Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30

he other competitions.
The conditions governing the ladies'
have been decided and are:
There will be two separate contests
for teams Of five, one strike and spare
and game of II balls, pins falling to
count. A team may take part in both.
Entrance fec So for each contest In
the individual championship the total
Of pins made on six best tickets, of
three balls each, will count. Only IL
tickets can be procured by any one
lady. There will also be two alleys
reserved for prize bowling, where an
unlimited amount Of tickets may be
purchased
The individual championship should
prove the most interesting for the
ladies, as the limit of tickets will
make 1t possible to gain the coveted
worlds championship simply by spend
ing money, yet the fact that the best
six tickets out of ~ will count, will
give each of the contestants a fair
chance.
Entries for the various kinds of COM
petitions have been pouring into the
eastern and western offices mt very
lively rate during the past two weeks.
There are still many cities to be
heard from, and 1t is in these that
bowlers should bestir themselves at
once, as no entries will be received
after May 1.
Any information regarding the de-
tails and condition of the tournament
will be cheerfully furnished by sam
uel Karpf, secretary-manager west.
ern division, at Dayton, Ohio. The
permanent headquarters of the gen
eral committee are located at No.
New Chambers ST., New York city.
FIGHT TONIGHT.
Rubin will have chance to wipe
out n defeat that has stood against
him ever since his battleSwith Yank
Kenny, Mt North Baltimore. The men
meet at Hartford under the auspices
of the. Crescent Athletic club Gus
should have little trouble in making
the Toledo pug look like the skate that
he is. Both are said to he in fine condi.
ton. They will go 90 rounds.
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT.
Simms seems to have caught on in
Chicago. He has been matched tc
fight Freddy Green at Tattersalrs next
Thursday night. The contest is fol
six rounds at 1870 pounds. Tomorrow
night he meets Ole Oleson at Des
Moines. The Jeffries engagement al
Chicago has been Cancelled.
DUNKHURST is MAD.
Ed Dunkhurst was angry yesterday
says the Plain Dealer. When seen ir
the afternoon he was boiling over will
rage because of the manner In which
the Niles Athletic club cancelled its
match between himself and Gus Rub
lin. Dunkhorst snys that the clu.
claims he had not posted his forfeit
fut says the truth of the mater Is thar
the club did not ask for the forfeit. HI
was in training for this match, as ht
cxpectcd to defeat the Akron giant
lie st!ll hopes to have an opportunity
at the Akron man. The last time the,
met, which was two years ago, Dunk
horst gave Rubin one of the hardes
fights of his life, despite the fact tha
ne lost the decision. The Youngstown
Athletic club comes forward with
proposition Offering q match betweei
Dunkhorst ana Bob Fitzsmmons, tn,
contest to take place inside of
month. The terms are liberal bu
Dunkhorst claims he will not go ol
without written guarantee. 1t /
quite likely that satisfactory term
may be arranged.
DATE FIXED.
Lou Houseman has completed M
rangements for contest between Tel
ry McGovern and Tommy White, a
126 pounds, at Ta;tersall's in Chicago
April II.
IN THREE ROUNDS.
Tom Sharkey aud stockings Cor
roy, of Troy, n. u, We're to have gon
ten rounds last night In Baltimore, bu
Sharkey put Conroy out in the thir
round with stiff left punch on til
jaw. Conroy was fat and awkward
and the only uncertainty about tn
fight from the start was the numbe
OF rounds II would take Sharkey to d
the trick.
THE p. 4 w. R'Y. TRAIN EAST l
BECOMING POPULAR.
With travelling public. 1t leaves Akro
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