Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-18


right uppercut on the jaw which
Strengthened hi mup. Again he rushed,
but received the same dose. He tried
it again but got another uppcrcut, and
the crowd cheercd wildly as Tommy
stabbed the Brooklyn boy three times
with his left in the face. McGovern
fought wildly trying for Il Knockout.
Tommy danced out of the way and
sent Tcrry's head back with a stiff left
and uppercut with his right. White
then iabbed FIVE straight lefts to the
mouth as Terry followed him around
the ring, each time blocking Terry's
wild swings. Thcy were clnched on
the ropes as the bell rang.
STANDARD WILL WIN.
The Standard bowling cluD will win
the badge I'm the tournament, which
will be concluded on Bclrodln's alleys
Thursday evening, April 10. Several
games are yet to be rolled by coinpet-
ing clubs. The Standards aggregate
total for the eleven games designated
in the tournament schedule is 1852.
Next to the Standard comes the
Guess club with n total of 1890. Totais
of the other clubs will he considerably
below the above mentioned figures.
AT BERRODlN'S.
The Norka and Buckeye clubs bowl
cd at Bcrrodins Tuesday evening.
Scores Norka, 662; Buckeye, 553.
MATCH ARRANGED.
Billy Madden has arranged for Gus
Rubin 10 meet Joe Goddard, the Bar
rier champion. for six rounds within
two weeks time in Philadelphia. Kid
Mccoy Is to face Jack Bonner before
the same club week later.
DUNKHORsT WAS SLuGGED.
Ed Dunkhorst, the big Cleveland
pugilist, reported for duty at Jeffries'
quarters Tuesday In Allcnhurst, n.
J. The complement of training as
sistants Is now completed with this
latest aqusiiion. Tho afternoon work
started with little bag punching. ana
then came the boxing tournament,
which opened with -four three minute
rounds Of fierce but scientific sparring
with clever Tommy Ryan This was
followed, with scarcely an intermis-
sion, by Jctirlcs tackling the mammoth
Ed Dunkhorst tor more rounds of gen
uinc sluggng which the big Clcvclaud-
cr endured well.
REFUSED TO ISSUE LICENSE.
The proposed match between Rub
lin and Fitzsimmons may not take
place. The New York Police Board
has refused 10 issue n license to the
Seaside Athletic club, under whose
auspices tho men were TO meet. A
New York special says:
President Kork, of the Police Board
came ont openly today in stating the
policy of the Board to refuse to grant
licenses for public boxing matches
"rhc Boards position is this" said he
III II was wrong to hold n boxing
match on September |, 1t Is wrong tc
permit one to bc held on the list OF
May. Since the repeal Of the Eortor
law, the Board considers that II woul,
be violating the spirit of the law aut
public opinion 80 issue II permit FOL
the holding of n boxing match"
Three fights of great importance arr
scheduled TO take place In the Seaside
Sporting club. They are the contest,
between Jeffres aud Corbett, Sharke!
and Mccoy, aud Fitzsimmons an,
Gus Rubin. The dates for these fight
have been set, and both Corbett AM
Jeffries are in training for their match
which was to have been held mex
i, month. Corbett is in training at Lake
wood, while Jim JefIries is in prepare
|, tion in Asbury Park.
Y Police Commissioner Jacob Hess
l. says: "rhere will be no more prlz
4 fights within the limits of create
|. New York from now ON IL the Boar
= OF Police Commissioners Is able
II prevent them, Every member of III
:. Board is opposed TO such contcsts,nn
d we are only too glad that the Legisl'