv, has
,pen shiDped to C,eyeIand to he nre- |