Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-29
ADDITIONAL SPORTS.
FINISHED FIFTH.

Lottie Bayard, owned in this city,
finished fifth in the 2:30 pace at the
West Side track in cleveland Thurs
day. She was second in the second
heat. The race was won by Dona-
van.
RUHLIN'S RECORD.
Rubin is but 2s years of age and
just in his prime Here is his record:
Won from Jim Wood, 4 rounds.
Won from Con Tobin, 5 rounds.
Lost to Yank Kenny, Is rounds.
Won from Dominick Kane. rounds.
Won from Steve O'Donnell, 20 rds.
Draw with Jim Jeflries. 20 rounds.
Won from Tot Ryan. 10 rounds.
Won from Bill Smith fTexas, = rds.
Won from Woolf Bcndorff. = rounds.
Lost TO Kid Mccoy. 20 rounds.
Knocked out by Tom Sharkey. ! rd.
Knocked out Tom Mccormick. 8 rds.
Won from Ed. Dunkhorst. - rounds.
No decision: Joe Goddard, rds.
No decision; Joe Choynski, 6 rds.
Won from Joe Goddard, ) rounds.
Draw with Peter Maher 20 rounds.
Lost to Joe Kennedy, 20 rounds.
Knocked out George Lawler. 8 rds.
Won from Jack Stelzner, . rds.
Won from Jim ,Jcffords, 5 rds.
Won from Jack Mccormick. 8 rds.
Knocked out stockings" Conroy, 7
rounds.
Knocked out Jack FiDnegan, 1 rds.
Knocked out Yank Kenny, g rds.
Knocked out Tom Sharkcy, Is rds.
RUHLIN NOT THE LEAST.
Referring cdtorially TO the Rubin
Sharkey fight. the New York Sun says:
During the last dozen years there
have been o remarkable ;number OF
attention. without any one of them be-
ing good enough to mark an era. While
the great Sullivan, although beaten,
remains, in our judgment, unmatched,
he has had very interesting lot of
OF these, the last, Mr.. Gus
tavus Rubin, is not the least.
Corbett, the nearest to the model of
the academy, may possibly be better
than he is made TO appear by his three
defeats by Ftzsmmons, Sharkcy and
Jeffries. Fitzsimmons, first class, but
not faultless, fell before IA man of gen
uine heavyweight power, Jcffries.
Sharkey, a giant short enough to give
him the pugnacity of Il bantam. when
tried with Jetfrlcs was plainly the
worser man, and he has been fatty
floorcd by Rubin. Rubin and Jcffries
are excellent men by the prevailing
standard.
Rubin appears to have much of
Corbett's faculty to land his glove
where he aims 1t, and evidently more
power to the elbow. Jcffrics Is perhaps
in the percentage of hits"
but his blow is probably heavier, and
of the willowiness @. youth
n great factor In the ring. We imagine
.Ieffries would be rather a favoritc in
the popular view II he and Rubin
should face each other, but predictions
on that question have to stand on very
swampy ground.
GOOD PLAYERS.
Tomorrow the air win be filled with
and war dances at Sum-
nit Lake park when the genuine Ne
braska Indians will try to scalp the
North Ends. Tho Indians not only at
tract attention. because their race is
dying out, but because their
play nm exceptionally strong game of
ball. Yesterday at Medina they de-
featcd the crack Cleveland Wheel
club, which team defeated Kent so
easily few weeks ago. Upon their
arrival in Akron they will pitch their
tents at Summit Lake park where they
Fat and sleep while In the city.
NORTH END VS.. EAST LIVER
POOL.
The North Ends played at Silver
Lake Monday when they meet the
East Liverpool team. The Order of
Red Men from East Liverpool and sur
cities run a big excursion and
picnic to Silver Lake on that day.
Akron lodges will also turn out.
FOR A GYMNASIUM.
gymnasium in connection with
the Kirkwood club. There are
. number of members who
have expressed willingness to con
tribute literally towars such an addl-
zion th. ni,h L., t,I. i,,.. .,,,.l, a., 60,