Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-09

but could not hold the sailor off and
he went TO the ropes from Toms rush
where he took left and right OH the
head. He broke to the center with
'"tov after him. Tom, with II
short right swing on the jaw, stretch
TO-. --,.n. OF the floor. Kenny tried
to get up but was unable ana WIS ON
his face when the count ended. Ken.
ny was carried to his corner where
he quickly revived and was soon able
to leave the ring
AT NEWBURG.
Fully thirty horses are working daily
at the Newburg track and the course
is In such excellent condition that
they are dashing off mics. halves ana
quarters in way that promises TO
set records for the half mile courses.
The first meeting al Ncwburg will open
on June 10 and from then ON there
will he busy times at the Newburg
track. Everything has been zone 10
make the oval the best in this part
of the country. The conditions for
working and cooling are second TO
none. There is plenty of shade ana
plenty of room to work. From pres
ent indications the opening meeting
at Newburg will be the best that has
ever taken place on that track.
SERIOUS SOUNDING NAME.
Bob Fitzsmmons' haud. which is
now very badly swollen. and band
aged up. gives him n great deal of
pain. Fitz says that he will keep the
splint on and do no more foolish stunts
with 1t until his doctor says II is com
was removed and the swelling reduced
| by the operation on Wednesday at the
! Bellevue hotel, but the fingers and
knuckles are still in very bad shape
Dr. Il. &. Edgerton, the operating
! physician. describing Fitz's injury,
said: "Fitzsimmons is suffering from
n traumatic synovltis of the left mid
die knucSle,w Which requires absolute
rest for ut least six weeks or two
months" Dr. J. II Sullivan, who has
been treating the hand for some time.
agrees with Dr. Edgerton. and also
|
in which the hand can be healed
WADSWORTH BATTING ORDER.
The North End Athletic club base
ball team will play the Wadsworth
club at Summit lake park Sunday ar
ternoon. The visitors will bat as fol
lows: =. Hutchinson If; Galfney 2b;
Lee lb; Brown e. w. Hutchinson 3b,
Jones SIS; Helmick cf; McDermott rf;
Morgan p.
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
The bowling tournament for the indi-
vidual championship of the city is pro
crossing rapidly on the Howard st.
alleys. The scores made Friday are
as follows: Foltz 1871, vs.. II. King
147; Clark 141, VS.. Foltz 1863; yernosky
1874, VS.. Latimer ia; Clark 100, VS..
Vernosky 139.
Standing Martins average. 1I2
Brownell. 1851; Kolb lG2: Grille, 100
Foltz, 159; Bullock, 1871; Frain, 157;
Fitc, 1876; Klein, 153; H. King, 1913;
Walsh, 15l; Nichus, 40; Vernosky,
14S; j. King, 14S Wolf, 1IG. rirestonc,
145; Miller, IA; Latimey IA; GOOden-
berger, 143; Clark, 1891
RAIN INTERPRETED.
The heavy rain Friday afternoon
made it necessary to postpone the races
at Fountain park. This is the second
time that the matinees mve been call
ed off. After the shower the track was
covered with water. The program
that was to have been given yesterday
will be the card for next Friday. Pre-
vious to the hour forh Starting th'
races the members of therelb indulget
in parade from the Empire house t.
the grounds. The Eighth regimen
band led the parade.