Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-15
RampaneIIi Wins Third
Game of Series.
Athletic Club Will Give an
Entertainment.
Scores Made on Akron Alley s.
Local Sporting News.

Charles Zimmerman called mt the
Democrat Office Thursday and stated
that he had made arrangements for
match with John Hogg. He says they
viii meet at the Grand Opera house,
Tuesday night, for II purse of $1,000.
iIogg weighs 216 pounds. Zimmerman
tips the beam at 19S. He claimed that
he had secured Gus Rubin as referee.
ATHLETIC EXHIBITION.
The Niclaussc Athletic club of Bar
bcrton, viii give an athletic exhibi-
ton in Smiths hail, at Johnson's
Corners Saturday night.
y number of good bouts have been
arranged ANA the club is making ever!
arrangement for the proper care of its
guests that evening.
\ cab viii run from the village out
n large crowd Is expected,
The following strong card has been
prepared for the evening: Billy Cole
man, of Barbcrton, win 20 10 rounds
against Paddy McGcc, of Mckcesport,
Pa. Six years ago, the men met at
Scottdalc Pa. in II siX-round draw.
Johnny Dennison, of Cleveland, win
meet Joe Goss, Of Chicago, for 10
rounds: Jack Smith of Akron is book
ed for Il six round contest with i'm I'M
known; Joe Mcdonald, of Bnrbcrton
will wrcstle Patsy Briggcr, of Pitts
burg. catch-as-catch-ca style. A
wrestling contest, for the 80 pound
championship of Summit county will
take place between Rcddy Smith and
JUuny Donaldson, both of Akron.
The exhibition viii close with n
cuke walk, by Tim OToolc and Cal
snyder, of Barbcron.
WILL MAKE IMPROVEMENTS.
The Ruhlin Central Athletic club
will make extensive improvements nt
It's gymnasium This was decided on
M the last meeting of the organiza-
tion, II rs the Intention of the club TO
give AN cncrlainment the latter part
of this month The best known Of
the local boXors win take part in the
proglam Matchmaker William Smith
is in receipt of numerous letters ask
ing him IL the club * prepared 10 offer
purses for contests IN this city. II Is
evident thnt rhc namC of the club has
attracted general attention.
RAMrANELLI WON,
John Rampanclii lr,, leads Met
Hard in the pool tournament, - balls,
The third game OF the contest was
played wednesday night before an
enthusiastic crowd of sports, l;alnpn-
ncill pockctod lO7 balls to llnrds OS.
The total score for the three evenings
stands Rampanclli, $40; lInrd 27S.
The tournament progresses each cv.
enlnq in blocks of 100 balls per night.
ThwYduy evening The fourth game will
he played and 100 balls win hr the
limit for the total score, unless II few
halls should bc made to MI out the last
frame This viii give Hard An oppor-
tunity Ia even matters, providing he
can make l22 balls to Ramps" 10
Wednesday nights game was an
even thing, and finished IN whlrlwind
OF excitement. Near the end, Hard
got II ball run, which gnvo him "A
slight advantage hut "Ramp" soon
came back with the same Kind. Of "A
deal.
MOORE KNOCKED OUT.
Charley Cor, of Mcchnnlcsvlllc nut
out Dick Moore, of ST. Paul, Mimi.
In the seventh round before the Man.
haitian Athletic club, of Troy, \. Y,
Wednesday night
CARNIVAL AT NILES.
The Niles Athletic club has It's next
bout in the club room on the night of
March 10. The principal event of ihc
event viii be a 20-round mill to de,
cision between Bobby Dobbs, of Bos.
ton, and Charley Burns, of Cincinnati
The preliminary will be 10-round
contest between Barney Welch, of
Cleveland, and Tim Mosley, of Buf
falo. Gus Rubin and Ed. DunShorst
Of Cleveland, who have previously met
jn 23-round bout. have signed artl
cles TO appear before the club on April
5th.
HAVE SIGNED.
Bob Fltzslmmons and Peter Mahel
hay been matched to fight in six