Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-11

Limric .......ts. ts........... pitcher
Score by innings:
1234 SO R.H.E.
N. Ends. y . 3 o 900 = 3 13 4
Sharon -. 3 90 / 0O1 0 o. ; 3 3
Earned runs-North Ends =. Two
base hits--C. Krohmer, Lowery, Nc.
Burney, Dunn, Totsman. Home runs
Bedhur. Base on hit by pitcher
Brown-Bows. Struck out by Lin
ric 3, by Barnes 3. Base on balls, by
Limric 3, by Barnes .. Passed balls
Brown 3. Stolen bases--Dunn ., @.
Krohmcr I. Mack /. Time of game
Two hours and 10 minutes. Umpire
Frank Motz.
WERE DISAPPOINTED.
Those who were anxiously awaiting
the contest between Bob F'itzsimmons
and Gus Rubin, the Akron giant, met
with great disappointment last week
when IL was announced that the match
was off says the Enquirer. Fitz hurt
his hand on Big Ed Dunkhorst, and
upon having surgeon examine the in
jured member he was much chagrned
TO learn that the injury would prevent
him from appearing. in the ring for
some time to come. Fitz at once de-
clared off his match with Ruhlin and
will take long rest, so that he can
carefully treat his bad hand, and will
do no more boxing until it is entirely
| well. BY the failure of the match to
come off Rubin loses great opportu-
nifty to show his real quality as fight
or and force himself into line for cham
pionship honors.
There is some talk of match be-
tween Rubin and Sharkey, but as yet
nothing detenite has transpired in the
matter. Rublins manager, Billy Mad
den. says Titz is certainly to blame
for the match falling through, as he
had no business To fight Ed Dunkhorst
when he had another and more i'm
poltant battle before him.
There is good deal of truth in
Madden's talk. Fighting suckers is not
always a safe game.
WHITES CHANCES.
Next Thursday night at the Coney
Island Athletic club. Tommy White
of Chicago the 126-pound champion
of the world, Will meet Terrence. Me
Govern OF Brooklyn, the fethcrweighi
premier, says New York special
The odds at the ring side WILL OF
course, favor McGovern. New York
ors, and, for that matter Chicagoans
too, have come TO look upon Mc(iov
ern as being invincible. The little
Brooklyn demon has been coming at /;
clip of late which undoubtedly entities
him to all the alteration and adula
tion showered upon him. In thei
last fight of six rounds Terry was no
coming quite as fast at the close as a
the beginning. Indeed, it was Whit,
I. who was setting the pace when TIN
gong changed at the close OF the bout
| Those who have seen White in any O
his longer engagements know what
, game and insistcnt little boxer Tom
:, my Is when going over II stretch q
I ground. The battle at Coney lslan
, is to he for - rounds, and McGovcr
! has never showed to advantage i
1 anything but early round decisions
, If Tommy can stand the Brookly
p boy off for from 10 to IL rounds h
+ will havc royal chance to get tn
decision at the end of the Goth, but tn
!. odds of course, will be the other way
4 AGAINST AN UNKNOWN.
A On the same night the Coney Islam
b management has promised to mate
n Art Simms, the Akron (Ohio, boy, tn
r lightweight who recently defeated Ol
Olson in Chicago The name of Slmm,
$ prospective opponent is not known,
. HORSE NOTES.
, Belle s., a;22h, aud E'reebootel
9 2;2oh are in Cal Stull's stable at -Four